St Patrick’s Day Songs and Social Gatherings
The Florida Times Union notes St Patrick’s Day customs with readings and songs, praising Irish ballads and tule tunes, while social events unfold at a church social with speakers from China and Africa, and Mrs. Pond hosts a sewing party for her mother with a pink motif luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Pond
R. 5
Pond
Dearing Street
H. N. Pond
Topeka
Kansas
Frank Griffith
Duncan Burnett
C. M. Snelling
C. A. Scudder
Talks on Southern History at Seney Stovall Chapel
Miss Mildred Rutherford will speak next Monday at 8 30 p m on The Secession of the Thirteen States and the Formation of the Confederate Government. All are invited with no admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Rutherford
Seney- Stovall Chapel
Publicity Drive for Georgia Woman's Edition Urges Club Action
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs asks 18 000 federation women to join the publicity committee for the Woman's Edition of The Constitution to be issued in June. Endowment funds would aid mountain schools and rural classrooms while boosting state wide sanitation efforts. the Georgia Glee Club performs at Brenau Auditorium March 21. MISS HELEN TAFT ADOPTS THE MUMMY SLEEVE appears in Washington society under Mrs Spencer's chaperonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Organizations of Georgia
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tallulah School
Georgia Glee Club
University of Georgia Glee and Mandolin Club
Brenau Auditorium
Georgia Boys
Gainesville
Helen Taft
Washington
Spencer
Mummy sleeves draw eyes at society events and weddings
The fashion notes describe mummy sleeves shown at a white house reception and adopted by Helen Taft and others, highlighting tight wrapping that restricts arm movement and a pink and silver gown. The announcement also covers a Georgia wedding, Melissa Heard to Thomas William Musgrove, with the couple at 343 Nichols Ave. Winderwere Court, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
White House
Jace
Martin Littleton
Atlanta
Phillip W. Davis
Melissa Heard
Thomas William Musgrove
New York
Eastern holidays guests and local notices from Georgia papers
Miss Ida Murry mourns sister Miss Mary Murry who died at home in Watkinsville. Mrs Waldemar Schmidtmann of Austria visits New York parents. Mrs Camilla Pharr to visit Athens. Sidney O Smith Gainesville visits. Mrs John White Morton in Atlanta. Miss Norine Cooper Commerce in city. Tom Brightwell Maxeys visits. Miss Martha Nicholson in from Athens, hosting Miss Meta Schley. DAR chapter organized in Hartwell with officers listed. Delegates to Augusta conference named. Mrs McAlpin Thornton and others visit Atlanta. Easter plans noted for J C Massey and J ulian McCurry party. Continuous social notices from Hartwell and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Daughters of the American Revolution
Julian B. McCurry
McAlpin Thornton
Clayton Herndon
Walter L. Hodges
Edna Benson Treasuer
Charles Matheson
Edgar McCurry
Loyd Teasley
A. G. McCurry
S. W. Peek
Mary Benson Neese
A. G. Mickle
Local social notes and veterans reunion plans in San Antonio
Notable social events include Mrs. Smith as honoree and various dinner parties hosted by Hodges Skelton LeMeille Watkins and King. Hartwell gains families while San Antonio prepares for the 1914 Confederate veterans reunion with hotel contracts in place and May events planned. Also mentions travel between towns and a rheumatism remedy advertisement.
San Antonio Seeks 1914 Confederate Reunion
Confederate veterans and U C V camps across the south back a San Antonio campaign to win the 1914 reunion. Supported by the Albert Sidney Johnston Camp and the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, the effort aims to secure the gathering when veterans meet in Chattanooga on May 26 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Macon
Chattanooga
Richmond
Los Angeles
Cal
Chamber of Commerce
Southland
South
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Ladies’ Memorial Association
Villa
ST. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick's Day
Tara
Florida Times-Union
Ireland
Tom Moore
Phonograph
Kathleen Mavonneen
Taras
Colleen Bawn
Erin
Killarney
You
Atlantic
Moffet
China
Morrison
Africa
E .L. Hill
J. D. McPhail
Jesus
First Presbyterian Church
Louise Allgood
Frank Allgood
Stetsons
Imperials
E. H. Dorsey
Case
R. Brandt’s
R. Brandt
Jeweler and Optician Insurance Building
Clayton St
Athens, Ga
Northwest
America
Bnight Sun
Paveler
Green
Peeathiike
Alaska
Earth
Pendley’s
Clayton, i
Athens
John Roberts and CO
Clayton Street
Davis-Musgrove
Mr. Rucker Mason
Commerce
Mrs
George Mason
Prince Avenue
H. H. Filligan
Swainsboro
S. M. Newborne
Richard Lyle
Boone Suddeth
C. T. Bacon
W. N. Lemaster
Mayesville
Edith MecKensie
Lucy Cobb
Montezuma
Parna Hill
Miss Stovall
Elberton
Arthur Booth
Hill Street
J. D. Price
Farmington
Lucile Adair
Lucy Cobb Institute
E. F. Adair
Adair
Fedora Hill
Louise Perkins
Columbus, Ga
J. G. Fisher
Chas. Stern Co
Ida Murry
Miss Mary Murry
Watkinsville
Waldemar Schmidtmann
Austria
Thomas E. Fortson
Camilla Pharr
Hamilton McWhorter
Sidney O. Smith
City
John White Morton
Norine Cooper
Tom Brightwell
Maxeys
Martha Nicholson
Meta Schley
Augusta Herald
T. J. Barrett
Jack
Waverly Hall
Jeff Williams
DuBose Avenue
Stella
Sarah Jackson
Woodville
J. L. Williams
Augusta
R. C. Linder
R. P. Bradley
Cecil Culpepper
Columbia, S.C
J. C. Massey
Julian McCurry Willl
David, J. Craif
Statesville, N. C
Ernest M. Smith
McDonough, Ga
Jack Craft
Athens Dental
E. G. Griffin
Southern Mutual Building
W. L. Hodges
Anderson
Rod Skelton
Steve Skelton
Amanda McMullen
A. G. LeMeille
J. B. Watkins
W. R. King
J. D. Matheson
J. Ed. Conwell
Lavonia
Miss Frances Tyler
W. S. Hailey
Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Alto
Clarkesville
Steve Skelton, Esq
Charles B. Allen
Sylvania
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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