Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-05
PLAINS

PLAINS, April 5.-A pleasant So
clal affair was the party last Friday
afternoon at which Mrs. S. H. Tim
norman entertained the Pleasure
club and several invited guests. The
tables for the game were placed in the
living room which was attractively
arranged with bowls and vases filed
with roses. After the game a salad
course and iced tea and sweet
course was served. Playing were
Miss Frances Oliver, Miss Helen
Smith, Miss Marguerite Hudson, Mrs.
Bowman Wise, Mrs. Sam Befgin, Mrs.
j. II. Monts, Mrs. E. Zimmerman, Jr,
Mrs. Millard Jennings, Mrs. w. r.
Arnold, Mrs. Joseph Williams, Mrs.
Roy Brannen, Mrs. Frank Thinner
man, Mrs. Alvin Zimmerman and
Miss Alice Ruth Zimmerman.
A pretty compliment to Miss Fran
ces Oliver, who is spending the
spring holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. S. Oliver, was the rock
party son Saturday evening at which
Mrs. Ross Dean entertained. The wi
ing room where the game was played
was adorned with a pr6fusion of love
ly roses arranged in crystal baskets
and vases. After the game dainty re-
freshments were served. Miss Mar,
CARTE Hudson assisted Mrs. Dean.
The guests were Miss Frances Oliver.
Miss Romula Davis and Mr.. Harrison
of Montezuma; Miss Mary Shirah.
Mrs. Ernest Spann, Mrs. Clifford Oil
yer, of Worcester, Mass. Miss Cythia
Langford, Miss Eleanor Chambliss,
Mrs. Alton Montgomery, Mrs. Sam
Bergin, Miss Helen Smith and Miss
Alice Ruth Zimmerman.
Mrs. Thad Wise was hostess at a
beautiful tea Monday afternoon at
her home in compliment to Mrs. Cliff
ford Oliver of Worcester, Mass, who
IS the guests of Mr.. andt Mrs. K. S.
Oliver. The guests We're greeted by
Mrs. Ernest Spann and Mrs. Sam
Bergin. Receiving with Mrs. Wise
and Mrs. Oliver was Mrs. Paschal. of
Dawson, and Mrs. Mamie Bradley.
The color scheme was artisticallv car
rled out, the mantels and cabinets
beng banked with lovely spring
blossoms and growing plants. In the
dining room the table had for the
centerpiece a large basket of pink
honeysuckle. Garlands of pink and
white were suspended from the chan
deller to the table, held in place by
hghted pink tapers. Bon bon dishes
OF pink and white candies were plac-
ed at intervals on the table. The
color scheme was effectively carried
out in the delicious ice course, which
was served by six little maids daint-
lily attired in summer frocks. The
porch, where punch was served. was
attract.yely arranged with growing
plants and wall baskets filled with cut
flowers, while the punch bowl and ia
bic was banked with a profusion of
pink flowers. Those serving punch
We're Mrs. Jack Ciappy, Mrs. Bowman
Wise, Mrs Joseph Williams and Mrs.
+. Zimmerman, IN. During the af-
ternoon Miss Agnes Thomas and Miss
Alice Ruth Zimmerman rendered sew
eral lovely vocal selections. Over
seventy guests called between the
hours of and o'clock.
The Literary club met at the home
of Miss Alice Ruth Zimmerman Mon
day afternoon. The program was
an interesting study from Shapes
peare's Henry VIII, With Mrs. Alton
Carter chairman of the program com
mittee, which was as follows:
Brief Discussion of Authorship of
Play-Mrs. Alton Carter.
Synopsis of Play-Mrs. Rees An
dreWs.