The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-01-04
Many Lovely Affairs
For Miss Dozier' Guest

Miss Winnie Belle Davis, the lovely
niece of Mr.. Wade H. Davis, of At
lanta, who was the popular guest of
Miss Dorothy .Dozier for the Christ
mas holidays, was the recipient OF
many social honors.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. John
Henry Crouch entertained in compli-
ment to Miss Davis at matinee par
ty, later serving lovely salad course
at her home, number of tie younger
set enjoying the occasion. Monday
evening Miss Emily Wilkes was the
charming hostess, inviting number of
friends to meet Miss Davis. After
music and games the congenial group
was seated about the beautifully ap-
pointed table, the decorations and re-
freshments carrying out the Christmas
colors, which prevailed throughout the
lovely home. Charlotte and bon bons
were served.
Miss Caroline Geise, with her usual
grace and charm, entertained for this
popular visitor at a picture show party
Tuesday afternoon. Tuesday evening
Miss Dorothy Dozier gave large
party in honor of her guest, which was
one of the most delightful of the Sc
ries of social affairs. The beautiful in
terror of the Dozier home was enhanc-
ed by tasteful Christmas decorations.
Delicious punch was served through
out the evening and dainty salad
course was enjoyed Those sharing
Miss Dozier's cordial, hospitality were
Misses Louella Nasworthy, Florrie
.Tweedy, Kathleen Simmons, Martha
Bell, Rebecca Hill, Catherine Wilkin-
son, Estelle Dekle, Aubrey Lewis, LII
cile Jones, Merle Pinkston of Parrot,
Emily Wilkes, lola Humphrey, Win
ME Belle Davis of Atlanta, Messrs.
Julian Jordan, Parmalee Watkins, Luz
cius Lamar, Lamar YeomanS, Joe H.
Nasworthy, Clifford Farrar, Albert
Petty, Virgil Mcdowell, Robert Pink
ston of Parrot, Bufch Roberts and
William Edwards.
Mayor F. NJ. McNulty was host on
Wednesday evening to the school set
in honor OF. Miss Davis, taking his
guests first to the basket ball game at
| the Dawson high school, later enter
tanning them very pleasantly at his
home, being assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack McNulty.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Willie
1lldppCH SH(CI ldlrlGQ dl d IllOSl enjoy
able matinee party, Miss Davis being
one OF the honor guests with several
of the college set. A happy affair OF
Thursday evening was the rock party
given by Mrs. T. B. Raines for her
cousin, Mr.. Wylie Pope, Miss Davis
being one of the guests enjoying the
delightful hospitality of this pretty
home, unusually attractive for the hol-
/ iday season. Dainty refreshments were
part of the evenings pleasure.
Miss Lille Locke was at home at
an informal tea on Friday afternoon
in compliment to Miss Davis. Dane
ing was one of the enjoyable features
OF this charming social affair. The re-
freshments consisted of sandwiches
and hot chocolate.
Mrs. J. D. Weaver opened her love-
! ly home on Saturday morning to a
number Of the young folks as a COM
pliment to Miss Davis, who was pre-
sented with a. lovely. guest prize in the
game of rock which eftirniSi1ed diver
sion. Charlotte and cake were served.
The last in the round of gaities
which marked Miss Davis stay in
Dawson was the matinee party given
by Mrs. George Dozier on Saturday
afternoon. Dreamed chicken in tim
bales with hot tea were the appetizing
refreshments. More than usual interest
attached to the visit of Winnie Belle
Davis to Dawson, the old home of her
mother, Eva Keith Davis, remembered
and loved by many friends of her girl
hood