The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-08-29
Society
Happy Birthday Party


Frances, the pretty little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen Hardeman,
celebrated her eighth birthday with
a very enjoyable party on Thursday
afternoon.
After number of games and con-
tests the young guests repaired to the
dining-room for refreshments. A
color scheme of yellow was beautiful
" carried out. The central decora-
ton for the attractive table was a
plateau of yellow marigolds. Tiny
baskets of yellow minis were the ia
vors, the big birthday cake was iced
in yellow, and the eight little tapers
were of the same sunny shade. Thoes
present were Misses Jane Northcutt,
Josephine Austin, Katharine Cog
burn, Louise Green, Nancy Morris,
Wylene Collins, Ruth Northcutt, Ev-
elyn Imogene Gilbert, julie Dodd,
Louise Boyd, Sara Frances Hyde and
Tom Parkinson, Bolden Collins, How
ard Northcutt, Frank Lee and James
Hardeman, and George Northcutt, Jr.
Miss Eloise Brown
Honoree at Bridge
Mrs. H. M. Cottingham was hostess
at a charming bridge party on Tues
day afternoon given in honor Of her
house guest, Miss Eloise Brown, OF
Washington.
Garden flowers were used in pro-
fusion to decorate the pretty rooms
where the tables were set.
A number of friends came in after
the game to enjoy the delicious re-
freshments with the players.
Pleasant Porch Party
Mrs. Arthur Davenport entertained
the eleven members of the executive
board Of the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian church with
o very pleasant porch party on Thurs
day morning.
After an interesting hour of con-
versation, dainty refreshments were
served.
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Mrs. Keeler Hostess
To Luncheon Club
The Round Dozen Luncheon Club
was delightfully."- entertained by Mrs
George H. Keller on Friday. A won
deful luncheon set of Chinese en-
broidery was used on the mahogany
table, and a great bowl of golden
glow, marigolds, and sunfowers was
the glowing yellow centerpiece. At
tractive and unique little Chinese
cards marked the guests places.
In addition to the members those
present were Mrs. Georgia Kay Sui.
Ivan, Mrs. S. D. Rambo, Mrs. Howell
Trezevant, Miss Mollie Seize, and lit
tie Miss Elizabeth Keller.
Miss Copper Entertains
Sunday School Glass
Miss Selma Copper entertained hel
Sunday school class (EpiscopaD OF
twenty little girls with lawn party
on Thursday afternoon. In the pea
nut hunt and other contests the prizes
were won by Misses Roberta Sylves
ter, Kathleen Nelson, and Amanda
Groves.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Williams
The marriage of Miss Bertha Eliz
abeth Whitley, daughter of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Joe Whitley, of Marietta, anc
Mr.. Albert Tinney Williams, of At
lanta, took place at the Druid Hills
Methodist church, in Atlanta, on the
eleventh of June. The Rev. Wallace
Rogers performed the ceremony II
the presence of few friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will make
their home in Atlanta. At present
the yare on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Whitley here.
Championship Golf Tournament
The Mems Championship Coli
Tournament started Tuesday of thi:
week, and will be ended on Friday
Those qualifying in the first fiigh
were Joe Wyatt, Frank McNeel, l.
N. Trammell, DIR. Parkinson, Wallace
Montgomery, D. R. Little, w. A. Du
Pre-, and George E. Daniel.
The qualifying round was won b!
George Daniel, who made an SO FOL
10 holes. Keen interest is being ia
ken in the tournament by all loca
golfers.