" .cCJellan, who spent the remainder of
week in Montgomery, the guests
Colonel and Mrs. J. S. Pinckard
their home in Capitol Heights.
E(ery day this week has been filled
ith. small informal affairs for Mrs.
rtlett and Mrs. McClellan, both
former Montgomerians, and who are
receiving a most cordial welcome from
dj*ir many Montgomery friends.
f^One of the most beautiful of the in
formal affairs of the week, was the
lunchgpn given by Mrs. Brannon Hub
«"kard Tuesday, honoring Mrs. Mc
' fSlellan nnd Mrs. Bartlett. Pink sweet
gpPeas, pink snap dragons and daffodils
r were used in profusion to decorate the
I ievely rooms of the Hubbard home. The
l^ttncheon table, beautiful in its appoint
ments was spread with a Venetian lace
cloth, and in the center was a bowl
'(filled with pink snap dragons, yellow
‘^fcfhquils and hyacinths and Venetian
esticks held green tapers. The
guests were limited to the most inti
jj^mate friends of the honored guests.
■♦..Wednesday Mrs. George Beauchamp
Mjfhtertained at luncheon, honoring Mrs.
^^IcClelian and Mrs. Bartlett at her
^mopie on South Perry street. Covers
t #ere laid for 10 at the beautifully
^Appointed table, which was centered
— with a basket of pink roses and lighted
by pin!-: tapers in silver holders.
Other informal. affairs were given
daring the week, and Friday evening
Mrs.. Bartlett and Mrs. McClellan
were among the admired out-of-town
uests at the leap year dance at the
"sauvoir club, which was the most
illiant affair of the month and was
'tended by a large number of club
embers and out-of-town friends.
— A gold mine in Brazil has been ex
I ploited for over seventy years, and
Its annual output is about $2,500,000.
