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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
3
Summer Vonites invites customers to enjoy favored fountain drinks on hot days. Repeats of the same order indicate satisfaction, while claiming drinks are pure and healthful. Emphasizes pleasing surroundings and excellent service as reasons to visit.
A lively collection of notes from Americus and nearby towns featuring visits and returns. Notables include Powell back from Atlanta and C Jay Clarke passing through en route to Havana cigar promotions. Local residents, theater events, visits, and family news fill the column with names like Miss Audry Newby, Miss Mollie Snelling, Miss Ethel Whitehead, and Mrs F Hines. A light fair of community happenings, illness, and entertainment rounds out the social page.
Last Tuesday afternoon the farm home of Mr and Mrs H R Fenn welcomed about a hundred guests for a lavish birthday dinner. Food from the Fenns own farm fed the delightfully informal gathering, with turkey barbecued pig and mutton chicken ham fish breads and cakes all home produced. People enjoyed games and pleasant conversation under the shade of a great oak as guests from Vienna and nearby towns joined in the celebration and jovial faces marked another milestone for the hospitable host.
A Tuesday Prom Party honored Miss Sadie Morgan with guests Miss Sara Freucie Gaines and Mr. Guy Sardiv of Aisheville. The decor featured golden blossoms and a viney nook for punch service. Guests and staff wore dainty attire while Miss Morgan and Miss Reed provided hospitality and music.
The Pinehurst Woman's Club conducts a lawn party this evening at the city park with salad and cream, proceeds aiding the town. Mrs Rascolm Dickson of Lilly has been the guest of her mother, Ms Calhoun, for several days. Mr and Mrs Guy B Morgan, Mr and Mrs N A Powell, Miss Beulah Lewis and E F Powell attended the Bell ey wedding at Dawson yesterday. Col and Mrs D R Pierce and Mrs Beulah Beverly of Hawkinsville visited the city Wednesday.
Neighborhood Sewing Club gathered with Mrs Phil Everette for a pleasant afternoon of needlework. About twenty guests attended an informal contest with prize draws won by J W Lytle who received embroidery scissors. Delightful piano and violin selections by Misses Genie Morgan and Mar Everette complemented the event. The next meeting will be with Mrs Davis on July 2. A small gold pin with a wish bone design and pearl center is lost between the school round and home.
The Sewing Club enjoyed a pleasant picnic at Camp Ground on Wednesday with members, their husbands, and many friends and visitors. A basket diaper was thoroughly enjoyed by all present at the delightful gathering.
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