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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1912

Page

36

Miss Bell Recital Delights at Cable Hall Society

The Bell School presented a Friday night recital at Cable Hall delighting parents and friends with four pianos and eight young performers. The program showcased precise technique and rich tone, notably the four children transposing Falben works in major and minor keys, earning wide approval and praise for ensemble brilliance.

Bell School Albany Cordelo Montesuma Americas Southwest

Washington GA Wedding Brings Zibres Smith Union

Washington Georgia hosts the marriage of Misa Agnes Smith to Carl Zirbes of Athens. Rev P H McMahon officiates at the Liberty Street home of the bride's parents. Attendants include Mrs Hubert Norman, Miss Janie Wabb, Nannette DuBose, Louise Smith, Mabel Lyndon, Ruth Wootten. Zirbes is backed by his brother Max Zirbes of Racine Wisconsin as best man. The event draws Washington society, with numerous notices of receptions and upcoming nuptials among local families and visiting guests from Athens and other Georgia towns.

Liberty Street Misa Agnes Smith Carl Zirbes Athens P. H. McMahon Catholic Church Hubert Claude Norman Janie Wabb Nannette DuBose Louise Smith Mabel Lyndon Ruth Wootten Zirbes Max Zirbes Racine Wis Mary Dibble Orangeburg Zirbeg Charles R Smith Washington Battle Mir Zubes Wisaunain Athena of R. Pallmen Frank H Colley Martiage Mary Fortson Waldemar Schmidttmann Germany Blanton E. Fortson Nannette Quin Julietta Smith Charleston C. D. Wayne Mary Dillard Nona Hill Greensboro Maria Parks Henry Harria Sparta Dillard Miss Hut H CG Lewis Siloam Raymond R. Smith Atlanta Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church Janie Moss Tignall Mary Rempert Sims Munsey T. Gresham J T. Lindsey Marietta Robert Claude Norman First Baptist Church Big City Hotel Johnson W OD. DuBose Aiken Harry Oudlow F. A Cogart Augusta Samuel F. Garlington Mra Baveea Ficklen Jr Mre S R. Dillard Main Street Richard E Lowe Agnes Smith Miss Smith Missey Mabel Lyndon Louitte Smith Ruth Woatten Minerva Smith Annie Barnett Marion Kelly Loutevile Frances Durant Ina Newsom Grace Ramsey Emmi Fickien Lucy King Lowe Frances Fickien Mesdames Lloyd Johnson T S Burns J. W. S. Lowe Belle Hill King Sarah FR. Dillard Archibald Baker Womans Missionary Union Annie Lane D. A. RB J. ©. Hosher New York Georgia Charlotte Stewart Joseph Welff W. W. Hill Columbus James C Newsom C J Newsom Alexander Avenue J. O Fortson Fanniela Cozart F Garlington Elisabeth Cozart D G Harwell Marlon Kelley Louisville Willam Wynne Kelly Laurae Johnson R. C. Nermay

Social visits and gatherings in Brunswick area

Miss Ruth Maxaon of Charleston visits Mrs R H Martin while Mrs ED D Oneal of Chicago stays with Mrs J W Bowen. Several locals host or visit friends in Macon Atlanta Rome Jacksonville Fitzgerald Montgomery and Savannah with bridge parties and exchanged gifts noted.

Ruth Maxaon Charleston Sal R H. Martin ED D. Oneal Chicago J W. Bowen Halen Gautier Hickox Winnie McKennon Albert Fader New York Edger Fader J. A Montgomery Atlanta Gliese Ada Cook Macon Edward H Heed Waycross Mra WR Gladys Lancaster Rome Cornelia Leavy Ethel and Kerrie Conally Bridge Beasia Conolly North Carolina Marie Ralston F. Winter Haa

Miss Laurae Willford Hosts Afternoon Card Party

In Americus Georgia last week Miss Laurae Willford hosted a five table card game afternoon for Miss Clara Bell Davenport. Ruth Brown won a prize pad of cards. The guest of honor received a pair of shirtwaists. Mrs Oscar Battle arrived from Pelham to visit Mrs Neill Ray for the Ray McLendon wedding set for next Wednesday at noon.

Clara Bell Davenport Laurae Willford Ruth Brown Oscar Battle Pelham Neill Ray Ray-McLendon Handsome

Social notes and visits highlight Americus week

Residence near the city and social interest mark the week with guests from Brunswick Atlanta Colquitt and Macon. Mrs Ralph Newton returns to Brunswick as friends and relatives mingle with Mrs J Close Miss Amir Morgan and Mrs T F Callaway host and visit. A wedding loom ing Miss Clara Belle Davenport bride elect celebrated with a bridge party at Miss Jossey’s Taylor street home as guests from Americus and beyond gathered for the event.

Ralph Newton P B Williford Brunswick L. D. Lockhart Atlanta J. Close Amir Morgan Colquitt Fognie Harrold Andrewa Clayton Callaway Sarah Mathis Moultrie T F Callaway Macon W E T. H Hawking Herbert Hawkins Columbia S. C Stackhouse-Hawking Carolina Clif Ray Victor Gaines Crawford Wheatley Matrons’ Club Mesdames Avy Dotson W_D Moreland KE Statham Cobh Dawson K Lo McNulty Ned Sawyer Americus Mras Fred Sawyer KK G Miller Waynesboro H. B. Allen Gertrude Jossey Clara Bell Miss Jossey Taylor Street

Wymadausia club meets amid rain with Australian program

Valdosta Georgia Wednesday afternoon open meeting at the home of Howard Harris drew a large crowd under Mrs. T Ho McKay. Papers on Australia by Mrs. McKey and Mrs Mattie Willis, reading by Mrs Bugstrom, music by Mrs Belote and Miss Lily Bell Robarts, violin by Miss Marguerite Whittington and quartet by Foster Lagerholm Kelley Varnedoe. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Frank Roberts.

Valdosta Wymadausis Club Howard Harris T. Ho McKay Australia McKey National Life of Australia Mattie Willis Commerce of Australia Winn Frank Roberts OG B Foster Ridge Club W_H Griffin Wymadausia Club

Local Socials and Travels Stir Small Town News

Numerous residents and visiting families are noted in a lively social roundup. Entries include weddings, travels to Savannah and Muskogee, visits from Atlanta and Thomasville, and attendance at Savannah presbytery in Statesboro. Names mentioned include Mr E of Ashburn and Miss Kengrees, Mrs H L Dyer, Dr George Bitzer, A E Dimmie, M A Briggs, Mack Register, J W McDonald, and Frances Chisholm.

Ali E of Ashburn Kengrees White Savannah Barnesville H. L Dyer Statesboro Bob Morrow Madigan Fla Veldostg E. Cook Lyons J W MaDonald J. B. Chisholm Frances Chisholm Thomasville

Miss Julia McWhorter Attends McWhorter-Irvin Wedding

Buckhead Georgia notes show Miss Julia McWhorter from Shorter college passing through on Friday night en route to the McWhorter Irvin wedding in Athens. Social visits include Miss Marie Kimbro of Greensboro with Dr J H Moncrief. Mrs Walter Wright in Greensboro. and gatherings of the Improvement Club with officer elections.

Woodmens Madison Jacob Davis George Davis Misues Louise Hamilton Irene Colclough The Improvement Club B F Ingram A C. Zachery Florence Paschal 3. Mencrief Joe Pirkle Grovetown J P McCord Augusta Annie Davis Tis Belding

Display of Elegant Gowns at Georgian Terrace

Visitors to Atlanta during grand opera week can shop an impressive display of ready-to-wear evening gowns at the Georgian Terrace. The exhibit, organized by J P Allen & Co, features gowns suitable for social events, plus the latest wraps, millinery, and head adornments. A Metropolitan Opera Company visit will energize the showroom with a wide array of styles and affordable options.

Atlanta Maud Powell Georgian Terrace Allen J P Allen & Co Metropolitan Opera Company Georgan Terrace Georgia

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