The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-06-22
tuesday Bridge Club Entertained


tuesday Bridge Club Entertained
Mrs. w. H. Parkinson entertained
the Tuesday Bridge Club very pleas
antly this week, inviting in the place
OF absent members Mrs. M. L. Nc
Neel, Mrs. w. B. Tate, Mrs. S. H.
Slbley, Mrs. Wellborn Venable and
Mrs. Charley De Foor.
Mrs. Tate made top score. and was
given two decks of Congress cards.
MRS. Tom Read, Jr., assisted Mrs.
ertrinson in serving the delicious
salad course.
remember the Pickens Sisters of
Atlanta! They will be at the Business
GlrIs Minstrel on Friday and Satur-
day night and furnish clever enter
tainment.
Mrs. Collins Reception for Visitor.
Mrs. L. Roy Collins was hostess at
charming reception at the Golf Club
on Wednesday afternoon given for
her house-guest, Miss Lois Davidson.
OF Greensboro, N. c., and Miss Helen
Lewis, a bride-elect. The Club was
cool and inviting, and prettily deco
rated IN garden flowers. Manv wall
vases held blue larkspur and "a goad
poins, the mantel was banked in these
ana on the long center table was a
great bowl of pale yellow cannas
Mfs. collins received her guests in a
pretty frock of embroidered white
VolIe. Miss Davidson wore a lovely
gown OF brown lace and Miss Lewis
was IN white Canton creme. Re-
celVlng with Mrs. Collins also were
MRS. L: A. White, and her sister. Mrs
=: b. Minis, of Wichita Falls. Texas
MRS. White was in lavender wolfe
and Mrs. Minis costume was gray,
georgette, embroidered in snan9Ies
A6sSlsrlng IN entertaining were Mrs.
george Welsh, Mrs. Allan Hardeman
MRS John Collins, Mrs. w. M. Murray
MRS; Norman Collins, and Mrs. Har,
old Hawkins.
Punch was served by Mrs. Camp
bell Wallace, Jr., and Mrs. Marion
Dobbs. The punch bowl was on a
lace covered table in the reception
hall, and was banked in graceful
vines and punches of grapes. Assist
ng in serving the dainty refreshments
were four pretty little maids, Wylene.
Nina Lewis, and Marjorie Collins,
and Frances Northcutt, of Athens.
Junior Missionary Society at S. S.
The children belonging to the Jun
Tor Missionary Society of the First
Methodist Church are urged to be
present at S. S. at 9:15 on SUNDAY
morning as they have the opening
program.
Mrs. Randolph Chandler
vow orc Invited TO attend Mrs
Blacks Pink Tea at the Y. w. C. A.
Auditorium Friday and Saturday
Nights. Don't miss it!
Brilliant Reception at Club.
The rec"ntion piven at the Golf
Club on Wednesday afternoon nv
Mrs. c. 7. Nolan and Mrs. P. D.
Reeser for Miss Helen Lewis was one
OF the prettlest events of the season.
The decorations were particularly
beautiful. The long Center table
was aldermen with an artistic arrange
ment OF blue summer lilacs, brown
and orange coreopsis and white and
gold daisies with much featherv assn
aragus ferns.
The mantle was banked in white
hydrangeas, daisies, asparagus fern.
ana graceful vines. Wall vases and
baskets were filled with Quantities of
fragrant flowers, ell CARRYING ont
the lovely color scheme of Whit
gold and blue.
Popular music was rendered on
the piano and violin throughout the
afternoon.
The receiving line stood in front
of one of the wide front windows
in the living room.
Mrs. Nolan was charming in a gown
of gray lace with touches of rose and
a purple hat, flower trimmed. Mrs.
Reese,s pretty frock was of white
crepe meteor and silk lace and her
becoming hat was leghorn, faced
in blue silk.
Miss Lewis had a modish costume
of white crepe de chine, with white
silk hat,and her beautiful corsage
was of pink rose buds.
4, Mrs. Lewis wore black messaline,
with point lace collar.
! Assisting Mrs. Nolan and Mrs
Reeser in entertaining were Mrs.
Paul Lovejoy, Mrs. J. E. Massey,
Mrs. B. G. Brumby, Mrs. E. R. Hunt,
Mrs. M. L. Mcneil, Mrs. L. N. Tram
neil, Mrs. T. NJ Brumby, Jr., Mrs.
R. M. Wade, Mrs. w. E. Roberts,
Mrs. w. H. Parkinson, Mrs. l.. L.
Blair, Mrs. Leon Gilbert, Mrs. d. C.
Cole, Misses Mable Cortelyou, and
Georgia Hunt.
The group of pretty girls serving
the delicious refreshments were Mis-
es Elizabeth Nolan, Nancy Legg,
Lucille Sessions, Augusta Cohen, Glen
is Handbook, Marie Shipper, Doro-
thy Lewis, Elizabeth Hauge, Mary
Holland and Mary and Helen Law
renee.
% not miss hearing "Chero- Cola
Watkins sing Il Amt Got enough to
Pass around, It's a screaml At the
Minstrel, Friday and Saturday nights.