Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-03-10
ELLAVILLE
SOCIALLIFE

ELLAVILLE, March 10.-The Sa-
rah E. Hornady chapter of the Unit
ed Daughters of the Confederacy
were charmingly entertained Monday
afternoon at the home of the much
beloved president, Mrs. E. r. Jordan.
Mrs. Robert Strange and Mrs. w. S.
Jordan assisted = in receiving the
guests AMI extending them a well
come that made every one feel the
touch of old time Southern hospital
ity. Despite the intensely cold wealth.
er an unusually large crowd was pres
ent and meeting full of pep and en-
thusiasm was enjoyed. Some of the
work planned on this occasion by the
chapter this year is a scholarship to
assist worthy girl. in the county to
secure an education, fund to help
support the widow of a Confederate
veteran, to place portraits Of Robert
E. Lee and Jefferson Davis in the
High school auditorium, and head
stones to be placed at all unmarked
graves of Confederate veterans in
the cemetery here. At the concl1s-
ion of the business session, Mrs. w.
T. Tondee took charge of the meeting
and rendered a splendid program on
"Georgia's Confederate Capitol" Miss
Cleone Collins and Miss Maude Will
hanson read selections relating to
many interesting incidents of the his
toric old town of Milledgeville in ante
bellum days. Mrs. S. C. Collins read
Lucien L. Knights beautiful descrin-
ton of the Georgia flag. Mrs T. H.
Stevens concluded the PROGRAM with
well rendered piano selection.g Mrs.
Jordan. assisted by Mrs. w. S. Jor-
dan and Mrs. Robert Strange, served
delicious sandwiches and hot coffee
with whipped cream, Those who were
present were Mrs. V. H. Tondee, Mrs.
r. H. Stevens. Mrs. C. r. McCrory,
Mrs. o. C Hill. Mrs E. f. Collins,
Mrs. l.. P. Gartner. Mrs. w. T. Ton
dee Mrs.. H. F. Dixon, Mrs. H. W.
Hoog, Mrs Fannie Cheney. Mrs S. c.
Collins. Mrs. Mae Sellars. Mrs. A. AL
lon Mrs Robert Strange, Miss Maude
The Salvation Army of Americas
made Fllaville a visit last Saturday
and were given a he"rtv
welcome A huge crowd gathered to
eniov their snlendi1 music and to
hear the workers. RELIGIOUS talks. They
made favorable impression on their
hearers. A good collection was taken
for the be"efit of the camp in Ameri-
Gus and a large number of copies of
the War Cry, official Salvation Army
papar. were sold.
Mrs. Mae Sellars entertained at a
DELIGHTFUL dinner partv Saturday
evening. COMMUNICATING her DAUGHTER,
Miss Nellie Sellars. who was at home
for the weekend from G. N. & /. G.
A lovely vase of narcissi graced the
center of the table, and the most
delicious viands were served. After
dinner some of the young men of the
town called, and merrily the evening
was spent. Those invited to par-ake
of Mrs Sellers hospitality were Miss
Edith Shv, Miss Ruth Wilder, Miss
Bertha Shy. Miss Nola Berta st 7ph-
ems. Miss Elizabeth Stephens, Mr..
Henry Stephens. of Americus; Miss
Charlie Will Sellars, Mr.. Kinard, Bill
lie Massee.
Mrs. Harold Head has returned to
her home in Baltimore, after having
spent the past month most delightful
ly with relatives in our CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. B. Willameon,
of Americas, visited relatives here the
past week.
S. NJ Caller. of Columbus, was the
guest this week Of his sister. Mrs E.
w. Strange. at her home on College
straet
Miss Velma Williams, of Preston,
spent Sunday with her parents in our
city.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Willis Hogg spent
Sunday in Ameri"us, tho guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Hogg.
j. V Pitcher is extremely i'll at his
home near here.
Miss Sara Young, Of Montezuma,
was the weekend guest of Miss Ceor-
gia B. Holloway at her pretty College
street home.