The Flowers That Fade and Bloom Again
A poetic reflection on fading summer blooms and lasting memories. Thought for the Day urges credit where due and warns against envy. Beautiful Dance Last Evening describes a Country Club reception with autumn decor and Haughey's orchestra, listing many guests. Calendar details weekly club activities at the Athens Manufacturing Company recreation club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haughey
Josephine Wilkins
Marian Hodgson
Lil Hodgson
Nina
Susan
Moselle Scudder
Lucy Fleming
Marguerite Rowe
Helen Baxter
Caroline Davis
Gwen Griffith
Jennie Arnold
Florence Hooper
Julia Orr
Natalie Bocock
Dorothy Auld
Grace Talmadge
Otey Vincent
Lil Paine
Mignon Davis
Miss Jenkins
Sallie Treanor
C. A. Scudder
Buccaneers Club Plans Elegant Dance at Country Club
The Buccaneers, a social organization at the university, will host a dance on Wednesday at the Country Club described as a charming social affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eers
Buccaneers
Homes for the Baptist Missionary Convention
The committee seeks Georgia Baptist families to host 400 to 600 delegates at the November 7 to 9 Georgia State Baptist Women's Missionary Union meeting. Hosts are urged to advise as soon as possible how many delegates they can entertain and to confirm available homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Convention
Athens
Georgia State ‘Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
Huff Kimsey marriage at First Presbyterian on Cobb Street
Nellie Huff of this city married I M Kimsey of Cleveland Ga at the First Presbyterian on Cobb Street Sunday in a ceremony attended by two or three friends. The couple departed immediately after the ceremony. Sections 1 and 2 of the Woman's Missionary Society will meet this afternoon at 4 with Mrs A S Parker. Mrs Paul Hadaway, Chairman. Not a Chance Club enjoyed informal needlework at Miss Florence Hooper's home with a noon salad course and floral decor on a pleasant fall day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huff-Kimsey
First Presbyterian
Cobb Street
Nellie Huff
I. M. Kimsey
Cleveland
Woman’s Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
A. S. Parker
Paul Hadaway
Florence Hooper
Mrs Steadman Hosts Bridge Club This Afternoon
Mrs W B Steadman will entertain her bridge club this afternoon in a small, yet delightful social affair reflecting the week's genteel gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Steadman
Miss Mary Gerdine Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
A bridge club meeting at the colonial home of Mrs. John Gerdine featured Miss Mary Gerdine as hostess. Fall flowers adorned the library and parlor as members enjoyed a pleasant social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gerdine
Bridge Club
John Gerdine
Cowles Wilson Engagement Noted In Athens Social Roundup
Mr. and Mrs. John Shorter Cowles announce the engagement of Laura Shorter Cowles to Charles Berkeley Wilson of Richmond Virginia. The wedding is planned for mid December at their home. Laura is a granddaughter of the late W. P. Patillo with extensive study and travel. Wilson has been a resident of Richmond after leaving Pennsylvania and has many Athens connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowles-Wilson
John Shorter Cowles
Laura Shorter
Charles Berkeley Wilson
Richmond
Miss Cowles
W. P. Patillo
Patillo
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Atlanta Constitution
Cowles
Athens
Marion Hodgson
Alban Chase
Convention of Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Opens in Macon
The Georgia Federation's twentieth annual convention meets October 24 25 26 in Macon with Mrs Z S Fitzpatrick seeking re election as president The program includes credentials reports nominations committee meetings and a barbecue at Central City Park with speakers including Rev E C Dargan Mrs Cora Harris and Mrs Frank Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Federation OF Woman’s Clubs
Georgia Federation
Macon
Z. S. Fitzpatrick
First Baptist Church Annex
E. C. Dargan
D. D
Katharine Latham
Miss Rosa
Woodberry
J. E. Hays
W. L. Davis
Walter Grace
H. H. Merry
Trox Bankston
W. L. Hines
General Federation
Robert T. Daniel
Miss Rosa Woodberry
Harvie Jordan
Endowment Fund
Z. I. Fitzpatrick
Tallulah Falls
Aig Fund
M. B. Wey
Lancheon
Central City Park
Macon Woman's Club
Georgia Federation Convention Schedule of Meetings
The program lists 2:30 to 4:30 minutes for department reports with chairmen and addresses by state officials. Notable items include Education chaired by Mrs. John M. Graham and remarks by Hon. M. L. Brittain, plus sessions on Literature Public Health Red Cross seals and the Georgia Training School for Girls.
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John M. Graham
M. L. Brittain
Nellie Peters Black
W. L. Zarus
the Association, For Education of
Georgia Mountaineers
S. B. C. Morgan
Clifford Smith
Jeff Davis
Alice Baxter
Walter L. Lamar
Red Cross
William L. Wilson
Julian de Bruyn Kops
State Federation
New York
First Baptist Annex
Women’s civic groups list officers and events in Macon
Civil Service Reform groups chaired by Mrs. A W Van Hoose and others announce officers and meeting plans. A Girl Scouts drill directed by Miss Edith Johnston is noted along with an election of officers, minutes, and a 4:30 automobile ride and tea at Idle Hour Country Club. Col E L Griggs returns from Virginia.
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Civil Service Reform
A. W. van Hoose
Logan Pitts
W. L. Wilson
Lyman J. Amsden
Edwina Wood
Blanche G. Loveridge
Nellie Peters Black
Women’s Department of the
Southeastern Fair
Samuel Lumpkin
S. C. Moore
P. J. McGovern
Walter D. Lamar
H. G. Hastings
Spencer R. Atkinson
Joy Harper
M. M. Parks
Girl Scouts of Savannah
Edith Johnston
Idle Hour Country Club
City Federation of
Macon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Adams
Hallowe'en
Recreation Club
Athens Manufacturing Company
Mill Village
Florence Lambert
Strate
LaVictorie
Thompson
Hotel Dempsey
R. E. Douglas
Frank Fleming
Rosa Woodberry
Sidney Lanier
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mary Hammond Washington
Nathaniel Macon
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. P. Coles
School For the Deaf and Dumb
Laura L. Arbaugh
Georgia Training School For Girls
Wilmer Moore
Wesleyan College Chapel
Hyechka
Bruce Jones
J. T. Darting
Waycross
West Point
Col.e. L. Griggs
Virginia
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