22 Sep 1914
Page 2
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1914
Page
2
Fragmented passages recount a quest for joy with a moral about childlike play. The page includes verse from British Weekly, plus notices about The Spectator, University Club meeting in 1914, YWCA glee club, swimming classes, Miss Lucy Stanton's departure, a social event for Miss Nellie Phinizy, and a missionary society meeting.
Miss Moselle Scudder will entertain her Sunday school class at a lawn party Thursday afternoon at 4:30 at her Milledge avenue home. Mrs. Carlisle Cobb and Miss Laura Blackshear assist in the event. Linen shower honors bride elect Grace Show by Miss Lena Mae Jones.
A shop advertises a personal guarantee with its suit building service. It promises more than usual assurance and features a complete line of men s and boys furnishings.
A social column summarizes autumn wedding preparations and events in Athens and Atlanta. Mrs Jones hosts a fall reception for an upcoming bride with decorations in pink and green. Miss Rebecca Stewart and George Ward Wight plan a October 14 ceremony at the First Methodist Church with a large Atlanta attendance.
A large colonial home hosts autumn decor and a luncheon for Mrs L Engle and guests including Mrs Wilkinson and Miss Phinizy. Hamilton Brooks marries at First Baptist with maid of honor Miss Snarks of Chattanooga, best man Mr Brooks of Gainesville, and reception at the bride’s home in Rome.
Invitations from Mrs Nellie Peters Black announce the marriage of Nita Hughes to Lamar Cobb Rucker in All Saints church Atlanta on Saturday Oct 3 at 6 30 PM A reception will follow at 519 Spring Street The Black family is well known in Georgia society and Mr Rucker has Savannah relatives Wright Hillman and Callie Smith noted figures in Atlanta social circles.
Washington figures push cotton market idea with national move. Debutantes Miss Lucy Burleson and Miss Callie Hoke Smith back the plan to hold nationwide bargain sales on cotton goods on October 5. Society readers note neighborhood party hosted by Mrs Edward Ingall Smith Jr and visits by several Athens residents including Miss Barrow and Mrs Brumby.
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