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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1913
Page
15
Lucia proved a superb matinee choice with a crowded house and strong ensemble. Berdoce and Hempel drew praise for mad scene refinement while Edgardo Macnez charmed with tasteful tone. Supporting cast Wattfeld, Bada, Audista, Ruysdets, and Silzedy offered solid ensemble balance under conductor Sturant.
Mrs Connors entertained Mrs George W Connors of Birmingham with a handsome luncheon yesterday at the Georgian Terrace. The event honored a group of intimate friends from Birmingham and Atlanta.
In Griffin Georgia the School Improvement Club hosted a Thursday afternoon tea for state and district education leaders including State School Superintendent Wiss and local teachers. The event featured roses, sweet peas, refreshments, and a drawing room gathering with club officers and guests.
A short item notes feeble and impaired digestion involving Kennesaw Milk Biscuits and Frank E. Block.
Social Circle residents share visits from Marietta and Atlanta guests. Mr Joe Duval of Marietta was hosted by Mr and Mrs Marion Duval Wig Edward Globe o Gaimesville arrived Thursday for a state event. Numerous neighbors attended opera, Sunday school, and bridge games, with Mrs Lins brink Newton and Mrs Thomas Stanton visiting Hampton and Tersey.
Mrs Carroll Colles hosted a midweek bridge gathering with regular members and visitors. Washington residents attended opera week in Atlanta. John E Rosser’s marriage to Angie Quill announced from Merl Worth Texas. plans for a new Washington Country Club building underway with a $4000 to $5000 budget.
Greenville society recounts a busy week with Martha and Ina Hijs hosting Miss Martha and J W Mung. Mrs Mung traveled from Pitspurz Fa after visiting Washington for DAR election as delegate for David Meriwether chapter. Oriana Add engagement to Rev T H Maxwell announced for June 4 at the Simontons. Local ladies attended grand opera in Atlanta. Mrs Reppard of Petersburg Ya honored by Mrs S O Hara. The Fresco party and Civic Club gathering highlighted 社 historiques.
Mrs Idus R Robertson hosted a charming social week with Misses Eleanor and Susie Denman serving delights. Mrs N O Culpepper entertained the Bridge club Wednesday afternoon while Misses Mas and Lucy Ellis visited Mrs Roland Atkinson. Dora Freeman was a guest of Mrs Charles Autrey in LaGrange, and the Study class met at Mrs John Libtogler on Griffin street. Tennie and Adah Winslow of Manchester were guests of Greenville friends on Wednesday.
Marietta hosts and guests fill a busy social column with visits from Atlanta, Indiana, Wartrace, Jacksonville, Chicago, and Colorado. Attendees include Mrs Dunklin Reynolds, Miss Winnie Lou, Miss Annie Gilbert, Miss Lula McMichael, Miss Vivian Strong, and many local families. Memorial Day plans, square ceremony, and an opera outing in Atlanta punctuate the week.
AMERICUS GA Mrs Vira Futon Parker entertained the Forty two club at her Taster street home on Wednesday afternoon as part of Grand Opera Week in Atlanta. Many prominent locals and visitors from Rome Marshall Macon Richmond and Shellman plus new social groups like a Cotillion club formed by about thirty five men attended events and visits across Americus.
Blackshear residents report visiting relatives in Warcross Almahan Macon Vienna and Savannah. Mrs William Parker of Waycross visited Mrs Strickland and Mrs Kathrine Mitchell returned from Waycross. Mr and Mrs Kandrich of Jacksonville called on Mr and Mrs E L Darling. Crosby and children of Plant- ?
Ke Florida guests of Mr and Mrs George Taylor Little Migs Alline Strickland visited Jim Waycross Sunday and Monday Mrs McDonald who had been visiting Petitives in Americus for several weeks returned to Blackshear Mrs Ward Tyte returned from Savannah Rev A Huckabee visited his mother at Blue Ridge this week and attended the Sociological conference in Atlanta Mrs bstes of Waycross visited in Blackshear Tuesday.
Athens society notes mix of Grand Opera goers in Atlanta and local gatherings. Names include Miss Mary Lyndon Mrs J C Wardlaw Mrs John F Talmadge Mrs I Hross Miss Birdle Marks and Mr Benjamin tessemann of Rotterdam. Several events feature Mrs Florence Bartow Mrs Nat Lewis and Mrs J T Dudley with bridge teas and late-evening parties.
Community briefs report residents traveling visiting relatives in Chattanooga Dalton Cedartown and Atlanta. Notes include Mrs Wright and Mrs Stewart Wright visiting Chattanoga, Miss Roth Horne from Dalton, and Mrs Huntingdon from Cedartown. Also mentions a Baptist church reception for Rev and Mrs A Napier and the William Marsh chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meeting with officers elected.
Hogansville Georgia area notes a Friday afternoon gathering at Vis FOW Johnson house with members and guests enjoying a scene of roses and wine. Hetty Urur Wis Risssage and Hien Gil ta performed with Ponch by Wass Ruby Hackney. cream and cake served. next meeting with Mrs Tom Innes in May. Nearby church reports a missionary meeting at Mrs J C Matthews home with Italy study. Rev Morgan of Palmetto appointed pastor.
Mrs Fyans acted as hostess to a well attended social at her West Avenue home on Tuesday afternoon. Numerous Cedartown residents including Miss Jucy Chasubless and Miss Intta Janes visited relatives and attended events in nearby towns, with grand opera outings and church delegations noted among the week’s social forays.
Lucy Liddell Miss Louise Ledbetter Miss Myrta Dodds and Mrs E F Rus sold Mrs J H Dodds entertained about fifteen friends at a sewing party on Stubba street Wednesday afternoon. Deli cious refreshments were served by Wirta Dodds and Rosa Vance. Mrs H Mo Hall hosted a hennie party Tuesday evening for Dr I S Horsley of West Port Ca. The party motored to Cave Spring and supper was served before returning home.
Greensboro Georgia social items list local entertaining at homes on Laurel Avenue and nearby towns. Guests include Lila Boswell Evelyn Duffy Lucy White Tulia Aiken Covington Messia Wheeler Newsome Lam ar Wright and Henry Cartton Union Point. Names like Clyde Willa Serena Merritt and Rebecca Hearn appear among multiple dinners weekends and reunions.
Miss Lottie Hendrick returns from Atlanta after a brief trip with Tuesday and Wednesday in the city. Mrs F O Lee and family, Young Ladies Bridge at the White home, and numerous Covington friends hosted gatherings. The United Daughters of the Confederacy fed Confederate veterans at the courthouse, with social events including an ice cream supper and a harbor of entertainment for local youth. Grand opera attendance in Atlanta rounded out the week’s notes.
In Rome many guests hosted Mrs James Sproull of Anniston and Mrs Arthur Foil, with bridge parties hosted by Mrs Charins Titner and Miss Nona Reese entertaining Mrs Willy King. A Twilight picnic honored Miss Frances and Havens for Tesato Park church, while the Nibelung club elected officers Mrs Charlene Titner president and Mrs Hughes Reynolds treasurer. Other events included a Georgia Sons of Veterans visit and a library convention delegation, with opera outings and relatives visiting in Atlanta and Montgomery.
Fairburn guests include Migs Fdna Taylor Mise Louise Mc Nolty and Wiss Lssie Roberts hosted by Mrs W T Roberts for the weekend. Airs JC Thompson of Atlanta visits Mrs T H Longino, who left Saturday to visit Mrs OM Lokam of College Works. Mrs Wi of Greene spent a week with Mr and Mrs L M Westbrook. Miss Mary Marston of Augusta is mentioned as visiting.
The week gathered a flurry of entertaining at homes and clubs. Mrs W H Young hosted the Women’s Club on Wednesday afternoon assisted by Mrs Marston and Miss Westbrook. Mrs Henry McCurry hosted Thursday at two-table bridge in honor of Miss Maraton. Mrs H & Swanson hosted Friday at a love ly bridge party in honor of Mrs Dorly McClure of Atlanta, whose marriage on April 1 was noted. Miss Westbrook hosted Saturday for Miss Marston and Miss Roberts. Lois Glenialliatt had a guest Reese of Anderson South Carolina and entertained at the Harvey House. Mr and Mrs W T Roberts, Floyd Mieses Floyd Miss Black attended grand opera. Mrs Charles Snow of Atlanta recently visited Mrs J W Bradley. Mr and Mrs T N Ray visited Atlanta Monday. Mrs A E B Brogdon spent Saturday. Miss Nora Nasal of Cartersville visited friends here last week. Mrs Vena Hopkins of Acworth was guest of her sister Mrs Aubrey Moors Thursday. Mrs Ft C Eving spent part of last week in Atlanta for grand opera. Mrs M Chambreers at home after a stay in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Charles Mason of Calhoun were with Mr and Mrs J Biddy Sunday. Mrs Rosser Thomas and Miss Hassie Gaines went to Atlanta Thursday for grand opera.
Oxford residents report Dr Charles BE Dowman Jr returning from Birmingham to assume a Birmingham Medical College professorship and begin September practice. The piece notes travels, grand opera attendance in Atlanta, and visits by Mrs Welton Mrs Bonnell Miss Bonnell Mrs Means and Miss Peed. It mentions Dr Dowman’s Dallas trip for Methodist education board meetings and Wesleyan college fund endowment work, plus local sermon duties by professors Goodyear McKellar and Smith in Athens and Buchanan.
Nashville Georgia residents Dr and Mrs F P Key and many others attended a missionary rally in Villacoorches. Mrs M W Henderson visited relatives and was hosted by Mrs J H T Sutton and Mrs J D Holdard. Eugenia Hardy of Tifton returned home after visiting relatives, and Ruby Lott of Lenox visited Estey Tyson.
In Eatonton Georgia on Monday afternoon Mission workers of the First Methodist Church held a reunion under Mrs Frank Hearn with papers by Mrs Fannia Scott Leverette and others. A wedding in Atlanta joined Dr Henry Hall and Miss Eris Holsenbeck. Several social visits, Opera attendance, and local gatherings are noted including Miss Lucy Turner’s party at Sleepy Hollow and Mrs Milner Shivers visiting Macon.
Multiple brief notices mention Miss Rath Hinman in Atlanta for an opera, Little Emily Splvey at home, Jerom’s visit to Covington Eatonton, Hepha Satt Shid Shi Marim, Miss Fe Warshall at Greensboro High School, Mrs James E Flood’s trip to St Augustine and Suzannah, Mr and Mrs Paul Spivey announce the birth of a son born to Paul Halt Spivey, with paternal grandfather Frank W Holt.
Brunswick residents visit Miss Colesberry and Mrs Rouston hosts in Wilmington while many travelers mingle in Atlanta and Albany. The Andersons wed in Macon at First Methodist with family from Vidalia and Atlanta attending. the couple plan to reside in Macon.
Fitz gerald Georgia social roundup lists Mra CW Crawley hosting Misa Catherine Adams party in Douglas honors. Miss Virginia McDonald celebrated seventh birthday on the lawn with sister Sarah McDonald and Miss Sarah Warmer. Various clubs met, prizes awarded, and guests from Washington DC and Ocilla noted along with opera and visits to Alabama.
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