Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-07-17
Anniversary Column
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(The Leader, July SIS, 1910
Mrs. Willis Smith gave az" par
ty in honor of Miss Dotey of New
Jersey and was assisted in entertain
ing by her sister, Miss Eleanor Mars
ton. The guests who enjoyed the even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, were
Misses Hazel Dotey, Maud Glover,
Pauline Reeves, Aileen North Turn
mons, Mary and Helen Marston, Mary
Lewis Putnam, Grace Kistler, Daisy
Belle Thompson, and Messrs. Geo.
Brown, Paul Morrison, Fred Shear
er, Clair Smith, Earl Braswel1, Frank
Haver, Edwin Gatche11, Mr.. Swartd
of Cincinnati, and Dr.. Louis Turner.
delightfully."- in honor of the visiting
young ladies, Misses Louise and Maud
Fisher, Miss ,Epsie Campbell, Miss
Emily Roberts and the bride, Mrs. R.
E. Lee Nine tables for az" were
placed in the parlors and on the porch
and refreshing mint punch was serv-
ed throut the game. Mrs. Denmark
was assisted by Mesdames c. M. Wise,
R. I. Maffett and J. J. Bull.
Others present were Misses Fanny
Bold, Della Majors, Eleanor Marston,
and Mesdames Tom Griffin, c. B.
Gwyn, 7. B. Wall, Harold Beall, J..
l.. Pittman, Willis Smith, A. J. Nc
Donald, G. w. Paulk, Wright Paulk,
L. O. Tisdel, T. l. Griner, b. F..
Knapp, D. B. Ware, c. A. Holtzen-
dorf, and Sam Abrams.
Mrs. George Rogers entertained for
her daughter, Miss Iva, who has pust
returned to the city. Miss Nina Wells
and Jessie Lee Rogers assisted the hos
tess in serving sherbet and cake to
the guests, who included Misses Mary
Lou Gatche1l, Helen Osborne, Eunice
and Mary Lou Killingsworth, Helen
McAllister, Birdie McLendon, Kadie
Griner. Edward Perkins, Hazel Dotey,
Eva Forbes, Modena Powell, Lille
Holt. Nell Frazer Ola dys Martin, Haz-
Ell Tisde1. Irene Jones, Eulalee Bras
well. and Messrs. Cecil Reeves, Ed
win Gatchell, Loren Dickerson, Far
rand Osborne, Lawrence Glover, Ell
loway Forbes, Herman aMrtln, Roy
Adams, Jarrett Bull, George Wooten,
Geo. Russell, Mack Pryor, Dave
Paull1, Gordon Holt, Stanley Davis
and Ohm FRAZER.
Visitors in the city this week have
been Harlod Adams of Thomasvllle,
Miss Belle Moore of Omega, Miss
Leila BROKER of Waycross, Miss Is
telle Sawyer of Cuthbert, and Mr..
Frank Freeman of Atlanta.
Visitors out of the city have been
Mrs. ]. ]. Bull in Talbotton, Miss
Maize Mclaughlin in Townsville,
Mrs. G. F. Wooten in Montezuma,
Mrs. A. H. Denmark and little daugh-
ter Marjorie in Va1dosta, Misses Elsie
Tisdel and Nellie BLY, Dunn in Ty Ty,
Miss Dixie Jay in Leary, Mrs. DIN
Dickey and little daughter Athleen at
St. Simons, Mrs C. A. Holtzendorf
and daughter Gladys going to Zion
CITY, Ill, for the summer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Roach in Savannah, Mrs:
Harold Beal1 and little daughter Ethel
in Thomasville, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
Davis and sons Stanley and Brayton
to the Green Mountains of Vermont
fro the summer, Mr.. and Mrs. u. Z.
smith at St. Simons. Misses Florence
and Irene Jones at Marshallville, Mrs.
7. E Mercer and daughter blossom
at St. Simons, Miss Mildred WooteT
at St. Simons.
Mrs. Curtis Wise chaperoned a pic
mic party to Bowen's Mill. In the par,
tv- were Misses Elizabeth! Pryor ana
visitor Estelle Sawyer OF Sutnoetii'
Eline. Kathleen and Eulalie Brasweil;
Rhea and Margaret Wise, Kadle and
Edwin Griner, Helen McAilister,
Thurmond, Hilda cooper
and Masters John Wise, Roy scar
borough, Sammie Kassewltz' hurt'
and Alvin Thurmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Garbutt ana
rom trip abroad. Mr.. and Mrs.
;arbutt returned directly home while
Mr.. Farmer went by Hogansville for
Mr. Farmer and the children.