The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-07-07
PERSONAL M@mdiOD1
Od,sssa Clifford, Society Editor. Phone 321.

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Those invited were Mrs. Overdown
Whitnire. of Atlanta, and Misses Eli
leen and Sadie Gober, Annie Waddell
and Jean Wallace.
In Honor
of Visitors.
Misses Ella Epps and Mary Rob
erts, of Knoxville. shared honors at
the Bridge party given by their hos
tess, Mrs G. c. Glenn, on Tuesday
afternoon, at her home in the Gilbert
Apartments
Invited to meet them were Mrs.
Grady Conway, Mrs. Claude Gudley
and Misses Mary Frances Gilbert.
Lois Benson and Charlotte Northcutt.
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Birthday
Party
The children of Mrs. w. E Perkins
entertained in her honor on Tuesday
afternoon, at Mrs Pressley's home at
Gilmore, the occasion celebrating her
4 birthday
The guests included her children
and their families, and few friends.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs l.
M PRESLEY and children, Ruth, Ruby
Leila; May, Evelyn, Arthur, Elder
and Louise Presley, of Gilmore. Mr.
and Mrs. Bearden and children, Lou
Use. Irene, Grace, Ernest, Roy and
/ Nathan Bearden, of Gilmore, Mr. and
Mrs. w E Spencer and children, vi
ola, Ernestine, Caroline, William Ham
lin and John Robert Spencer, of At
lanta, Mrs John Corn, of Gainesville.
Mrs Hulcort Bagwell and baby. of
Gainesville, Mr.. David Perkins, and
Mrs. Mamie Summers. of Marietta
Only two members of the immediate
family were uanble to be present
Mrs. Keelers
/ Beautiful Party.
"Tranquilla," the beautiful estate
of Mr.. and Mrs. George H Keller, was
at its lovely best on Saturday after
noon, the lawns, groves, and flower
gardens being at the very heighth of
their beauty.
Everything was at it's best for
"Miss Sallie," for she was giving a
large Bridge party for two charming
young kinswomen. These honorees
were Mrs. Francis Camp, of Atlanta,
a recent bride, and Miss Aimee D.
Glover, of Marietta. who was gradua-
ted from Agnes Scott College in June.
The spacious parlor, library and
halls were thrown together and Law
ishly decorated in bright garden flow
ers.
After an exciting round of Bridge
it was found that Mrs. George F.
Newell had made top-score, and she
was presented with string of attrac-
tive black and white beads Mrs. Her
bert Hague made lowest score and
was consoled with fancy jar of can
dies.
The honorees were presented with
exquisite gifts, brought by Mrs. Keel
er from India, on her trip around the
world.
Mrs. Camp received lovely pearl
and turquoise pendant, and Miss Glow
er, wonderful pearl and turquoise
bracelet.
A delicious salad course, followed
by ice cream and cake, was served
at the close of the game.
Those enjoying Mrs. Keeler's IA
nous hospitality on this occasion were
Miss Aimee D. Glover, Mrs. Frances
Camp, Mrs. Morrisette, Mrs Rosa
Clark, Mrs L. N Trammell, Mrs G N
Anderson. Mrs ]. M Graham. Mrs
Georgia Sullivan, Mrs Leon Gilbert,
Mrs. Bolan Brumby, Mrs. Martin Am
orous, Mrs C. T Nolan. Mrs R M
'Wadf,, eGrs Acoslh, Mrs VIM. B.
Tate, Mrs S H Sibley. Mrs Jos M.
Brown, Mrs Charles Brown, Mrs
Pierre Camblos, Mrs w. E. Roberts.
Mrs. L B Rebeson, Mrs George New
ell, Mrs Geo. Nichols, Mrs. A. Arm
strong. Mrs Fannie Irrelevant Mrs
Howell Trezevant, Mrs Herbert Hag-
ue, Mrs. P. D. Reeser. Mrs Fred Apple
by, Mrs D C Cole, Misses Lucy Tate
Elizabeth Anderson. Julia Anderson
Emma X Anderson. Helen Way. Irene
Malone, Rebecca Wyatt. Winnie Lou
McNeel, Glennis Hancock, Mary Byrd
Tate, Elizabeth Hague, Constance
Cole, and Florence Sibley.
Those coming in for refreshments
were, Mrs. Wilder Glover, Mrs. D. w
Blair, Mrs Fred Morris, Mrs R N
Holland, Mrs F K Pratt, Miss Marion
King and Miss Mabel Cortelyou
Mr. and Mrs. Moultrie Sessions had
as their guests on Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs A t Brantley, of Blackshears,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Willets. of At
lanta, and Mr. and Mrs. George Raine
of Atlanta