The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
MRS. WATTS HoNoRED IN


 The following account from the Rome tGa.) Tribune-Herald will be of interest to the friends of Mrs. Watts. who, before her marriage, was Miss Virginia Dixon of this city.
 Quantities of summer flowers, Shasta daisies, lilies, gladiola, ar ranged in vases and bowls on tables. mantels and window le1ges. adorned the Coosa Country club on Thursday afternoon and formed the setting for callers wearing vari-coiored summer frocks and flower laden hats. The occasion was q pretty afternoon tea given by Mrs. William Gilmore and Miss Marguerite Watts. in honor of Mrs. Julian Reese. lovely recent bride, and Mrs. William B. Watts. charming matron of Bluefield, w. Va. who is visiting relatives here.
 Mrs. W. J. Shram wearing net and lace over lavender satin, and Miss Penelope Stiles in champagne net of pastel shades, greeted the callers. Dainty Myra Gilmore. in white smocked frock. and Margaret Shaw in lingerie frock of hand embroidery and lace, received cards.
 In the receiving line were Mrs. Gilmore, wearing electric blue georg- cite crepe draped and beaded in bronze Mrs. Watts. whose becom- ing frock was of jade canton crepe, beaded elaborately; Mrs. Reese. beautifully gowned in white brocade satin with pearl trimming; Mrs. All bert Irving. wearing pale blue taffeta, fashioned bouffant, and worn over lavender. Miss Marguerite Watts whose dainty frock scombined flesh colored georgette and antique filet lace and was worn with an orchid girdle. faced with old blue; Mrs. G, s. Reese, who wore grey crepe de chine. combined with silver lace; Miss Mona Martin of Atlanta, wearing cream lace with yellow sash. In the dining room the table was presided over by Mrs. R. A. Denny wearing orchid georgette, and Mrs Norris Smith, who wore black georg- cite combined with net and sequins The table was overlaid with cluny lace mats and centered with a silver loving cup of gladiola and summer lilacs, which introduced charming color note. Silver candelabra held lavender tapers and bon hons were in shades of pink and lavender. A group of pretty girls who served were: Miss Elizabeth Ramey, wearing hydrangea georgette adorned with French flowers; Miss Ernestine Jervis In dainty lowered crepe de chine; Miss Goodwin Denny, wearing jade georgette, embroidered. touch of orange being introduced in the girdle; Miss Marguerite Graves. wearing Alice blue canton crepe combined with white;, Miss Elizabeth Betts, wearing orchid organdie. A delicious ice was served with two kinds of sandwiches.
 Others assisting the hostesses were, Mrs. W. F. Wimberly. wearing green georgette combined with lace: Mrs J. l.. Suizbacher, whose handsome frock was of bisque georgette. em- broidered in white; Mrs. Horace John son. whose frock combined with georgette and brocade satin.
 Several scores of guests called.
 DR. AND MRS. YIELDING HOSTS pr. and Mrs. E. c. Yielding were hosts at a delightful house party al their summer home at Fulton Springs during the past week, an- tertaining a number of charmipe 2 young girls.
 The guests were: Miss Katherine Bowen, Miss Emma shaw. Miss Eli,;- abeth Jones, Miss Alberta Goar. Miss Eunice Coston. Miss Betsy Ormond of Russellville. Miss Angela Hamilton of Warrior