social scene and wedding notices from Atlanta society page
The column describes Mrs Denny in a cream lace and turquoise velvet ensemble attended by a list of society members and guests. It notes Miss Daffin hosting a card evening at Mrs J D Frazier's Gordon Street residence with decorations, music by Miss Blanche Lindley, refreshments, and prizes. It also reports the engagement and upcoming wedding of Miss Annie Mae Scott to Dr David C Shepherd, and previews an April 22 lecture at the Atlanta Woman's Club on Uncle Remus by Dr HHoS Bradley with a 3:30 seating and 4:15 start.
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Miss Daffin
Birdie Daffin
J D Frazier
Gordon Street
Blanche Lindley
Luther Rosser
J. D Crazier
George Tevin
Emiline Culberson
Anna Alta Haskell
Lilla Clarke
Florida
Marie Holiday
W . Hrardage
Florence
George Irving
US Tutcier
Reuben Emery
George Br
Burel Pope
Marrett
M Fain
Albert L Dunn
Emery
B H Dunn
C T. Cash
W W Haskell
J D Frazer
Uncle Remus
Atlanta Woman's Club
Hhos Bradley
Trinity Methodist Church
Enjoyable Card Party at Forrest Avenue Home
A Friday card party at the home of Drang Mrs Joseph G Wahn on Forrest avenue honored Miss Margaret Haley of Washington and Misses Christine and Leoni Hehn of Auguste plus Mrs Mattie Gudger of Dalton. Honeysuckle and palms decorated the rooms while champagne punch was served during the game. First prize went to Mrs A W Foster and Miss Christine Bahn. consolation to Miss Ina Carlton. Card-creator theme featured cupids on score cards. Mrs Hahn and Mrs A W Foster hosted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drang
Joseph G Wahn
Forrest Avenue
Margaret Haley
Washington
Chrstine
Leoni Hehn
Auguste
Mattie Gudger
Dalton
A. W . Foster
Christine Bahn
Mrs William Lawson Peel Feted At Birmingham Luncheon
Mrs William Lawson Peel of Atlanta was hosted by Mrs Wiliam P Pinchard for a luncheon at 1 o'clock yesterday in Birmingham. Forty guests sat at small tables with springlike decor, lavish sweet pea arrangements, and a white satin ribbon bouquet for each guest. Mrs Peel, a leading Georgia social figure and D A R member, was complemented by Daughters of General Sumter chapter attendees.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Wiliam Lawson Peel
Wiliam P Pinchard
William Lawson Peel
Atlanta
Peel
Georgia
Georgia D. A
Reel
Daughters of General Sumter
Engagement announced for Edith May Hardy in Rome
Mrs Inez Ella Moore of Rome Georgia announces the engagement of her niece Edith May Hardy to Mr John Wesley Harvey. The marriage will be held at Mrs Moore's residence on Broad Street in Rome. Edith is described in the notice as charming in a Parsian gown of white liberty satin with honizen lace and pale blue chenille trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Bazaar planning and social notes at St Joseph infirmary
Members and friends meet at Whitehall street store to organize the charity sale for the Hospital for Incurables. Kings Daughters and Sons and others attend a Wednesday session in room 915 Austell building to arrange the May 18 fundraiser. Liberal patronage urged for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joseph Infirmary
Whitehall Street
Kings Daughters and Sons
Austell
Local Social Notes from the City
We Shatteen Mitchell now resides at 966 Houston street Bl air Emmett Lunceford has returned to the city. Mies Cassie Greer attends a foreign mission conference in Gainesville Georgia. Mrs Mannie L Stewart and her young daughter visit relatives on Houston street. Mrs J W Duncan visits relatives at Stone Mountain. Mrs Alberta B Sumner is at home at 1 Capitol avenue after time in St Augustine and Jacksonville. Mrs John Robert Glenn will spend two weeks in Griffin. Mrs Charles Godfrey has recovered from pneumonia contracted in Canada. Mr and Mrs Godfrey rent the residence of Dr and Mrs Jackson at 238 West Peachtree street for the summer. Mr Preston Brooks of the university and Mr Charles Shelton of Emory visit Mr G Howell Jr. Mr and Mrs H M Powers of Baltimore are in the city for several days. Ais Anne Hartwell of Washington visits relatives on Capitol avenue. Miss Margaret Newman visits friends in New York. Miss Cowan and Miss Wilheit of Sheboyville Tenn are guests of Mrs F P Weenedy and will visit Mr H Meadows this week. Nash entertains Bas as
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E . Birney
Shreveport
Currier Street
Ethel Cook
New York
Alice Wade
Washington, DC
Minnie Andrews
South Carolina
Misa Worrall
Exigefield
Peter Andrew Erwin
Robert Alston
Willie May Mann
Jonesboro
Rosebud Bivings
Dalton
Atlanta
Charles B Haynes
Robert
C D Camp
Morrison Avenue
Ed Hammond
Griffin
Mitchell
Houston Street
Misa
Charles Godfrey
Canada
Godfrey
Jackson
West Peachtree Etreat
Preston Brooks
University
Charles Shelton
Emory
G . Howell, Jr
H. M. Powers
Baltimore
Ais
Anne Hartwell
Washington
Capitol Avenue
Margaret Newman
Miss Cowan
Miss Wilheit
Shebeville
Tenn
F P Weenedy
H. Meadows
Nash
Miss Mary Lou Smith to give graduating piano recital
Miss Mary Lou Smith, pupil of Miss Evelyn Jackson's school of music, will present a graduating piano recital Friday evening May 2 at Phillips and Crews music hall. Grace Wynne of Alabama visits relatives in the city. Mrs William Marton Smathers returns to Asheville North Carolina tomorrow. Tela Maxwell Irwin of Marietta visits relatives at 265 Houston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Smith
Evelyn Jackson
School of Music
Phillips & Crews Music Hall
Grace Wynne
Alabama
William Marton Smathers
J Theron Renouff
Asheville
N. C
Tela Maxwell Irwin
Marietta
Houston Street
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John Hull
Loise Spalding Foster
Simmons
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Nell Earnest
Ret Dargan
Virginia Pollock
Susie Wilson
Gilbert Frazer
W. H Patterson
Robert Hancock
Bessie
Lrs
W. L. Peel
Te Piedmont Driving Club
W B Goodbread
Denver
Elliott Campbell
City
Annie Mac Scott
West Clin Street
R B Ridley
Jackson, Tenn
W Edward Newell
Henry L Roane
Columbus, Ga
Willam I. Webb
Wiliam RB Clements
Macon
Ware Head
Peachtree Point
Georgia Duncan
Gainesville
Preston Arkwright
George Howard
William Marshall
J Carroll Payne
Blanche Bal
Mississippi
Trene Walker
Lury Cobb Institute
Mary Nunnally
MF Aiken
Sallie May Aiken
Alfred Truitt
Cartersville
Miss Rosebud Bivigs
The
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W Troy Bivings
C R Burdene
Madison, GA
Madison
Mr Burdene
Burdene
Musa Perkins
Bas As
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Oxford
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Grant Vilking
Seconea
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News York World
Salt Lake Tribune
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Chicago Record-Herald
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