Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-18
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-, hAlNo, Feb. 18.-Mrs. Broadus
WeiionS entertained at a lovely chill
ufens party Tuesday afternoon cele-
pratlng the fourth birthday of her
uaughter, Virginia. The little guests
WERE received on the lawn, where
they played many games "Manv
MANY Stars" and others. They were
invited INTO the dining room and
served gelatlne with whipped cream.
RACED IN the center of the table. was
me birthday cake holding heart and
Tour lighted tiny candles. The place
cards were Valentines, bringing much.
pleasure to the little folks. Invited
We're Margaret ,McGarrah, Donald
carter, Willard Slappey, Oliver
Spann, Linton Goodwin, Henry Fost-
er' Henry Williams, Albert Ratliff.
LeFon Wellons, Richard Smith, Stin-
son Smith, Miriam Zimmerman. Eliza
peth Dawson, Elizabeth Gardner.
Doris Wise, Nora Bacon, Rachael
Williams, Ann MCGEE, Alice Ratliff
and Virginia Andrews.
On Tuesday evening Misses Matte
Lawrence and Wilma Cunningham
entertained at the nurses home in a
delightful and novel manner at
Poverty Soshul" The invitations
insisted the guets wear tacky cos
tunes, else beware of fine. The
living room was decorated with pur,
pie and yellow flowers and arranged
III such a manner as TO be appro-
pirate for the occasion. The guests
appearance provoked much laughter.
The Virginia Reel was danced, while
rock and other games were played.
After the refreshments, pink lemon
ade with salad and crackers were
served, the prizes To the tackiest
couple were awarded, a tin card case
to Mrs. S. II. Zimmerman, and
bright colored pair of suspenderS to
DIR. Aubrey Gardner 1t was most
amusing and enjoyable occasion. The
guests were Dr.. and Mrs. B. j. Wise,
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Monts, DR.. and
Mrs Aubrey Gardner, DR.. Sam Wise,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7. Zimmerman, Mrs.
Mamie Bradley, DR.. and Mrs. Thad
Wise, Miss Marie Griggs, Miss Annie
Mae Branncn, Miss Gussie Abrams,
Miss Lillian Gordy, Miss Vivian Cook,
Miss Elise Chappcll, Miss Lille Nc
Neil, Mrs Dora Young, Dewitt How
ell, Earl Carter, B. T. Marshall, Cur
tiss Large, Walton Shirah and Sam
Bryant and Lem Gordy, of RichIahd. |
One of the most delightful social
affairs Of the week was the rock par
ty on Wednesday afternoon at which
Mrs. Homer BankSton and Mrs. Lin
ton Goodwin entertained at the home
of Mrs. Bankston. The living room
and hall where the tables were placed
were Hastily arranged with profus-
ion Of spring blossoms, yellow jon
quils and narcissi in vases and bowls
placed on mantels and tables and
lovely growing plants adding to the
attractiveness Of the home. After
the game a salad course with fruit
punch was served. Assisting were
Miss Claude Livingston and Miss Eula
Williamson. Those invited were Mrs.
Otis Wellons, Mrs. Royal Fletcher,
Mrs. Bfoadus Wellons, Mrs W. 4.
Arnold, Mrs. Alton Carter, Mrs. /.
w. Walters, Mrs. A. B, Gardner, Mrs.
Z. Zimmerman, Jr., Mrs. J. X. Logan,
Mrs. Frank Zimmerman, Mrs. j. G.
Logan, Mrs. Alvin Zimmerman, Mrs.
Ernest Spann, Mrs. S. Il. Thinner
man, Mrs. Lot Jennings, Miss Alice
Ruth Zimmerman, Mrs. N. N. Jen-
nings. Mrs. Bowman Wise, Mrs. Leon
ard Jennings, Mrs. Will Wise, Mrs.
Joseph Williams, Mrs. Thad Wise,
Mrs. Edmund Oliver, Mrs. Emmett
Harper. Mrs. Sam Bergin, Mrs, Mary
Campbell, Mrs. J. H. Monts, Mrs. !
-Mattsner Dawson, Mrs. Charles Phil
ips. Mrs. B. E. Thrasher, Mrs Reea
Andrews, Mrs. Mamie Bradley, Mrs
T. B. Mauney, Mrs. B. D. McGarrah,
Mrs. Alton Montgomery, Mrs. l.. D.
Wise. Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Mrs. Il
R. Niece, Miss Scythia Langford,
I,ncv Kate Clark, Miss Berta Will
Clark and Mrs. Charles Lunsford.
Mrs. Sallie Jones entertained on
Wednesday evening at delightful
dinner party. The tastily appointed
table had for the center piece crys-
tai basket filled with7 violeta and
narcissi. Covers were laid for Miss
Alice Ruth Zimmerman, Miss Jessie
Forth. and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Tim
norman. r,
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. j. ii.
Monts entertained at a bridge party
COMMUNICATING Mrs. Clarence Parks,
of Albany, who is the guest OF her
sister Mrs. NJ. M. Jennings. The
living room was attractive with
snrinp flowers. After the game "a
salad course was served. Playing
were Mrs. Clarence Parks, Mrs. Sam
Bergin. Mrs. Ernest Spann and Mrs
Alvin Zimmerman. !,
/ W. SILVER and J. E. Logan, OF
- L,,c;ynsc visitors to