The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-29
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An' ioVeiy bride-elect is the seconf
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hudg;ns
one was graduated from the Mar;at
"a high School and is one of the mos
attractive and intellectual voune
girls IN the state. She is sister -
MRS Alfred Barille, Jr. of Atlanto
MISS Jnue Hudgens and Mr. Car,
huaglns and Henry Hudgins.
Mr.. Grove is the son of DR. and
Mrs. W. A. Grove and served with
distinction in the World War as can,
tam OF the 321st field artillery regi.
ment' He is graduate of Auburn
and a prominent membtr of the 8 A
n. fraternity. Mr.. Grove belongs r.
the Rotary and is one of the members
OF an insurance and real estate firm,
Observation-Disclosures Constitution.
In Honor of Miss Akin
and Mrs. Moore
Mrs. Z. M. Crosby and Miss Virgin
la Crosby were joint hostesses at .
beautiful Bridge party on Saturday
morning, at their home on Cherokee
street in honor of Miss Sallie Nav
Akin and Miss Louise Moore.
This is the first of a series of par
ties which Mrs. Crosby and Miss Cros-
by will give this fall.
The rooms in which the game was
played, were artistically decorated
with masses of goldenrod, the whole
carrying out color scheme of yellow
Mrs. R. L. Northcutt won the prize
for top score, a bottel of exsuisite
French perfume, and Mrs. Norman
Collins cut the consolation, deck of
gilt-edge Bridge cards.
A delightful three course lunch
con was served after the game.
Those present were Miss Akin
Miss Moore, Miss Sadie Sibley, Miss
Georgia Hunt, Miss Sabine Nichols
Miss Mary Robson, Miss Harriet
Robson, Miss Constance Cole, Miss
Katherine Dykens, Miss Laura Mar
garet Hoppe, Mrs. George Brown,
Mrs. Leon Gilbert, Mrs. Georgia E.
Sullivan, Miss John Graham, Mrs.
Phil McNagney of Columbia City,
Ind, Mrs. ]. M. Brown. Mrs. D. C.
Cole, Mrs. L. D. Hoppe Mrs. John
Gambler, Mrs. R. L. Leach, Mrs. Pier
re Camblos, Mrs. B. G. Brumby. Mrs.
j. W. Block, Mrs. E. r. Groves, Mrs.
Marion Dobbs, Mrs. Norman Collins.
Mrs. Will Neal, Mrs. Mac Fowler,
Mrs. r. L. Northcutt, Mrs. S. L. Sib-
ley, Mrs. George Newell. Mrs. P. D..
Roeser, Mrs. R. M. Wade, Mrs. L. N.
Trammell, Mrs. Charles Clarke, Mrs.
w. M. Reynolds, Mrs. W. H. Treze-
want, Mrs. ]. D. Reynolds, Mrs. S. R.
Hewitt, Mrs. A. Armstrong, Mrs. j.
E. Massey and Mrs. Mac Hodges.
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Music Section Of WomAn's Club
Holds Interesting Meeting
The music Section of the Woman's
Club held most interesting meeting
on last aturday afternoon, at the
home of the Chairman, Mrs. Mac
Hodges.
An interesting feature of the pro-
gram were the violin selections given
by Col. ]. Cotton Lynes. This was the
first time Col. Lynes has ever per-
formed in public, and his compost
tions, all of which were original, de-
lighted his audience. His violin, which
is very old instrument, has an in
teresting history. It's former owner,
a French officer, gave it to Col.
Lynes' father for safekeeping until
he should return from the Franco
Prussian War. The officer was never
heard of again, presumably having
been killed, and so the violin later
passed into Col. Lynes' hands.
The other number of the program
which were also greatly enjoyed,
were as follows:
Gavotte-Gluck Brahms, Miss Glen
mis- Hancock.
Prelude in sharp minor-Rachman-
off. Miss Hancock.
Musical reading: Aux Italiens-with
music from II Trovatore, Mrs. John
Boston.
Vocal selections: "Une furtive lagri-
ma from "ylixer of Love-" "Ah
so Martha and "Until," Mr.
Floyd Fuller.
A large number of the members of
the section were present.
An Interesting Meeting
Circle number one of the Woman'S
Missionary Society of the Methodist
Church held most interesting meet
ing Monday afternoon in the Church
parlors. Mrs. J. M. Tumlin was chair
man, while Mrs. J. A. Reed had charg
of the devotional. Splendid papers
ON Sochon were read by Mrs. M. r
LYONS Mrs. Charlie Northcutt and
Mrs Tom Handy. Miss Elizabeth
Northcutt sang. which was much en-,
loved. Mrs. John Boston gave reac
ing on discipline, also humorous
reading both being given in Mrs. Bos
toms most delightful manner. The
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