Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-06-12
Anniversary Column
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(The Leader, June $40, 1910


Mrs. Lon Dickey and Mrs. Tom
Dickey were joint hostesses at one OF
the largest parties of the season in
honor of Mrs. I. w. Purtaom, of
Sparks, the guest of Mrs. Lon Dickey
The spacious ball room of the Lee
Grant was decorated in pink and white
with palms and ferns for an excellent
background Pink carnations and as
paragus fern in cut glass vases and
bon bon dishes tied with pink tulle
streamers holding buttercup bon bons
were pretty features of the decorations
Receiving with the hostesses and their
honor guest were Mesdames w. B. AL
bertson and G. w. Smith. Little Misses
Anthem Dickey and Ethel Ligeour re-
ceived the guests at the door and His
ses Lucy Bell Thompson and Margar-
ct Harris served punch. Bon bons were
served by Miss Mary Young of Way
cross, and at later hour, Misses Fam
ME Boyd and Mildred Wooten served
pink ice cream and cake. Prof Henry
Stewart furnished delightful music.
Mrs. I. Gelders was hostess at two
pretty affairs on Thursday, entertain
ing at morning az" party compli-
menting the recent bride, Mrs. Sam
Abram, and again in the afternoons
with an informal reception for her
aunt, Mrs. NJ. J. Campbell, of Ind, the
guest of Mrs. S. F. Stewart Three
rooms prettily decorated with ferns
and cut flowers were thrown in
to one spacious apartment allow
ing freedom of movement for
the guests Score cards for
az" were cunningly designed with
cupid's and the bride bouquet. Assist
ing Mrs. Gelders were Mesdames w.
D. Dorminy, Willis Smith, M. S. Co.
hen and I. Goldenberg, who served
punch to the arriving guests and later
served sherbet and cakes. Other guests
at the morning party were Mesdames
]. L. Pittman, R. M. Ware, w. Fuller,
G. F. Robinson, H. Beal1, J. C. Ii
geour, D. P. Adams, G. E. Kicker, C.
A. Holtzendorf, E. E. Roach, D. B.
Jay, ]. C. Bush, ]. L. McCarty, J. E.
Mercer, G P Mingledorf J B Seanor,
c. M. Wise, E A Russell, ] B Russell,
L 0 Tisdel, B c Mosher, w A Green.
A B Cook, w G Broadhurst, ] H
Graves, J Kassewitz and Misses Eliza
beth Robinson, Emma Denmark
Eleanor Marston and Mary Lobingier.
At the evening reception from S to
6 o'clock, were Mesdames J. C. Glover
L w Frink, S w Rabbit, ] M Mosh-
er, E Davis, A c Justice, R Justice,
J A Justice, Smith Ray, George Gray,
Ada Hancock, Mary Drew, E ] Ham
mond, DR.. Hamilton, NJ E Ellars, ]
H Moss, R A Majors, L S Osborne.
Cyrus Graves, Chas Mumford, Rose
T. Wheelwright w H Marston. Sid
ney Clare, G A Won Heide, C C Reeves
and Miss Ada Ross. Mrs. Abram serv-
ed punch and Mrs. Won Heide and
Mrs. M. S. Cohen served refreshments
of sherbet and cakes.
$50
At the Canvas Theater, managed bv
Gelders and Maddocks, the latest songs
with picture slides continue an attrac-
tive feature by Mr.. Frank Maddocks.
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The annual pilgrimage of the G.
A. R., the w. R. c., and the Ladies
of the G. A. R., and their friends. num-
bering nearly 700, went to Anderson
vile Cemetery on May 80, and decorat-
ed between thirteen and fourteen thou
sand soldiers graves.
Interspersed with delightful musical
numbers the program of the gradual
ing exercises at the Central Christian
church June 10 was as follows:
Class History-Eva Forbes.
The Unknown Speaker-Ne1le Fra
ger.
Piano Solo-Hazel Tisdel.
Glass Poem-Irene Jones.
Class Prophecy-Helen Osborne.
Valedictory-Miton Cohen.
Address-Judge Cozart, of Column
bus.
Presentation of Diplomas-Simeon
]. Smith.