Maids of Honor to Wear Court Costume at Carnival
Charleston plans reveal young women as maids of honor to the queen, wearing regulation court costumes with white gowns and veils. The carnival opens February 19 with a floral parade at 11, the queen’s reception at 2, and a royal procession at 8. A grand court tableaux will showcase the queen and her attendants in brilliant attire amid a series of events through February 21.
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Charleston
Gibron
Howart Arteston
Anidrew
Mrs Steele Hosts Luncheon For Julia Porter Debutante
Mrs A B Steele entertained about sixty guests in compliment to Miss Julia Porter, a prominent Genson debutante. The home was festooned with palms and cut flowers, Agnes Raoul led the punch, Julian Taylor the coffee, and guests wore elegant gowns in blue, coral, and sapphire tones. Frances Johnson stood out among the visiting young ladies.
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Miss Porter
Julia Porter
Huguenin
Roline Clark
Mary Connally
Agnes Raoul
Box party for Miss Huguenin hosted by Dr Siler
Miss Huguenin will be the guest of honor at a Friday evening box party by Dr. Siler in Fort McPherson. Also attending are Mrs. T. D. Meader, Miss Taylor, Dr. William Owens, and Dr. Hubbard.
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Julia Bellingrath
Nell Forsythe
Joe Broughton
A M. Smith
J. W. Awtry
Robert Jarrell
Frank Strickland
Ler G. Broughton
Boride
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Raleigh
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Gordon Kiser
Augusta
Adelaide Howell
Beane
Conminus. Ga
Frank Inmay
B.C. Belseon
Florence Jackaen
Hareta
Fitter
Chicago
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Enteh
Inée Jenkin
Germas
Kimball
May Woalter
New York
T. Cary
John C. Diehl
Olin C. Deihl, Jr
Ch ® Botenour
A. F. Hollig
Montgomery
Atlanta
Mabel Tavelace
Joseph Rhodes
Los Angeles
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J. A. Perdue
Dames Gotimer
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Presbyterian, Association
New West End Presbyterian Mange
Four O Clock Tea and Social Gatherings Featured Week
Ny W O Jones and Miss Jones host a four o clock tea for guest Mrs Hellman with about 150 invited, a premier social event. Mrs Tilton plans a luncheon at the Aragon on Wednesday for Mrs Schley, with many notables attending including Mrs Nunnally, Mrs Smythe, Miss Scoville, and Mrs Healey. Miss Susan Calhoun hosts a dinner for Miss Huguenin with a charming guest list including Miss Taylor and Mr Bacon among others. The Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary announces its regular sale at 2 Cooper Street at 3 p.m. and will hold a full attendance event.
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Miss Jones
McLane Tilte
Aragon
Mra. Schley
Captain Schley
Fort McPherson
Amon
Schley
James Nunnally
Wiam Smythe
L. W. Scoville
T. D. Meador
Murdoch Walker
Robert Alston
Hilza Scovilie
Charles Healey
Haroldson Bleckley
James Hickey
Mary
Huguenin
Susan Calhoun
Sulla Huguenin
Macon
Sutla Taylor
Rebecca Racon
Annie Fitten
Sugenia Oglesby
Frank Orie
Thomas Glenn
Wills Bacon
Hugh Adams
Richard Bell
Bates Block
Behre
Cooper Street
Local notices and society notes fragment
Community meetings and social events populate a fragmented report from Waycross, Hawkinsville and surrounding areas. Notices include women’s auxiliaries, executive committee gatherings, marriage announcements, visits, entertainments, and local society chatter across multiple Georgia towns.
Gauls Sacred Cantata Impresses at First Presbyterian
An artistic rendition of Gaul's sacred cantata drew a full church in Atlanta for a repeated Sunday performance. Miss Emma Manty as organist, Mgr. J. W. Marshbank directing and soloists including Miss Lilian Clark and Miss Birdie Steward delivered a polished, varied program with notable beauty and finish.
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Manty
Mgr. J.W. Marshbank
Ejngers
Atlanta
Lilian Clark
Birdie Steward
T. H. Wingfield
M. Cawthon
J. M. Cooper
R. W. Steinhagen
S. Lane
J. H. Mullin
The Old Homestead at Grand and More in Atlanta
Theatre listings note multiple acts visiting Atlanta this season. The Old Homestead opens at the Grand tonight and Thursday with elaborate sets, including the farm home and Grace Church by moonlight. Kathryn Kidder stars as Molly Pitcher in a production praised for its humor and a featured Monmouth battle scene. Also on stage is Where the Laugh Comes In at the Columbia for Friday through Saturday with wholesome, modern comedy. Ticket sales start Thursday at Miller's with prices 1c to 30c, and 2c to 2c for the Saturday matinee.
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Grace Church
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Atathryn Kidder
Molly
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Monmouth
Miss Kidener
Washington
Molly Pitcher
Columbia Theater
Kathryn Kidder
Glen McDonough
Molly Fitcher
St. Sale
Police Weigh Coal Wagons At City Dealers Docketed
Acting Captain Abbott reported a moonlight stakeout to catch short weighted coal wagons. Five cases arose against Kelley Coal and Ice Co J W Wills & Co H Dieinert and Randall Bros with warrants for violations. Officers found several wagons weighed without proper certificates and short weights of coal in multiple consignments.
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Moon
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Kelley Coal and Ice Company
City
Vella
J. W. Wills, & Co
Jones
H. Dieinert
Moss
Rs. M. Truitt
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