Recitals and social notices fill Athens week
The week includes a Miss Mott pupils recital in Seney Stovall chapel, a Georgia vs Mississippi Agricultural College baseball game at Sanford Field, and a Sophomore debate in the chapel. Home Economics Section meets Monday. invitations to the Jackson Schirmer wedding are noted. Mrs Wilson friends in town host events and a bridge for Mrs Cohen highlights social charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Electric Shop
Kathleen O'Farrell
Seney-Stovall Chapel
Mabel Mott
Orr
McLeod
Miller
Treanor
Harrell
Jackson
Beatty
Short
Bocock
Barnett
Mrs Hight Hosts Bridge Party for Miss O Farrell in Athens
Mrs Gordon Hight presided over three bridge tables for Miss Aurelia O’Farrell of Athens with twelve players. Prizes went to Mrs Lloyd Damron for top score and Miss Clare Yancey received the consolation. Attendants included Mrs Boling Sullivan and guests such as Mrs Lloyd Damron, Mrs Ernest Lindsey, Mrs Barry Wright, and Miss Florence Yancey. Miss Mildred Rutherford quotes a Georgia history poem to prompt reflection on Georgia’s past and future as Miss Thomas is honored by Miss Garland Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hight
O’farrell
Gordon Hight
Aurelia O’farrell
Athens
Lloyd .Damron
Clare Yancey
O'Farrell
Boling Sullivan
Lloyd Damron
Ernest Lindsey
Barry Wright
W. A. Knowles
Nevin Patton
Florence Yancey
Addie Wright
Jack Long
Martha Dean
Hugh Best
Rome Tribune-Herald
Mildred Rutherford
Georgia
Canaries
Buenos Ayres
Columbus
Peary
H'M
Hong Kong
Petersburg
Rome
Borgia
Ancients Versus Modern in Civilizational Cycles
Editor notes a cyclical view of history citing Nero’s five story palace with elevators, ancient Egypt’s tall buildings, Greek fashion, Roman shorthand and unions, a 385000 seat Maximus Circus, a pre modern oil trust, and lavish sums by Cicero, Lucullus, and Nero as parallels to contemporary abundance and enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Telegraph
Nero
Plutarch
Greece
Rome
Cicero
Lucullus
Hunnicutt-Eckford wedding guests among Georgia visits
A long list of local residents and visitors are noted in this society column. Several individuals travel between Atlanta, Washington and Athens for events and visits, with mentions of weddings, relatives, and church activities across Hall Jackson Clarke and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunnicutt-Eckford
Atlanta
Washington Seminary
Albert Sidney Hardy
Gainesville
Hall, Jackson
Clarke
Lyda
Emily Hunnicutt
Barwick
Chic guimpe frock with surplice waist design
A fashion note describes a medium size dress pattern from Pictorial Review No. 6125 for ages 6 to 14, featuring a guimpe with turn down collar, short sleeves, and a two piece peplum. It requires 23 4 yards of 36 inch material for the dress and 15 8 yards for the guimpe, priced at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review
Local Social Roundup From Athens and Nearby Towns
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Butler visited Athens last week. S. A. Segars bought a new Ford and traveled with his daughters Lovie and Georgia to Athens. The Mizpah Sunday school held a session with attendees urged to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. O. T. Butler
Athens
S. A. Segars
Lovie
Georgia
Freckles Vanish With Othine and Pazo Ointment Claims
An advertisement touts Othine to remove freckles promising a clear complexion with early results and a money back guarantee. It also promotes PAZO OINTMENT claiming cure for piles in 6 to 14 days with first application providing relief.
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Mary D. Lyndon
Benttown
Francis Muller Schirmer
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
North Augusta
South Carolina
W. W. Thomas
Lucy Cobb
St. Luke’s Hospital
Institute
Augusta
Cohen
Custie Guttenberger
Ned Cohen
Louis Pellew
Dogwood
Jasamine
Percy Chestney
Nisbet Tinsley
Society Brand
Stein Bloch’s
America
Dorsey
Miss Thomas
Garland Smith
Marie Thomas
Charlotte
Mary Arthur
Laura Cobb Hutchens
Annie Carlton
Steare
Margaret Campbell
Lydia Griffith
Panama
Oe Iego Expositions
Yellowstone
Grand Canyon
Pacific Coast
Abe Rockies
J. H. Griffeth
Greensboro
W. A. Rowe
Comer
City
Luta Ward
Watkinsville
C. W. Berry
Winterville
H. B. Sparks
Arthur Porter
Statham
William Eckford
Oxford
Revill O'Hara
Jacksonville
W. A. Mallory
John Carson
Commerce
Alfred Conway
A. A. Bishop
Ola May Bishop
Turnbull
Virginia Newton
Frances Bond
May Treanor
Marita Bulloch
Washington
Messrs. Williams, McKellar
Edward Soule
Herbert van Straaten
A. V. Deadwyler
W. T.bryan
Carroll Proctor
Ral Gap
Albert Hill
Greenville
Walter A. Mallory
Rebecca Stack
Monroe, NC
Nell Mallory
Henry McHatton
Honduras
Prof
Hubbard McHatton
RED Stone
Prospect
G. S. Hardy
Donald Williamson
Ruby Woodall
George Hale
Crooked Creek
Mr. Rice
Our Town
Sallie Mae Fulcher
Grace Hardy
Messrs
Ray
Carl Segars
Jefferson
Leclaire Danson
Nellie Richardson
Francis Fellows
Anna Williamson
W. H. Deavours
L. P. Whelchel
Earnest Spencer
Oconey Heights
8. H. Hardy
Nettie
Bunnie
Grace
Eula
Merle
Reba Williamson
Ray Segars
Ruby Wood
Viola Spencer
Louise Richards
Will and
Mell Moore
Ila
N. E. Arnold
Nicholson
C. M. Coburn
Philadelphia
Italy
Europe
Sam Dick
J. Tribble
David C. Barrow
Griffin
Cyprian P. Wilcox
Wilmington
Barrett Phinizy
Nashville
Glover
Eugene Baker
Monroe
Fulton Warner
Wallace Miller
North Highlands
Macon
Catherine Terrell
Obacco Chewers
Walter Archer
Duke Gibson
Mr. E. D. Whelchel
Mizpah
Thelma Williamson
Carter Daniel
C. H. Oliver
Little Hilder
Anett Hardy
Mrs. S. H. Hardy
Hubert Gailey
Arcade
John Butler
Iowa
Kansas
Maryland
Kentucky
Missouri
New Jersey
Massachusetts
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