The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-04-18
Society
Beautiful Birthday Party
For Miss Florence

Beautiful Birthday Party
For Miss Florence
Miss Odene Florence entertained
very beautifully on last "Wednesday
evening with a dinner-dance, to cele-
brate her birthday. A color-scheme
of pink and lavender was charmlngly
carried out in every detail OF the at
tarctive table A tall white basket
filled with lilacs and crabapple bios
SONS was the central decoration, ana
this stood on a cover Of cluny lace
over pink satin. Encircling this were
numbers of bud vases, also tllled with
the crabapple blossoms. The electro
Ijer above was wreathed in smllaX,
which was drawn to the four corners
of the table. Dainty baskets of PINK
and lavender minis were the taVofs,
and the place cards were painted IN
sweet peas of the same shades
The menu carried out the color
scheme; and with the dessert was
brought in a Whitehead birthday cake
embossed in pink roses, and surround
ed by twenty-one pink candles.
Miss Florence wore a very lovely
frock of pink taffeta, latticed with
silver ribbon caught with pink rose
buds and pale blue forgetmenots. She
wore corsage bouquet of twenty-one
Radiance rosebuds and Swansonia.
Her dinner. guests were Misses
Henrietta Rhodes and Annie Arm
strong. of Atlanta, Mary Frances Gil
bert and Fannie Lou Webb; and Mr.
Morgan Mcneil, Jr., of Marietta; and
Messrs. William Worrell, Julian Phil
ms. Grady Conway, and Rufus Wool
bright, of Atlanta.
The Club was most attractively
decorated for the dance afterwards.
The lights were shaded in pink and
festooned with vines, and tall White
wicker baskets, overfowlng with
spring flowers were on mantel and
stands. The punch-bowl, in bank
of wistaria, was on the glassed-ln
porch. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Flor
ence in chaperoning the merry party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Moran, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, of At
lanta, and Mrs. r. E. Lawhon.
Besides the dinner-guests, those
dancing were Misses Irene Malone,
Minnie Lou Mcneil, Hattie Black,
Augusta Cohen, Dorothy and Eliza
beth tSephens, Ethel Brown and Marie
Morris, of Atlanta, Lucy Veal, of
AusteU. and Messrs. Malcolm Irwin,
George Wilson, Lawrence Kent, Jack
Small, George Couch, Ed Massa,
Scott, Lewis, and wilkins, of Atlanta,
and Morgan and Frank McNeel, Paul
Read, Ed Simpson, Wallace Montgom-
erv, Lawrence and Bolan Brumby,
Jesse and Robert Northcutt, DR.. and
Jordan Black, Wiley Blair, Richard
Marchman, Paul Owenby, Armstrong
Hunt, Edwin Sage, Randolph Sim
onds, Philip Holland, S. A. Conner,
Archie and Lee Sessions.
The M Fl. S. Seniors
Are Given Party
The Sophomores gave jolly mas
querade party on Tuesday evening III
honor of the Seniors, at the residence
of Misses Kathryne and Ruth Galley.
Mrs. Giles Entertains U. D. c.
Kennesaw Chapter, U. D. c., had
very interesting meeting with Mrs.
J. Glenn Giles on Tuesday afternoon,
twenty-five members being present.
The U. D. C.'s are planning to as
sist the Memorial Association with the
exercises for Memorial Day. Ae the
26th falls on Saturday this year, the
exercises will be held at the cemetery
on Friday, SO that the school children
may participate.
All will assemble on the square at
$3.50 Friday morning, and the process
sion will start the march to the GENE
terry at 10 o'clock.
The Hon. Hugh Cobb, son of the
famous General Cobb, will be the ora
tor of the day. The U. D. C.'s will
have most interesting exhibit in a
window of Hodges Drug store all next
week. A Confederate battle-fag, rel
les of the World War. and the U. D.
C.'s service flag and roll will be among
the things on exhibition.