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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1914

Page

24

Social Life in Macon Debuts, Weddings and Travel

Macon society notes page describes Mrs Wm McEwen Johnston and others leaving for Lake Toxaway NC and Washington DC, with Bonnybrae as a social hub. Adele Snowden and Miss Townsend Howdre head to New York for interludes. debutantes Ruth and Mrs Smith journey from Paris to resume social duties. Numerous weddings, parties, and bridge events feature Macon families, hosts, and guests, with social life framed by travel and seasonal gatherings.

Macon Wm McEwen Johnston Viola, Johnston A. W Reese Billy” Johnston Lake Toxaway Washington Bonnybrae Johnston Adele Snowden B Coment Paris Jas Smith Miss Smith New York Titian Misa Louise ‘Tary Frederick R Williams Anne Townsend Howdre Ben Willingham Jr Willie Erminger Nelson Mallary Frances Stevens Washington Desau Wat~tie Hopewell Adams Clayton Walton Buchanan Jackson Lillian Matthews Charles Edward Crawford Richmond Carolina Georgia Asheville Jack

Charming girls visit and social events in Macon area

Eastman visitors Miss Daniels Miss Whitfield Miss Dinkins and Miss Jor dan form a quartette at Elms in Vine Ville. Miss Locke returns to Buf aula after visiting sister Mrs Callana at Stonedge. A Macon chapter Children of the Confederacy card party Friday morning features many local ladies.

Eastman Bessie May Daniels Miss Daniels Katharine Whitfield Montgomery Marie Dinkins Emma Jordan Atlanta Gladys Stone the Elms Vineville Marie Locke Bufaula James W Callana Chidren of the Confederacy Harry Robert Herbert Tharpe W H Pope Andrew Lyndon EB _Dunwods Buia Riley Bob Flournoy John Colmes OD Lamar Walter Becks George Rice John S Jones Anne Rogers North Carolina Gainesville Macon Cincinnati Frank Rogers, Jr Brevard Asheville J M Carter Washington Nelli Damon Columbus Archie Drake Jernice Wight Indian Spring Archie Drak Nel Dimon Bernice Wiight Terry Adams George Cherry Fleming Johnson Talllan Battle Emily Eliiott Henderson Prank Phillips W Z Williams College Street

Social highlights at West Point from Tuesday to Thursday

Miss Fannie Higginbothem hosted a large party in honor of cousin Miss Bertha Middleton of Cusela Alabama with an ice course finale. A theater party followed by Ab Huguley featured young ladies and refreshments at the ice cream parlor after the show. Mr A A Darden hosted a birthday gathering for Mrs Darden at his home, a blessing after months of illness. Mrs RC Frasman entertained Miss Gillian Goodall of Birmingham with about thirty guests at a rock party. Ella Gachet won the high score. Gabriella Freeman served punch as games ended, and mint julep was served with the salad course. Guests assisting included Mrs George Lawlor, Miss Katie Smith, and Miss Margaretts and Emma Adama.

Ben J. Jones Henry Jones J By Hogers Annie Bella Hogers Mel McCaw Elizabeth McCaw MLS Asgood & Willingham Wis Bryan Jones Sfisg Lillian Letes Austm’ Patterson Riss Henry McHatton Provesser Hubbard Sickatton Athens Ranklin Robert Plant Mary Plantane Hendersonville Wirs Columbia College Naomi Iuss May Donahue Alis Campbell Fuveisine Dive New York Lack Charles Hall Wrs Bisworth Hall Saies Iris Napier Maris Mr Maris LR Welthalbaum Blisses Anne Lownsend Bowate Elizabeth Burke Toaids Usses Louise Overly Mehaz Louis King Katherine Bowdie Migzabeth Kiley Summa Powers Blanche Lewis Allene Guchman Jallie Blum Charlotine Abrams Taabrons Richard K ‘Hines James Cecil Morgan Herring Winship Joseph Napier Schulbater Blisues Jana McBrier Eugenia Napier Flets Holmes Susses Julia Gray Goodwin Andrews Mary- del Liizabeth McCaw McCaw Macon Jlasskurphy Gray Coleman ES Willingham Jr AM McGehee James T Wright EP Amerina C Bo Lewis Glarence Andrew Mra Herring Winship Annie Cubbedge Sara Petlew Rindig Goodwin Artope Aidee Amer Ine Beysje Drath Evelyn Turpin King Aude Fatillo Orleste Hure Helin Powers Corinne Roberts Hathe Tracy George Turpin Jr George Leonard Revule Birch Clarence Cubbedge Ansie Ted Horne Lamar Wise Stanly Hartley Buvis Guerry Jinnes Robert Smith Robert Harlan Howard Smith Mallory Andrew James Andrew Cleveland Masses Kenneth Dunwodt Marion Masuee Leonard Hoge James Huda Misa Glafvs Stare Claude Fates Fannie Lucy Higginbothem Bertha Middleton Cusela Re Ab Huguley A A Darden Freeman George Lawlor Katie Smith Margaretts Emma Adama

Loyd Blackwell wedding in Newborn Georgia

Miss Lemma Loyd wed James H Blackwell at the bride’s parents home in Newbern August ceremony performed by Rev Alten. The couple leaves for their Minledgeville future. Also notes on Retha Purcell in Wrightsville Beach and Asheville and various local social items.

Newborn Lemma Loyd James H Blackwell W . Loyd Alten Miledgeville Minledgeville Ethvin Grant Our City M C Few, Jr Macon D W Brannon J C Grant

Entertaining Morning at Eatonton For Sisters Visit

William Matthews hosted the Mystic Circle in Eatonton to honor two visiting sisters Mrs Williams BurneH of Sports and Mrs Samuel Dusenbderry of Barnesville. Guests enjoyed front veranda games and a salad course.

William Matthews Mystic Circle Willams H Burneh Samuel Dusenbderry Barnesville Harvey Reese Miles Ada Brown Coch- Ya Mies Adz Brown

Ancient cosmetics and the queenly walk in old times

A column on beauty through the ages notes ancient Egypt and Greece used cosmetics, lip rouge, and tattoos. It contrasts the slinky modern walk with a single correct posture, urging healthful carriage over fashion trends and urging mature women to avoid slinking.

Galen Pliny Miladi Ja Hiv Mile Paris Mondaine New York Cleopatra Mathers Uber Aeneas Venus Mme Ise Bell

Social Events Roundup Weaves Warmer Week for Bohemains

A lively sequence of gatherings unfolds from Tuesday to Friday with a morning bag and consolation, a theater party for Mary Roddenberg and Claire Johnson, and multiple spend the day drives for the younger set. Mr Jankinas hosts a weekend trip to Indian Springs, while Maggie Mae West weds James W Stembridge with Rev Brannon officiating in Macon.

Colaultt Greer Aline Beal Roberta Sparks Edward Hurna McDade Tennille Ethelyn Dusenberrs Barnesville Robert Jankinas Dorothy Collins Mrs. Collins Leila May Jenkins Claire Johnson Mary Roddenberg Gladys Greene Missy Mary Hoddenbery Thomasville

Milledgeville Players' Conqueror of Audiences in Two Cities

The Milledgeville Players presented She Stoops to Conquer in Milledgeville on August 14 and 20 to great success. Manager and director W E Reynolds was praised for the orchestration of the production. Friday the 21st saw a Sandersville performance to a large audience with Miss Loderick Jones as Miss Hardcastle delivering a storming performance. Cast included Barla Davison as Young Marlow, plus Misses Neil Denton Agnes Cline Mattie Sibley and Messrs John Sibley I M Moore Leon Cohen and others. A chorus of twelve young ladies under Miss Fielan Maxwell enhanced the show. A quiet but pretty wedding was noted at the close.

Gerasmians Milledgsville WE Renolds Sandersville Loderick Jones Will Garrard Leon Brown John Atkinson Hugh Andrews Fielan Maxwell Bessie Nylte Biand Pauline Staxwell Rupert Chapman Agnes Regina Climne Mary Ellen Richard Mary Little Frances Montgomery Hattie Allen Buena Barrett Lucy Bland

Mm M E Bland Home Social Evening

Mm M E Bland hosted a Saturday evening gathering at Misa Ora Jordan. Games, magic, and conversation provided entertainment, making it one of the happiest affairs of the social week with informal, friendly atmosphere.

Bland Misa Ora Jordan

Oxford Ladies Club Meets For United Daughters Event

Mrs Owelly presided at the Oxford gathering in the president absent. Twenty five members attended as Mrs J FP McDaniel spoke on Gattysborg. Guests included Mrs Wl Weber and Mrs ER Guan. The Revisers' club met, sewing and chatting, with Mrs Sue Means entertaining. In Lawrenceville, Miss Grace Hall returned from Athens and Miss Daisey Brogdon from Winder as several locals hosted guests and visitors.

Owelly United Daughters of the Confederacy Conyera J R Guinn Veal J FP McDaniel Gattysborg Mirs W Ll Weber ER. Guan Kelly Mary, King Carolyn Kelly Laura Thomas WF Melton Birmingham Lawrenceville Grace Hall Athens Daisey Brogdon Winder CS Moore Columbia J C Tianigan Misa Robbie Tritchie Loganville Perry Cooper Macon Fannie Wright

Notable Visits and Local Social Gatherings

A string of social visits spans several towns with Mrs EM Wright returning home to Buro. Mr and Mrs HL M Little are spending weeks in Lawrenceville. Mrs CH Strickland and children from Dublin visit Dr W Hall. Miss Nelle Bagwell hosts a theater party for Bertie Evans Genterville Ruth Felker and Ruth Cain. A congenial Stone Mountain party led by Mrs Charles McConnell includes Ruth Felker Ruth Cain Mary Strong Bessie McKelvey Mattie Juhan Victor Brooks Hoy Green Louise Longley Hugh Holt and Flowerence Maffert.

EM. Wright Buro HL. M. Little Lawrenceville CH. Strickland Dublin W. Hall Nelle Bagwell Mizz Bertie Evans Genterville Ruth Felker Ruth Cain Psopic Charles McConnell Stone Mountain Mary Strong Bessie McKelvey Mattie Juhan Victor Brooks Hoy Green Louise Longley Hugh Holt Flowerence Maffert

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