Society Notes and Lectures Promote Women’s Club Week
Mab presents a July calendar of lectures by Mr W K Tate from Columbia S C and a Talullah Falls excursion. A prize for a shirt waist contest follows a pink and white ice cream social. Nettie Webb hosts a sewing club gathering for Miss Charlotte Wilkins and Miss Julia Osborne with afternoon refreshments on the Webb veranda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Tate
Columbia
S. C
Switzerlland
Tate
United States
Miss Nettie Webb
Charlotte Wilkins
Miss Charlotte Wilkins
Atlanta
Webb
Thirteenth White House Bride Linked to White House Tale
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson is set to become the thirteenth White House bride when she marries Mr Sayre in the fall. The Greenville News notes the president’s belief that thirteen is his favorite number. Historical brides include Lucy Payne Washington and Anna Todd among others with ties to notable figures and events from 1811 to 1825.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Woodrom Wilson
White House
Sayre
Greenville News
Wilson
Princeton
Miss Wilson
Lucy Payne Washington
Notable Marriages and Social Arrivals Across Georgia
A flurry of notices lists names of marriages and engagements from 1829 to 1906 involving prominent figures and relatives of presidents, including Emily Martin to Lewis Randolph and Frances Folsom to Grover Cleveland. The column also reports guest visits, births, relocate notices, and social events in Athens and nearby towns with individuals such as Julia Osborne of Augusta, Miss Katie Belle Miller, and Miss Annie Holliday hosting evenings in Osborne’s honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Easton
Lucien B. Polk
Emily Martin
Lewis Randolph
Elizabeth Tyler
William Waller
Nellie Grant
Algernon Sartoris
Emily Platt
Hayes
Russell Hastings
Frances Folsom
Grover Cleveland
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Julia Osborne
Augusta
Annie May Holliday
Katie Belle Miller
Social notes highlight visits and guests in Athens area
Miss Julia Osborne of Augusta visits Miss Katie Belle Miller on Hill Street. Miss Pink Johnson travels to Atlanta. Irene Davis Grace McKinnon and Joe White of Greenville return from Nicholson. Gussie Parr visits Decatur. Thomas Mell returns from Atlanta. Mrs. Charles Talmadge hosts guests from Atlanta and Chattanooga. Jack Brown on business in Athens. Mrs. Clifford Daniel hosts on base street. Mae Deadwyler arrives from Atlanta to stay with Mrs. Deadwyler Vail. Minnie Dell Crawford of Lexington spends day in the city. Judge Strickland at the supreme court in Atlanta. Elmer Crawford’s son King recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Miller
Lucile Cox
Elizabeth Harris
Madison
Louise Ash
Laura Caldwell
Isa Beall Talmadge
Justine Hender
Atlanta
Dorothy Awl
Grace Tal
Madge
Julia Ryan
Myrtle Harrel
Mignon Davis
Nettie Webb
Charlotte
Wilkins
Hiram Henley
Juheaven
Na Orr
Sallie Goodwyn
Dorothy
Earth
Hodgson
Frances West
Josephine Nicholson
Mae Audre Chandler
Carolyn
Julia Osborne
Augusta
Katie Belle Miller
Hill Street
Mae Deadwyler
Athens
Mrs Waters and family plan Nashville and Morehead City trip
Mrs W G Waters and her daughters Madaline and Dorothy depart tomorrow for a month in Nashville Tennessee and Franklin Kansas. Mr and Mrs W J Peeples leave tomorrow for Morehead City. Judge C H Brand and his daughter will leave in a few days for Morehead City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Waters
Madaline
Dorothy
Nashville
Tenn
Franlen
Mrs. W. J. Peeples
Morehead City
C. H. Brand
How to Fight the Fly in This Town
A civic guide urges early education and organized campaigns to curb flies. It recommends partnering with health authorities, passing ordinances for sanitation, and enlisting volunteers to inspect sites. Proclaims a state wide cleanup day and spring fly control contests as incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Boards of Trade
Women's Clubs
Pexas
London One City and Its Past Lure Tourists
An American writer notes London offers vast byways beyond Fleet Street and Piccadilly. He praises transit, hotels, theatres, and shops while detailing historic quarters, Dickens and Gibbon links, and London’s sprawling size and diverse population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fleet Street
Strand
Regent Street
Piccadilly Circus
New York Evening Post
Westminster Abbey
the Tower
St. Paul's
Thames
United States
Paris
Kingdom
Tennyson
Henry Hallam
Bentinck Street
Manchester Square
Edward Gibbon
All England
Crecy
Poictiers
England
Greater London
Aberdeen
Dublin
Palestine
Rome
Old City
East End
Temple
West End
Surrey
Southwark
Lambeth
Battersea
Bermondsey
Rotherhithe
Deptford
Greenwich
Woolwich
Constantine
William the Conqueror
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Society
MAB
Alice Adams
The
Country School of the Future
Tallulah Falls
Schiller
Julia Sborne
Justine Henderson
A. H. Whitehead
Thomas
Gainesville, Ga
T. E. Atkins
Arthur Booth
Mrs. Stovall
Elberton
Annie and
Mary Holbrooks
Royston
Edith Branson
Dillard
Lil Hodgson
Lily Burson
Colbert
Ellen Mell
Thomas Mell
Mountain City
Rosa Costa
Fred Costa
Josephine Camarata
Cartersville
M. J. Costa
Cedartown
Louise Payne
Commerce
Lillian Parnell
Winder
College Avenue
P. H. Mell
Southern Baptist Missionary Home Board
Edward F. Porter
City
W. B. Wilkinson
Milledge Avenue
Son Lawrence
Cartersville, Ga
Harvey Parnell
Business College
E. W. Carroll
Athens Daily Herald
Mr. Hollie Parnell
Birmingham
W. H. Kytle
Ayersville, Ga
Wm. Rogers & Son
Igleheart
Igleheart Brothers
Isleheart Brothers
Lateheart Brothers
Leheart Brothers
Filme: Co
Sie
R. Brandt
Crucedale Greenhouse
S. Lumpkin Street
Georgia Mattress Company
Miss Pink Johnson
Irene Davis
Grace McKinnon
Joe White
Greenville, S. C
Nicholson
Gussie Parr
Mrs
Jon Davis
Decatur
Charles Talmadge
Charles Auld
Dorothy Auld
McConnell Erwin
Chattanooga
Erwin Henderson
Jack Brown
Constitution
Clifford Daniel
Jefferson
George Story
Base Street
HOTEL
Ansley
South
S. E. Har
Minnie Dell Crawford
Lexington
J. J. Strickland
Supreme Court
J. B. Pound
Pres
J. F. Letton
Mer
Chas
G. Day
Mgr
Elmer Crawford
Soin
King
Iba
Chas. Stern Company
Clayton Street, Ath
Dental Parlors
E. G. Griffin
College Ave
Clayton
Byways OF London
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