The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-07-21
Sunday School Class
Entertained.

DR.. Patton joined the guests fol
refreshments.
Miss Thorne and Miss
Way Honored.
Mrs. Harry Du Pre- entertained al
Bridge on Thursday afternoon. ii
honor of Misses Margaret Thorne. Of
Mansfield, Ohio, and Helen Way, Of
Orlando, Fla, the guests of Misses
Julia, Emma Katherine and Eliza
beth Anderson.
The favors for the guests were
dainty glove handkerchiefs.
The guests numbered twelve.
Bridge
Luncheon.
Mrs. Willis Miner entertained hei
Atlanta Bridge Club on THURSDAY
morning at the home of her mother
Mrs. A. S. Cohen, on Cherokee st.
Mrs. Ed Cawthorne won the prize
for top-score.
A buffet-luncheon was served after
the game. The dirfi11g-room was at.
tractively decorated in zinnias anc
crepe-myrtle.
A number of Mrs. Miners Mari.
eta friends were invited to meet with
the Club.
AL fresco
Party.
Mrs Martin Alnonous, who is en-.
pertaining with a series of partie:
in honor of her guests, Mrs. John
c. Carmichael, of Washington, anc
MRS. Dugal Carmichael, of Biloxi
Miss, gave lovely al fresco buffet
supper on Thursday, at Gel Sitio."
Mrs. John Boston gave several reaC
mgs which were enjoyed by the com
pany, as were the delightful song:
by Mrs. John Carmichael and Mrs
E. P. Spang, of Atlanta, with piano
accompaniment by Mrs. Pierre Cam
bios and Mrs. N. X. Smith.
Mrs. Sam H. Sibley assisted Mrs
Amorous in entertaining. Mrs. Am
orous received her, guests wearing
an afternoon costume of white Geor
.gette over pink satin, Mrs. John Car
michael was gowned in black chan.
tilly lace over black satin, with cor
sage of pink roses; Mrs. Dugal Car
michael wore black satin with touche:
of burnt orange and Mrs. Sibley wore
a suit of orange tricolette with hal
and accessories to match.
Invited to meet the honor-guests
we're, Mrs. Morgan McNeel, Mrs
Henry Wyatt, Mrs. S. H. Sibley, Mrs
c. T. Nolan, Mrs. N. K. Smith, Mrs
P. L. Can1blos, Mrs. R. R Claiborne
Mrs. E. p Spang and Mrs Levi:
Hoppe, of Atlanta.
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VIII Give Benefit
st. James Guild, of the st. James
Episcopal church, will entertain a.
a Benefit party on Thursday, Aug
ust 4th, at the Golf Club, at $3.50 ir
the afternoon. Those wishing to re-
serve tables are requested to, please
get in touch with Mrs. Nolan or Mrs
Reeser.
Tacky
Party
MisseF Nancy Morris and Mary
Wallace entertained on Tuesday eve
ming with a tacky party at the home
of Miss Morris, on Church street.
Miss Frances Welsh won the prize
for being the tackiest girl present anC
Randolph Claiborne won the boy.
prize.
The out-of-town guests were Mis-
ses Berenice and Miriam Hosch, Of
St. Louis, and Miss Mary Latimer, Of
Woodstock.
The guests numbered about sixty
Benefit -
Party.
st. James Guild of St. Jane.
church entertained at Benefit par
ty at "Ridgecrest," country home, o.
Mrs. Herbert Hague on Tuesday af
ternoon. Bridge, Rock and AZ were
played and a number of guests came
in for tea.
Among those entertaining were
Mrs. C. T. Nolan, Mrs. John Graham
Mrs. John Boston, Mrs. L. N. Tram
nell, Mrs. Irrelevant and Mrs. P. d
Reeser.
Bridge
Party.
Mrs. William McEachern enter
tanned at Bridge on Tuesday after
noon, in honor of her guest, Mis-
Elizabeth Gunnells, of Sylvania.
Miss Irene Malone won the priz'
for top-score, bottle of Coty's per
fume. Miss Elizabeth Anderson Gu
the consolation, a deck of Congress
cards. The guest prize was bottle
of Coty's perfume, and Miss Gun
nells also got the booby-prize, ;
hand-painted Bridge pan.
Invited to meet Miss Gunnells wer'
Mrs. w. E. Maddox, of Greensboro
Mrs. Willis Miner, of Atlanta, Mrs
Grady Conway, Mrs. Charlie DeFoor
Mrs. Marion Dobbs, Mrs. Norman Co