The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-07-09
Society
L.ittle Maid,s Birthdax PARTY

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Little Maids Birthday Party
Little Miss Wylene Collins cele-
brated her eighth birthday with a
very pretty party on Saturday af-
ternoon, inviting twenty little
friends.
After number of games, the
children went into the dining room
for refreshments. A big Jack Hor-
ner pie was the center piece for the
pretty table. ali the children draw
ing souvenirs. Miss Jane Northcutt
drew the lucky number and received
box of candy.
Recital Enthusiastically Received
The recital given at the Presby-
terrain church on Thursday evening
by Miss Sara Patton, assisted by
Mr.. Paul Lovejoy, and accompanied
by Miss Glennis Hancock, was a
bright event of last week.
The large audience was delighted
with Miss Patton's artistic interpre-
tation of her songs. Her lovely sop
rano voice is developing finely
through her studies in New York
every winter.
Mr.. Lovejoy on the violin, and
Miss Hancock at the piano, are al
ways delightful.
The offering for the Woman's
Missionary Society was more than
$50.
A pretty Porch Party.
Miss Tallulah Towers gave a de-
lightful though informal porch party
on Thursday afternoon to a dozen
intimate friends. Her guests were
Mrs. D. w. Blair, Mrs. R. N. Holland
Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. M. L. Lyons,
Mrs. l. A. White, Mrs. Lizzie York,
Mrs L. B. Robson, Mrs. l. w. Wal
dell, Mrs. George Gober, Mrs. R. H.
Northcutt and Mrs. S. D. Rambo.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed by Miss Mary Towers assisted by
Mrs. S. H. Hall.
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Farwell Dinner for a
Ensign Morris
Miss Julia McNeel entertained
with charring linner-party on Mon
day for Ensign Fred Morris, Jr., who
left for Seattle on Saturday.
A large plateau of red, white and
blue flowers conferred the attractive
table, and the same appropriate col
or scheme was used in the minor de-
tails The place cards for the girls
were miniature copies of the "Tex-
as" Ensign Morris ship, while the
boys place cards were Kewpies, all
dressed in patriotic colors.
Those enjoying Miss McNeel's de-
lightful hospitality were Misses Vir-
ginia Boston, Hattie Black, Mary
Byrd Tate, Charlotte Northcutt,
Katharine DuPre, Elizabeth Harris,
of Athens, Louise Berry, of Rome,
and Kate Green, of Ohio, and Messrs
Morris, Frank McNeel, Joe Wyatt,
Robert Northcutt, George Mitchell
Morris, Randolph Simmons, Malcolm
Whltlock AMI William Slbley.
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MIR. and Mrs. Cogburn -
Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cogburn en-
tertained the Philatheas and Barac-
cas- of the Methodist church very
pleasantly on Tuesday evening.
An enjoyable program was rem
dered, including readings by DR..
Handy, Miss Daisy White, Miss
Katherine Cogburn and Miss Louise
McCleskey, and music by Miss Ma
RE Owenby and Mrs. Glenn Giles.
Delicious refreshments were served.
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Twins Celebrate Birthday.
On Thursday afternoon last, the
Hewitt twins, Misses Emma Reeves
and Dudley Ferguson, celebrated
their tenth birthday with a gay par
ty to twenty-five of their little
friends. Refreshments were served,
after number of games had been
enjoyed, including a big pink iced
birthday cake. Miss Helen Faw as
sisted Mrs. Hewitt in entertaining
the young folks. Then the party
repaired to the movies to see "The
A of Love-"