Augusta Social Life Highlights Social Parties and Birthdays
Mrs. Boykin Wright hosted auction bridge for Mrs. J. H. Pardee of New York at The Hill with hyacinths and narcissus filling the rooms. Myre Af ferdwick Jackson won the high score silver cup. Mrs. Louis Dugas won the linen card table set. Mrs. James Paul Verdery drew the consolation. Mrs. Pardee received a tapestry bag. Luncheon followed. Other events include Katherine Glander’s bridge party for guests from Montgomery and Mobile. Miss Genevieve Walsh visiting as vice regent. receipts at Knights of Columbus and St Patrick’s Hall. Dr. C J Schofield spoke on the Bible. Liliputian wedding planned at Mary Warren Home fundraiser. numerous bridge and dance events at North Augusta, Hampton Terrace, and Partridge Inn benefiting local charities. Charlie Estes celebrated 96th birthday. Philatheas and Baracas hosted a tacky party at C E Skelton’s home. a large dansant at the Country Club. Miss Marjorie Inney hosted luncheon for Ellen Thomas and Constance Barnes. a forty-table bridge at the Partridge Inn raised funds for Boys’ Home. a children's dance at Hampton Terrace for Mary Warren Home. Sibley Mill Settlement held a birthday party at 1922 Pearl Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Boykin Wright
J. H. Pardee
New York
Myre
A.fferdwick Jackson
Louis Dugas
James Paul Verdery
Katherine Glander
Mitchell
Montrol
Thomas
Mobile
Susie Hutt
Taylor Hutt
Isabelle
Genevieve Walsh
Ithica
N. Y
National Society
Daughters
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick's Hall
C. J. Schofield
Schofield Bible
Schofield
Henry Crowell
Armory
Mary Warren
C. A. Rowland
A. HH. McDaniel
North Augusta
Hampton Terrace
Charlies Estes
Philatheas
Baracas
Woodlawn Baptist Church
C. E. Skelton
J. K. Holmes
M. M. Parish
Mir. Cason Smith
Marjorie Inney
Country Club
Ellen Thomas
Constance Barnes
Partridge Inn
Hampton Terrace Hotel
Sibley Mill Settlement
Ofelock
Pearl Avenue
Musical events in Rome boost St Peter's benefit tea
A Thursday in Rome featured a Cherokee hotel musical program organized by Dr. Pfitzner of Shorter college as a benefit tea for St Peter's energy. Shorter students performed, followed by a social tea hosted by the Altar guild. Mrs. Fil. M. Saumenig, Rev. G A Nunnally, and local families hosted guests at social events, bridge parties, and dinners as the community welcomed new rectorates and planned church and school activities through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Hotel
Pfitzner
Shorter College
St Peter's
Altar Guild
Germany
Linxsd Cameron
En Proctor
T. Y. Isipscomb
Lula Warner
Alicia Printup
Gordon Tight
Hillard Spaulding
Atlanta
St. Peter's Church
Rome
Tey
Fil. M. Saumenig
J. D. McCartney
Bridge
William Price Fishback
Charles D. Wood
EB. L. Brown
Gadsden
Marian Reynolds
Annie Taylor
Demopols
Ala
Hugh Reynolds
G. A. Nunnally
Woman's Club Holds Bi Monthly Meeting in Rockmart
In Rockmart Georgia the Woman's club held its bi monthly meeting with Mrs George Dansby managing a busy afternoon devoted to business. The club launched a civic service week campaign featuring food drives and material for string and summer work. Miss Mattie Carlton was noted as a charming participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.nd
George Dansby
Mattie Carlton
Social entertainments in Eatonton with Five Hundred games
Mrs Frank Spivey hosted a Five Hundred gathering with three tables and a gold bracelet prize won by Mrs John P D Turner. Miss May Thomason of Madison and Miss Grace Vardeman of Sparta attended. Nina Julia Wingfield hosted a reception with about 150 guests and the Wingfield party later hosted Sixteen Five Hundred in the evening with six tables. prizes went to Mrs Brevard Nisbet and Mr Cape Walker. Monday evening Miss Alford and Dr Walker Lewis of Columbia were married at the bride’s parents’ home. Rev S Ok England officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spivey
John PD. Turner
May Thomason
Madison
Grace Vardeman
Sparta
Frances Terrell Wingfield
Nina Julia Wingfield
Flournoy Middlebrooks
Terrell Wingfeid
James Nisbet
Martha Gardner
Louise Nelson
Chicago
Agnes Leverette
Lhvevard Nisbet
Miss Wingfield
Missy Thomason
Brevard Nisbet
Cape Walker
Missa Alford
Walker Lewis
Columbia
S. C
Allen Alford
Rev
S Ok
England
Southern Smilax and Carnations Grace Wedding Bower
The ceremony featured a bower of white and green as the bridal couple stood beneath. Miss Sara Lawr ence served as maid of honor and Mr. Sydney Wheeler as best man. A two course supper followed and ices were served in bride roses. The couple will reside in Columbia South Carolina after leaving for the new home. Out of town guests included Wilbur Spivey Roy Alford Mrs Little and Mrs Hugh Chaffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saro Lawrence
Hoor
Sydney Wheeler
Lewis
Columbia
S. C
Wilbur Spivey
Phoenix
Roy Alford
Milledgeville
Little
Hugh Chaffin
Monroe
Community Club Activities In LaGrange Florida?
Mrs. Austin Cook hosted Eighty-four club members on Tuesday afternoon in LaGrange. Attendees included Miss Gussie Bruce Louise Dallis Mesdames Claude Weaver R L Christopher R J Willis Jr Paul Filgeth and Robert Burks Also Twentieth Century club hosted by Mrs Arthur Mallory with attendees listed including Miss Kittie Willis Alice Burks Martha Ware Husa beth Alexander Mabel Edmndson Kittie Seay and others A Rally day meeting of the La Grange Baracas drew ninety three men A birthday party for Miss Sarah Segreast followed by games A reception by the Woman's club opening the LaGrange restroom featured a charter grant and a long list of hostesses and servers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Cook
Gussie Bruce
Louise Dallis
Beth Alexander
Mabel Edmndson
Kittie Seay
D. White
B. R._ Bradfield, Jr
E. T. Moon
James Handley
Emmett Morgan
Henry Milam
R. O'Neal
Lewis Willis
Sanford
R. H. Blalock
Ruth Slack
la~ Grange Baraca
Local Society Notes Highlight Gainesville Club Visits
Tuesday afternoon in Gainesville the Young Matrons Sewing Club gathered at Mrs. Luther Roberta’s Green Street home with floral surroundings and guests including Mrs. H. L. Quillian and Mrs. J. A. Mershon. The William Candler chapter of the RD A met at Mrs. C. Sanders’s Main Street home with narcissi decor. Bridge club hosted by Misses Houlse and Jane Jackson on Academy Street featured members such as Mrs. D. W. Anderson and Mrs. W. A. Carlisle. Further gatherings included Mrs. J. T. Telford hosting at Main Street and other guests from Griffin and Birmingham noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Roberta
Green Street Circle
Ascension
Roberta
H.l Quillian
J. A. Mershon
J. C. H. Walpole
Ross‘ McConnall
Cc. A. Rudolph
Edwin Smith
W.c. Thomas
Byron Mitchell
Lottia Smith
Nell Munphey
J. M. Fray
Billy Fray
Birmingham
R. B. Green
J. J. Flynt
Jack Flynt
Griffin
Banks
William Candle
W. A. Carlisle
George Williamson
Robert Sanders
Ageast Geiger
Dave White
H. Slack
Louie Smith
Mirabeth Green
Jessica Eal
J. T. Telford Pee Hoare
Main Street
Sarah Hors
Wedding of Anna Hall to Joe Coleman at Devereaux Methodist
In Devereaux Ga a wedding at the Methodist church united Miss Anna Hall and Mr Joe Coleman. The ceremony featured music by Mrs Luther Moate and Miss Elizabeth Coleman. The bride wore a blue gown with black velvet hat and received many gifts. They departed for Florida and will reside with Mrs Ellen Coleman upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devereaux
Anna Hall
Joe Coleman
Methodist Church
Luther B. Moote
Mendelssohn
Luther B. Moate
Elizabeth Coleman
Josephine Robinson
Milledgeville
M. K. Pattillo
Evelyn Broach
Pattillo
Florida
Ellen Coleman
Wright Scott wedding ties Devereaux and Scott
Miss Vera Wright and Dr. Wil bur Monte Scott wed quietly at the bride’s Easton Maryland home on a Wednesday morning. After a sunrise ceremony and breakfast the couple sailed to Savannah then Devereaux to reside with Mr Carolyn G Moate.
Local Social Notes Highlight Atha neum Club and Sewing Gatherings
Mrs. W C Dean hosted a refined Atha neum Club meeting in a colonial home with blooming plants. Mrs Erastus Roberts hosted the Young Matrons Sewing Club. Mrs John Dobbs presided over another sewing group with refreshments. Invitations go out to Beulah Pascal and L eeee ng wedding in Atlanta next week. Valentine affair teased as winter’s social peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Dean
Athaneum Club
Orrin Roberts
4. C. Kelly
Erastus Roberts
Beulah Pascal
Eeee Eng
Atlanta
John Dobbs
Valentine
Mrs Oscar Gower to Host Ladies’ Afternoon Tea
Mrs Oscar Gower plans a Friday afternoon tea at her bungalow inviting 125 ladies. Earlier hostesses Mesdames J W Butts and Mell Warne hosted a delightful Friday event for the guest of honor Mrs Nova Starr Wayne of Savannah. Activities included seven tables of five hundred and a subsequent Selicious luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gower
Mesdames
J. W. Butts
Mell Warne
Nova Starr Wayne
Savannah
EB. A. Caldwell
Wayne
Jasper Turner
Shorter College Notes Recap Of Saturday Reception
Saturday evening the sophomores hosted the seniors in the newly furnished sophomore room with punch served by Irene Shaw Alice Moore and Evelyn Russell. Visitors Willie Young field secretary of the YWCA south Atlantic section and Evie Campbell corresponding secretary of the Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia visited. A Dunaway Concert Company program titled the Lady of the Decoration was presented. Debaters for inter society commencement debates were chosen: Rebecca Clark Wilda Wardman Elise Bass and Veda Jacobs representing the Polymnian and Hynomian societies. The event anchors the forthcoming commencement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punch
Irene Shaw
Alice Moore
Evelyn Russell
Willie ‘Young
South Atlantic
Shorter
Evie Campbell
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia
Ethel Stephens
the _Dunaway Concert Company
Midsel Rebecca Clark
Moultrie
Misa Wilda Wardman
Commerce
Polymnian Literary Society
Elise Bass
Memphis
Veda Jacobs
Alabama
Hynomian Society
Oxford Ladies, Club Meeting and Socials in The Cotton Patch
Oxford observers note a Reviewers' club gathering at Miss Emily Melton's The Cotton Patch with papers on Dora and Agnes and contrasts of Sir Walter Scott and Charles Dickens. A neighborhood party featured Welsh rarebit, candy, and verse for a wounded heart. Other social events include rock Thursday at The Bulldog with tea and sandwiches and a revival at Allen Memorial church led by Rev. Marvin Whilharms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Melton
Cotton Patch
Annie Dickey
Dora
Agnes
David Copperfield
Sir Walter Scott
Charles Dickens
Palmer Institute
Robert Stokes
Anmory
Moultrie
Wesleyan
Randolph-Macon
LaGrange
Annie Sue Bonnell
Heith MacNonald
Mary Starr
Katherine Magath
Virginia
Eidith MacDonald
Rock
Haygood Evans
Maurice Peter
Edith MacDonald
O. F. Starr
Atlanta
Gilesta
Linton Starr
J. M. Bonnell
J. B. Peebles
Peebles
Petersburg
Marvin Whilharms
Lithonia
Allen ‘Memorial Church
Canvers
Normal School Notes Chronicle Student Activities
The Athletic Association hosted a delightful reception for students and faculty on January 30. January vesper featured Miss Louie Lane sharing insights from her east Athens settlement school. The Metropolitan Quartet gave a Lyceum program in the chapel. Dr. W. W. Memminger spoke at chapel about The Mob, while President Pound visited Atlanta for business. W. G. U. programs, mission study classes, and immigration topics noted. Extension agent duties assigned to Mrs. Ira W. Polhill. Roberta Hodgson spent weekend in Wacoochee valley. Sovella Wright began industrial course. Dr. John Mell to address the Georgia club on The Country Church and Country Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Association
The
State Normal School
Misa
Louie Lane
Miss Lane
East Athens
Metropolitan Quartet
Lyceum
W. W. Memminger
All Saints’ Church of Atlanta
Chapel
Drama League
University and Normal School
Michael
W. Gtft. U
C. ©. Jarrell
First Methodiat Church of
Athens
Ira W. Polhill
Alabama Normal School
Roberta Hodgson
Wacoochee Valley
Mies
Sovella Wright
Santee
John Mell
Georgia Club
Country Church
Spe cial So. Female College Weekend Notices in LaGrange
Miss Zana Hunt stayed in Decatur over the weekend. Miss Lucy Adams visited Atlanta with her brother. Lewis Bender, Carter and others were visitors at the Southern Sunday. Lucile and Monica Pennington visited Auburn, Alabama with Miss Louise Knapp. Frances Cleveland and Nancy Lo Shank returned home to Hogansville for the weekend. Sue Vaughan joined Ruth Carlin at the college Saturday. Blanche Cousar visited Mrs. V. F. E. O Neal. Robbie Cleveland stayed at home for the weekend. Ethel Brawner visited her aunt Mobell. Ruth Carlin traveled to Atlanta Wednesday for her cousin Rosa Brinkley’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Zana Hunt
Decatur
Lucy Adams
Atlanta
Lewis Bender
Carter
Lucile
Monica Pennington
Louise Knapp
Auburn
Ala
Frances Cleveland
Nancy Lo Shank
Hogansville
Sue Vaughan
Sues Ruth Carlin
Blanche Cousar
V. FE
O’neal
Robbie Cleveland
Ethel Brawner
Miss. Mobell
Ruth Carlin
Rosa Brinkley
Miss Martha Green to Wed at Newnan at Noon
Newnan Ga notes list Miss Martha Green as bride to be Mr Jernigan with a Wednesday noon ceremony. Guests include Annie Gootwyn Evlyn Wright Mary Moore Marion Bryant Dorothy Cole Florence Dent Bessie Dent Florence Walker and Mesdames William Coppock and L Fowler. Guests to dances follow on Saturday and Monday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Green
Mr. Jernigan
Annie Gootwyn
Evlyn Wright
Mary. Moore
Marion
Bryant
Dorothy Cole
Florence
Bessie Dent
Florine Walker
William Coppock
Lutie Warlick
S. L. Fowler
Jackson Ea
Fruit Cape
Frappe
W. C. Einnsard
Louise Atkinson
Flien. Goolsby
Hewlete Hall
W. C. Kinnard
J. Lowe
Columbus
Ohio
Dorothy Burpee
J. J. Goodrum
At- Tanta
Goodrum
Omar Fowler
Huen Goolsby
Atlanta
L. B. Mann
Round Dozen Hostesses and Week of Socials at Thomaston
In Thomaston Georgia a series of social gatherings centered on young women. Hostesses include Mesdames R E Rushin and J A Yates with the Round Dozen. Elizabeth Davis hosted sixteen girls for a rock party at Mrs C W Jones in compliment to Miss Florence Baldwin of Atlanta. The Sewing Circle met with Mrs W E Yates. Martha and Will Stamps hosted the Bachelor Girls. Zadie Steward held an informal dance. Mrs W H Hightower hosted parties with rock and tea. Mrs W Rudolph hosted a rock afternoon. Brownie Matthews of Prattshburg was complimented with a card party by Miss Mary Matthews. sixteen guests attended. Irene Andrews hosted the Bachelor Girls on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zadie Steward
W. H. Hightower
Rook
W. Rudolph
Hight
Brownie Matthews
Prattshburg
Mary Matthews
Irene Andrews
Social notes from Marietta Georgia visits and parties
Miss Annie Henderson of Tampa visits her sister Mrs Walter Schilling. Miss Edith Hudgins returns to Smyrna after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs T M Brumby and Mrs Bates leave for Dunedin Florida. Miss Cora Brown visits Miss Frances Connally in Atlanta with several entertainments. Mrs Tate returns from Columbus. Mrs Fred Hopkins of Minneapolis visits her mother Mrs W H Trezevant. Mrs George Roberts returns from Raleigh. Miss Gussie Groves hosts matinee for niece Mrs Groves Cohen with guests Mrs J H Patton Mrs A B Cohen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Henderson
Tampa
Fla
Walter Schilling
Edith Hudgins
Smyrna
T. M. Brumby
Bates
Dunedin
Cora Brown
Frances Connally
Atlanta
Tate
Columbus, Ga
Fred Hopkins
Minneapolia
W. H. Trezevant
George Roberts
Raleigh
N.C
Gussie Groves
Groves Cohen
Patton
Cohen
Willis/ Milner
J. E. Massey
James
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W. J. Hobbs
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Carrie Smith
Elizabeth Black
Ernestine Ham
Doris Jones
Hall-Coleman
Wright-Scott
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Devereaux, Ga
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Shorter College Notes
Oxford, GA
Normal School Notes
SO. Female College
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Dred Morris
Tuncheon
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Herbert Clay
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Mountcastle
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