The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01
Masauerade Party

hostess at beautiful masquerade
party on Thursday evening, inviting
a large number of her young friends
The living room was decorated for
the occasion, in pink, quantities Of
roses and phlox, being used. AS
paragus ferns and marigolds were
used in decorating the wide porch and
dining room.
Little Miss Benson was charming
as q Quaker maid.
Miss Cleo Smith, as a Red Cross
nurse, won the girls prize for the
most attractive costume, and Kings
ley Miller, as farmer, won the boys
prize.
Mrs. Charles Rush served punch,
and Lucille and jamie Lee served an
ice course Miss Benson was also as
sisted in entertaining by her mother,
Mrs Luther Benson.
Those present were Misses Lucy
Joyner, Julia Abbott, Dorothy and
Rachel Galley, Charme and Margar-
ct Shipper, Elizabeth Davis, Fran
ces Welsh, Frances Campbell, Nancy
and Martha Morris, Mary Wallace,
Sarah Frances Hyde, Emma Jean
Gilbert, Evelyn Latimer, Cleo Smith
and Kingsley Miller, Pierce Latimer,
Robert and Luther Benson, Randolph
Claiboune, Walter Sans, Reed Gil
bert and Tom Granting
Party for Popular
Visitor.
Mrs. w. j. Black entertained at a
pretty Bridge party on Monday af-
ternoon, in compliment to her lovely
young niece, Miss Jeanette White, of
Sumter, s C, who is her house guest.
The prize for top-score, a box of
Coty's powder, was won by Miss Eliz-
abeth Anderson, and the consolation,
a deck of cards, was cut by Miss
Margaret Wellons. The guest Of hon
or was presented withIa brocaded do
rine.
A salad course was served after the
game, by Mrs. Norman Collins and
Miss Ella White.
Invited to meet Miss White were,
Misses Charlotte Law, Margaret We'll
ions, Dorothy Stephens, Frances
Smith, Augusta Cohen, Constance
Cole, Elizabeth Nolan, Virginia Bos-
ton, Mamie Connor, Aimee D. Glow
er, Sarah Wood iGramling, Margaret
McNeel, Mary Byrd Tate, Kathryn
DuPre, Julia, Emnlie and Elizabeth
Anderson, Mary Schilling, Lucille
Morris, Lucille Sessions, Anne Boil
ling Claibourne, Jeanette Anderson
and Mrs Charlie DeFoor
A number Of friends were invited
in for refreshments. These were, Mis-
ses Helen Faw, Marguerite White,
Georgia Cole, Helen Griffin, Chris
tine McEachern, of Atlanta and Mil
dred Dobbs, of MacLand.
Mrs. Morrisett Entertains
For Three Visitors.
A pretty affair of last Thursday
morning was the Bridge party at
which Mrs. Hunter Morrisett enter
tanned in honor of Mrs. J. ]. Flyntt
of Griffin Mrs. John Pitt, of Jackson
vile, and Mrs. Albert B. Mason.
The rooms in which the game was
played, were decorated in yellow,
marigolds in quantities being used.
The guests of honor were given
BEAUTIFUL amber necklaces. Mrs. Geo.
Welsh won the prize for top-score,
a bottle Of Houbigant's perfume, and
Miss Irene Malone cut the consola-
ton, deck of cards.
A delightful luncheon was served
after the game.
Besides the honor guests those
present were, Mesdames C M. Cros-
by, Sam Sibley, William B. Tate,
John Graham, Georgia Kay Sullivan,
Joseph M Brown, L D. Hoppe, of
Atlanta, Robert Leach, of Dunedin,
Fla, Fred Appleby, Lewe Sessions,
George H. Keller, Henry Cohen,
George Newell, Charles Clarke, Nor
man Collins, R l.. Northcutt, George
Welsh and Misses Virginia Crosby,
Irene Malone, Mary Howell and jean
cite White, of Sumter, S. C.
Invited TO join the company for re-
freshments were, Mrs. M R. Lyons
and Mrs Horace Field
Shower For Recent
Brides.
The members of the Business Girls
Club entertained on Thursday eve
ming of last week, at miscellaneous
shower, in honor of Mrs. William L. |
Harris, who was formerly Miss Fan
ME Lou Webb, Mrs. Milton McCles-
key, who was, before her marriage,
Miss Almert Smith and Mrs Guy
Kemp, who was Miss Nell Ward.
The affair was at the Y w G. A.
rooms, which were decorated with |
bright colored garden flowers.
An amusing contest was the occa-
sion of much interest, as was the pre-
sentation of the gifts to the honor
guests. The presents were brought in,
in large basket from which each |
bride drew package, in her turn.
They received many articles, useful |
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