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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1912

Page

35

Grand Opera Guests Fill Social Page across Several Cities

Mrs. Leon P. Smith and Mrs. Eugene Holmes host grand opera week guests from Birmingham and Marion City. Others include Miss Clara Hancock visiting Tallulah, Brenau University students with Dr. R. B. Adair, and extended stays for social events in Big Stone Gap, Gainesville, Pensacola, Anniston, Dothan, and Jacksonville as wedding parties and guests travel for society functions and receptions.

Leon _P. Smith Eugene Holmes Birmingham Aire Edwin Crane Cena R. J. Bennett Marion C EB. Hartman Grand. Opera E. Abeave Big Stone Gap J. A. Powell Grand Opera Lynwood Vera Waters Clara Hancock Tallulah

Bargain Prices on Timely Specials Card Decks

Bargain prices on timely specials highlight bicycle playing cards and bee playing cards, promoted as limited time offers. Local ads emphasize value and quick purchase options for card enthusiasts and shoppers seeking novelty decks.

Opera Week Guests Fill Atlanta Social Scene

A flood of visitors arrives for opera week in Atlanta. Mrs. W H Smith of Sandersville and Miss Martha Horsley of West Point join host families. many guests from New York, Savannah, Augusta, and Albany attend performances. Invitations note dances and weddings while noting arrivals and departures through May. Edward Hamilton Inman Jr is born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward H Inman.

Hines Mise Tig Misa Huffman W. H. Smith Sandersville Cudge and Mine J. K. Hines Frances Ashworth Martha Horsley West Point Frank Boland Reuben Arnold Dunwoody Brunswickey Robert Redding Philip Harrison New York Augusta Edwin P. Ansley Mainie Anstey Keates Speed Edward Burton Montgomery Ala Edgar Dunlap Burton Bessie Dunham W. A. Hallman Charleston Fo BK. Burkett , Jr iTastings Ayman Aiken 3. C Bran Opera Aragon Edward H. Inman Edward Hamilton Inman, Jr

Local society notes from Newnan this week

Mrs Mary Whatley travels to McDonough for Presbyterian Union and visits Macon with daughter Mrs J J Walker. Miss Mac Campbell guests in Newnan. Mrs Cliff Chapman of Atlanta visits Mrs T B Parks on College Street. Mrs M S McWilliams of Rome and Miss Jane Graham of Toronto visit Mrs Jack Powell on Greenville Street. Dee Norris summoned to Eaton ton by mother illness. Friday Morning Bridge club hosted by Miss Louise Gearfeld. prizes to Mrs J E Walker and Mrs Hugh Woodruff. Miss Cora Stephens hosts Young Ladies Missionary Society at First Baptist. program of music and refreshments. Mesdames W A Turner Mary Whatley Myrtie Moore Ellen Goolsby and Miss Corrine Simrit and Mary Moore attend Presbyterian Union in McDonough. Mrs Ed Dukes of Palmetto visits Mrs Bennett Sanders. Joe Stephens family and others spend Sunday in Franklin. Jadwin Jacobs of Macon visits her parents Judge and Mrs A D Freeman. Mrs Louots R Powell returns from visit to daughter Mrs R P Newton in Jackson. Mrs T B Atkinson visiting her sister Mrs Mallory in Concord. Mrs Cleve Kirby and child visit Mrs B D Kirby on West Broad. Miss Helen Carpenter to visit Talbotton Saturday. Misses Martha and Janie visiting friends in Sisson.

Mary Whatley Presbyterian Union McDonough Whatley Macon J. J. Walker Mac Campbell Newnan Cliff Chapman Atlanta T. B. Parks College Street M. 8. McWilliams Rome Jane Graham Toronto Canada Jack Powell Greenville Street Dee Norris Eatonton Louise Gearfeld J. E. Walker Hugh Woodruff Cora Stephens First Baptist Church Mesdame W. A. Turner Myrtie Moore Ellen Goolsby Corrine Simrit Mary Moore Ed Dukes Palmetto Bennett Sanders Joe Stephens Claire Stephens Spence Darden Franklin Jadwin Jacobs Talbotton Martha Janie i Sisson

Local Residents and Guests Across Cities

Evelyn and Susie Martin reside on Wesley Street. Mrs. Wiley Howard of Atlanta visited Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Davis last week. Mrs. W. A. Askew West planned a visit to her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Drake, in Opelika Alabama. Dr. and Mrs. Thames traveled to Atlanta due to their daughter Sarah Thames illness. Mr. and Mrs. HHH spent days in Atlanta. Mrs. R. L. Moncrief and Miss Ruth Moncrief stayed several days in Atlanta. Mrs. Lallie Hornsby visited her daughter in Americus. Mrs. John Askew spent the week with her sister in Carrell County. Mrs. John T. Morris spent Tuesday in Iatherville. Mrs. Norman Fields visited her parents Col. and Mrs. W. H. Daniel on College Street.

Evelyn Susie Martin Wesley Street Wiley Howard Atlanta Davis W. A. Askew West Drake Opelika Ala T. RB. Thames Sarah Thames Hhh R. L. Moncrief Ruth Moncrief Lallie Hornsby Americus John Askew Carrell County John T. Morris Latherville Norman Fields Col W. H. Daniel College Street

Grand opera attendance and social notes across towns

The article lists many local residents attending grand opera and visiting relatives in Fayetteville Cordele Newnan and LaGrange. It notes social events including box suppers funds for a pantry shower, meetings of the Baptist Missionary Society, and a H. P. lodge banquet amid rainy weather with speeches and entertainment.

Community Update Highlights School Events and Visits

Mrs J G Thompson hosted a school's gathering with plentiful food and drink while Miss Mildred Forkett of Senoia read selections to an appreciative audience. Thurman Whatley of Reynolds registered at Thompson hotels over the weekend as Prof W P Lunceford led teachers to county contests in expression and music.

J. G. Thompson Mildred Forkett Senoia School Reading Thurman Whatley Reynolds Thompson Hinton Hamilton W. P. Lunceford Maggie Knox Jene Lee Gill

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