Social Calendar Highlights From Athens Week
The bulletin lists events this week in Athens including Bessie Mell Industrial Home meeting at the Villa, crochet class, charity ball at DuPree’s hall, Phinizy-Spalding wedding plans, whist club gatherings, Madam Sherry at Colonial, WCTU and Women’s Club meetings, and a Colonial third degree. It also notes a Seventy Weddings series, a bridge party in honor of Miss Phinizy, and upcoming weddings of Miss Cox, Miss Mitchell, Miss Phinizy, and Miss Wylie with listed hostesses and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Mell
Rolling Phinny
Phinizy
S. V. Sanford
Cox
Mr. King
Eugene Black
Peachtree Road
Charles W. Daniel
First Baptist
Evelyn Orme
Julia Black
Callie Orme
Sarah Orme
Rebecca Harman
Grady Black
Charles Black, Jr
Harman Cox
Charlie Cox
Jetton King
Tampa
Fla
Orme
Ruth Bary
Alice May Freeman
Mary Traylor
Frances Connally
Kate Felder
King
Ben Price
Remsen King
Saunders Jones
Carroll Cabiniss
Charles Cox
Harmony Cox
Benjamin Tye
W. E. Brock
Chattanooga
Mitchell-Brooks
Wynton
Lloyd Guyton Bowers
Columbus
Atlanta
John E. White
L D. Scott
Emma Scott
Mary Lovelace
Miss Doherty to Host Week of Wedding Events
Miss Nannie Doherty plans Monday matinee and tea at the Georgian Terrace for Miss Hart Wylie whose marriage to Edward Englis Smith is set for Thursday. Guests include Miss Rose Pringle Smith and Miss Anna Reeves of Athens among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Doherty
J. Frank Meador
Rose Pringle Smith
Anna Reeves
Athens
Atlanta Journal
Hart Wylie
Georgian Terrace
Miss Wylie
Edward Englis Smith
John McCollum
Ethel Thomas
Ethel Kenny
Mamie Doherty
No Excuse Now for Greasy Doughnuts in Greenville
A Greenville woman writes a friend praising Cottolene as the solution to greasy doughnuts. She recounts prior poor results and says Cottolene yields brown crisp doughnuts and tasty pastries. The note mentions using Cottolene for frying doughnuts, pastries, light bread, and biscuits, even on camping trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S. C
Jewish Benevolent Society Ball and Federation Meeting
A Jewish Benevolent Society ball to raise funds will be held at DuPree bill with tickets at one dollar, admitting a lady and escort, available at Costa's Palmer's Drug Store and M and W Cigar Store. The Federation of Missions held its first quarterly New Year meeting at the Episcopal Church parish house with a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Club
A. O. Harper
Garden Club
Thomas Street
Jewish Benevolent ‘Society
DuPree Bill
Gale
Costa’s
Palmer’s Drug Store
M. & W. Cigar Store
Federation OF Missions
Episcopal Church
T. J. Wooster
East
Athens
Louise Lane
Juhlsen
West Athens
B. Griffith
H. C. White
J. W. Webb
O Zion Jiaste
Cobb Lampkin
Lecture Praise and Society Party Spread in One Night
Miss Rutherford’s South of Yesterday and Today lecture drew skeptical reporters who revised their view after hearing her. Milledge avenue hosted a grand dancing party for Miss Mildred Fortson with Mrs and Miss Fortson in satin gowns, pink roses, and a midnight hot supper. Mr and Mrs Betts celebrated their 5th anniversary with friends, plants, cards, and refreshments in a warmly decorated home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford
New York
Miss Rutherford
South
Aid
Bishtoh Fortson
Milledge, Avenue
Mildred Fortson
Mrs. Fortson
Miss Mary Fortson
Mary Fortson
Mrs. Betts
Funkenstein Anniversary Party at Hancock Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs Peter Funkenstein celebrated their 37th wedding anniversary at their Hancock Avenue home. Family and close friends attended a charm filled gathering with fragrant flowers, growing plants, ferns, and lights enhancing the decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Funkenstein
Funkenstein
Hancock Avenue
Sewing Club Organized and Oconee School Projects
In Watkinsville Georgia the fifth and sixth sections of Boulevard ladies formed a sewing club at Mrs. R. E. Williams home. Oconee High School students hosted a kitchen shower for industrial training equipment, inviting over two hundred guests and showcasing student led kitchen and sewing room preparations. Local residents and teachers travel between Atlanta, Monroe, Bogart and Commerce as community ties strengthen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulevard
R. E. Williams
D. R
Watkinsville
Oconee High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Adams
DuPree's Hall
Ferdinand Phinizy
Miss Bolling Phinizy
Phinizy-Spalding
Whist Club
Louie Funkenstein
Madam Sherry
Colonial
H. (. Conway
Phince Avenue
Emanuel Church
Detroit Free Press
Miss Phinizy
Billups Phinizy
Hammond Johnson
Martha Phinizy
R. W. Lamkin
Edgeworth Lamkin
Harvey Stovall
Harry Hodgson
H. McHatton
Ora Hart Avery
Walter Jones
Kate Cox
Henry Kinz
Shatteen Mitchell
W. W. Brooks
Rome
Bolling Phinizy
Hughes Spalding
Edward Inglis Smith, Jr
Billips Phinizy
J. J. Spalding
William Schreder
Jack Spalding, Jr
Pennsylvania
Thomas B. Paine
William C. Rawson
Mr. Smith
Charles P. King
Brandt
Gorham
R. Brandt
the Jeweler
Insurance Building
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
Frederick J. Ball
College Avenue
NEW_EAGLE
toxRoyal “Cafe
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
H. C. Conway
Prince Avenue
S. R. Grubb
Kenyon-Sheppard
Washington
MR. and
Mrs. Parks Betts
Black’s Kennesaw
Frank E. Block Company
Clayton St
Athens, Ga
Henry Noble
Mr. R. F.callaway
City
Mr.a. N. Callaway
J. W. Keene
Albany
C. P. Barnell
Ruth Hutchins
Monroe
Ralph Goss
Agnes Goss
C. J. Hood
Commerce
Pink Lady
Vera Wise
Bogart
W. O. Willingham
Herman Hutchins
Larlie McHaffey
Jefferson
J. W. McElhannon
Nell Stovall
Elberton
Arthur Booth
Mas. Wells
Miss Ruth Wells
Florida
Mallory Shoe ‘Company
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