The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-05-19


berts, Mrs. D. C. Cole, Mrs Will
Neal, Mrs. Roy Collins, Mrs. Grady
conway, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs.
John Dorsey, Mrs. C. C. Glenn. Mrs.
Len Baldwin Mrs. E. L. Stringer. Mrs.
Shannon, Mrs. Ed Gilbert, Mrs. AL.
ban Gilbert, Mrs. John Cogburn, Mrs.
Henry Cohen, Mrs. A. S. Cohen, Mrs.
d. w. Blair, Mrs. Tom Read, Mrs
Ralph Northcutt, Mrs. Evan Howell.
and Misses Lois and Ava Welsh. Luz
Gle Morris. Helen Lewis, Helen
Griffin, Katharine Runyan, Nolla Bar
rett, Hattie Black, Almeirt Smith.
Katharine Hal, of chattanooga.
Louise Schilling and Augusta Groves.
Brilliant Receptions at
Golf Club.
A charming affair, the largest of
the week, was the brilliant reception
at the Golf Club on Friday after
noon given by Mrs. Alexander Daniel
Grant for her house-guest, Miss Edith
Fighter, Of Philadelphia and New
York.
Following is the account given in
Sundays Atlanta Constitution.
Miss Edith RICHTER, of New York.
and Philadelphia, was the honor guest
'at a tea given Friday Afternoon by
Mrs. A. D. Grant, at the Marietta
Golf club.
The club was artistically decorated
in Dorothy Perkins roses. The tables
from where the coffee and punch
were served, were ornamented with
vases and baskets filed with Dorothy
Perkins roses.
The coffee table was presided over
by Mrs. Oscar T. Peoples, of Carriers
vile; Mrs. Joseph M. Brown, Miss
Sadie Gober and Mrs. N. r. Holland,
all wearing exquisite afternoon
gowns.
Mrs. D. C. Cole and Mrs. Morgan
McNeel served punch and wore hand
some gowns of black lace, yelling
black satin.
Mrs. Grant was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mesdames John M. Graham
D. C. Cole, R. A. Holland, Horace
Field, T. M. Brumby, Jr., Edward
Hunt, Bolan Brumby, L. C. Baldwin,
M. r. Lyons, John Fowler, George
Brown, Leon Gilbert, j. E. Massey
Floyd Northcutt, C. T. Nolan, Henry
Cohen, Ralph Northcutt, Howard
Parkinson, Howell Trezevant, w.
E. Roberts, Wilder Glover, JOS
eph M. Brown, Miss Cortelyou, Mrs.
George Welsh, George Montgomery,
Doyle Butler, George Gober, William
B. Tate, Sam H. Sibley, Misses Sadie
Gober, Cora Brown, Virginia Cros-
by, Mary Robson, Ida Belle Hunt
Mrs. Henry Coles, of Atlanta; Mrs.
L. D. Hoppe, Miss Hoppe, of Allan
ia; Mrs. Lindsey Forester, of Car
tersville.
Mrs. Grant was exquisitely gowned
in white georgete and lace, with hat
to match. Her flowers were pink
roses.
Miss RICHTER was lovely in gray
georgette crepe with lavender sash
and lavender straw hat completed
her toilette. She wore a corsage of
lavender and pink sweet peas. Mrs.
Graham wore a handsome afternoon
costume of pearl gray georgette and
messaline, with becoming leghorn hat
wreathed in flowers.
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History Section To
Meet Thursday.
On account of Chautauqua, the
History and Current Events Section
of the Woman's Club will hold it's
next meeting at 9 80 P. M, on Thurs
day, May .26th, tn the residence of
the chairman, Miss Mabel Cortelyou.
The last program on Japan will be
given. A paper on "The United States
and japanese immigration" will be
read by Mrs. G. N. Lennon, and "The
Problem of the Island of zap" will
be given by Mrs. S. R. Hewitt.
Basket Ball Team
Entertains
The Girls Basketball team of M.
H. S. entertained the M. H. S. Boys
Basketball team and Coach, DR.. Les
lie Blair, and Manager, Mr.. Ralph
Northcutt, with most enjoyable buff
fet supper on Monday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Montgomery.
The pretty table had as its center
piece large vase of trailing sprays
of Dorothy Perkins roses. Around
this were crystal candlesticks, holding
pink tapers in pink pompons. At the
close of the delightful dinner the
girls Captain, Emmie Montgomery,
in a graceful speech, on behalf of
the team presented DIR. Blair with a
handsome engraved silver belt buck
lie and silver pencil, as a token of
their appreciation for all the time and