Brilliant Occasion for Miss Scott at Soiree
A lavish evening honored Miss Cleidette Scott with Samuil Carter and M at her side. Guests included prominent figures such as Wilkes, Ter amour, Alahorn, and Connally, with two hundred attendees. outfits featured embroidered chiffons and gray silk lace gowns, while chaperones included prominent households. The event showcased exquisite floral decor and a formal supper at home, reflecting turn‑of‑the‑century social pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Samuil Carter
Cleidette Scott
Reed
Homelock
Mr. Joseph
Connally
Carter
Gms
Wilkes
Warm Springs
Stat Devernor
Teramour
Names of Local Figures Listed in Incomplete Record
A partial OCR shows a long list of individuals including Dean Stewart Rob Crumley Henry Franklin V Gude Arthur Clarke Bur ton Clarke Logan Clarke John Walden Bob Wood Hugh Adams Jack Stewart Bryant Grant Hallman Sims Henderson Hallman John Barry Lynne Werner R T Dorsey Frank Orme Harman Cox Richard Palmer Gena Ottley Ernest Ottley Tolman Williams Sanford Rust Rob Ryan Ed Peeples Shepard Bryan Br M Hoke Harry Hull Dr Stephen Barnett George Boynton Steve Brown Dr G Chambers Jim Dunlap Joe Dunlap Sam Slicer G Morrow Fulton Col
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Stewart
Rob Crumley
Henry Franklin
V. Gude
Arthur Clarke
Burton Clarke
Logan Clarke
John Walden
Bob Wood
Hugh Adams
Jack Stewart
Bryant Grant
Hallman Sims
Henderson Hallman
John Barry
Lynne Werner
R. T. Dorsey
Frank Orme
Harman Cox
Richard Palmer
Gena Ottley
Ernest Ottley
Tolman Williams
Sanford Rust
Rob Ryan
Ed Peeples
Shepard Bryan
Br. M. Hoke
Harry Hull
Stephen Barnett
Hospitality evening features burnt wood prizes and supper
A party with guest Miss Ethel Stewart of Hawkinsville awarded ladies a burnt wood picture frame and gentlemen a burnt wood ping pong racket as prizes. A consolation prize was also a burnt wood piece. A delicious supper closed the game, hosting guests including Miss Else Heath, Miss Neil O'Donnelly, Miss Mary D Woodward, Miss Bessie Woodward, Miss Lillian Rud dick, Miss Louise Norman, Miss Lou T Hook, Miss Ora Sue Mitchell, and several gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stewart
Hawkinsville
Else Heath
Neil O'Donnelly
Mary D. Woodward
Bessie Woodward
Lillian Ruddick
Louise Norman
Lou T
Social Gathers Honor Miss Law and Mil ler in Atlanta
Miss Law of Chicago visiting Miss Speer attended a small dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs S Y Tupper on West Peachtree with twelve guests. Sophie Thornbury hosted a reception for writer Joaquin Miller at Thornbury College with two hundred guests and a palm and carnation filled setting. A Young Ladies Bazaar was planned by the Second Baptist Church Mission Society at Miss Augusta Garrett's home on Washington Street featuring Christmas goodies and a musical program. Mr and Mrs John Tye entertained guests on Peachtree Street with crimson carnation table decor and a menu including venison and game from a hunting trip. Miss Mary Stewart and Beverly McIntosh Wall wed at Juniper Street in a ceremony for about sixty relatives and friends followed by a luncheon hosted by Mr Thomas Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Law
Bessie Law
Chicago
Janie Speer
S. Y. Tupper
West Peachtree
Miss Low
Evelyn Young
Janie Spee
Annise Coy
Eliza Carte
Jaynan Werner
John Little
Parker
Louisville
Rbianton Winship
Meador Goldsmith
Joaquin Milter
SSS
Sophie Thornbury
Thornbury College
Joaquin Miller
Miss Thornbury
Young Ladies’ Mission Society
Second Baptist Church
Augusta Garrett
Washington Street
Atlanta
John Tye
Peachtree Street
Frank Hawkins
Clark Howell
Fannie Lamar Rankin
Tye
Belden
Lamar Rankin
Henry Lumpkin
Helen Stewart
Mr. Stallings
Augusta
W. B. Fraser
Bessie
May Butler
Nashville
Florida
Ash
Henry €. Beach
Mississippi
W. P. King
New Orleans
Ida Willingham
Maude Fuller
Macon
Georg Dexter
Ridley
Lucy Law
May Wack
Virginia
Rosalie Howell
Welborn
Philadelphia
New York
John
John, ‘St. Glenn, of New York
Wilkinson
Warm Springs
Terrell
Charles
Davis
Ard
Johnson
Montgomery
Peachtree
Thomas Lane
Ellegant wedding details and bazaar success shared
The article describes a formal wedding with white Anne crepe dress trimmed in rose point lace, attendants in pale blue mull, and a lavish white and green decor. It lists families and guests, notes the bride as Archibald Stewart's daughter from Covington, and mentions Mr Wall of Augusta. It also covers a successful bazaar at Mrs. Robert Maddox’s home hosted by Old Fashioned Women, praising patronage, luncheon crowds, baskets, dolls, and a performance by One Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Stewart
King Stewart
Daisy
Estelle Stewart
Neilie Stewart
Miss Wall
Augusta
Misa Effel Mobley
Stallings
Archibald Stewart
Covington
Robert Maddox
Super
Boyd
Box
Atlanta
Reception Honors Mr Dean at St Philip's Sunday School
A reception for Baldwin Dean assistant rector at St Philip's Church will be held Thursday from 3 to 5 pm in the Sunday school rooms. Congregation members are invited to acknowledge his work as he prepares to leave for Greenville to serve as rector there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Baldwin Dean
Philips Church
Wrata
Ers
St. Philip's
Greenville
Episcopal Church
Postum Sours Dyspepsia Relief Claim by New York Reader
A New York reader recounts severe dyspepsia and headaches after coffee. After switching to Postum Food Coffee, symptoms subsided, appetite returned, and health improved, with no medicines taken since. The testimonial cites Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan, as the product source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mother
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Cuban Flavor Tobacco Breed Found in Texas
The Department of Agriculture reports soil surveys in east Texas have identified a soft type of tobacco leaf with qualities resembling Cuban tobacco. Two survey parties will study the area in January, with 15 to 20 acres grown under supervision to test commercial value before encouraging further Texas cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Soils
Texas
New York
Philadelphia
Burkhart Cure Promises Health Restored With 16 Day Trial
An advertisement touts Dr. Burkhart's Vegetable Compound as a cure for kidney liver and stomach ailments and malaria among others. A 16 day treatment is offered free. The page also lists local social notes and a bridge of upcoming events with names and places from Nashville to Atlanta and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Rosa F. Monmish
W. A Monnish
Coftepese
Peachtrra Street
Forrest Avenue
Holiday books for the young readers from Miller Co
Polly Pepper and Henry books by Alcott offered as wholesome reading for the young folks. A gift option from Jno. M. Miller Company located at 29 Marietta Street South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott
Polly Pepper
Henry
Jno. M. Miller Co
Marietta St
Shriners Plan First Ever Yaarab Pilgrimage to Chattanooga
More than 20 members of the Yaarab temple of the Mystic Shriners will travel to Chattanooga Friday to join Alhambra temple members for their ceremonial session. Potentate Forrest Adair arranged transport with Noble J. C. Beam. a five-coach train departs at 11:30 AM and arrives at 2:24 PM, with Atlanta party returning early Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaarab Templars
Chattanooga
Yaarab Temple
Mystic Shriners
Alhambré
Alhambra
Forrest Adair
Noble J. C. Beam
Southern Railway
Atlanta
City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Scott
Disses Anaise
Anne Louise Hawns
Sadie Morris
Belle
J- K. Ottley
Robert Davia
Hoke Smith
Samuel Veryman
W. Nixon
Edward Inman
F. Hawking
John Hil
Jennings
Tyre L. Jennings
Annie’ D. Howell
Mena
Adile Manly
College of Oratory
Boston
Uderwear
Lieves
Sarge
Acatters
St.Mark Church
First Methodist Church
St. Mark Wil
The
Presbyterian Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
T.H. Martin
Juniper Street
Atlanta Circle
King's Daughters and Sons
Austelt Building
Kindergartern Alumnae Club
Willette Allen
Peachtree’ Street
Elizabeth Ewing
Wesleyan
J. E. Butler
Porter King
Merritts Avenue
Women's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
W. J. Govan
Weat Fine Street
J. B. French
Jim. Muller
Indianapolis
W. T. Chandler
Emma Scott
Misa Kathleen Colley
Mary Wood Hill
Harry Canty
Virginia Emmons
Savannah
Lula.Kingsbery
Carrollton
Robinson
Capitol Avenue
Sidney L. Blackman
Misa Irene Hand
Pelham
Thomas FP. Hinman
Misa‘ Bula Lee Smith
Monroe
W. F. Prideau
Miss Shelby
Ferguson
Forester
Memphis
JuHn Belle Allen
Gleveland
Sam Weyman
Willard Nutting
Annie
Eppie Nutting
Sarah M. Marshall
South Georgeso
Daughters of the Confederacy of Decatur
Court House
Wlan Bs
Dorothy Dodd
Forsyth ST
Austell
DR Burkharts
Teeatnen
Sre ‘Chins
Dora Snyder
Thyme ‘Thyme Club
Park Avenue
Rosa Liebman
Louis Rosenberg
Isaac Liebman
Alan Rogers
Halycen
Tobhie Davis
Canada
Robert Gramling
Biskin- Cooper Sanitarium
Smith Pickett
Robert J. Lowery
L. Graham Crozier
Edward Brown
Francis Ovid ‘Spdin
Pharida
Grant
B. E. Wytie, Sr
Pennsylvania
Mildred Cehaniss
Washington City
Roberta Williams
Michael Davenport
3& Wallat
Whitehall
Geo. J. Johnson and
Chas. EL. Newman
Shriners
Jno. M. Miller
Iron Mountain
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
J. H. Rehlander
Trav. Pass. Agt
West Ninth Street
Tenn
Aulius R. Watts & CO
Wjewelers
Whitehall St
Nathan's Home Bakery
Peachtree St
Garner
Auburn Vets
Sam
Alker
Jeading Art Store
South
Charles W. Crankshaw
Dissiana Motthaat and Jewelsr
Whitehall Street
Atlas
York
BE. Sainst
Dia i
Sured
Jack Norraed
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