The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-06-23
Society
BY Mrs. D. c. Cole.


Visitors Ensertained
Very Peasantly.
Mrs. T. L. Wallace and Mrs. E. C.
Gurley gave very pleasant and pref
ty Bridge. Luncheon ON Saturday for
Mrs. Rogers and Miss Stubblefield, Of
Knoxville, the house guests of Mrs
C. c. Glenn Mrs. Wallace's apart
ments were attractively decorated in
quantities of golden-eyed daisies, and
the score-cards were painted in dais-
les.
The delig hlt full luncheon
was served after the game at pref
tily appointed table adorned with a
basket of these same dainty flowers.
The luncheon continued the color
scheme of yellow in many details, and
the favors were small, yellow novelty
baskets of candies.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Rogers.
Mrs. Glenn Miss Stubblefield, Mrs.
C. D. Elder. Mrs. William McEachern,
Mrs. Norman Collins, Mrs. Marion
Dobbs, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Gurley and
Miss Jean Wallace.
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Social Event of
The Week.
The largest affair of last week was
the delightful reception given by Mrs.
Herbert Hague and Miss Elizabeth
Hague on Saturday afternoon.
The rooms and terrace were decora-
ted with quantities of bright garden
flowers, in large bowls, vases and bas-
kets. The grounds also seemed es-
pecially decorated for the occasion
so abloom were they with lovely phlox
hollylocks, and other seasonable flow
ers, all in shades of rosey-
Mrs. Hague was handsome in an
elegant gown of black lace, with
which she wore a corsage of yellow
roses.
Miss Elizabeth Hague was lovely in
a frock of pearl gray Georgette with
touches of rose.
Receiving with them were Mrs. C.
T. Nolan, in white Georgette; Mrs.
C. w. DuPre, in white lace, and Mrs.
Charlie DeFoor, of Charlotte, N. c.,
in brown lace over brown satin with
girdle of old rose.
The delicious refreshments were
served by the Tuesday Bridge Club,
the members of which are Mrs. r.
M. Wade, Mrs. +. d. Reeser, Mrs.
Fred Appleby, Mrs Will Eph Roberts,
and Mrs. Parkinson Mrs Mayes
Ward also assisted.
There were about two hundred
callers during the afternoon.
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MIR. and Mrs.
Gilbert Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alban Gilbert's very
pleasant nigh FIVE party on Thursday
evening was pretty compliment to-
Mrs. Rogers and Miss Stubblefield, of
Knoxville. Dainty refreshments were
served after the games.
Those invited TO meet the honoreesI
were Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Glenn, Mr.
and Mrs w Roberts, Mrs Tom Wal
lace, DR. and Mrs. d Elder, Misses
Nell Mahoney and Mary Frances Gil
bert, and Mrssrs Guy Roberts, Evan
Howell and Clarence Eppes.
Mrs. Mcintyre Honoree
AT Bridge.
A pretty affair of the week was the
Bridge party given by Mrs. H. M.
nottingham on Thursday afternoon
IN honor of Mrs. Malcolm Mcintyre,
of New Orleans.
quantities of variegated gladioli dec
grated the attractive rooms. The
prize for top-score, deck of Con-
gress cards was won by Mrs. p D. |
Reeser, and the guest Of honor was
given a beautiful pottery bowl of
sweet peas. A delightful salad course
q was served.
those aasited to meet Mrs. McIn-
tyre were, Mrs. Appleby, Mrs. w. HA
Parkinson, Mrs. p. D. Reeser, Mrs
Ed Massey, Mrs L N Trammell, Mrs
Morgan McNeel. Mrs. Will Eph Rob-
eerts, MRS. Herbert Hague, Mrs. Fannie
Trezevant. Mrs. George Welsh and
11jk- H. M. DTumDy, JF.
Albert Sans Gives
Buffet Supper.
IS Albert Sans entertained number
of the college set very happily on
Monday evening. =
Al delightful buffet supper was SER
we'd, the dining room being beautifully
decorated in shasta daisies and other
bright garden flowers. 0ld-fashioned
games were played after supper.
Those present were Misses Emmie
Montgomery, Harriet Leake, Margar-
1T McNeel, Lucy Tate, Dorothy Milan,
gdabel Hunt, Nancy Boston, Frances
Jolly, Anne Boiling Claiborne, Sarah
Frances Northcutt, Ruth Galley, Pearl
Roberts. Adele Moss and Mamie Con-
nor. and Albert Sans, Kenneth Camp