The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-08
S o G 1 G L Y
: Miss Odessa Clifford, Society Editor, Phone s21.


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OF the autumn, who was among the
guests, was presented with a colo
NAL boquet of bachelor buttons.
After the game, salad and ice
course and bon-bons were served bv
Mrs. W. A. Sans, Mfrs. T w. Read
Mrs. E. G. Wolf, Mrs. j. r. Brunnbv
Mrs. D. w. Blair and Misses Lucy
Tate, ldabel Hunt, Julia Sanders.
Nancy Boston and Dorothy Milan.
Among the out-0f-town guests pres
emit were Mrs. Luther Sanders. of
Druid Hills, Mrs. Howard Tate of
Jasper; Mrs. Phil McNagny if Column
bia City, Ind, and Mrs. Linton Dean
and Mrs. Ed Stephens of Woodstock.
Surprise Party
Mrs. w. B, Tate entertained at a
surprise party on Thursday evening
for her sister, Mrs. Sam Sibley. the
affair celebrating the birthday of the
honoree.
A delightful buffet supper was SER
we'd on small tables placed on the wide
veranda.
An amusing feature of the evening
was a presentation of a large number
if gifts to Mrs. Sibley. The various
packages were piled high in a baby
carriage, and rolled into the drawing
room, by little Miss Jennie Tate, the
pretty little daughtre of the hostess.
Those present included Judge and
Mrs. Sibley and children, Mrs. P. N.
Holland and family, Mrs. w. B. Tate
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Keller.
Picture, Show Party
Little Miss Dorothy Nutting cele-
DRAFTED her twelfth birthday on last
Thursday afternoon, with picture
show party.
After enjoying the picture at the
Dixie, the party went to Sans for
ice cream and cake. Ferns and palms
were used in decorating.
The lovely little hostess received
number of gifts.
Those present were, Misses Nut
ting, Mary Glover and Julia Apple-
by, Pauline Read, Ruth Wolf, Ida
Brumby, Polly Webb, Creswell Nor
risette and Charles Schilling. George
Goodman, Randolph and Sterling
Claibourne, Russell Pybass and John
McCollum.
Bishop Mabry.
A simple but beautiful wedding
taking place in the presence of a
small circle of relatives and intimate
friends. was that of Miss Katheryn
Bishop toaArthur Chester Mabry.
which was solemaized on August %.
The bride wore a smart suit of
navy blue tricotine with brown ac-
cessories. Her hat, a stylish. model,
was of velvet, showing self-s ts1nfing.
Mrs Mabry is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Bishop, of
Marietta. She is graduated from the
high sihool of Marietta and attend
ed the Normal and Industrial college
at lMilledgeville. She is one of
Marietta's most beautiful young wo-
men and has host of admiriing
friends who will be interested in the
announcement of her marriage.
Mr.. Mabry is the third son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. iMabry, of Roswell.
He is young man of sterling char
acter and rare business ability.
After September 1 Mr.. and Mrs.
Mabry will be at home to their
friends at 608 Woodward avenue.
Atlanta Constitution.
Wheat-Lind.
Mrs. Leila R. Wheat, of Lithia
Springs, Ca, announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Pearl, to Ray
Sederin Lind, of Elgin. Ill.
Atlanta Constitution.
Mrs. r. l.. NOrtheutt and Mrs. e. A.
GraFes HOnored at Beautiful Tea.
One of the lovliest affairs of the
season was the tea at which Mrs.
James w. Legg entertained on Thurs
day afternoon at the Golf Club, hon.
oring Mrs. E. A. Groves. of New
Orleans and Mrs. r. L. Northcutt.
Cut glass vases, jardinieres and
silver bowls filled with quantities of
summer flowers, dahlias, zinnias, as
tiers and roses, were placed on man
tel, window lodges and small tables.
The tea table was covered with a
handsome Chinese cloth, embroidered
in gold thread. A large blue jar
diniere filled with rose-colored can
mas, made an artistic central decora-
ton. Silver compotes, holding yell
low and white minis, were placed at
either end of the long table.
The wide balustrade. surrounding
the terrace was adorned with jardi- |
neres and baskets, filled with sum-
mer blossoms.
Mrs. Legg was assisted in enter
tanning by Mesdames e. L. Faw, A. |
s. j. Gardner, j. I'M. Fowler, arthur |
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