Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-05
DEkIGHTFUL PROM AT
LYNNWOOD

Probably the most enjoyable and
certainly the largest evening party of
the season was the delightful Prom
on Friday night at Lynnwood, the
love country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Clare who with their son Bar
ry were host and hostess to a humid
red guests complimenting their visi
tors Misses Mildred and Theda Tisdel
OF Miami, Fla, formerly of Fitzgerald
and Miss Virginia McElreath of Muir
ray, KY.
The attractions of Lynnwood are
distinctive as it is OF English STYLE
with long sweep OF winding avenues
from the lodge gates to the handsome
house standing on high knoll with
the small lake at convenient distance
on the right and a long grape arbor
that forms covered walk to the side
entrance of the grounds on the left
a mineral spring forms a beautiful
grotto at one place while spring
mousse and bath houses into which the
mineral water is piped forms another
attraction. The front lawn is sloninp
and bordered with shrubberv, A ~suite
OF three large rooms across the front
OF the house and the spacious porch
upon which they open, affords the
most delightful use in entertaining
large parties and the greater conyen-
fence tor dancing. The rooms were
gay with baskets of flowers and brill
iantly lighted. A beautiful moonlight
hiSht favored the chief diversion of
the occasion that of a Prom, though
many kept their dates by dancing 10
the music of the piano Or the Victrola
IN the living room. There was no
formality but the affair was a most
cordial one, bringing together many
OF the college boys and girls who have
Deen separated at distant places. and
introducing many charming Young
ladies' who as guests at houseparties
and visitors of friends are being >lown
particular attentions The ent re guest
list was as follows: Misses Katherine
Smith, Evelyn Shumake, Hazel Maves
IA knorer Christine Trimb of
Atlanta, and Nell Smith of Barnesv;lIe
both guests of Miss Elizabeth Nc
Carty, Misses Margaret Wise, Moss
Fellars of Prosperity, N. c., Sarah
Haynes OF Berne, Switzerland. Eliza
beth Smith OF Brunswick, Martha Tur-
ner, Lucy Kirkland of Atlanta. Ala
Whltmire OF Hendersonville, N. c. To-
feph'ne Manning, Lei a Hall Estalle
Waltes, Juanita Meeks of Della. EN-
lily Paulk OF Della, Harriet Flander,
OF Ocilia, Til Ina Dorm ney, Eulalie
DormHney. Mabel Campbell of East
man, Lois Malcolm, Freddie Isler
Cleo Swearingen, Mary and Effie
Mitchell, of Westminster, S. c. Alice
Colsher, Lucy Whitley Audrey Will
COX, Sadie Britt, Myrtle Cannon, Inez
Wilcox, Marian Dill of Cordele, Upha
Turner, Frances and Leonora Wal ace
and the honor guests Misses M ldred
and Theda Tisdel of Miami, Fla. and
Miss Virginia McElreath of Murray
Ky; also Messrs Clyde Hussev, Lud
low Griner, Hubert Young, Jimmie
Wideman, Carlisle Mcdonald, Stancil
Turner, Holley Key, Sam Kassewitz,
Harold Kasscwitz, Ernest Justice, La
cey Ennis, Elmer Martin, Lamar
Force, Roy Bowlcs, Virgil Griner, Har
old PARROT, Andy Anderson, Ivey
Bird, w. M. futile. Earl Warren, Ell
mer Waites, Cecil Powell, Eldridge
Powell, Marvin Morris, Roy Adams,
VIII Mashburn, Mckay, Sam Story.
Robert Frazer, Arthur Smith, Wallace
Smith, Ralph Russell, Cleon Howell,
Mark Mayes, j. L, Pittman, Neetham
Warren, Fleming Shewmake, Barry
Clare, John S Johnston, Preston Sean
or. Gibson Broadhurst, Cyrus Broad
hurst, Bertram Mosher of McKcesport
Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fellars
Assisting Mrs. Clare in receiving her
guests and in serving punch were Mes
DANES Louis Keim, S. S. Singleton.
and !. l.. McCarty who also served
at late hour refreshments of ice
cream and cake
Mrs. I. M. Wise passed the tally
cards for Orotn dates aud M;se ITaL,
Turner rang the bell. Other fr ends of
Mrs. Clare present and acting as chap
crones were Mrs. c. c. Curtis Of Titus
vile, Fla, Mrs |. Geders and Mrs.
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