Paintings and Dreams Mix With Society Notes
A collage of verse on changing thinking and art contrasts with a discussion of painting as a fine art and cosmetic rouge, followed by reflections on dreams shaping civilization. The Savannah News item then covers Mrs. Howard Claiborne Johnstone of Richmond in pink chiffon and rose satin at a wedding, gifts, and the Kops couple’s Florida trip, with their return address at 222 East Gwinnett Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceasor
Orient
Howard Claiborne Johnstone
Richmond
Kops
May Woodberry
Julian deBruyn Kops
Stratofrd
Woodberry
East Henry Street
Ile
Lo‘hengrin
Miss Coburn
America Woodberry
William deBruyn Kops
Julian Hopking
Charles H. Strong
St. John’s
Rosa Woodberry
Harry Newell Walker
Dreams and Dreamers in a Shifting Land of Dreams
A fragment reflecting on dreamers and wandering into various fields, noting how some become prince or queen while lost in a non tangible terrain. It mentions Pere and a free girl in a fleeting, lyrical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysian Fields
Pere
Family Dinner for Mrs Lipscomb in Atlanta
Dr and Mrs Vassar Woolley hosted a mid day dinner in Atlanta in honor of Mrs M A Lipscomb of Athens, guest of her daughter Mrs W D Ellis Jr The table featured American beauty roses damask and bright favors Place cards bore mistletoe and rhymes Naming family guests included W D Ellis Jr Rutherford Lipscomb and family Lydia Hutchins Athens and Mildred Woolley’s guest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ellis, Jr
Rutherford Lipscomb
Lydia Hutchins
Athens
Mildred Woolley
Atlanta Journal
Prince of Pilsen at Tilane Theater Delights Audiences
The Prince of Pilsen presented at the Tilane Theatre last night impressed with charm and attraction. The company showed merit equal to or greater than previous casts, and the opera’s freshness and quality promise lasting appeal. Savage’s performance as a principal further elevates the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes
Pixley
Luders
Mr. Savage
Charac
Mrs. Vincent Hosts Christmas Bridge Luncheon
Yesterday at Hill Street Mrs T P Vincent hosted a Christmas themed bridge luncheon. The top score prize was a cut glass bonbon dish won by Mrs Floyd C Foster with Mrs Davenport taking the consolation cut glass salt shakers. Eye-nog was served followed by a hot luncheon. At eleven tomorrow Miss Fort will host a Young Ladies Bridge Club party at Hill Street to honor Misses Susan and Martha Fort. Mrs Annie O’Farrell hosted a six o’clock dinner Friday evening with guests Misses Mattie Gaines Maude Freeman Kate Childers and Messrs F E Boston Hoyt Archer and Walker Trammell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mell
Mozelle Scudder
Mildred Mell
Miss Scudder
Gladys Bonnell
Marion Gerdine
Aurelia O'Farrell
Annie Carlton
Minnie Thomas
Hill Street
T. P. Vincent
Floyd C. Foster
Davenport
Miss Fort
Young Ladies’ Bridge Club
Susan
Martha Fort
Annie O'Farrell
Mattie Gaines
Maude Freeman
Kate Childers
Messrs
F. E. Boston
Hoyt Archer
Walker Trammell
In Honor Of Judge And Mrs Wingfield Dinner Event
Judge and Mrs S B Wingfield were surprised honorees at a six oclock Christmas Eve dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs J N Williamson. Thirty five family members attended including many Wingfield relatives and friends, with several updates on visits and illnesses among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingfield
S. B. Wingfield
J. N. Williamson
Cornelia
Helen
Ruth
Newton
Katherine
Sanford Williamson
W. J. Smith
Marion
Warren
Ralph Smith
W. C. Wingfield
Mid
W. C
Alea
Willard
Samuel Wingfield
Annie O'Farrell
Joe
Frank O'Farrell
Perino
Elizabeth Wingfield
Martha
Robert Wingfield
A. S. Wingfield
Local notices from Griffin Daily News run of city visitors and visits
A string of short items lists residents and guests in Griffin and nearby areas with arrivals from Atlanta Athens Winder Farmington and Augusta. Names include DeForest Taylor George C Stewart Ida Murray Lizzie Wooten Annie Bernard Jessie Iverson and many others with travel between Lexington Winterville and Macon. Also a health ad promises a home treatment for bed wetting and urinary issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeForest Taylor
New York
Washington City
George C. Stewart
Griffin Daily News
Sor Sale Of 1 2 Horse Power Motor
Splef C ondition P. O. Box 367 offers a 1 2 horsepower motor for sale. Readable fragment notes condition and contact box for details.
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P. O
New Year Greeting From Local Store
A shopkeeper thanks patrons and pledges to continue fair treatment in the coming year. The message expresses gratitude to existing customers and invites new and wandering customers to visit the store for good goods and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strager
Michael
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John Kendrick Bangs
Olivia
Viola
Keily-Cobb
Fatney Roy
Campbell Street
Margaret May Keily
Denver
Lamar Cobb
Clifton
Arizona
Julia Clifford
el Paso
John R. Hampton
Bernard Joseph Keily
Baltimore American
Cobb
Ariz
Miss Keily
Zack Lamar Cobb
el Paso Timess
New Orleans
Margaret
Louise Morton
Santa Claus
Misses Morton
Nina Scudder
Jeane
Claude Flanigen
Mary Morris
Gwendolin Griffeth
Sallie McWhorter
Natalie Bocock
MRS
J. W. Lazenby
Harlem
D. P. Haselton
Howard G. Cook
St. Louis
Erin O'Neal
B. P. O'Neal
Miss O'Neal
Waynesboro
Macon News
Annie Winn
Lawrenceville
Charles Ver Nooy
Jim Crane
Crawford
Joe Pentecost
Winder
J. G. Cook
Anne Webb
Monroe
H. Mobley
W. A. Shackleford
Lexington
City
Ferdinand Phinizy
Mrs. B. B. Perry
Ida Murray
Atlanta
Bob Davia
Winterville
A. L. Mitchell
Dougherty Street
Dr. Water
Prince Avenue
Mrs. Bain
Shady Dale
O. H. Arnold
Miss Nell Co
P. S. Johnson
Jeannie DuBose
Maria Price
Farmington
Lizzie Wooten
Penfield
H. V. Cook
Augusta
Katie May Eberhert
A. G. Dudley
Covington
A. L. Whitehead
W. J. Whitehead
Mr. Fain
Mrs. N. G. Slaughter
R. B. Medlock
Mr. T. Haywood Simmons
Macon
Annie Bernard
Jessie Iverson
Mrs. W. H. Wier
M. Summers
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Catarr
Thoron
Trai City
Georgia Railroad
Arri
Seaboard
Tunworth Athens
Gainesville Midland
Gs Sun
Central of Georgia
Southern Railway
Arriv
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