Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-17
Correspondent.

1 ter Elizabeth The gally colored
eggs We're hidden in the eautiful
oah eros,r surrounding le Thrash
e. home tine children Gpliehtmo in
the hant for The 2 lien egg. 10
Edith Gibson was given ,le honor
! 4, The roLclusl;, o. The afternoon
ice lata in cones and candy eggs
We're served. The little quests were
Christine, Helen and Sarah Dodson,
Mmjorie, Dorothy and Virginia An
dre|a Edith Glib On, Elizabeth Muir
ray, Laura and Sarah Vase, Liloisa
I iqnTord, Marjorie Mauney, Virginia
Lowry Louise Cook, Rosa Lee Phil
lips, Cecilia Bankston and Marjorie
Jennings,
Outstanding among the social af-
fairs of the week were the rock par
ties Friday morning and afternoon
at which Mrs Edmund Oliver and
Mrs. Ernest Spann entertained at the
home of Mrs Spann. The tables
were placed on the broad veranda
and IN the living room. The veranda
was Prcttily arranged with growing
plants and wall vases filled with pink
and white roses, while the living
room was artistic with profusion
q vari-colored sweet peas arranged
IN silver baskets and crystal bowls
placed on mantel and pedestals. At
the conclusion of the game a delici
Gus hot luncheon was served. Mrs.
Sam Bergin and Mrs. Emmett Cook
assisted. Playing were Mrs. H. r.
Niece, Mrs. A. r. Gardner, Mrs.
Linton Goodwin, Mrs. B. e. Thrash
en-, Mrs Rees NJ. Andrews, Mrs. EN-
nett Harper, Mrs. Louise Ferguson,
Mrs. j. B. Mauney, Mrs. Nina Car
ter, Mrs. LEONARD Jennings, Mrs.
Frank Zimmerman, Mrs. Walton
Walters, Mrs. J. r. Logan, Mrs. Ma
ME Bradley, Mrs. j C. Logan, Mrs.
Broadus Wellons, Mrs. Jack Slap
pey and Miss Eula Williamson.
After the game in the afternoon
dainty refreshments were served. In
Vitcd were Miss Mary Shirah, Miss
Kate Hitler, Miss Eleanor Chambliss.
Miss Pearl and Miss Cynthia Lang
ford, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Berta
viii Clarke, Miss Lucy Kate Clark,
Miss Julia Coleman, Mrs. Row Bran
men, Mrs. J. Il, Monts, Mrs, S. II.
Zimmerman, Mrs, Alton Carter, Miss
Marguerite Hudson, Miss Agnes
Thomas, Mrs Will Bacon, Mrs. Met
taner Davidson, Mrs. II. b. Bankston,
Mrs. 1had Wise, Mrs. Joseph vii
llams, Mrs Royl Fletcher, Mrs. Sam
Bergin, Mrs, e. Zimmerman, ,Jr.,
and Mrs. Oscar Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs, Linowod Jones, of
SylacaQga, Ala, are visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, S. Oliver left
Wednesday for visit of ten DAYS on
two weeks to their daughter, Mrs.
Philip Graves at her home in Neosho.
Missouri.
Miss Sarah Ann Goss has gone on
a visit to relatives near Weston.
Mrs. Emma King is spending few
days with Mr. and Mrs. John King
near Preston.
Mrs. Joseph Williams has return
ed from brief visit to relatives in
Americas.
Mrs. Alice George left Wednesday
Tor an extended visit to Parrott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perdue have moved
from Buena Vista and have apart
ments at the home of Mrs. Marion
Andrews.
Jack Smith, who formerly resided
at Plains, is here from his home in
Palmetto, Fla, looking after mat
ters of business.
Q. T Bagwell, who is engaged in
truck farming near Hostead, Fla. is
at home from a business visit to his
farm.
Rev. j. E. O'Quinn has returned
from Bailey, where he was called on
account of the desperate illness &C
ms mother. Mr.. O'Quinn's many
friends will be gratified to know that
her condition is improved.
j. G. Reeves has returned from
a visit to his son, Harper Reeves, at
Preston.