Lawn fete at Woodhaven honors Miss Jackson in Atlanta society
Mr and Mrs Robert Maddox hosted a grand lawn fete at Woodhaven for their sister Mrs Robert Jackson and visiting opera stars. About 150 guests attended as well as Nashville and regional society figures, with formal dresses in blue, lavender, black, and white and an outdoor setting of roses, irises, and a terraced lawn. The event featured an orchestra and garden party atmosphere amid elaborate attire and floral displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maddox
Woodhaven Xr
Robert Jackson
Caruso
Scott
Amato
Barl
Hempel
Destiny
Seguro- Ta
Guard
Martin
Cols
Naxheile
Whiteford
Joseph Yoompson
Haggerman
Walker
Augusta
Albertus
Washington, D. C
Lane
Savannah
Louis Schrey
T. . Stevens
Ma~ron
Dudley
Nashville
Bright
Atlanta
Atchison
Mariun Atchison
J. W Haw
Tra
Mr. Jackson
Miss Jackson
Reuben Arnoiy
Thomas B_ Felder
Floyd McRae
Dresden
Mills
Paradise
Ben Gatine
James Dickey
Henry S. Jackson
Joseph Brown
John M.slaton
John K. Otts
J. W. Howe
Freston Arkwright
Frank Mebane
James D. Robinson
Charles Ple
Orr
Elin
Gordon Kiser
Portable Acetylene Lamp Posts for Public Lighting
A May Popular Mechanics Magazine feature presents a portable acetylene lamp post suitable for parks and squares. It promises vivid illumination for events like hand concerts with quick erection and removal. The setup requires driving the pointed hose into the ground, cooling the acetylene box in water, and connecting hoses to join the post to the supply piping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics
Society Notes from Statesboro and Nearby Visits
Mrs. Dr. Bacot and children are visiting in Bartow. Mrs. Clyde Williams returns to Milton after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams. Mrs. Julian Leny spent time in Sylvania. Boroughs visit Eden parents Judine and Mrs. Luttridge Smith. Weeks in North Carolina. Mrs. O. C. Procter spent Thursday in Savannah. Miss Trove Arden spent a day in Savannah visiting. Miss Mamou Hughes returned from Sylvain. Leah Lester returns home after relatives in Savannah. Mrs. J. H Luechtenstein returns to Savannah after visiting Stateboro friends. Mrs. J. W. Holland of Glennville visits Statesboro relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Williams return home after visit to daughter in Valdosta. Mrs. J. E. Wright visits friends in Statesboro. Mrs. M. P. Tinley and family move to Waynesboro. Miss Fannie Tipton of Baltimore visits Miss Tinie Grima. Prof and Mrs. F. D. Sackinger, formerly of Statesboro now in Millen, visited in Statesboro for his birthday. Master Walter Aldred entertained many children last week from four to six in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacot
Bartsmouth
Clyde Williams
Henry R. Williams
Milton
Julian Leny
Sylvania
Boroughs
Judine
J. Luttridge Smith
Eden
Gale
North Carolina
O. C. Procter
Savannah
Arden
Mamlou
Hughes
Sylvain
Leah Lester
H Luehtenstein
Statearora
J. W. Holland
Glennville
Stateshoro
W. E. Oliver
Valdosta
W. W. Williams
Benne
J. E. Wright
Statesboro
Tinley
Waynesboro
Fannie’ Tipton
Baltimore
Tinie Grima
F. D. Sackinger
Millen
Stateshore
Walter Terman Aldred
Wood Aldred
Social events fill week in Thomasville gala notes
Thomasville society circles recount a week of entertainments from moonlight river parties on the Ceblocknos river to postcard gatherings. Mrs Nannie Timberlake of Staunton and Mrs Hansell Walton hosted guests, while Miss Susie Brandon honored her sister in law with a pink and white luncheon. A bridge party hosted by Mrs A W Ball awarded prizes to Mrs J H Herbener and Mrs Mr Cooper with others in attendance including Mrs Teresa Dyer and Miss Frances Chisholm. Additional gatherings featured inwood plantation country home entertainments, a concert plan by Murphree quartet, and visits from relatives and guests to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyarr
Nannie Timberlake
Staunton
Hansell Walt
Ceblocknos
Ira
Rivine
Monk Sper
Misa Timbrake
Iss Annie Meliane
Thomasville
Susie Branden
Edgar FR. Brandon
Mius Brandon
Edgar Brandon
James Maffette
Mery Jerger
Marianne Watt
Ansley-Brandon
A. W. Ball
J. H. Herbener
Mr. Cooper
Laura Mack
J. Scott Hunter
Raleigh
Wnc
Georgia McCoy
San Francisco
Roscoe Luke
Dr L. Thompson
Macon
Smith‘villa
Athena
McManus
Della
Marie
Ethel McManus
Margaret Burton
D. W. McManus
J. A. McManus
Will McManus
Jack Chance
Wil McManus
Bennett
Albany
Henry G. Turner
Quitman
Brs
A. P. Taylor
Hennig Alexander
Augusta
Alexander
Raxemore
iEleventh Avenue
Alex Martin
Auction Bridge
W. H. Martin
Richmond
Russell R. Harria
Mar. Martin
Black
Montezuma
T. ©. Jennings
Murphree Quartet
Valdosta
BR. %. Harris
B. H. Palmer
Atlanta
Minnie Fuqua
Miles Eula Fuuos
Mildred Srinson
Awol Hubbard
Clara Hall
Jacksonville
Lj McMillan
WH. Wiegers
Suset
Earnest
Waycross
Mary Jones
Tifton
Laura Swearingen
Bartow
W. A. Thompson
Grand Opera
West Baden
Ind
Mrs B H McLacd Hosts Dinner For Cordele Guest
Mrs B H McLacd entertained with a 6 o'clock dinner at her Love avenue home for her house guest Miss Mary Johnson of Cordele. Decorations were ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. McLacd
Love Avenue
Mary Johnson
Cordele
Pink and White Sweetpeas and a Pink Tulle Garter Interpret
A reception hall wedding decor featured pink and white sweetpeas with a pink tulle bow. American Beauty roses adorned the hall and parlor, eight-place settings, and a two-course dinner. Guests included Misses Mary and Ola Johnson and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Ola Johnson
Agnew Scarborough
Mesors T. W. Tit
Ww. T. Harris
R M Lankford
Mra. McLeod
R. J. Smith
Bridge Club
H. Scarborough
Scarborough
W. T. Smith
Moonlent
Guest
E. A. Buck
Edwin
W. Durden
J. W. Myers
Kest Smith
Lemuel Nicholson
South Charleston
Sadie Roberts
Talbotton Rock Party Honors Miss Len Yohnston
Talbotton hosts a Friday afternoon rock party in honor of Miss Len Yohnston of Franklin North Carolina an accompanying visit by Miss Anne Douglass. Guests include Sadye Arrington Martha K Smith Clara Spivey Imogen Smith and others with games refreshments and a salad course. Nearby social news notes Mr and Mrs Rowland W Spain of New York visiting Mrs Li Spain and plans to travel to Columbus and south Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Marcela Legrave
Talbotton
Len Yohnston
Franklin
N. C
Mies Anne Douglass
Sadye Arrington
Martha K. Smith
Clara Spivey
Imogen Smith
Lucy Kimbro
Lourse McGehee
Hattie Simpson
Ruth Arnold
Moessrs
Raiford Parsons
Rosa Grant
Bistop Douglass
Powell Arnold
Ric
Bat- Me
Jones Perryman
H. Hall
E. L Bardwell, Jr
T. H. Persons, Jr
Hower McDaniel
Robert Graham
Perry Mahone
Rowland W. Spatr
New York City
Li Spain
Spain
New York
Columbus
South Georgia
Filigabeth Ragland
Eleanor Beall
Brand Opera
City
C. B King
James D. Spain
Mississippi
John
Cahill
C. E. Brower
Manchteeter
T. A. Bardwell
Peeler
Macon
EB. L. Bardwell
Lella Smith
Elin, Godwin
Bullochville
Local Social News Notes From The Rock Area Gatherings
Mrs. S. W. Jones hosts Philathes gathering while guests include Mrs Eugane Whitaker of Atlanta. Several residents visit relatives in Griffin and Macon. J M Cochran and spouse attend the sand opera in Atlanta. families mentioned reside on Stafford avenue Jim Street and rock area with trips to Atlanta and Brunswick.
Local Social Roundup from Bainbridge and Nearby
Social notes from Bainbridge Georgia list Mrs Frank Tillon hosting sewing club, Mrs Ben Dickenson hosting Matrons Bridge, dances at Elia club, Junior Ald Wednesday tea, and other gatherings. Several residents travel to Atlanta for opera while others return home from visits in Dothan and Dallas. A fish fry and picnic at Twin Lakes hosted guests including Frank Dillon and H L Gans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tillon
Ben Dickenson
Bridge Club
Elia’ Club
Atticus Parker
Wi Kravise
Edna Nussbaum
Frank Jones
Gordon Bower
Ateente
Miriam Philpot
Dothan
Ala
Misa Merrill McTyer
John Woodberry
Atlanta
Harry Coldwell
Newburg
N. Y
B.D. Fudge
C. C. Chett
Sieck
T. A. Ausley
Twin Lakes
Auslay
Frank Dillon
HL. Gans
Charles Harrell
Ra Vanner
More
Charles Parker
Lb. Lytle
Whigham
Eugene Lester
Doing as She Agreed From Judge
Black says she promised to stand by him on their wedding day and has kept faith, while White reports she lent him tenspot this morning. The brief notes a domestic dispute tone with a cautionary wedding-day vow referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
Black
White
Paris Style Hats on View at Alamo Theater This Week
Beautiful ostrich trimmed hats with velvet ribbons flowers and soft draped crowns. Exact reproductions of latest Paris styles from our work rooms. See reproductions in exact colors at the Alamo Theater this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
Alamo Theater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Maddox
Woodhaven
Spray, N. G
Statesboro, GA
Thomasville, GA
Tifton, GA
Talbotton, GA
Barnesville, GA
Kathleen Yerger
H. H. Gray
W. A. Prant
L. S. Fifeld
W. H. Mitchell
Rev
Ek.kin
Misa Mary Fambro
the Rocks
Jrnda
J. M. Cochran
Bainbridge, GA
Smith & Higgins
Walker St
Lucile Ave
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