Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-04


PLAINS, Jan. A delightful af-
fair of the week was the rock party
on Friday evening when Mrs. Thad
Wise entertained the nurses and those
girls who are in training at the hos
pital here. The rooms where the
guests assembled were adorned with
holly, smilax and yuletide flowers.
After the game salad course with
fruit punch was served. The guests
We're Miss Matte Lawrence, Miss
Lilly Mcneil, Miss Gusie Abrahams,
Miss Lillian Gordy, Miss Mary Webb,
Miss Vivian Cook. Miss Wilma Gun
ningham, Miss Willie Dee Reeves,
Miss Elise Chappell, Miss Edna Nor
veil, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Zimmerman,
Mrs. Dora Young, Dr. Sam Wise,
Dewitt Howell, Earl Carter, Curtiss
Large, Jno. b. Clark, Mr. Thomas,
of Greenville, S. c., Dolph Oliver,
Walton Shirah, Philip Brown Jen-
nings, B. T Marshall and Shep Glib
son.
A pleasant family reunion of the
Christmas season was that on Friday
when Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Logan en-
tertained at midday dinner several.
close relatives. A crystal bowl fill
cd with crims N SALIVA and ferns WAS
placed in the center of the prettily
appointed table. Seated were Mrs.
R. A. Stapleton, of Americas; Mrs.
Mollie Reese, OF Columbus; George
Heber Rees, of Savannah; Mr., and
Mrs. Reese Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. R,
L. Andrews and Miss Grace Smith.
Friday evening Miss Alice Ruth
Zimmerman entertained several
friends at delightful dinner party
The house was beautifully decorated
with Christmas foliage. In the cen
ter of the dining table was placed
miniature Christmas tree. Covers
were laid for Miss Margarite Forth,
Miss Frances Oliver, Miss Agnes
Thomas and Miss Marguerite Hudson.
On Saturday evening Misses Irene
and Allie Maud Murray entertained
a number of their friends at rock
party at their pretty country home
south of Plains. fhe rooms where the
tables were placed were lastly ar
ranged with holly, smilax and cut
flowers. After the game, fruit with
cake was served. Playing were Miss
es Annie Bell Wise, Grace Montgom-
cry, Nellie Arnold, Mary Edna Jen-
nings, Laura Caughman, Willie Kate
Kennedy and Elsie KeKnnedy, B. 7.
Marshall, Norman Murray, Edwin
Kennedy and Michael Logan.
On Friday evening Miss Grace
Smith entertained a number of her
friends at rock party at her home
out at Magnolia Springs The rooms
where the tables were placed were
decorated with holly, smilax and other
flowers After an enjoyable game
refreshments were served Sixty
guests were invited.
A pleasant affair among the young
school set was the party on Satur-
day evening at which little Misses
Gladys and Catherine Logan enter
tanned several of their friends. The
living room was decorated with
Christmas foliage and bowls of Grim.
son saliva. After an evening of
much merriment ambrosia and waters
were served: Invited were Hazel
Zimmerman, Florrie Ellen Smith,
Mary Wise, Aughtry Oliver, Mildred
Andrews, Elizabeth Jennings, Fran
ces Lowery, William Shirah, Bill Low
cry, John Emmett Howell, Karl
Campbell, Rees Andrews, Jr., and
| Ray Walters.
The Literary club met with Mrs.
H. R. Niece Monday afternoon. At
this meeting Mrs. w. L. Thomas was
appointed chairman of committee
to make plans for planting flowers
and beuatifying the small plot of
ground just in front of the hotel in
downtown section, After disposing
of the business coming before the
club an interesting program, taken
from Florence lKelly's work, "The
Dixons,p was given by Mrs. w. L.
Jennings, Miss Alice Ruth Thinner
man, Mrs. j. B. Mauney The, club
will meet with Mrs. L. D. Wise on
Monday, January 10, at o'clock.