The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-08

Nszntertain at Bridge
Mrs. H. N. DuPre and Miss Kath-
arine DuPre entertained large num-
Scr of their friends at pretty BRYCE
party on Saturday afternoon, at the
Golf Club.
The Club rooms in which the game
uE1s played were decorated in yellow,
sasters, dahiias and other cut flowers
being used.
The first prize, pretty waste .bas-
Aret, was won by Mrs. p. d. Reeser.
Miss Lucille Morris won the second
prize, hand painted perfume hol-
,aAer, and the consolation, hand
waInted candy jar was cut by Mrs.
Joseph M. Brown. Miss Dorothy Ste
phens made lowest score, and was pre-
scented with unique Japanese burner.
A two course luncheon was served
after the game
Those present wer, Mesdames Geo.
Newell, Mae Hodges, Ed Massey, Hun
tetr Morrisett, Morgan McNeel, Char
lie DeFoor, w. H. Parkinson, Ed Hunt
Bolan Brumley, Wellborn Bryant, Alb
ner Towers, Will Roberts, Lewe Ses-
ssiOns, Sam Sibley, N. K Smith, Fan
ny Irrelevant, Howell Irrelevant, Ma
riOn Dobbs, Norman Collins, Ed Gill
bert, Leon Gilbert, Herbert Hague,
n. j. Hancocg, l.. N. Trammell, C. T.
Nolan, George Keller, George Welsh,
William Beck, Will Neal, S. R. Hewitt
r. M. Wade, F. c. Bunting, M. A.
Anderson, ID. G. Cole, Duncan Rey-
nolds, P. d. Reeser, George Nichols,
Henry Cohen, John Boston, George
Brown, Joe Brown, w. r. Joyner,
William Tate, r. L. Northcut, Ed
ward Pomeroy, T. J. Galley, Ed
Sfenfens and Linton Dean, of Wood
stock, Phil M McNagny Of Column
bia City and Ed Hazelhurst, Albert
Mason and Charles Clarke of Allan
Ia and Misses Marie Shipper, Hattie
Black, Christine Bair, Virginia Boston
Frances Wikle, Rebecca Wyatt, Jean
Wallace, Augusta Cohen, Constance
Cole, Ennie Montgomery, Julia and
Mary Howell, Mary Byrd Tate, Annie
Waddell, Mamie Common, Margaret
Wellons, Helen Lewis, Irene Malone,
lucille Morris, Mary Holland, Char
9otte Northcutt, Lucille Sessions, Su-
sic Groves, Sabine Sibley, Dorothy
Stephens, Julia, Emmie and Elizabeth
Anderson, Elizabeth Hague, Glennis
Hammock, Elizabeth Nolan, Sarah w.
Granting, Virginia Crosby, Mary Rob
eeson, F. gseth Barrett of Atlanta,
jeanette White if Savannah and Mary
f11asr Philips of Key West
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sClass Meeting
The Baptist Philathea Glass held
its regular monthly meeting with Mrs.
Frank Hardeman in Tuesday after
noon.
Officers were elected for the COM
ing year, MRS. Harold Hawkins was
elected President; Mrs. Frank Harde-
man, Vice-President, Mrs. Lloyd Reed,
Secretary; Mrs M. R. Gatlin, assist
ant secretary; Mrs. Bob. Benson,
Treasurer and Miss Estes, Assistant
treasurer.
After the business meeting, Miss
Tallulah Black assisted Mrs. Harde-
man in serving refreshment
A pleasant feature of the afternoon
was vocal solo, by little Miss Evelyn
Black
Important Meeting
There viii be a call meeting of the
WOman's Club on Friday, September
3. at d o'clock, at the home of the
president, Mrs. J. A! White, to discuss
the registration of the women and
the coming election.
Every nnemeber is urged to be pres
ent.
Fielding Lewis Chapter, D. A. r. to
Meet with Mrs. Gambler.
Fielding Lewis Chapter, D. A. r.,
Will meet with Mrs John s. Gambler
at her residence on Ponce De Leon
Avenue in Atlanta.
Stories of our Ancestors, will be
the topic under discussion.
History Section Meets
With Chairman
The History Section of the Womans
Club held its first meeting of the Fall
with the Chairman, Miss Mabel Cor
telyon, on Friday afternoon.
Current events were discussed bv
the vorious members, and an outline
OF the topics to be stuffed for the
coming year was made.
China" will be studied for Oct
ober, November and December and
ireland" for the following six months
The election of September 22nd was
discussed and the Importance of the
women Registering was stressed.
A large number of the members
were present at the meeting.
Large BRYCE Party q
A beautiful event of the past week
was the Bridge party at which Mrs.
w. B. Tate and Miss Mary Byrd Tate
entertained eighty of their friends on
Wednesday afternoon at the Golf |
Cfab.
A Cluny lace cover was used on the
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