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NINETEENTH CENTURY CLUB
MEMBERS ENJOY BRIDGE, lUNcE

NlNE ZENITH CENTURY CLUB
MEMBERS ENJOY BRIDGE. LUNCH
One Of the largest affairs Of the sea
son at the Nineteenth Century club
was the bridge-luncheon enjoyed by
zoo guests on Monday afternoon. The
rooms thrown open for the occasion had
oeen artistically decorated with autumn
leaves, which were also effectively used
In the ornamentation of the daintily
appointed tables, where a special
thanksgiving menu was served.
beautiful prizes We're awarded to the
winners IN the game of bridge follow
ing the luncheon, the prizes being n
mahogany boudoir lamp with a rose
SIR shade, a cut glass bonbon dish and
a silver tea ball in the form of a NINA
ture teakettle.
One of the most delightful parties OF
the afternoon was that given by Mrs,
watkins Clapp, complimentary to Mrs.
Lucas Clapp, OF San Francisco, formerly
OF Memphis. The table was draped / N
cluny lace with al autoumn centerpiece
OF fruit arranged in a basket caught
with tulle In autumn shades, while au-
tumn leaves and berries were scat
tered over the cloth. THANKSGIVING
water colors marked the places of the
guests, numbered among whom were
Mines Lucas Clapp Aubrey Clapp, s.
7. Carnes, h. M. Ficklen, j, C.. Bell.
"A. b. Martin, Emma u. VOORHEES,, Lew
ellyn Price and Robert Wilkinson, and
Miss Mamie Looney,
Mrs. A. b. Wohlgemuth was the nos
tess at the largest party OF the after
noon, entertaining II guests, seated at
a large circular table having a Thanks
giving decorative scheme, The center
piece was a large pumpkin filled with
fruit resting in a bed OF autumn leaves.
Miniature baked turkeys filled with
nuts and raisins marked the places of
n guests, numbered among whom
were Mines. ], j, Wade. w. ID. Wilker-
son, Charles Duncan Mann. Clyde Beck,
j. II. Nelson, frank Robertson, John
Canale, II. II. Harris, Hugh Ford, II. j..
Higgins, Lee Rawlings, Ralph McFad-
den, j.. W. Dickson. Thomas Casey,
Thomas clarR y W. Humphrey and
Mrs. 4. J. Deupree, regent OF Her
mitage chapter, ID. A. R., was the spe-
cially complimented guest in the party
given by Mrs. j. N, Armstrong. Yell
low chrysanthemums, with Thanksgiv-
ing cards marking the places, were eff
f%ectivelv used In the ornamentation Of
the table. Among Mrs. Armstrong;
guests were numbered Mines. II, X.
Bryan, M. ]. Carter, N. G.. Graves, Ju-
liam Aymett, CT A. Stockiey, James
Brett, w. g. Cannon and f. l.. Gardl-
ner.
! NO VISITING girls, misses cara ana
Rita Belden. Of New York, were the
honorees Of the party given by Mrs. J,
ID. Allen, Jr.. and Mrs. +. h., Miller,
whose guests were seated at IL table
adorned with red chrysanthemunis.
Among those in the party besides the
hostesses and the honor guests were:
Mines. j.. l., Driver, David Fentress,
Harry Spain, II. C. Thomas and Charles
]. Farris,
Honoring Mrs. b. r. witsell and her
guest, Miss Cpwson. Of Maryland, Mrs.
G, c. Bacon entertained as her guests
Mines. b. +. and w, A, Witsell, N. N.
Thompson and Silas Riggs, Miss Marion
Gardner and Miss Cowson.
Mrs. j. c. F~elsenthal presided as hos
tess at a prettily decorated table hav-
ing as her guests. complimentary TO
Mrs. II, c. Edwards, formerly OF Jack
son, Tenn, Mines. Bond Dashiel, julius
Goodman, Palmer Brown and Bailey
Nelson.
Mrs. Grover Mccormick entertained
In honor Of her guest, Mrs, Lafayette
Sutherlin, of Gadsden, Ala, having as
her other guests seated at a table hay
Ing Thanksgiving decorations, Mines.
Ruth Moon, d. r. Thomas and Sophia
Williams,
Mrs. b. +. Turner entertained as her
guests Mt a daintily appointed table,
Mines. Il. b, Klewer, Frierson Moore,
= l. AGREE, John NJ. Maury and Lena
Robertson.
Mrs. S. c. Major entertained a party
Of charming ladies', having % her
guests Mines, T. NJ. Cathey, j. r. Hin
ton, j. f. Hinton, Frank May, A. y
Knipmeyer, u. NJ. Lindsey, Halle
Suapp OF Chicago and l., +, Burgess,
Mrs, Majors decorations were pink
roses artistically arranged as a cen
terpiece with individual corsage bou-
quets Of pink buds and ferns as place
cards.
Mrs. II. e. Lambert had a congenial
party Of six around her p~rettily deco
rated luncheon table. which had a cen-
teruiece howl OF pink chrysanthemums,
while dainty placecards done In water
colors held the anne OF the following
ladies. Mines. George Day G. u. Nc.
Gowan, ~ J Thomas, c.. u. Grigg n
Harry Wood.
Mrs, J. Roy Curtis had as her quests
her mother. Mrs. T. u. Curtis, Of Chi
cago. Mines. Lemuel Manire. John Mil
ton Hines and A. r, Kelly. Mrs. Cur
It's decorations were baskets OF Sweet
heart roses. the c~enterpieee being a
large basket and the places were
marked with smaller baskets filled with
pink buds,
Mrs. II. II. Nebhut had the following
ladies' who enjoyed her hospitality;
Mines. G T, Fitzhugh. w, b. Murrah,
j. u. stuart. w. 1. Oates and w S
Andersen
A party Of six congenial ladies' com
posed the following party; Mines Allen
Miller, Berry Brooks, w. T. KNIGHT,
II. NJ. Biggs, Charles Podesta and Mrs,
Nelson. The autumn floral centeIr
piece. with honhons IN red and white
and place cards 81 miniature turkeys,
formed the pretty table decorations,
Ms. Mortimer q, Railey had as her
puests ct a table adorned With nthk
and white carnatiNhs ARRANGED 10 n
basket, garlanded with i've, Mines
Huch Hayley. S. !, Elis, Douglas Oar
netl. ]. o. Flautt and w. r, Tuggle,.
Misses Edith and %lsetitta Riley hid as
their guests. Mines. s. NJ Mickey, Ros-
coe Browne. George RILEY, Bynum
stanley, Albert Riley and John Eaton,
Mrs. Randolph Chaars had rs her
guests Mrs. w. p Adams, Mrs Ew-
Inc Cn%rruthers Miss Annie Lee Boyd
and Miss Virginia Randolph Chears,
Among others present In small par
Mr,es Al S. Ruchanan. Earl Hotris,
| Auy'in Tlndall, |. w. Cole, A. Y Two
f-Aoa. W, T.. sta nabury. ] ". PNDe,
Frank Parton. ] w Norris farl
Palmer. Bolton Smith and S, J Beach
Miaa Louise Looney and Miss Bess
white.
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