Washington society notes lead to weddings and gatherings
Mrs Darden’s marriage in Washington Newton union celebrated by Rev J P Dendy with future move to Washington. Numerous social visits and parties unfold with Misses Schaeffer Anthony Callaway Gray and other guests hosted by Mrs K A Wilheit, Mr Benson, and Miss Minerva Smith. Outdoor camping trips and a crystal anniversary barbecue mark a lively society week in Washington Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste
Minerva Smith
Allen Comer Barnett
Camille Callaway
Wille Bells Anthony
K. A. Wiihelt
TQ Holliday
Washington
Auguste Road
Wir
Charles Reynolds
Washington Dee
Quaker Springs
Jissea Lena
Ruth Wooten
Tignall
Misa Julia Wootten
Jakin Socials Report of Visits and Good Times
Mise Josie Munnerlyn of Union visits Mrs J P Donaison in Jakin. Una Ingram stays with relatives in Quincy Fla and returns home Tuesday. Mrs W C Lipscomb of Plant City visits Mrs JB Hansell. Clifford Johnson returns from Plant City Fla. Trizle Reddoch visits mother and plans to return to Montgomery soon. Mrs T W Hansell of Jacksonville Fla visits then returns home. Ruby Knight entertains Miss Lee of Brundidge Ala and Miss Pauline Carr of Shorter Ala. Oliver of Donaldsonville visits Jakin Sunday night. W O A Hemll and wife return from Lexington Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Oa Hemll
Lexington
Paris salon hosts southern woman leader in society
Madame Gagey, famed sister of William McAdoo, is celebrated in Paris society as a scholar and salon host. The piece notes her Chicago education, marriage to Drager, and influence among intellectuals, mirroring the salon culture of Madame Geoffrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lalra Wamo Gagey
Juin Gagey-Madog
Hei
Sue
Willem Madno
Nay Yorkami
Madame Gaxay
Laura McAdoo
Knoxville
William McAdoo
New York
Madame Gagey
University of Chicago
Drager i
Coloniero
Geoffrin
Gagay
Madame Gagoy
Parka Woman
Nasheey
Anul
France
Ita
Eca
America
Republic
Lst
Eve
Adam
Marvel Pravent
Sous
Hook Farm
M Prevost
Abel Bonnard
M Boninerd
Marcelle Tinayre
Iar
Greensboro GA social season hosts and weddings in August
A Greensboro Georgia social scene is captured with numerous afternoon and evening entertainments. The record lists Miss Rory Elliott of Augusta and Pau Hutchinson of Monticello among honored guests, plus parties hosted by Misses Jernigan Caldwell Linton and others, with al fresco gatherings, lawn parties, and a wedding of Rev W H Joiner and Anna Turnbull noted. The piece also includes a literary aside on feminism and a quoted author, JULI GAGEY McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
P P Carter
Rory Elliott
Augusta
Pau Hutchinson
Monticello
Jernigen
Margaret Gernigan
Ashburn
T Laurie Caldwenl
Annie Linton
J Spinks
Mra Hathwater
Miss Jones
JH Gheesling
Sarah and
Margaret Ballard
Brunswick
Mins Laurie Caldwell
Mise Rosa Gillen
Maxeys
Mra J
McWhort
Mary Agbury
H T Byvans
Florence Willis
Fletcher Smith
Carrie Carter
Mra PF Merritt
Mra Reeves
RL McCommons
Reba Jernigan
Mary Copelan
Merrritt
F B Rice
J M Thompson
Mina Leanor Branch
Hilpatrick
Atlanta
Elizabeth Harris
Sparta
Gam Palmer
Britt
Harrison
Maria Park
T C Crawford
Tooplight
Plense
Meadow-Creat
W. H Joiner
Greensboro
Anna Turnbull
Tugaloo
Joiner E
Greensboro Methodist Church
Misa Turnbull
Misa Sarah Lee Thornton
Crawfordville
Carrollton Wedding Unites Miss Corinne Moses and Mr Tous Boykin
In Carrollton Georgia on Thursday evening Miss Corinne Moses daughter of the late Mrs Anna Moses and granddaughter of Mrs W W Fitts married Mr Tous Geel Boykin of Marietta at Dr Wow Fitts residence on Rome Street. The bride wore brown attire with matching hat and carried white roses. Best man was Mr T M Randolph of Marietta and brides sister Miss Angie Moses played the wedding march. Reverend W S Hobbs conducted the ceremony followed by a buffet supper and departure on the train to Marietta where they will reside with Mrs Anderson. Only fifty eight attendees were present including guests from Dawson and Griffin. A separate shower hosted by Miss Annie Pace featured gifts and a served course meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Corinne Moxes
Mra Anna Moses
W. W Fitts
MT Tous Geel Boykin
Marietta
Dr Wow Fitts
Rome Street
Annie Pace
T M Randolph
Angie Moses
Rey
Boykin
Mr .Anderson
Hoskin
Biowa Typ
Mr Boykin
Mari Atts
City Electrician
Tolatio
Mattie Lon Houston
Dawson
E Geee Or Gritnn
Martha Jones
Torin
Annin Pace
Corinne Meses
Local notes from Bainbridge and surrounding areas
Miss Ellie Louise Jones returned home on Macon Tuesday after spending weeks with Mr and Mrs Sidney Johnson Jones. Mrs Hudson visiting her mother in Opelika Alabama returned home Saturday. Mrs Bulle Williams visiting here with niece Mrs J Jones. Mrs Amilia Woodhull returned from Lanark Florida. Eldon Longley visiting friends in Montgomery. Mrs Max Nussbaum and children returned from north Georgia. Mina Louise Wing of Apalachicola Florida visiting Miss Nell Rapbin. Mrs Emmit Cooper visiting friends in Atlanta. Sewing Club met with Miss Willie May Callahan Tuesday afternoon. Misses Marie and Louise Lewis returned to Atlanta Monday. Mr J Jr entertained Club Friday after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Ellie Louise Jones
Macon
Sidney Johnson Jones
Byron
T . Hudson
Walter Perry
Opelika
Ala
Bulle Williams
J Jones
Amiliah Woodhull
Lanark
Flair
ae Eldon @ Longley
Friands
Montgomery
Max Nussbaum
North Georgia
Mina Louise Wing
Apalachicola
Fla
Nell Rapbir
Emmit Cooper
Atlanta
Misa Wildie May Callahan
Marie
Louise Lewis
Davisboro Visit Dates and Local Guests List
In Davisboro Georgia Mr and Mrs Taylor and family with sons Sid and Lamay visited Macon last week. Belle Cheatham returned home to Forsyth after guest visits. Nabors of Washington and Jordan household hosted visitors. Berta Jordan returned from Dublin. Bertie and Ethel Stembrige of Milledgeville visited friends. Jack Aldred hosted his father and brother from Sandersville. Travis and Lafilche of Savannah left after staying with Mrs Al Ro Aldred. Nannie and Lillian Orr visited relatives in Vidalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davisboro
Taylor
Sid and
Lamay
Macon
Belle Cheatham
Tat
Forsyth
Mra Nabors
Washington, Ga
Jordan
Berta Jordan
Dublin
Bertle
Ethel Stembrige
Milledgeville
Social Notes From Hartwell Georgia Circa Early 1900s
Miss Jessie Speed visits Miss Nina Aue Thornton while Mrs Cecil Ramsey hosts at Miss May Lillie Teasley’s. The Benson sisters entertain for Miss Bpead of Abbeville S.C. and Miss Nina Thornton greets guests at a reception for Miss Josale Speed and her mother Mrs Jocks Speed. Mrs Julia Mae Fisher and others assist. Mrs A. G. McCurry has returned home.
Society notes in Columbus Georgia enrich town life
Social items from Columbus Georgia detail gatherings at the Country Club Wildwood Park and other venues. Guests include Miss Edich Parker of Wetumpka Alabama and Mrs Leon Camp Jr of Chicago with bridge parties hosted by Mrs L A Scarbrough and Mrs Arthur P Gordy. Other notes mention the Atlanta Conservatory of Music opening September 1 and various returns from travels to Detroit Birmingham and Warm Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George Burrus
Houytess
Mas Wille Barr
Wildwood Park
Edich Parker
Wetutopka
Ala
Ed Lummus
Leon Camp, Jr
Chicago
L. A Scarbrough
Arthur P Gordy
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Allen’s
J.P. Allen & Co
Charles W. Crankshaw
Atlanta National Bank
I Theater
Femina
Arilliant Oratera
Socialist Party
Theodora Joran
MS Joran
Alancias
Parephleteer
Joran
Chevrier
Amourcus
Silac
Greensboro, GA
Juli Gagey-Mcabao
Laura McAdoo Gagey
Barili_ School of Music
Myrtle
Ivy
Piedmont Avenue
Whitehall Street
Moses-Boykin
Henry Lee Barfield
Barfield
Mise Minnie Daniel
Waycroes
Society IN Columbus
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Fastidous
Catholic News
Franklin
N.C
Meyer Saul
Bridge
Jack G. Croft
Wits
Camp
Oscar Harrell
Clarence Medley
Perry Spencer
Leigh Rodgers
Charles Morgan
George Palmer
Warm Springs
Benjie Ingram
Misa Sarah Bennett
Mias Berfros
Detroit
Gre Lakes
Louis Lummus
Auss
Eleanor Lummus
Great Lake Country
Rhodea Browne
Hendersonville
N. C
Nora Screven
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