The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-28
IN SOCIET
Miss Mayes Honored
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The pretty home of Mrs. K. r.
Haynes, her house-guest, Mrs. r. L.
Friday afternoon with happy gue.ts
Invited in honor Of Miss Annie Car
sill Mayes and her approaching we'd
ding.
Bright little bouquets of nastur.
tiums were dispersed about the rooms
ard tables were arranged for bridge.
: The guests were received by Mrs
Haynes her house-guesr, Mrs. II. IT,.
Williams and Miss Mayes. Mls.
Haynes was wearing pretty summer
frock of pink linen, while Mrs. vii,
liams was becomingly attired in brown
georgette crepe, and the honorc was
wearing a charming dress of white
organdie and rose swiss, trimmed m
small organdie roses.
The punch bowl, filled with a de-
licious purple beverage, was surround
ed with purple candy-tuft, ard pre-
sided over by two charming girls. 4
blonde and brunette, Miss Nina
Chiles and Miss Mortimer Haynes, in
pretty summer attire.
Those of the guests who did not
indulge in the games, made an inter-
SIOup vi WOI hOIS ONGT Tie UeHl-
ming Of tea towels provided by the
hostess and presented later to the
guest of honor.
In the course of the bridge games,
Miss Ruby Turner achieved the high
est score and was presented with 4
pair of shoe-trees daintily gilded and
trimmed. Mrs. o. |. Chiles secured the
cut prize, which was a powder puff
in a pretty ribbon case, while Miss
Mayes was presented with an attrac-
tive recipe book
The refreshments we're tastefully
arranged and consisted of pineapple
salad, sandwiches, olives, salad eggs,
saltines, iced tea, and minis in at
tractive little boxes while the refresh
ment napkins bore a unique design
embOdying the shower idea
When the guests had been ar
ranged in large circle with the guest
of honor in the middle, little Kenneth
Haynes trudged into the room, the
dearest little chef anyone ever saw.
in cap and apron and, staggering I'M
der the weight of a loaded market
basket, deposited it at the feet of
Miss Mayes.
The contents of the basket when
unwrapped revealed surprizingly
varied collection of articles for kitch-
en- use, and the delight of the recipi-
ent' was echoed by her friends who
corjured up n picture of the pretty
bride-to-be in one of the attractive
Kitchen aprons, armed with an array
of spoons and knives and entirely SIR
rounded in her kitchen with beautiful
pyreX and aluminium ware.
The guests at this delightful affair
we're, beside the guest of honor, Mrs.
r. L. Williams of Adele, Ga, Mrs. r.
l.. Mayes, ST., Mrs. John Patterson,
Jr.., Miss Genevieve Morrow, Miss
Georgia Lanier, Miss Ruby Turner.
Mrs. w. w. Chase, Mrs. NJ c. OFT,
Pelham, Mrs. M. F. Hetherington.
Mrs. Frank Thompson, Miss Georgia
Mrs. Louis Mayes, Miss Doris Mayes.
Miss Eva Davis, Miss Gladys Wilson,
Mrs. G. l. Dwiggins, Mrs. William
Steitz, Mrs. Kate Booth, Miss Nell
Booth, Mrs. J. p. Getzen, Mrs. w. F..
Hill, Mrs. c. Henley, Mrs. S. Il.
Jones, Mrs. o. l Chiles of Plant
City, Miss Elizabeth Pritchett, Mrs.
Il, A. Hoffpauir of Birmingham, Ala,
Mrs. l.. w. higgins. Mrs. w. II. OFT.
Mrs. Oscar Robbins, Miss Nina
Chiles, Mrs. H. C. Dwiggins, Miss
EVE Key, Mrs. w. f. Reid. Mrs.
G. E. Smith, Mrs. Herbert Chiles of
Plant City, Miss Mortimer Haynes.
Mrs. Herman Watson, Mrs. Lewis
Pelham; Mrs. G.. P. Bryan and Mrs.
w. NJ. Hetherington.