Marion County GaArchives News.....The Bachelors Girls' Club May 23 1902
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The Marion County Patriot
The Marion County Patriot, No. 21
May 23, 1902
Page Five

The Bachelors Girls’ Club

On Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6 the Bachelor Girls were welcomed within the 
halls of Hotel Lowe, whose walls have and will ever hold as long as it does the 
grace of Misses Lowe, the presence of Southern hospitality.

The day was emblematic of the occasion, and as each one drew near the vine-clad 
porch within itself was an inviting assurance that there was even something 
better behind its pleasant shades.

Among the attractions of the entertainment was music, beautifully rendered by 
Misses Lowe, Nelson and Mrs. Passmore.  They assembled one by one until the 
band of Bachelors was complete, such a merry jingle and song of joy, but they 
were hushed by the sudden pause of passersby, which reminded them that their 
pleasures must be of interest to others.  It was an attractive and very 
appropriate game, “A Love Affair in the garden,” for the music and choice 
flowers – palms, roses and white lilies - were an inspiration to every 
contestant.

For further information as to the experience of the game I will refer you to 
Miss Walton, the Bachelor, who was so fortunate as to master the affair.  The 
prize was a beautiful candlestick.  May it ever cast bright rays for her.

At the close of the contest the guests were received in the office, where they 
registered with their left hands.  There was a tie among Misses Edwards, Cooper 
and Nelson.  Drawing for it Miss Edwards won, and shared its sweetness with her 
friends.

At six the doors of the dining hall were thrown open, where tables spread with 
immaculate linen, shaded here and there with real lace, jewel work, tints from 
the cut glass and silver, on which the soft green lights fell and gave it the 
appearance of a “Fairy Land.”

The Club colors were used in artistical arrangement.

The guests of honor were: Mrs. J.W. Roberts and Mrs. H.D. Passmore.

In the parting of the band it was declared by each one to be one of the most 
delightful meetings the Club has had, and that its memories would ever cling to 
the Bachelor Girls as does hospitality to Hotel Lowe.

L.M.




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