Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-08

ELLAVILLE, Feb. 8.-Compli-
mentary to Mrs. E. r. Jordan, teach
er of the Philathea class of the Meth
odist Sunday school, Misses Cleone
and Louise Collins entertained at a
sewing party Saturday afternoon to
which the members of the class we're
invited The living room and recep-
ton hall were arranged with a pro-
fusion of early spring flowers and
plants in pots. Conversation was en-
joyed while the guests fashioned
dainty lingerie or embroidered. At
different intervals during the after.
moon piano solos were contributed by
Mrs. w. S. Jordan and Miss Cleone
Collins. Miss Louise Collins sang
several pretty songs. A hot lunch
con with coffee was served by their
mother, Mrs. S. c. Collins. Invited
were Mrs. o. c. Hill, Mrs. H. Willis
Hogg, Miss Velma Williams, Mrs. j..
ii. Luke, Miss Maude Williamson,
Miss Leila Williamson, Miss Hattie
Arlington. Miss Mary Sparrow, Miss
/, Matte Mae Cox, Mrs. Marcus Perry,
Mrs. J. H. Statham, Miss Estelle Per-
sons, Mrs. C. C. Wall, Mrs. J. C.
: Moulton, Miss Mary Tondee, Miss
, Newell Jones, Miss Nell Stevens, Miss
: Roxie Stevens, Miss Lucille Persons,
lof Doyle, Mrs ]. r. Jordan, Mrs. w.
M. Murray, Mrs. W. S. Jordan and
: Mrs. H. j. Webb, of Sumter, Miss
Bertha Williamson, Miss Mervin
! johnson.
: A pleasant surprise for Mrs. 3. l..
: Jordan was the shower rendered al
the Methodist parsonage on last Fri
5 day afternoon from 8 to o'clock.
: Mrs. J. r. Jordan, president of the
Ladies Aid society managed the de-
tails of the affair. Every conceivable
| article for use in the dining room
: and kitchen was contributed besides
: quite nice sum of money which will
, be used toward screening the back
: porch of the parsonage. At bust
ness meeting of the parsonage circle
it was decided to give an oyster sup
: per Thursday evening at the Schley
County Motor company's garage, the
: proceeds to be used in covering the
parsonage. Rev. and Mrs. Jordan ex-
, pressed gratitude to the ladies who
remembered their needs and contrib
luted so generously. Hot coffee with
| Whipped cream and Saline crackers
, were served.
II Another pleasing event of Friday
, evening was the dinner party given
: by the Misse sSteyens at their home
on North Broad street. Covers were
: laid for six and splendid dinner
was served Those enjoying the de-
! lightfpl occasion were Walter Will
, tliamnson, Of Brentwood, Paul Lee, of
Americus; Miss Ruth Short, of
Beuna Vista, Miss Nell Stevens, Miss
Roxie Stevens, Orbie Steven.
II Mrs. B. l.. Royston, of Blackwell,
S. S., is spending some time with hea
, parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. v. Bridges.
Mrs Tyson. of Whigham, attend
; ed the funeral of Mrs. Bette Single
ton here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. J Williams were
, supper guests of Col, and Mrs. ]. j.
, Bull in 0glethorpe Friday evening.
. Miss Mervin johnson has return
ed from delightful visit TO relatives
, in Leslie.
!; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. R. Jordan, Mrs.
! S. G. Collins, Miss Louise Collins and
. Miss Lilly Dixon went down to Amer
ieus Friday afternoon to see "Thc
; Fall of Babylon at the Rylander
theater.
Will Cox, Of Whigham, was a
weekend visitor to our city.
II Miss Leila Williamson and Miss
Nell Stevens werc weekend guests
of friends in Albany.