Society in Columbus teems with invitations and events
In Columbus on April 12 society circles report Mrs J B Walker hosting a 5 o’clock tea Wednesday, Mrs A S Crawford at home next Thursday, and Mrs C E Battle planning a New York and Washington trip. News notes cover weddings, club meetings, art exhibits at the Racine hotel, Scottish Entertainers at the high school, and a May dance at Wildwood. The city sees golf talk, theater reviews, and a reception by Mrs Salleing with spring decor and music by the Rose orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Walker
A Sawford
C. E. Battle
New York
Mvashington City
Little Swift
Clark
Fes
Mamie Hatcher
Macon
Manassas
Camp Benning
Henry B. B. Yergason
Wity
Yergason
Mations Golf Association
Gcolumbus
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Clifton Jones
Allen Jones
Washington, D. C
Samuel Chandler
Martha Halle Prulford
W. P. Wall
Rosa Hill Methodist Church
T. H. Thompson
Eleanor Tulford
Roswell Hair
Buena Vista
Tulford
Thomas Pixon Guit
Mira Chase
Enoch Arden Company
Chicago
Pro~ Zeasor Torrence
Japan
Drake
Frank Jones
Kate Jones
Yulo
Spencer
Johnson
Woman's
India
Compton
Stoddard
Levy
Backus
Max Mahler
B. J. Willams
Kipling
Flewellen
Europe
America
Anna H. Goffin
Racine Hotel
Peal
Sully
Paris
W. W. Stewart
Rose
Minna Strother
Georgia Wilkin
Henri Woolfolk
Countess Fpotocka
Elise Hanserd
Evangeline
Mary Miges
Duchess of Devonshire
Kate, Halstead
Hugh Allen
Willam Blanchard
Elize Howard
Corinne Woraley
Sadie Adams
Sarah Emmet
Pauline Shepherd
Walter Young
Gol Sailing
John ‘Evans Walker
E. H. Sims
J. L. Willis
W. A. Wimbish
L. C. Levy
Reese Crawford
E. Paul Dismukes
Anna C. Benning
P. J. Williams
Edwina Wood
Marlon Levy
May Wells
Zillah Emmet
Douglas Boyd
Griffin
Kervin
Boyd
Everett Strupper
Price Gilbert
J. A. Kir
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Mississippi woman chosen as chief match of honor at Dallas reunion
Miss Mary Louise Sykes of Aberdeen Mississippi has been selected by the United Confederate Veterans of Mississippi as chief match of honor for the Dallas Texas reunion division. She is a noted musician and Cincinnati conservatory graduate from a famed Mississippi family. her father serves on Governor Longino’s staff and she is cousin to Mrs. Annie Sykes Rice of Atlanta.
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Mississippi
Southland
United Confederate Veterans
Dallas
Tex
Mary Louise Sykes
Aberdeen
Wil
Lee
Miss Sykes
Conservatory of
Cincinnati
Lundys
Paynes
Rogers
Longine
Annie Sykes Rice
Atlanta
Will Mary Louise Sykes
The
United Confederate Veterans of
State
Social Teas and Visits Highlight Local Circles
A busy social week features Mrs Littie Swift and Miss Su sie Hunt hosting tea with other ladies serving refreshments. Boston visitor Miss Minnie Paine returns to Boston after winter in Racine, while Dr W A Carter travels to Mobile for a needed rest. Numerous guests from Atlanta New York and Louisville attend luncheons euchres and dances as Technological students and professors tour cotton mills. Journeying to Thomasville Charleston and New York are planned by several locals and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin, Jr
Littie Swift
Susie Hunt
Racine
Boston
Miss Paine
W. A. Carter
First Presbyterian Church
Mobie
Maude Burnett
Mary Berry
Rome
P. H. Adams
Erie
Richard Slade
Second Avenue
Technological School
Atlanta
BE. & P. Club
Imprompt
Guy Garrard
Technological
8. Hassell
Pauline Hassell
New York
van Marcus
Buttolph
Saunders Jones
Louisville
Theodore Petri
Douglas Boyd
Griffin
E. P. Burnett
W. R. Blanchard
Miss Burnett
Barschall Andrews
T. Salisbury
Missen Ida and
Louise Joseph
R. M. Kervin
Everett Strupper
Sol Salling
C. T. Osburn
Strother
Helen Pease
Rhodes Browne
B. T. Hatcher
Lit
Rome Society Notes Reflect Local Buzz At Expositions
Society in Rome reports a busy post Lent German at the Armstrong hotel led by J Sproull Fowdhe with Miss Letitia Johnson. Many visiting belles attended. Charleston and Savannah trips are planned for professionals and families including Drs Will Johnson and R R Walker. Wedding at Schellenberger home. Anna Schellenberger to Frederick G. Baly of Indianapolis. couple departed for Indianapolis for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome
Conasene Cotillion Club
Armstrong Hotel
Saffer
J. Sproull Fowdhe
Letitia Johnson
Misses Harman
Burnette
Maybeth Sullivan
Juliet Howell
Addie McArver
Bonnie King
Mary Johnston
Tetula Johnson
Jessie Towers
Mary Ferry
Madam Lustrat
Burnett Norton
Ed Mattox
Rob’ Graves
Laurie Cothran
Caperton Sullivan
Roy Berry
Bonneyman
Barry Wright
Jim
Victor Smith
Peters
W. S. Rowell
Dr. Sims
Rob Yancy
Will Johnson
R. R. Walker
Charleston
Savannah
Georgia Medical Association
Mites
Emily Smith
M. D. McOsker
Anniston
McWillians- le Garde
Misa Letitia Johnson
Rome
Lustrat
Athens
Pat Allan
Ala
BE. P. Wren
J. B. Watters
Spartanburg
Charles Wright
Ringgold
Lanier Circle
John Printup
Broad Street
Rainbow Fire Company
Gertrude Hardy
Virginia
John Hawkine
Annie Worrell
Shorter College
Albany
Phillip Mullen
Cincinnati
Josia Hine Boozer
Pattie Gallard
Gallard
James A. Rounsaville
Atlanta
Alice Baxter
Lula Ross
Dixon Notte
John M. Berry
Miss Shribley
Guy Eastman
Little Son
Ben Neely
Octavia Smith
Cartersville
W. F. Ayer
Second Avenue
C. M. Fort
A. B
Moseley
John M. Mathews
Griffin
M. B. Earle
J. W. Rounsaville
Mamie
John Schellenberger
Anna Schellenberger
Frederick G. Baly
Indianapolis
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