Mrs Wynn Hosts Tea For Washington Guests At Peachtree
Mrs James Osgood Wynn entertained yesterday at her Peachtree circle home in honor of Mrs Charles Graves Matthews of Washington DC and Mrs Campbell Estell also visiting from DC. Decorations featured spring time blossoms and a Dresden fruit stand centerpiece. Thirty guests attended as Mrs Bates Black and Mrs Floyd McRae poured tea and punch.
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Wynn
James Osgood Wynn
Peachtree Circle
Charles Graves Matthews
Washington, DC
Campbell Estell
California
Dresden
Bates Black
Floyd McRae
Cam Dorsey
Malcolm Fleming
Matthews
Mra Estelle
Miss Connally Entertained By Atlanta U D C Chapter
Miss Frances Connally, custodian of the crosses of honor for the Atlanta chapter, was honored at an old fashioned party by the United Daughters of the Confederacy at the Atlanta Woman's Club. The event, with flags and flowers, preceded her marriage to Hai Hentz. A musical program and tributes followed, with a silver vase presented as a keepsake.
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Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frances Connally
Hai Hentz
Atlanta Woman's Club
Miss Connally
Josephb. Brown
Georgia
T. T Stevens
Helen Plane
A. McD Wilson
W. 8. Coleman
Thomas Peters
F. P. H. Akers
R. M. Jones
James ‘Bedell
J. Weddell
Dalton Mitchell
Lolie Belle Wylie
L Clayton Mathewa
Whitams ‘McCarthy
James Jackson
EH. G. Warner
Alice Baxter
J. R. Mobley
J. R. Mobley, Mra. Williams
King
Mra
R. G. Stephens
Robert Blackburn
W. B._Price Smith
Baltie Melone
Stevens
Miss Connaly
E. L. Connally
Florence Milner
Connally
Dunn
Derry
Confederate veterans guests enjoy afternoon tea
The event featured a tea table adorned with two lace cloths and a red and white geranium centerpiece outlined by ferns. Cakes bore the monogram of the honored guest in red, with other red and white details. Serving punch were Mary Butt Grif ath, Louise Broyles, Josephine Mobley, Marion Perdue, Tommie Perdue, Ellison Bedell, Margaret t, Justin Henderson, Edna Walraven, Willie Williams, Jessica Mae O'Neal, Ophelia O'Neal, Ruth Nichols, Sarah Colcord, and Miriam Fudge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Butt Grifath
Louise Broyles
Josephine Mobley
Marion Perdue
Tommie Perdue
Ellison Bedell
Margarett
Justin Henderson
Methodist Women to Open Big Council Meeting Today
The Council of Methodist Missionary Workers opens at 2 o clock today at Wesley Memorial church with delegates from the central south and foreign fields. Park Street Methodist women will serve lunch at the Aragon hotel for attendees.
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Council of Methodist Missionary Workers
Wesley Memorial Church
First Methodist Church
Park Street
Aragon Hotel
Council of the Methodist Missionary Workers
Central South
Home Mission
Council of Missionary Workers of the Methodist Church, South
F H. EB. Ross
Nashville, Tenn
Council of Missionary Mothers
Methodist Church
South
Cardus Tonic Recital From Rural Testimony
Mrs A L Snell of R F D No 1 describes severe illness after a rain spell while planting cotton. She credits Cardus with restoring health after illness and fatigue, noting improved strength and energy after less than a bottle and urging others to try the tonic. For sale at all druggists.
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Cho Ala
A LL Snell
Cardus
Founders Night Sessions At First Methodist Church
Sessions set at First Methodist church corner Peach tree street and Porter Place chaired by Charles J Haden. Miss Bell Bennett presides. 2 pm executive committee and leaders meeting with Mrs Lee Britt and others. 8 pm Founders Night with three speakers from foreign home and coordinated council work. notable arrivals include Mrs W W Pemberton and Mrs M Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Peachtree Street
Porter Place
Charles J Haden
Bell Bennett
Lee Britt
Suffolk
J. N. McEachern
Atlanta
Council
Miss Edmonson Honor Shower Highlights Pink White Decor
Miss Minnie Haygood hosted a miscellaneous shower Saturday afternoon at her home for bride-elect Miss Mary Jean Edmonson. Pink and white decorations featured growing plants and flowers. Musical selections by Miss Esther Caruthers and a reading by Mrs. Rudisill accompanied a contest in which Miss Lillian Mewborn won a prize of silk hose, later presented to the honoree. Attendees included Miss Mary Jean Edmonson and numerous Haygood and Baer family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Edmonson
Minnie Haygood
Mary Jean Edmonson
Esther Caruthers
Rudisill
Lillian Mewborn
Mary Jean Edmondson
Clara Stevenson
Marguerite Baer
Folfe Barnett
Ethel Baer
Misa Esther Caruthers
Misa May Joiner
Freda Rapp
Charlie Haygood
Mildred Haygood
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J. P. Allen & Co
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Whitehall St
Marvel
Suixoca
Sumova
Alabama
W W Pemberton
Little Rock
Adl
W. H Pemberton
Little Reel
Mra Pemberton
Arkansas Woman's Clubs
M. Williams
Hot Springs
Ark
Robert Maddox
Phinizy Calhoun
R. Berrien
J. W. ‘Pierce
Henry Leonard
W. Jones Clearing House
John A Miller
Johnenn Council
W A Smart
Mackinfuss
Brogden
It Thomas
R K Rambo
Fannie Wright
WB. Dirbie
E Booth
Alonzo Richardson
James Moore
Clarence Johnson
Charles Hopkins
R Mabley
Woc Jarnagin
Susie Welle
RP Wilson
J. W. Goldsmith
H_ Heath
B F. Pigor
Wood Hammond
Mn JP. Womble
Plato Durham
M M_ Davies
Laura Wyatt
H. Preston
Mra. Harris
A . Norris
Express
New York
Tockinette
Kayser Silk
America
Fifth Avenue
Whitehall Street
Shewwe
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