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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1909

Page

32

Social Life in Macon Highlights Local Teas and Events

Macon hosted two notable Monday parties with Mrs W Hicks welcoming Lilian Gregers of Buffalo and Mrs William Checkley Shaw entertaining Maud Clar of California. D.A.R. chapters met in new club rooms, while social happenings included a wedding-tour guests dinner, Bridge and Embroidery Clubs, a large Wednesday bridge party with Japanese souvenirs, and multiple visits among local families.

Macon W. Hicks Mise Lilian-Gregers Buffalo William Checkley Shaw Maurice D. Clar California Shaw Willian Checkley Shaw Anne Shaw Jeanne Wheox Eugene Stetson Daughters of the American Revolution Boor T. C. Parks Na_thaniel Mecon James N. Talley Mary Hammond Emery Winship Drises Vinewide Domino Club

Americus Society Briefs Highlight Week’s Social Scene

In Americus the week featured Mrs. Charles A Fricker hosting a Windsor Hotel afternoon musicale with about one hundred socially dressed women. Visitors included Miss Lucile McCloskey and Mrs. William E Hinkle of Bardstown Kentucky and Miss May Hodgson of Athens. Guests and locals lingered through luncheons and tower entertainments, with many friends arriving from nearby towns and a few returning home after visits with notable figures such as Congressmen Dudley M Hughes.

Americus Svén Harles A. Fricker Windsor Hotel Palma Plata Lucile McCloskey William E Hinkle Bardstown Krs Ray J. Wakefield Americus 14 May Hodgson Athens Sire Frank Fartold Atlanta Dudley M Hughes Danvine Fort Highes Congress Carline Pinkston Albany J. A. Pinkston Hugn @rice Hinton Norfolk Montine Sanders Mattie Stan- Mela Ming Linda McLoughlin SA Sexan Mies Amzie Daniel Srlandship Fer Sleter Mira T M. Everett College Street

Euchre party at Oglethorpe organized by Jewiss La Mex Zacisty

Nearly sixty guests attended the Tuesday afternoon event in Brunswick with prizes including a cut glass compote and sugar shell. Other society notes mention Mrs. ER Conant hosting Thallans, the Six-Hand Fhichra Club meeting at C. B Conyers, and a Bay View play by the Wednesday Morning Circle with cast names listed.

Oglethorpe Ga Alice Clay R. H B. Hopkins Arthur Mitchelson W. A. Finces Thallans ER. Conant Miss Conant Boston C. B Conyers Oglethorpe Bay View RB. Tuprer Harry Dunwoodh W. c Hier Miss Butts

Waycross Social Notes Update From Local Visits

Waycross residents list visiting relatives and friends across Georgia and beyond. Mrs J C Robertson of Macon guests, Mrs M A Andrews on Jane Street with family, Miss Raith Lot travels to Valdosta, Thelma Bao and Miss Mades Chapman in town, Mrs Blaine hosts relatives from New Haven, Mr Dan T Bifo and others visiting, Miss Marlow of Jacksonville seen with Mrs J M Fooperman, various travels noted.

Taluiewia Res Talbotton J. C. Robertson Macon M.A. Andrews Jane Street Valdosta Mades Champman New Haven Connara Blaine Ales Beanove’ Jr Mexico Waveroey Dan T Bfbo Tiathver Thomagrt Marlow Jacksonville Ting J. M Feeperman

Local Social Notes from Tifton Georgia and Nearby

In Tifton and nearby areas news of visits and guests flows. Mr and Mrs J P Short Sr and Mrs Hardin McCraw hosted Bennie Delle of Gardis Mississippi and other guests of Mr and Mrs J S Taylor. Mrs M E B Walker of Atlanta visits Mrs J E Johnson on Central Avenue. Guemte Robinson of Montezuma leaves after staying with Mrs L P Greer. Mrs G F Alford and little Bennie Watkins of Sylvester join Mrs G L Greer and Miss Mamie Duspen. The United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs J A Hudson's Thursday with a historical program on Robert E Lee and related business.

J. P. Short Hardin McCraw Bennie Delle Gardis Migs J. 3 Taylor M EB. Walker Atlanta J. E. Johnson Central Avenue Guemte Robinson Montezuma

Mingledort couple to relocate to Savannah region

Dr and Mrs J L Mingledort plan to move to Savannah where they will reside in the future. Dr Mingledort has practiced dentistry here for several years, partnering with his brother Dr O G Mingledort. Mrs F L N Watking leaves for Atlanta to visit family before Louisville departure. Mr S T Cardell and family will settle in Atlanta. Rev Allan Fort attended an Atlanta marriage. Mrs J H Thurston of Jackson visited here last week. Mrs J K Begi and daughter Ruby Besi visited Forsyth. Mrs A J Toole entertained with bridge for Miss McGritl of Hawkinsville.

Dublin J. L. Mingledort Savannah Mingledort O. G. Mingledort FL N Watking Atlanta W. W Landrum Louisville Landem W. L. W Wiliams J. A. Mathis Hag Pembroke George © Thorrpaon Thas Guyton J. H. Thurston Jackson Apant JK. Begi Ruby Besil Forsyth Aire Rol Milter Amenta Bary Lou Morgan Mecon A. J. Toole

Social Gatherings Honor Guests in Statesboro and East Bratesboro

In Statesboro Georgia Perry Kennedy entertained Friday afternoon for Miss Gusaie Lou Walker of Valdosta. Hostesses Miss Nellise Filthams of Adelalie and Misses Wiley Yens hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering with Delign t dal refreshments and games. Attendees included Miss Janis Beatley Miss Hene Ardes Miss Pearl Holland Miss Georgia Bitch Miss Lottie Perrik Miss Oulde Williams Miss Bullie McDougald Miss Emma McCoy Miss Ane Johnston Miss Edna Brannen Miss Nannie Simmons Miss Lucie Bliton Miss Nicey Jones Miss Nannie Jones Miss Nina Jones Miss Nelle Williams. Maud Brannen hosted an evening at her East Bratesboro home with guests. Bessie McCoy entertained Rubye Mobley of Waynesboro Lucile Exley of Savannah and Georgia Kedfer of.

Statesboro Perry Kennedy Lonor Gusaie Lou Walker Valdosta G C Dougherty Nellise Adabelie Wi- Yens Delign Janis Beatley Miaphene Ardes Pearl Holland Georgia Bitch Mian Lottie Perriak Oulde Williams Misa Bullie McDougald Emma McCoy Ane Johnston Edna Brannen Nannie Simmons Lucie Bliton Mise Nicey Jones Misa Nannie Jones Ming Nina Jones Nelle Wiliams Misa Maud Brannen East Bratesboro Bessie McCoy Hes Rubye Mobley Waynesboro Lucile Exley Savannah Georgia Kedfer

Orpheus Club Meeting in Columbus Hears Mendelssohn

Society notes from Columbus Georgia report an Orpheus Club program titled An Hear With Mendelsone at the public library. Also notes weddings visits club oysters and social visits including Miss Mary Leah Xerman’s marriage to Edward T. Albritson in Andalusia Alabama.

Columbus Pebruary Orpheus Club Pyubic Library Mendelssone Mary Leah Xerman Edward T. Albritson Andalusia Als Prides Payanta J. P. Norman I.th McKirsy First Presbysterian Church Misa Abe Anna Davos Atlanta Rhodes Browne Fike Club Missy Abee Garth Huntsville Ata Mise Mary Farieb L. C. Fisher Atlante Johanne Lange Theodore Petriars Atanta Annie Chandier Montgomery John ‘Mitchell Z. Smith North Highlands Simon Weill Montgomery, Ale M. Gernon Second Avenue Ogiethorme Fternoon Spencer

Local Social Notes From Greensboro Georgia

Mrs Elizabeth Harris of Sparta visits Miss Malla rk. Mrs Grier Corry and Mrs John Cor Fy depart for Augusta for several days. Miss Eleanor Bratch returns from Athens with T P Vincent. Miss Georgia Boswell of Penfield stays with Miss Anns Lewis. Miss Leila Jernigan visits Crawfordville host L P Jernigan. Nelle Watt and Hate Evans spend several days in Woodville. Celeste Park departs for Athens. Jule Copelan returns from Macon. Mr and Mrs J Thurston Crawford and Crawford Jr back from a month with Carroll in Augusta Susva

Greensboro Elizabeth Harris Sparta Mallark Grier Corry John Cor Augusta Eleanor Bratch T. P. Vincent Athens Georgia Boswell Penfield Anns Lewis Wednes Leila Jernigan Crawfordville L. P. Jernigan Nelle Watt Hate Evans Severas Deya Woodville Misa Celeste Park Lixy Flematog Mies Jule Copelan Macon J. Thurston Crawford Thurston Crawford, Jr Fre. Carroll Aur Suzta

Miss Loder Thomaston Visits Atlanta After Carrollton Dance

Carrollton notes report Miss Loder Thomaston left Tuesday for Atlanta for several weeks, with a dance at the armory Wednesday described as delightful. General L W Harris attended a funeral in Atlanta. Miss Ella Perryman of Heflin arrived Thursday night as guest of Miss Tucker Harrie. Mrs Snead hosted a United Daughters of the Confederacy event with assistors, raising £28 for a Confederate monument, the first in a series of entertainments.

Mise Mae Cnemazeon Car Atlanta the Armory Mies Loder Thomaston Atlante L. W. Harris Anta Rutan T. Dorsey Ella. Perryman Hefin Alda Tucke Harrie HK. Snead United Daughters of the Confederacy Beasttl

Young Men's Christian Association Hosts Evening for Working Girls

Athens GA reports a desientn dining for a day in honor of city workers. More than ninety young ladies attended with guests including Sinton and Mrs. J B Bradverry. Mrs. Means hosted at Muei Mire and Mrs. Ellen Foster of Macon visited. Hudgins and Miss Hudgins from Gainesville cared for Miss Grace Troutman. Debois leaves to visit Mrs. Campbell Avery in Pensacola. Leila Weerone attended a dance at Harwell Hall and Mins Biseis Laustret hosted Miss Rambo of Bluffton.

Sinton Bradverry A.M. Burch WT. Means Muei Mire Chandlér Les Maron Ellen Foster Macon Hudgins Hinnabeth Hudgins Gainesville Grace Troutman Mattie Wilson Debois J. Campbell Avery Fenascola Joses Carson Commerce Leila Weerone Young Harawe Hall Mins Biseis Laustret Rambo Bluffton

Local Social Notes From Montezuma and Andersonville Ga

Montezuma and Andersonville social items note visitors and gatherings. Mrs Walter Haggerty hosts at Mrs Bettie Hermon and the De Vaughn home with tea and a large group of friends. Guests include Mrs C E Reid Miss Emmie Chambers and others. Guttan and family visit Hawkinville relation and a resident returns from a Florida trip. Major Mauldin of Anaphatoe is mentioned in relation to national civic events.

Walter Haggerty Nenola Bettie Hermon Carl DeVaughn McLenton DeVaughn C. E. Reid Mim Portter Ar Motadl Carl DeVeughn T. R. McKenzie Eowin M. McKensie Aml Shaden O'Ria Rhreanittun Felton

Society Notes Show Decatur Gathers and Travels

Society items from Decatur list visits and returns of locals to New Orleans Athens Birmingham and New York. Names include Stephen A Ryan and Miss Bait Ryan, Mrs. H D Pace, Mrs. W E Elkin, Miss Mary Reynolds, Miss Kate Anstey, Miss Maria Evans, and many clubs and hostesses in Decatur. Several residents plan bridge outings and hospitalities at Clearwater Jacksonville and on North Jackson Street.

Civic League Decatur Woman's Club McKelway Donnell Florence Bennett Lewis Pratt New Orleans Kate Anstey Aurusia George B. Scott Bitton Scote Clearwater Fia Lawrence Everhart Canvay Segcent Elkin-Goldsmith Sanitarium

The Perfect Extracts Blue Ribbon Jemon and Vanilla

The Perfect Extracts markets Blue Ribbon Jemon and vanilla as products made from real fruits and guaranteed under all Pure Pood Laws to be absolutely pure.

Local nuptials and community notes from Swainsboro

Swainsboro GA reports a Wednesday marriage at the bride’s parents home. Miss Mamie Lois Dannerty wed Mr. Benjamin P. Walker of Dubin. An Atlanta Tuesday wedding saw Miss Bomar marry Mr. Hubert Dixon and plan to reside in Adrian. News covers local visits, new teacher Miss Carrie Knowles, and successors at the high school.

J. M. Dewherry Mamie Lois Dannerty Benjamin P. Walker Dubin Atlanta Hubert Dixon Adrian Miss Bomar J. B. Bpence Heap W.R. Net Mima Hihel Addison Carrie Knowles Imprena Maron Mies Knowes Swatartore Ian W. E. Clark Hay Ganrayne Minsida Durden Gommit Brisas McLemore John Bickemore Ter

Inauguration March Fourth Reduced Rail Tickets Offered

In anticipation of the Presidential inauguration on March Fourth, Boulmers Railway announces reduced fares. Tickets from ai ita to gteany valid through March 2 with special one way and return rates. Details list fares for adults and children, with information available from Roadwar Max Fredman, District Pome fale ASSAN, r District Hommase.

Ammtutian Boulmers Ai Ita Gteany Saertusis Furniahed Ruadwr Max Fredman Pome Fale Assan Hommase

Eke One Time You''re Better Marge Hrobert

A clipped note references Marge Hrobert and a preference for the name EKE once used. The brief item hints at a preference shift or a corrected attribution without further context or dates.

Marge Hrobart

Local Social Notes from Commerce and Nearby Towns

Commerce Georgia reports social visits and guests includes Mre Wayne McWhirler with friends from Gainesville Mrs J D Hill and daughter of Homer were hosted this week by Mrs C A Meeks. Misses Blanche and Julia Harrison are in Atlanta. Rucker Mason returned from a visit to Mayaville. Beesja Hadman returned from Jemeraon as guest of Miss Lilien Brock. Lampkin of the public schools visited Athens last Sunday. Will Carson returned from Jefferson visiting Mrs A C Brown. May Brooks of Colbert was a guest here this week. Agnes O Connor visited Athens last week. Fannie Hoyt Spear of Lowndesville South Carolina is here guest of Mrs J T Guifian. Mrs W T Trowman is with friends at Oslerfield.

Lewis Thurwoay T. O. Cheetney Percy Chestney Briggs Cin Miya Rasiter Collins Holsard Maude Thomas Columbus Tracy Baxter Frank B Weat Appleton Collins Macon Anderson-Wilson Atlanta Cifford Anderson Joan J. McKay Arbstt Neill Teel Aiea Marie Hazen Knoxville Mixa Mary Lou Anzley Meg Burke Laura Hi Noble Philadelphia Mears Crury Malone John Reid Nellie Kiser Stewart Atlante Emily Groover Erin O'Neal Rome O'Neal Thomas J. Stewart Milas Martha Ie Hams Lorraine Horace D. Adams LaGrange Mire Young Gresham Ruth Hardeman Marmaduke Blackshear Kathleen Eock Dublin J. G Parks Dawson Jane Allen Allen Chapps Homer George Decatur John Darby Ahbyre H A. Darby Mattie Boykin Bessie Titt College Maria Evans Waynnaboro Birs Ruth Pattila Wayne McWhirler Gainesville J. D. Hill Homer C. A. Meeks Minses Blanche Julia Harrison Rucker Mason Mayaville Mies Beesja Hadman Hex Jemeraon Lilien Brock Miss Lampkin Athens Willé Carson Jefferson A.'C. Brown May Brooks Colbert Mias Agnes O'Connor Fannie Hoyt Spear Lowndes Jrile 5. C J.T. Guifian Aira W. T. Troimona Oslerfield

Douglas GA social notes and obituaries roundup

Douglas GA social notes recount a death in Auguate prompting Mr and Mrs D Anlinac to return. Mrs John Barnes visits Nashville while Miss Maynard of Abberille stays with Mrs Kuhl. Katherine Holtzendorph travels to Jacksonville to see an aunt. Local gatherings include card party hosted by Mr and Mrs J Hetten and a dance for unmarried set. City Improvement Club and Young Matrons meet. Miss Minnie McCormick takes a teaching post. Mrs Turner hosts Presbyterian church members.

D'anlinac D'Antignacs John Barnes Leonard Tort Mra. Gunner City Improvement Club Fisture Whipple Minnie McCormick Mires Turner Presbyterian Church Ward Street

Shady Dale residents share visits and social notes

Mrs Mamie Speatis and Florinee Win returned from a stay with relatives in Trl as Mrs Jake Thompson inviting guests into her new home at The Cake. Miss Mabel Davidson hosted Chips Thompson and others, while Miss Martha Baldwin visited Affgenton. Louise and Kate Atkenhays returned from Allenton. Mr and Mrs T Tucker toured Florilla. A local manicure parlor at the Piedmont Hotel advertises reduced ladies prices including shampoo and massage.

Mamie Speatis Florinee Jake Thompson Wit Mabel Davidson Chips Thompson Martha Baldwin Affgenton Louise Kate Atkenhays Allenton

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