The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-29
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Miss Odessa Clifford Society Editor, Phone %,
=. Hague entertained

7" Mics Elizabeth Hague entertained
ast delightfully at Bridge, Wednes.
NV ss afternoon, at her home, having
uas 10y tables. Miss Hague's guests
wv W. Mrs. Charlie DeFoor, Miss Sad
H' sibley, Mrs. George Nichols, Miss
r.+berine Dupre, Miss Elizabeth No
1 Miss Lois Gardner, Miss Annie
ls"' Glover and Miss Glover's guest,
1rss Mary McAllister of Greensboro,
G. Miss Hague was assisted by
Mr. P. D. Reeser.
p,rtv for Fetted Visitors.
Mrs Herbert Tousley of Los Ange-
:, cal was the charming honoree,
49, the lovely bridge party given on
Thursday afternoon, by Mrs. George
H. Keller.
A combination of pink dahlias and
nurple butterfly flowers were used
throughout the rooms in which the
CHESTS were received.
S The attractively appoined tea table
nod for it's centtr were, a tall silver
T vase flleG with pink dahlias and
s s~9, sprays of the butterfly flow
aS rs smaller vases at the four corners
If the table held the same flowers
u Mrs Mrs Touslty was presented with a
w. - Lod amhrodriered table
a De brought by Mrs. Keller from
INDIA Mrs. Wade won the prize Tor
tnn-score, a Bohemian glass bon-bon
SGE Mrs. L. N. Tramwell cut the
o o, a deck of cards.
A salad and ice cream course was
served after the game.
Invited to meet Mrs. Tousley were
Mechanics Tramwell, Wade, John
Graham Georgia Kay Sullivon, A. D.
Grant Herbert Hague, Martin Amo-
mos Morgan McNeel, ]. M. Brown,
Hunter Morrisett. Charlie Clarke,
william B. Tate, S. L. Sibley, Pierre
Camblos. George Newell, Fanny Ire
7evant George Nichols, D. c. Cole,
p D. Reeser. c. w. Dupre, Philip Nc
Nagnv, Charlie DeFoor, J. H. Boston,
r R Hunt r. L. Northcutt, H. N.
DuPree, C. T. Nolan, Warren Z. Ben
son and Misses Nancy Boston, Ida
bel Hunt, Constance and Rebecca Col
Tois Gardner, Elizabeth Nolan, Lucy
Tate Sadie Sibley, Weldon Sabley
and Aelen Lewis.
Those joining the party after the
game were for refreshments, were
Mesdames Marcellus Rambo of Rio
de Jqnerio Brazil, Mrs. Widen Glow
er Arthur Davenport, George Ander-
son, ]. T. Andeson. Geoge Montgom-
ery. R. N. Holland, Moultrie Sessions,
E. P. Dobbs and Misse Mabel Cor
telyou, Carrie Sessions and Mollie
and Addie Seize.
Miss Cheney Entertains
Miss Evelyn Cheney entertained a
few friends informally at Bridge on
Friday evening, at the homt OF her
aunt Mrs. Mac Hodges.
A salad course was served after
the game.
Those present were, INSISTS Mamie
Connor Ruth Galley, Anne Boiling,
Claibourne and Clarence Jolly, Lee
Sessions. Robert Reach, and William
DuPrt.
H.
Two Concerts for Marietta
in October
At their last meeting the Music
Section of the Woman's Club, voted
to sponsor two concerts, which are to
be given at the Auditorium in Octob-
err. The first one is to be on Thurs
day evening, October 9Th, when the
people of Marietta will be given the
of hearing the most tai
ented local artists, they are MISS oar-
ali Patton. vocalist, Miss Glennis Han
cock, pianist, and Mr.. Paul Loveloy'
violiist.
Miss Patton has returned from an
extended tour of the New England
States, being one of the stars OF the
Redrqth Chautauqua. She has beau
tiful soprano voice which has been
carefully trained, and which is WIN
ming for her a high place in the world
Of music. Miss Hammock, who mas
been selected by Miss Rose Fabian
as her accompanist, and will leave
on Oct. u, for New York, where she
will appear in concert with Miss Fa-
bian, is very talented, her playing
the result of long and faith
full study.
Mr.. Lovejoy is widely known, as
an excellent violinist, and his recltais
are always looked forward to WIN
anticipation.
On Wednesday October 70, MISS
Wheeler of New York, noted concert
singer, will give recital here. She
will also be accompanied by read
err, who will give several entertaining
selections.
Ruff -Beshers
Mr.. and Mrs. M. v. Ruff, OF Smyr-
ma, announce the engagement OF their
dauorhtar Ny;ro - Mr. Wilhur Harold