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Delightful Parties Motoring Mrs.
Wolfe OF New Orleans
Mrs. Urolpho Wolfe, who is the
very fascinating guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Camp, at their home on Camp
Heights, has been the inspiration for
a number of pleasant parties given
for her by the friends of her hosts.
! On Monday night at their pretty
home on Oklawaha avenue, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Borland entertained for
this attractive visitor. The house
was pretty and fragrant with beauti-
fri vases of narcissus and other. cut
flo, ers. Auction was played until
ten-thirty, when refreshments wers
served. After this dancing was en-
joyed until midnight. Present to
help Mrs. Wolfe enjoy this happy
gathering were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Camp, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hooker, Mr..
and Mrs. Allison Wartmann, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
by Lloyd and DR.. and Mrs. Harry Do
zier.
Again ON Wednesday this visitor
was the central figure at another auc-
ton party, when DR.. and Mrs. Harry
Dozier entertained twelve of their
friends. Cards were played from
eight-thirty until eleven in rooms that
were most attractive and bright with
vases of pretty flowers. Scores We're
kept on pretty hand-painted tallies,
and when the final scores were added
mr.. Frank Logan was the winner of
them all, and he was given a pack OF
Congress cards To the honor guest
Mrs. Dozier gave pretty powder box
of fragrant powder. At the conclu-
sion of the games the tables were
put together and a lovely two-course
supper was enjoyed.
sfrs. Wolfe was lovely, wearing a
black gown of tulle and satin.
Those enjoying this pleasant even
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp, Mrs. Harry
BorIand. Mrs. Mildly Lloyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Logan, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Wartmann also
entertained most informally for Mrs.
Wolfe during the week at dancing
party
silver Tea
The members of Dickson Chapter
T. d. c., held a most enjoyable silver
tea on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. s. R. Whaley. The tea
was given to celebrate the birthday
of the south,s greatest hero, Robert
E. Lee, and two other heroes aisu
shared honors on the program that
was rendered, viz: Mathew Fontaine
Maury and Thomas Johnson Jackson
Mrs. Whaley, assisted by Mrs.
Broom, invited the guests into the
living room, where the delightfr' pro-
gram was given.
Mrs. E. L. Carney, the chapters
historian, presided in graceful man
ner. - - ne
Rev. w. F, Creason, pastor of the
Presbyterian church. gave a brief but
interesting talk on the lives of the
three southern heroes.
Mrs. Harrison Black, Mrs. Bland
Ware, Misses Olive whaley, Elizabeth
Wethetbee gave lovely musical selec-
tions, and the program closed with
Dixie" which was played by Mrs.
Susan Sanders.
Tea and waters were passed by
Misses Olive Whaley. Elizabeth Weth-
erhee a3d Natalie Minshall-
Mrs. Leon Fishel and two interest
ing children are expected from Bal
timore, Md. in two weeks for an ex-
tended visit to Mrs. NJ. Fishel
Hrs. Harry Walters was the hoste S
Of the one table auction club on Wei 4
nesday afternoon. and she had, al
additional table of friends. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent playing
auction Mrs. E. H. Martin won the
high score and was awarded thrs prize
Mrs. Walters served a lovely salad
.Tbcse playing were Mrs. Walters,
Mrs. w. A. wilds, Mrs. Charles Cha
zal. Miss Adele Bittinger, MIS-. Bert
Iosh, Mrs. Russell DeHo1 Mrs.
Emanuel Martin and Miss Mary Nc
Lowell.
Mr.. Ben Rheinauer leaves on Sat