Things of Interest to Women Feature Cotillion and Gowns
A society column notes a German club cotillion at Dupree Hall honoring the 1913 football team with chaperones listed. It also details Lucy Cobb dormitory openings, lists arriving students from multiple states, and records a social bridge party hosted by Mrs Toombs DuBose for the Hughes Spalding couple along with visits by Mrs Jones to Athens.
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Dupree Hall
Billups Phinizy
Charlie Griffileth
Charles DuBose
O. H. Arnold
Herbert McHatton
Lydia Griffith
Jennie Arnold
Gwendlyn Griffith
Louise Dorsey
Florence Hooper
Nell Rose
Josephine Wilkins
Nellie Phinzy
Grant Ford wedding at Demorest Baptist Church
Miss Sara Grant and Mr. J Hubert Ford wed Wednesday September 17 at Demorest Georgia with a large congregation. Rev Milton O Alexander officiated and Miss Virginia L Ritchie was maid of honor. The couple plans a home in Demorest after October first and toured the north. A Civic Club meeting and social notes follow with many Athens area residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Grant
J. Hubert Ford
Baptist Church
Demorest
C. W. Grant
Virginia L. Ritchie
Herbert E. Flor
Milton O. Alexander
West Union
S. C
W. B. Many
Eb, B. Hudson
Athens
Luther Gwaltney Moultrie
Rome
Luther Rice Gwaltney
Shorter College
First Baptist Church
T. C. Hardman
Commerce
Eugene Steele
Horace Hardman
Mercer
Frances Goulding
George Little
Mrs. O. T. Smith Hosts Sewing Party Honor Guests
Mrs. O. T. Smith entertained Friday afternoon with a sewing party at her Barrow street home in honor of Mrs. A. O. Lindsey of Albany and Mrs. Glenn Davis of Decatur. The house was decorated with cut flowers and growing plants. After sewing, guests were invited to the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toombs Dubose
Hughes Spalding
Milledge Avenue
Atlanta
Billups Phinizy
R. W. Lampkin
Edgeworth Lampkin
Gordon Carson
Harvey Stovall
Nellie Phinizy
Mary Gerdine
Annie Crawford
Mattie Wilson DuBose
O. T. Smith
A. O. Lindsey
Albany
Glenn Davis
Decatur
Barrow Street
First Meeting of Elijah Clarke D A R Season Opens
The Elijah Clarke Chapter D A R held its first regular monthly meeting at Regent Mrs Francis Long Taylors home on September 18 with full attendance despite bad weather. The group reviewed minutes and finances, planned lectures on Georgia during colonial days, floral offerings, a perpetual scholarship drive, and assigned acting committees.
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Elijah Clarke
The
Daughters of American Revolution
Francis Long Taylor
Taylor
Silas Wright
Brunswick
Society
Mary Camak
Foster
Miss Rutherford
National Society
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Libby Reyonlds
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Statham
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Macon
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Shady Dale
Kate Aiken
Elizabeth Barksdale
Vaiden
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Elizabeth Johnson
Tampa
Fla
Mary Lowell McClumsay
Waynesboro
Alice Gray
Lucy Harrington
Buford
Sallie Baker
West Point
Cora Brown
Marietta
Annice Parker
Millen
Margaret Spratling
Washington
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Mitchell
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Arlington Place
Ben McFarland
Richard Hines
Robert Sparks
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Leon Dure
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