The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
CHARMING BRIDGE LUNCHEON
AT GWIN HOME

CHARMING BRIDGE LUNCHEON
AT GWIN-HOME.
Y The annals Of Greenwood s0ciet,
;, records no social affair which sur
passes in charm Of plan, perfection o
, detail and beauty Of arrangements tn,
! brilliant bridge luncheon given by
. Mrs. S, l.. Gwin at her lovely home II
=, North Greenwood on yesterday, hon
Oring in loyeliest manner her guests
( Mrs, Thomas Green, Mrs. Lucien
/ Gwin and Mrs Clement French
The lovely home, whose very name
is synonym for gracious hospital
ity, is ideally planned for such pleas
urcs, and Mrs, Gwin is noted for her
rare sweet charm and ease and gra-
ciousness in entertaining, The home,
in itself beautiful, could be likcned
only to a fairy bower. Like the love-
lest tint Of the rainbow the rosey
glow Of the beautiful Dorothy Perk.
ms roses was shed upon the happy
rursts as they entered. With hte hand
Of an artist this fayorite rose was
placed about the spacious rooms, that
lend themselves so well to decoration,
garIandcd above the doorways, hang
rE IN sweet festoons from the cell
ing fragrant clusters in dainty bas-
ks.s, made q most bewitching setting
Tor the brilliant assembly Of hand
s0mc!y gowrcd women gathered at the
babes. of this lovely hostess, to enjoy
the many pleasures Of day Of rareI
delight. Even the weather man smil-
ed and the soft halmiuess of spring
time added to the charm of the day, !
Delicious punch was served by al
trio Of ladies whose loyeliness made
one repeat involuntarily Moore's song,
Drink To Ne Only" After partak-
ing Of this refreshing beverage the
guests We're greeted by the hostess,
Mrs Lucien Gwin, Mrs. Innis McIn-
tyre, Mrs, J. b. Humphreys and Mrs.
Clements French, whose sweet cor
jality gave the happiest note to the
occasion, and was in delightful har-
nony with the springtime feeling pre-
,ailing.
Mrs, Gwin was assisted in enter
aiming by the following ladies': Mes
lanes W. X. Bell, w, o. Bacon, War
Ter Wells, B. B. Provine, w. r. Hum
,rey, Arthur Bell, C. L. Lomax, +. p.
Fox, Misses Mayme Gillian, Lucy Nc
lay Bettey Casey, Alice Priestley,
iesdames B, l.. Mayes, C. Dunn, f.
!. Mounger, Albert Marx, r. l.. De-
.oach, S, F Jones and J, II. Freeman.
Tables for the luncheon We're arran-
ed quartette in the large library, par =,
lrs and on the wide screened porch,
here foupScourse luncheon was
aryed the guests, hundred or more.
ftcr each course the guests progress /
d and this plan added to the cca- !,
ion, enabling the guests to meet all
resent. During the luncheon, Mr..
Iunson Hinman rendered several
ongs.
At the conclusion Of the luncheon !,
le tables were cleared for bridge, and n
his facinating game was indulged in i
ntil late afternoon, the score show
tg that Mrs. Ramsey was the lucky
inner Of the handsome favor, sill +
'r card stand, i
As the guests departed from this
emorablc affair, each carried with
lem a memory of hours made happy b
only guests of this ideal hostess Il
IN have. @ta N
ts*s
Mr.. J Il, Barber has accepted a po-
tion with the Auto Sales Co., as II
,lcsman. NJ
50 *AaR
Mrs. Millard Lipscomb from Min
m, Ln., is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. 81
Wilmington. H
s&*A G,
Mrs, c. L. Bonner left yesterday
= Meridian, called there by the ILL.,
.ss Of her brother-in-law. fc
$50 h,
Rev. and Mrs. Hornbaker left this |.
orning for the Mississippi Seacoast
spend a few weeks at the home of
dge and Mrs. Kimhrough, near te
'auvOir, Mr.. HornbaEer has been in AL
ID health for the past several weeks, NJ,
d his many friends hope the visit We
II materially improve his condition.
20 50
Mrs. j. L. Gillespie, State President, tel
t this afternoon for st, Louis to at ha
I'd the annual session of the General en-,
invention International Kings Dau-
ters and Sons, which will coneven in
1t city Thursday evening and con- he
ue for five days. sh,
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