Local notices and social events in Macon area
Community notices include a bridge party for Miss Elizabeth Smith hosted by Miss Margaret Campbell, a teachers meeting at First Baptist Sunday School, Garden Club plans at Hancock and Pulaski, and entertainments by Mrs R C Orr and Miss Amy Walden. Theta Alphas reorganize into Blue Birds. Miss Fleming hosts a Dansant at Holman Hall. wedding news for Robert Taylor and Miss Katherine Stepp. Macon guests to visit Spartanburg for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Smith
Margaret Campbell
Miss Elizabeth Smith
First Baptist Sunday School
Thomas Mell
Ellen Mell
Hill Street
R. C. Orr
Elizabeth .Smith
Orr
Julia Orr
Theta Alphas
Blue Birds
Laura Cobb Hutchins
Mary Arthur
Blue Bird
Theta Alpha Club
Robert Taylor
Macon
Katherine Eugenia Stepp
Spartanburg
Mr. Taylor
Irene Powell
Mattie Juhian
Mrs. Smith
Personal guarantee with suit building offered
A local shop emphasizes a personal guarantee on custom menswear and boys' furnishings, promising assurance with every suit tailored.
Mrs Hugh Taylor to entertain on New Street
Mrs Hugh Taylor will entertain on Saturday on New Street. Further details will be announced later. The Macon Telegraph notes the social event. Last night Henry Brown hosted the Junior Cabinet with a literary program and light refreshments.
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Hugh ‘Taylor
New Street
Henry Brown
Young Women of Confederacy to Meet This Afternoon
The Confed eracy youth group invites all members over sixteen to a 3 30 gathering with Mrs A B Crawford this afternoon. A full attendance is urged and prompt arrival is requested. Cotillion set for Thursday Oct 22 at Holman Hall with dancing starting at 9 pm. State Federation election in Albany later this month may name a new president with Mrs Z J Fitzpatrick and Mrs Nellie Peters Black among prominent Atlanta candidates. Albany convention to feature a statewide cotton exhibit and unique program rooms.
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T. P. Stanley
D. P. Haselton
Confederacy
the Confederacy
A. B. Crawford
State Federation
Albany
Z.J. Fitzpatrick
Atlanta
Samuel Lampkin
City Federation
Nellie Peters Black
Atlanta Fres Kindergarten Association
Black
Lucy Cobb Institute News and Local Social Events
The article highlights social events at Lucy Cobb Institute including receptions for new girls, dances by returning and new students, and club meetings. It lists elected senior officers and the annual staff, and notes an upcoming talk by Mr. C A Rowland to the Emmanuel church auxiliary. It also reports the marriage of Minnie Mae Powell to Henry Carson Smith at Culver Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cobb
Lucy Cobb Institute
Bach
Amalthean
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Audley Morton
Presbyteria
Natalie Bocock
Margaret McLeod
Edith, Adair
Alice Wood
Mary Morris
Ellen Wolff
Julia Orr
Lillian Mitchell
Meadow O'Farrell
Mises Minnie Moss
MR. Rowland
C. A. Rowland
Emmanuel Church
Currry-Williams and Local Society Notes in Athens
The bulletin covers two weddings and social events. A ceremony conducted by Rev 5 M Harris and Mrs Charles A Bora included a formal reception and floral decor with pink roses carnations and fern altar. Brides wore brown traveling dress with embroidered blouse and lilies and orchids bouquet. Also notes Marie Louise Lamar Curry and Frederic Winchester Williams to wed October 28 in Macon at Christchurch, announced by Mrs Bacon. Glee Club at YWCA meets at 8 pm. Rev A C Schuler visits Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. M. Harris
Charles A. Bora
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Alice Adams
Babcock
Vale
Lea
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Garden Club
Athens Ladies Garden Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
Hancock and Pulaski
Miss Fleming
Dansant
Lucy Fleming
Holman Hall
Messrs
Henri McGowan
Howell Peacock
Miss Walden
Amy Walden
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
E. H. Dorsey
University German Club
Holman. Hall
Federation
Chas. Stern Co
Clayton ST
Athens
Augustus Octavius Bacon
Glee Club
A. C. Schuler
Ignta
Gainesville
Holland
Michael
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