The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01
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Miss Odessa Clifford, Society Editor Phone SCI
Luncheon For
Mrs. Lucius Clay.
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Mrs. Lucius Clay.
One of the lovliest events of last
week was the farewell luncheon at
which Mrs. Grady Conway entertain
ed on Friday, in honor of Mrs Lucius
Clay, who leaves next Wednesday to
make her home in Washington, D G
The artistic table was overlaid
with a MADEIRA centerpiece and mats
The central decoration was silver
loving cup on an ebony stand, filled
with pink and white rosebuds, show
cred with clematis. Silver bud vases
holding the same exquisite flowers,
were placed at either end of the ia
BILE. The light was banked with Gle
mats, and cut-glass baskets and sill
yer vases filled with pink buds, adorn-
ed the mantel and buffet.
After luncheon, game of bridge
was enjoyed.
The attractive honor guest VISA pre-
sented with a handmade luncheon
cloth.
Those enjoying Mrs. Conway's hos
pitality were Mrs. Clay, Mrs. C. C.
Glenn Mrs. Claude Gurley, Mrs. Will
liam McEachern and Mrs H Swarts,
of Tulsa, Okla
Farewell Party
Little Miss Estelle Atkinson, of
Waverly, who has been the guest of
Mrs c. 7 Nolan for the past two
months, entertained a number of lit
tie friends at farewell picture-show
party on Friday afternoon, prior ito
returning home on Saturday.
After attending the picture show,
the small guests went to the Dew
Drop Inn, for a delightful. refresh
ments. The favors were dainty bas-
kets of yellow crepe paper, filled with
bon-bons, the baskets having been
made by the clever little hostess.
Those invited were Yrma Dawn
Hancock, Rosamond Field Caryl
Hewitt, Mary Linda Abbott, Jane
Northcutt, Matilda Trezevant, Betty
and Madge Schilling and Lila Ham
mond, of Thomasville
In Honor of Mrs
Robert Leach
Mrs Robert Leach, of Dunedin,
Fla, was honored at the lovely Bridge
party, given by Mrs. Hoppe and Miss
Laura Margaret Hoppe at the Golf
Club on Wednesday afternoon
Fall flowers were used in decora-
ting the Club rooms, for the occasion
Miss Marie Shipper won the prize
for top-score, a door knocker, Miss
Elizabeth Nolan won the second
prize, hand-painted work-basket,
and Mrs A Armstrong cut the con-
ISOLATION, deck of Congress cards.
A salad course was served after the
game
Sixty guests were invited to meet
Mrs Leach.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins and Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Smith were hosts at
beautiful dinner-party on Tuesday
evening, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Dunn and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dunn, of Acworth
The prettily appointed table had
FOR its centerpiece, cut-glass bas-
1et, filled win red asters. Place cards
hand painted in crimson flowers
marked each guests place, and red
candles burned unshaded, in crystal
sticks.
Besides the honor guests, those
present. were, Mr.. and Mrs. A j
Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. C. G Dunn,
If Acworth
Tea For Miss HanselI
Miss Mamie HanseI, of Thomas
lille, was the honoree at the pretty
II fresco tea given on Tuesday, by
Ter hostess, Miss Fanny Glover at
Ter home on Whitlock Avenue
Cut flowers in bowls and vases on
,ables and stands, made bright and
,olorful decoration, on the beauti
'ul lawn
Misses Aimee D Glover and Fran
,es Welsh served refreshments dur
ng the afternoon
About thirty-fve of Miss Glover's
friends were invited to meet
Mss Hansel
Rock Party For
Younger Set
Randolph and Sterling Caibourne
a number of their trends
It a Rock party on Tuesday after
loon at her home on Church street.
Bon-bons and an ice course were
erved after the game by Misses Anne
Boiling Claibourne and Ruth Galley.
About forty-fve members of the
Younger set were invited.
Afternoon Services Resumed
The Friday afternoon services at
st James Episcopal church, which
lave been discontinued for the past
Tx weeks, will be resumed, beginning
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