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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1910
Page
17
Augusta social notes detail parties and visits across Savannah, Basannah, Charleston, and Lake View Park. Guests include Miss Lillie Vankhin, Miss Katherine Monroe, Miss Ruth Marka, Miss Gertrude Buller, and many local families hosting dinners, dances, and outings in late summer.
Mrs Henry Keene Claveland hosted a linen shower Thursday for Mrs J F Kempton Jr whose wedding occurred last Friday. Guests included J F Kempton Jr and many Atlanta residents. Activities featured progression forty two and a handkerchief prize. bride received a painted plate. Refreshments served amid talk of the Woman's Exchange and upcoming fancy article sale.
Mrs Belle Harralson Akers will wed Captain Varry Hutchings USA in Washington on Monday afternoon. Witnesses will be relatives and friends. They will sail from San Francisco to Manila where Captain Hutchings has a recent appointment. The bride is from a prominent Georgia family and the marriage draws broad social interest.
Special correspondence notes the first social gaiette of the week in Macon. Miss Ethel McKay hosts visitors Elizabeth Anderson of Atlanta and Georgia McKay of Thomasville with nasturntiums and sunflowers, inviting sixteen guests. Numerous afternoon and evening parties follow at homes on Raleigh Vinelville and_Log Cabin Club events with bridge prizes, box parties at the Casino, and hosting by Miss Laura T. Kes, Miss Harriet Gambrell, and Miss Ethel McKay. Several residents travel to Atlanta, Chicago, or Maine for visits, while others attend house parties and social gatherings through mid August.
A past week event hosted by Misses Bessie and Evelyn Davison on Washington street honored Miss Prudence Brooks of Lesington. The decor featured ferns and golden glow with prizes won by Miss Ethel Adams and Mr James Lewis. Music and readings followed, with guests in elegant gowns and a long invite list including Misses Adams, Bowie, Hartzog, Wells, and Mrs Selman, plus numerous gentlemen attendees.
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