Athens Society Attends Grand Phinizy Spalding Wedding
Miss Bolling Phinizy and Hughes Spalding wed at the Phinizy home on Milledge Avenue in a lavish ceremony led by Father Gunn. Attendants included Miss Phinizy, Miss Hammond Johnson, and bridesmaids from Georgia and Atlanta. The house, veranda, and dining rooms glowed with red lighting, smilax, roses, and lilies. Guests from Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta and beyond attended, with extensive gifts of silver, china, and glassware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolling Phinizy
Hughes Spalding
Billups Phinizy
Milledge Avenue
Father Gunn
Mississippi
Hammond Johnson
Martha Phinizy
Nellie Phinizy
Mattie Wilson DuBose
Mary Gerdine
Louise Phinivy
Augusta
Marguerite Wright
Harrie
Calhoun
Atlanta
Eliabeth Kkawson
Jack Spalding
Tate Wright
Tom Fleming
Jackson Dick
Louie Wisdom
Albert Thorntos
Jesse Draper
Otis Young
Winship Nunnally
Phinizy
Athens
Vass
Richmond
Killarney
Phiaizy
Spalding
Miss Bolling Phinizy
A. W. Calhoun
Hor
Pleasant Stovall
Savannah
Stewart Phinizy
Jack Spalding, Jr
Alex Smith
William Rawson
William Oglesby
Orme Campbell
Eugene Haines
Dan McDougal
William Shroeder
Julian McCurry
Hartwell
Louise Phinizy
Harriet Calhoun
Elizabeth Rawson
Albert Thornton
Louis Wisdom
Thomas Fleming
Saran Rawson
Ed Allfield
Anderson
W. P. Hughes
Will Spalding
Corrie Tout Brown
Robert Woodruff
Charley Sciples
Coles Phinny
Phiniy Calhoun
Forest Adair, Jr
Alex King
Thomas Paine
Will’ Kizer
J. B. Oglesby
Oscar Underwood
Esther Smith
Carl Ridley
Ed Gay
Stewart Witham
Hubbard Allen
Mary Copp
W. D. Ellis, Jr
Rutherford’ Lipscomb
Marion
Clark Haweiesik
C. J. Hood
Commerce
Vto
Club Hosts Whist Party With Prizes And Guests
A 21 table whist gathering featured several prize wins and two guest prizes silk stockings and a dainty tabot. Honor guests included Miss Silverman of Atlanta and Mrs Shay of New York. Hostess Mrs Funkenstein displayed plants and Narcissi bowls, with an elegant luncheon. A bridge party for Miss Garrett of Gaffney S C is planned at 4 pm hosted by Mrs Vernon Hall.
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Silverman
Atlanta
Shay
New York
Funkenstein
Freeman Garrett
Gaffney, S. C
Vernon Hall
Heart Dice Party Hosted by Nina Davis at School Friends
Miss Nina Davis will entertain Friday afternoon at a charming party of heart dice inviting a number of her school girl friends to attend.
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Heart Dice
Nina Davis
Invitation to temperance meeting at Christian Church
A call to civic improvement invites residents to a 8 o'clock tonight gathering at the Christian Church to hear about prohibition work in Georgia and the nation. The event notes a twenty member Georgia committee and refreshments by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union with no collection requested.
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Christian Church
Georgia
Union
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Winterville Notes and Local Social Tales
Miss Sallie Lowe of Statham visits Miss Annie Love Thornton while Miss Watson of Avanta visits Aunt Mrs. J M F Watson. Mrs S C Hayes sighted Elberton to visit son Mas C Hayes. Several townsfolk have been ill, including Mrs John Noel, Miss Addie Noel, Mrs R L Pittard, and Mrs M Smith. Woodmen of the World held a barbecue at their camp, led by Clayton Mathews and R S Dowdy with assistance from local young ladies. Mrs Ella Haynes suffered a painful burn from a near grate but is hoped to recover. Rev L P Winter spent days with his sister Mrs W A Dunlap.
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Winterville
Sallie Lowe
Statham
Annie Love Thornton
John Noel
Addie Noel
R. L. Pittard
M. Smith
W. A. Jones
Clayton Mathews
R. S. Dowdy
Phinizy Spalding Wedding Guests Arrive in Town
Mr Thomas Halleburton of New York visits Mrs A L Harper at 327 Milledge avenue. Pleasant Pearl Swift of Elberton recalled. Mr and Mrs Marion Underwood attend with visitors as guests of Miss Sarah Moss at the Moss home on Cobb street. Mr and Mrs C J Hood of Commerce guests of Dr and Mrs H Goss for the wedding. Mr J W Caskey active in Social Circle for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Halleburton
New York
A. L. Harper
Milledge Avenue
Miss Pearl Swift
Elberton
Marion Underwood
Sarah Moss
R. L. Moss
Cobb Street
C. J. Hood
Commerce
H. Goss
Bessie Mell Industrial Home Reports January Mercy Efforts
The report covers January 1912 activity at the Bessie Mell Industrial Home. Despite a cold month, charitable contributions met needs with 27 families aided and 48 visits recorded though two committees were absent. Donations included clothing and cash from Annie H Cox Barrett Phinizy Forter Annie Linton Morton Christmas Joan E Talmadge E R Hodgson Sr Anderson Emmanuel church Chapter F Elks. No new members reported.
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Bessie Mell Industrial Home
Louie Lane
Annie H. Cox
Barrett Phinizy
Miss Forter
Annie Linton
Morton Christmas
Joan E. Talmadge
E. R. Hodgson, Sr
Anderson
Emmanuel Church
Glee Club Tour Opens in Gainesville and Goes South
Yesterday morning LaGrange reports a lively start to the University Glee Club tour through Georgia. The trip began Friday at Brenau College Conservatory Gainesville with a large crowd and a post show dance by local youth. The club performed well in Newnan Monday and a warm reception followed, highlighted by a pig dance. The troupe recalls historic esteem for LaGrange, Athens, and the Society at Southern Female College where a big reception honored the visitors. A wire from LaGrange praises an extra fine house and Georgia Spirit, noting 75 seats reserved for the Columbus date, and outlining the tour schedule from Gainesville February 2 to Milledgeville February 8 with open date February 10 in Americus or Albany. The roster lists many members and officers.
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LaGrange
University Glee Club
Brenau College Conservatory
Gainesville
Newnan
la Grange
Mr. Brown
Southern Female College
Glee Club
Columbus
South Georgia
Southern Female ‘College
Old LaGrange
Ridley
Georgia
Bream College Conservatory
Milledgeville
Valdosta
Americus
Albany
Athens
Messrs
Francis
Cutler
Lindsay
Merry
Lanham
McCarty
Hunter
Schwaf
Greenmore
Branson
Woods
Singleton
Langston
Chappell
Dead
Gle
McGowan
Benson
Roptin
Sidclair
Ray
Welcome to UKi charity group plans a Home for the Friendless
The group extends a cordial welcome to new supporters while discussing a Home for the Friendless earlier postponed for months. Members praise Mrs Juhlin and West End Settlement work, and thank Mayor Rowe and the city board for cooperation. The treasurer reports an overdrawn account but expects relief as cold waves pass.
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Uki
Athens
Rowe
City Board
Rutherford
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Bridge Party
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Avanta
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S Ee
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Mas. C
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Harold Meyer
James Wright
Ella Haynes
L. P. Winter
W. A. Dunlap
Cc. Harvey
J. W. Caskey
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
E. H. “Orsey
Lynch
A. 8. Parker
Prince
Woman’ Club
A. O. Harper
Colonial
Men of Emanuel
Churen
Bessie Mell
Ielikiro
Senna
Newman and LaGrange
Noys
R. Brandt
Gorham
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
Frederick J. Ball
College Avenue
NEW Eagle Cafe
Gafe
Williams
Williams Mfg. CO
Cleveland
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Ambach
Clayton Street
A. V. Deadwyler
Counneay Yen
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