Summer Salad for Sunday Readers in a Victorian Voice
A reflective feature contrasts polite society’s summer rituals with domestic temperament. It muses on women’s roles, praising calm, capable homemaking while critiquing worrying as a burdensome flaw. It imagines a balanced, unforced hospitality seen in a practical, cheerful matron.
Summer social notes and Mackintosh villa preview
The week shaken by calm social currents as autumn nears, highlighting Miss Annie Spear’s debut at her new mansion, and plans for the winter season. Mentions Tallulah summer home of Mira Ritten Moore and family, the Arcadia estate, lavish furnishings, a German party at Sweetwater Park Motel, Little Switzerland moonlight function, and numerous society movements, weddings, and travel notices across Atlanta society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Sumer
Dersel
Antony
New York Herald
Cleopatra
Cager
Mixa Georging Campbell Sa
New York
Wexns
Pratt
Mies Campbell
New Orleans
Mra
Pemberton Hincks
England
McAlister
Helpf Belics of England
Mackey
Jaeems
San Francisco
Jack Hungerford
Coulee
George W. Ciprice
Ciprice
Hungerford
Louise
Mrs. Mackay
London
Ciprico
Sarah Bernhardt
Margaret Mather
America
Romeo
Margaret
Juliet
Lena
Stout
Nabie Mather
Bernhardt
Mather
Pelf
Clara Morris
Estelle Clayton
Ene
Carmencita
Eblisdelphia
Castia
Spain
New
Ork Aho
Maud Starkweather
Boston
Bellaadhe
Dorothy Neville
Thackeray
Solomon
Tess
Maude Andrews
Cesson
Annie Spear
Fenghtrea
Mira
Ritten Louie Moore
Mint Helen
Mies Mamie Moore
Tallulah
Arcadia
Miss Moore
Misa Minnie
John Hak
Roanoke
Salem
WB Es
Louisiana
Texas
Misa
Carrie Sispon Hay
Kirk,wroot
Laura B. Larendon
Bun Wiley
Robert Riley
Edward White, Jr
Murphy
Horn
Dallulah
Mises Katie Barron
Basil Taylor
Newnan
Reureia
Atlanty
Virgil Waters
Smith Street
Jett
Mes. D
Speer
Moreland
Spalding
Lake George
C. P. Byrd
Tallulah Fells
Annie
Stella Griffin
J. J. Gunn
Stasie
City
Cumberland
J.C. Hendrix
Joanna Hendrix
W. H. Smith
W.a.smith
Jessie Smith
Atlanta
Canada
C. A. Hurluurt
North
Georgia
India Murphy
Gadsden
Ala
Frank O'Bryan
Social notices from multiple towns show wide guest lists
The column lists numerous visitors and residents in cities like West Point La Fayette Green Bay and Atlanta. Guests include Miss Mary Jimmie daughter of W B Callahan editor Miss Euda Sharp from Alabama Miss Josephine Luckentrach from Wisconsin and many others visiting relatives at homes and hotels across Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Mary Jimmie
W.B. Callahan
West Point Press
Euda Sharp
LaFayette
Ala
E.C. Witter
Simpson Street
Josephine Luckentrach
Green Bay Wis
Simon Luckenach
Mamie Carney
Jessie Hopkine
Ponce Dé Leon Avenue
Oxford
Frank Graves
Myra
Mary
Marietta
Mise
Carrie Ballard
Senoia
Savannah
Eneland Canada
Mise Eva Prather
McCromkey
Misa Julio
Fort McPherson
Katiearden
Arlington
J. M. Jenkins
Arlington House
Carnallus Hardy
Jin
Columbus
James L. Lagan, Jr
Mary Ella
Lillian
Gainesville
Abbey
Dora
Little Hook
van Buren
Ark
Alma Moss
Calhoun
Mias Dora Clann
Loulie Harpt
LaGrangy
West Point
Mias Cine Rede White
Griffin
Misa Clouds Culpepper
Julia Riordan Anvo
Dallas
Cmr
Mra. J. Houston Boyd
Clit House
Tallulah Falls
Mise Helens Hardie
Misa Clare Norton
Rome
Falks
Sam Martin
Master Bonet Martin
John Bouie
South Pryor Street
Misa Mamie L. Wilgon
Jonesboro
Romeo
Newnan
Carrollton
la Grange
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Crete
Dows
Madeline
Malliqtrr
Ward MeAtWater
Farner
Herrick
Washington
Cupid
Charma
Woussene
West
York
Nme
Morhnaband
Lele
Eteluck
Anoet
Prohibition Club
West Lake Street
Ayres
Dir. Scavilla
James Brown Potter
Sweetwater Park
Joseph Thompson
Fiera Fitten
Maude
Anne McDougal
Clark
Tannie Harwood
Lusie
Charis A. Conklin
Lite
Switzerland
Charles Dickinson
Kimlal
Little Switzerland
Wurm
Mag Lizefe Dickinson
Maggie
May MacDonald
Johnston
Avice
Kate Lyman
Mias
Kate Connally
Misa Maggie Lynch
Maria Holliday
Julia Gating
Nora Daly
Mes
Joe Carrigan
Wim Carrigen
Charlie Niebole
L. Janoallungen
J.C. Sullivan
J. F. Daly
H. J. Lynan
James Lynch
Aptain
Arthur B. Connally
Z. F. Hastings
W. M. Gus
H.C. Mahoney
C. Fichois
J.P. Mahoney
Dickinson
Joseph Wiggins
Manning
Thomaston Times
TM. Matthews
Misa Lilgrette Faung
Misa Dallas Cook
Misa Bianchs
Marsh
Bills Marsh
John Clarke
Emily Engileh
Greenbrier
White
Thomas Cobb Jackson
Julia Baggett
St. Augustine
Capital Avenue
John Ryan
FR. C. Douglas
F. M Farley
Louise Prather
Smyrna
Flora Fitten
Annie, McDougal
Susie Harwood
Bowden Lithia
Vastar Woolley
Misa Lila ‘Woolley
Washington Atreat
Mice
Harry Durand
Misa Hall
Warrenton
Misa the Morgan
Jackson Street
Frank Stockton
Newark
N. J
Harwood
Highlands
Varma
G. A. Angier
Banner Elle
Miss Ida
Appler
Niagara Falls
Mire
Julia DeLoach
Tybee
St Simon's
Stella Gallatier
East Tennesser
Miandy Swanson
LaGrange
Net Sieber
Woodfull
Whitehall Site
Sheltman
Barlesville
Fannie May Gardner
Thomaston
Lucy Matthews
T. B. Kendal
Macon
Lula K. Rogers
Indian Springs
Paul Kendall
Tallclag
Falls
Samuel Farkas
Albany
H. C. Bagtey
Americus
W. F. Shellman
Smith
S. Hexter
Dara Simon
Monticello
Fla
R. H. Marks
Madison
Vla
H. M. Grannis
Orlando
Pla
Sylvester Bleckley
Anderson
Zoie Bleckley
S. C
A. G. Means
Anerson
Ira Lampley
Eufaula
Alas
Prentise Huff
J-M. Oliver
James N. McCaw
W.S. Garver
Augusta
W. S. Keefer
Thomasvill
W. B. Farsely
Mies
Stoke
Aliguata
Massengale
St. John Moors
Coke Talmady
Wiss
Maggie Talmaige
Niss
Maud Image
Mieses
Minnie
Idis
Gaille ' Afoas
Athena
Bella Dasant
Willie May Gilreath
Greenville
D. Houtzolaw
Maud Glew
J. Gunby
Joel A. Billups
Misa MT. T. Smith
Arlanta
Mira Mattle Pou
Smithfield
W.C
C. L. Chastereau
Allenstar
C. Mi
A.C. Inararity
Orleana
Gladatone
Vallambrosa
Ades
Winera Bc
Lic
Silvia
de Hamiltele
Mitts and “Gioves
Silk
Milan
Latics
Cambridge
J. Regenstein & CO
Whitehall Street
United States
New York Sun
Czarina
Russia
Tom Hall
Munsey's Weekly
Sho
Behenis
Lilly
Chautauqua
San Ah’ Brah
M. Mauex
J. Hunter
Jacos Easyocan
Riseman & Weil
Riseman Bros
Samcel Weit
Atlantic City
Wei In
Prand
Sth
Mannox
New England
Sigsxd Wen
J.M. High & Co
Eiseman & Well
Whitehal Street
Carter
L. Snides
Whitehall
Richmond
Danville
W.T. Harris
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