Miniature Cotton Exposition Planned by Georgia Club Women
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs to sponsor a miniature cotton exposition in Albany during its October state convention. Arts and crafts committee leads. delegates from all districts to exhibit cotton articles, woven fabrics, cretons, upholstery materials, and home goods to promote cotton use and domestic textile production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Club
Albany
Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Georgia
Hirzpatrick
Fugnatri
Wonderful Little Machine
Georgia Federation of Clubs
Mra
Fitzpatrick
Atlanta Club
Tam
Alban
North Georgia
South Georgia
Coorsia
Mrstapatrick
Thomasville
Atlanta Committee
Ila Er
Society notes from Columbus August social week
Columbus society roundup lists hostesses at Country Club dances, dances and club meetings, and numerous residents visiting Warm Springs and Saratoga Springs. Members and guests include the Joseph, Josephine, and Dismikes families, Misses Slade and Whitaker, and guests from Atlanta, Thomaston, Griffin, and Montogomery, with club events planned at the club house Wednesday afternoon.
House Party At Pate Hosts Guests
Mr and Mrs John M J rat host a house party with daughter Margaret at Tare Sprag Near, Knows Me resident Tipleton visiting. Miss Lempnn, a graduate of the Ashe School of Express, attends from Nextah. Daragoe visits Templeton. an entertainment in the nave of a monologic reading is planned Monday evening from 8 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Andi
Jebn
Eile Tapleton
Jona
Lempnn
Ashe
Express
York
theTbert Nlaers
Jarnagin Wiss Templeton
Social news from Lexington and nearby towns
In Lexington Georgia Mus Susie Owen of Athens and Miss Joha UeWnerter of Woodville are visiting Mrs George Hrow. Miss Pearl Shackelford is home after visiting relatives in Sfachen and Monticetin. Mrs James Reynolds and son James Jr of Washington were weekend guests of Mrs William Reynolds. Mrs Alice Deadler and Mrs Ellen MWie Commons are at Lithia Springs for a few days. Mrs George Barrow entertained at bridge for house guests Wisses Cohen and McWhorter. Mrs Hamilton McWhorter hosted an al fresco party for Mrs George Barrow. Misses Wartha and Virginia Smith hosted a morning bridge. Miss Cohen of Athens and We Whorter of Woodville played. The Wisses Crawford hosted guests Ivy Barksdale, Mrs Howard, and Wise Stevens.
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Susie ‘Owen
Athens
Joha UeWnerter
Woodville
George Hrow
Pearl Shackelford
Sfachen
Monticetin
James Revnells
James Jr
Washington
William H Renolds
Alice Deadler
Ellen Mwie Commons
Lithia Springs
George Barrow
Bridge
Wisses Cohen and
Local society notes from Marietta and nearby towns
Marietta Georgia residents host visitors from Rome Bluffton Blakeley and Baltimore. Events include a United Daughters of the Confederacy social in Griffin and a kitchen shower for Henrietta Black with Miss Agnes and Miss Lavinia Jones as guests.
Wedding Gifts and Visitation Highlight Civic League Queen
The piece notes many household gifts for Mrs PoH Field of Kansas City and mentions Henrietta Aurelia Flack and Warton Nobis’s September wedding at the Watte home. Guests include Miss Wartha Boynton of Atlanta and Mrs Nieriggie, with decor of white clematis and elegant refreshments at a reception hosted by Mrs Gurlet and Miss Mart Flack. Governor Joseph W. Brown’s daughter Ora Brown is elected Civic League carnival queen for Marietta on September 3.
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Poh Field
Kansas City
Wattiock House
Henrietta Aureia Flack
Warton Nobis
Tedis Parente Wise Wargiuret
North Carolina
Wartha Boynton
Atlanta
Nieriggie
J Foilting
Waen
Texas
Wis Henriett
Ziten Bt
Mra
Gurlet
Mart Tlack
Mm 7 I Black
Ora
Joseph W. Brown
Civic League
Marietta
Smiths Return From Lisses Camping Trip
Barnesville Georgia Mr and Mrs J oD Smith and Mr and Mrs J F Neely and half dovey x Leata have returned from a week outing at Lisses described as one of the most delightful camping parties.
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Barnesville
J Od Smith
J F ‘Neely
Leata
Lisses
Picnic and dances mark Baptist district gathering in Guyton
In Guyton Georgia a Thursday afternoon picnic at the club houses near the Ogeechee River featured dancing and a late return by moonlight. The district Baptist churches began a general meeting Friday with services and a donors day, drawing many visitors to New Travilence Baptist Church.
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Nareinia Jone
Macon
Ogeechee
New Travilence
Local Bridge and Social Club Notes from Bainbridge
In Bainbridge Georgia this week several social clubs held gatherings led by Mrs Walter Terry with a morning fridge party and Mrs Perr entertaining the Ma jae Frlegerich on Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Philpot won the top score prize and Miss Dorothy McArthur hosted a Tuesday card party for the younger set. Bowen Belcher hosted Saturday morning bridge with Jane tables and Mrs F F Perry won a prize.
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Migs Frina Nussteims
Walter Terry
Misa Gertrude Philpot
Mes
Jillion
F Perr
Ma Jae
WH Dyce
Vallesta
Dorothy McArthur
Bowen Belcher
Jane Tables
Bridge
F F Perry
Fitzgerald Ga Morning Article Highlights Social Event
In Fitzgerald Georgia a season's notice describes Mrs Frei Jackson hosting in compliment to Wiss Fx Bennett of Commerce. Guests enjoyed a dainty salad course after games. Misses Pawlick and Lucy Whitley were among others present.
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Ome
Mra Frei Jackson
Wiss Fx
Bennett
Commerce
Presidia
Misses Pawlick
Lucy Whitley
Miss Sanders Stirring Return From Europe Adventure
Miss Vida Sanders traveled with Alabama friends on a European trip and faced wartime turmoil from Amsterdam to The Hague, across the Channel to England. The voyage included crowded trains, money woes, mine fears, and a perilous crossing to Britain, with reflections on narrowly escaped disasters and relief upon returning to Alabama.
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Josephine Earnest Purse
Vida Sanders
Europa
Sheppard W Foster
Mia Foster
Laverne
Ala Mins Sanders
Sumer
Alabama
France
Switzerland
Germany
Holland
England
Amsterdam
Hague
Tiasue
Social notes from local gatherings and visits
Mrs Jackson hosted with Miss Lora Vann and Miss Hallo Venable at Mrs GP Mingledort’s home in honor of Miss xa Bennett of Commerce. Numerous ladies attended tales of birthday anniversaries, club meetings, and social visits across Rome, Sanford Fla, Meridian, and other nearby towns during the week.
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Jackson
Lora Vann
William Bryan Bills
Jeannette Venable
GP Mingledort
Xa Bennett
Commerce
Golman
T J Hagcett
Verna Whitle
Misa Pauline Crawley
Misuy Maude Glover
Kildare Club
Sisler
Pércharty
Isa Edna Williams
Sanford Fla
Isler
GM Williamg
Misse Lille Mae Hughes
Julia Francis Wooten
Hilzabeth McCarty
Freddie Isler
Miss Carne Hosts Informal Evening For Claudia Lamb Guests
In Cochran Georgia Miss Carne entertained a number of young people at her attractive home on Wednesday evening in honor of her cousin Miss Claudia Lamb of Jeffersonville. Also, Miss Corinne Heard of Atlanta attended as guest of Mia A Yearly. On Tuesday Miss Ann Walker hosted an outdoor prom party with fruit punch and sandwiches. Attending the Walker event were Misses Carrie Mae Chamnan, Claudia Lamb, Mary Lamb, Mary Peacock, Corinne Heard, Marguerite Urayhart, Mary Call Ethel Coody and Messrs. Jos Chapman, Barney Hendricks, Frank McVay, Lewis Peacock, Grady Wynne, Harvey Asbell, Denson Wade, Henry Dukes, and Thomas Hall.
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Carne
Gnapman
Attractioe
Claudia Lamb
Jeffersonville
Corinne Heard
Atlanta
Mia
Ann Walker
Mary Lamb
Mary Peacock
Hawklinsville
Marguerite Urayhart
Mary Call
Ethel Coody
Messrs
Jos Chapman
Barney Hendricks
Frank McVay
Lewis Peacock
Grady and
Miletus Wynne Harvey
Bell Denson Wade
Henry Dukes
Thomas Hall
Peach party honors Miss Juliet Wilkerson in Talbotton
Miss Mary Inette Smith hosted a peach party Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Juliet Wilkerson with Miss Inez Mille of Woodland as guest. Ice cream and rad cihe were served. Saturday morning Miss Clara Spivey hosted a small party for two tables with house guests. Each guest received a handmade handkerchief. A salad course was served. Mr and Mrs H Spivey hosted Sunday supper in honor of Mr and Mrs T Taylor and Mr Clay Taylor of Marshallville. Monday evening Mr and Mrs T Taylor of Marshallville hosted a small party at Warm Springs then a dance. Miss Emily Heath hosted Monday afternoon for Miss Emily Leonard of Macon. Forty two was the game for the afternoon. Miss Virginia McGehee served sandwiches and tomwee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
I1nette Smith
Juliet Wilkerson
Inez Mille
Woodland
Clara Spiye
H Spivey
Simmer
Urs T Taylor
Clay Taylor
Marshallville
and Wrent Taylor
Warm Springs
Emily Heath
Emily Leonard
Macon
Virginia McGehee
Tom Wee
University Club of Atlanta Plans for Growth and Outreach
The University Club of Atlanta, chartered in 1910, has grown to 375 members by 1914 and positions itself as a center for education and culture in Georgia. President Wimbish outlines plans for a permanent home, expanded facilities, a public library and museum, stronger membership, and enhanced social and educational activities across colleges, alumni, and local societies.
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University Club of
Atlanta
Fulton County
University Club
Georgia
Ara Sion Iom
United States
Amania
Tolyerait
Bmor
College Men of
University of Georgia
Kieste
Woodrow Wilson
Taft Thomas R. Marshall
John Molaten
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
United States Military Academy
Barrow
Simeon
Baldwin Fale
Henry Watterson
Judson Harmon
W M Riggs
Matheson
Percy Pennypacker
Austin
Texas
National Federation of Womens Clubs
Wimbish
Uiam
Willenahla
Adlebson
Randolph
J Elna
George W Stevens
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