The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-03

sixty-frst birthday. In the morning
delicious watermelons were served,
while later in the day the many good
things to eat which were brought by
the different children, were spread
on the tables on the lawn. The child
rem numbered ten and the grand
children twenty.
Mrs. Hodges Gives Tea at Club.
The beautiful reception given at
the Club by Mrs. M. H. Hodges on
Thursday afternoon was a charming
compliment to her house guests, Miss
Corinne Gerdine of Athens, and Miss
Lula McMichael of Buena Vista. The
sun parlor and terrace were bright
with quantities of many hued zin-
Mas, while in the living room a color
scheme of white and yellow was used.
The large central table was lace COW
cred and had as it's centerpiece tall
basket of yellow cannas and golden
glow, its handle tied with yellow tulle.
A wreath of starry clematis SURF
ounded the vase and silver bon-bon
dishes of yellow and white minis and
sailed almonds were on each side.
The mantel was banked in golden
glow and trailing vines, and numbers
of wall vases were filled with the vel
low flowers and graceful sprays of
clematis.
The receiving party stood before a
back ground of palms and ferns and
other handsome ported plants. Mrs.
Hodges, Miss McMichael and Miss
Gerdine had with them Mrs. John
Cheney, Mrs. Charley Granting, Miss
Blanche Barnes, and Miss Marie
Dumas. Others assisting in enter
tanning were Mrs. Will Neal, Mrs.
John Boston, Mrs. Tilden Conner,
Mrs. Pearl Terrell, Mrs. Henry Wyatt
Miss Virginia Crosby, Miss Lottie
Murray, Mrs. w. E. Benson, Mrs.
George Sessions, Mrs. Len Baldwin,
and Mrs. John Fowler.
The three pretty young cousins,
Miss Mary Hodges, Miss Frances
Cheney and Miss Martha Johnson
Granting assisted in serving the de-
licious ice course, in which the color
scheme of yellow and white was con-
tinued. About hundred and fifty
guests called during the afternoon
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Mrs. Latimer and MissCogburn
Entertain.
Mrs. Will Latimer and Miss Eliza
beth Cogburn were joint hostesses at
very pleasant Rock party on Thurs
day afternoon, given in honor of Mrs.
William Levie of st. Paul, MINI.
The party was given at Miss Cog
burns home, which was beautifully
decorated with gay garden flowers
and potted plants.
Those present were Mrs. Levie,
Mrs. Fleming Settles, Mrs. Clinton
Benson, Mrs. L. E. Bennett of At
lanta, Miss Nettie Motley, Miss Alma
Mayfield of Atlanta, Mrs. Hugh Hill,
Mrs. j. D. McCollum, Mrs. John Cog
burn, Mrs. Henry Moore, Mrs. Mar
vim Norton, Miss Ruby Owensby,
Miss Jessie May Brown, Mrs. Law
renee McCleskey, Mrs. Cecil Cog
burn, Mrs. Jeff Upshaw, Mrs. D. A.
Summerour, Mrs. Pierce Osborne,
Mrs. Howard Dunn, Miss Agnes Cog
burn, Mrs. Judson Cogburn, Mrs.
Clarence Moore, Mrs. w. A. Williams,
of Jacksonville, Miss Rowena Hemp
of Montezuma, Mrs. Willie Kemp,
Mrs. Mitchell Kemp and Mrs. Linton
Brown.
The first prize, a big box of candy,
was won by Miss Ruby Owensby,
while tiny box of candy was given
Miss Agnes Cogburn for the BOBBY
A delightful salad course was served
The pleasures of the afternoon in
cluded reading given by little Miss
Katherine Cogburn.
Pleasant Theatre Party.
Mrs. Fleming Settles entertained a
number of friends at movie party
on Wednesday afternoon. After en-
joying the pictures, the party repair
ed to the home of the hostess mother,
Mrs. Dave Latimer, for refreshments.
Here a dainty salad course was
served on the porch, which was pref
tily decorated with seasonable flow
ers. Punch was served by Miss An
ME May Dunn and Miss Edna Garrett