The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-24

Miss Jessie. Brown Entertains -,4s-..,,,..
Witha Pretty Party
miss Jessie Brown entertained her
Sunday School Class of girls, with a
pretty party op/ Saturday afternoon
at the home<6f Mrs. sNLeonard Fl
Brown, on Polk street..
The house was attractively deco
rated with Spring flowers, the color
scheme of purple and green being
carried out in the reception hall and
parlor, pink and green in the dining
room.
Music, games and contests were en-
ioyed during the afteroon. Pauline
Mashburn won the prize, beautiful
Easter basket, after the games de-
licious ice cream, cake, and waters
were served. Miss Brown was assist
ed by Mrs. leonard H. Brown, Mrs.
Oscar Shaw, and Miss Kittie Brown.
Those present were, Willie Mae
Garrison, Linnie LOU LAnders, Ruth
Northcutt, Amanda Groves, Mildred
Monroe, Elsie Dover, Edith Manning.
Pauline Mashburn, Mary Darby. Mar
garet Harrison, Sallie Fower, Sybil
Cowart, Julia Griggs, Louise Gibson,
Geneva Kirk, and Minnie Lee Dun
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Little Sister and Brother ~
CeIebrate Birthday. 1
Mrs. Will Latimer gave very pref
ty party on Saturday, celebrating the
joint birthdays of her children, ifeur- !
year~old Sarah Terrell and sepezl
yeapsold Mansfield.
Two dozen children were present.
and they enjoyed hunting Easter eggs
and playing games, after (which they
marched into the dining room for re-
freshments. Quantities of lovely
pink Spring flowers decorated this
room. Besides the crystal bowl Of
pink blossoms in the center and the
pink shaded lights, the table was
adorned with big birthday cake at
each end.k On one burned four little
pink candles, and on the other seven,
and the pink color scheme was con-
tinued in the dainty refreshments. /
William Lovejoy's
Birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lovejoy gave
delightful party on Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. C. T. Nolan,
celebrating the eighth birthday Of
their small son, William!
The st. Patrick's Day idea was eff
fectively carried out in detail.
The feature Of the afternoon was
winning the Shamrock in Happy |
Hooligan's" button hole. Lucy JOY
ner won the girls prize, pretty doll. |
In the dining room color-scheme Of !
pink was prettilS carried out, the CEN
tire of attraction being big birthday |
cake with eight little pink tapers
burning on it.
After enjoying the cake. ices and
candy, the children drew favors from
wonderful pink slack Horner Pie,"'
the girls getting pretty dolls in pink
frocks, and the boys getting whistles
and tops.
Williams little guests were: Bette
and Madge Schilling, Jane Northcutt,
Rosamond Field, Matilda Trezevant,
Margaret Butler, Margaret Cohen,
Marie Brumby, Elizabeth and Jeneau
Massey, Jennie, Tate, Emily Groves,
Marianne Brumby, Lucy Joyner,
Helen Lawrence, Lucille, jamie and
Katharine Lee, Anna Goodman, Irma
Dorm Hancock, Katharine and Bun
ME Joe Abbott, Hoylehurst Demmin,
Ruth Atkinson, of Atlanta, Frances
Sauls, and Homer Reynolds, Freddie
Lawrence, Jasper Dorsey, Frank Dab
ney, Rosser Little, Jr., George Mont
gomery, Jr., Malcolm Sylvester, Har-
rios hitting, Harrios Raoul, Palmer
Reynolds, Bolden Collins, Howell
Trezevant, Jr., Tom Parkinson,
Marion Dobbs, Jr., James Turner,
Luther Benon, Tom Seize, Jack
Hodges, Tom Brumby, Jr., Dick
Brumby, Walter Demming and Archi-
bald Howell.
Mrs. Lovejoy was assisted in enter
tanning by her sister. Mrs Nolan, and
Mrs, Camblos, Mrs. Evan Howell, and
Miss Deas.
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Music Section Meets With
Miss Hancotk
The Music Section of the Study
Club had a very pleasant meeting at
the home of Miss Glennis Hancock
on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. w. E. Benson Entertains
For Mrs. Wolfe.
Mrs. W. E. Benson entertained
with a charming luncheon on Mon
day for Mrs. c. E. Wolfe, Of Nash
vile, Tenn.
Mrs. Benson's artistic home was
attractiVely decorated with bowls and