The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-06-23

tess wore a becoming frock of white
Georgette with touches of pink.
In the Bridge game the prize for
top-score, a box of Coty's powder, was
won by Mrs. Ed Hunt, while Mrs. Sui
Ivan was presented with dainty
georgette collar.
Those present were, Mrs. Sullivan,
Mrs. John NJ. Graham, Mrs. Pierre
Camblos. Mrs. B. G. Brumby, Mrs.
Ed Hunt, Miss Mollie Seize, and Miss
Mary Howell
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sgThe entertainment given by Billie
Amorous for his house party on Thurs
lay evening was greatly enjoyed by
the young people present The par
ty drove out to the Golf Club first
for swim in the lake, then to"El
Sitio," the Amorous Suburban home,
for the delicious buffet supper. Mrs.
Robert Baker, of Atlanta, assisted
Mrs. Amorous in chaperoning.
Those present were, Misses Anne
Boiling Claiborne, Harriet Leake,
Adele Moss, Sue Nichols, Idabel Hunt,
and Nancy Boston, and Clifford o.
Shee, of Louisiana, Henry Spank, of
Atlanta, Erwin and Jesse Hankinson,
If Biloxi, Miss. and Robert Gilbert.
Club Meets With MIR.
Ars. Charlie Brown.
NJ. and Mrs. Charlie Brown enter
sained their evening Bridge Club de-
on Saturday evening. A
dainty salad course was served after
the game.
Those present were, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. D. Reeser, Mr.. and Mrs r M Wade,
Mrs Will Eph Roberts and Mr. R.
H Mcintosh, of Birmingham, Ala.
for
Visitors.
Miss Irene Malone is entertaining
Nth series of small informal Bridge
parties. The first was in honor of
Miss Dorothy Tut, of Arizona, who
was the recent house-guest of Miss
Julia Anderson.
The party this week was compli-
mentary to Miss Helen Ashford, of
Watkinsville, and Miss Matte Lee
Turner, of Covington, the weekend
guests of Miss Glennis Hancock.
Mrs. Parkinson
Has Club.
The Tuesday Bridge Club was de-
lightfully entertained this week by
Mrs. w. H Parkinson The rooms
were effectively decorated in Shasta
daisies and dainty refreshments were
served.
The prize for top score was won
my Mrs. r. M. Wade.
In addition to the members, those
present were Mrs. Malcolm Mcintyre,
IF New Orleans, Mrs. George Welsh,
Mrs. J. E. Massey and Mrs. H N
DuPre
Mrs. Graham Entertains
for u. D. c. and u c ".
Mrs John M Graham gave de-
ightful al fresco entertainment att
Ter lovely home, "The Oaks" onl
Tuesday afternoon, for Kennesaw
Chapter, u d. c. and the Cobb Coun-
", u. C. v.
Chautauqua had prevented the cell
,bration of Jefferson Davis's birthday
~ the Daughters on the 4th of June,
% it was celebrated on Tuesday
The meeting was opened with a.
prayer by DIR. ]. H. Patton. This was
followed by an eloquent address on
Jefferson Davis by Colonel j. Cotton
,ynes, who is one of out finest orators
Then came several well-renderedl
'eadings by five small girls, Misses
Anita Murray, Louise McCleskey,
Ruth Cogburn, Louise Green and VIII
ma Watson; and ukulele duet by
Misses Carolyn Anderson and Evelyn
IatimeI.
After the program delicious refresh
nents were served by Mrs. Graham,
assisted by Mrs. Georgia Kay Sulli-
ran and Mrs. A. D. Grant
8otarians Dine
The Marietta Rotarians and their
sisters, and their cousins, and their
sunts, not TO mention their wives,
notored to Canton on Thursday eve
1ing to have dinner at the fine new
hotel there. After delightful dinner
!! good program was rendered.
DR.. /. A. White told Canton ssWhy
Marietta Rotarians Came" and re-
-nnrSa of walcopoo was ,,aada hx, nr