Atlanta Social Season Opens With Mrs Spalding Reception
The Atlanta social season proceeds with afternoon teas and theater gatherings as a large reception for Mrs. Jack Spalding draws about two hundred guests. Attendees wear gowns in pale blue, silver gray, and pink tones amid fern, roses, and narcissus decorations, with Miss Wooten hosting a Winnie Davis memorial fundraising card party and other society events shaping a brisk week.
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Atlanta
Jack Spalding
Susan Spalding
Mary Lou Berkely
Genevieve Morris
Margie Calhoun
Mesdantes HR
R. D. Spalding
Smythe
Norwood Mitchel
Parma
Mrs. Moore
Marion Graham
Marion Jackson
Rawson Collier
Raoul
William Green Raoul
Winnie Davis
Atlanta Daughters of the Confederacy
Afternoon Tea Honoring Mrs. Everett Fowler Guests
A large tea yesterday afternoon hosted by Miss Mae Thompson for her aunt Mrs. Everett Fowler of New York. The lower floor was decorated with white carnations roses and ferns. Notable guests included Miss Tompkins Mrs. J. R. Glenn Mrs. E. H. Goodhart and several others in elegant attire.
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Mae. Thompson
Everett Fowler
New York City
Miss Tompkins
Fowler
J. R. Glenn
E. H. Goodhart
Birdie Patterson
Lillian Smith
Kellogg
A Pleasant Musicale and Bowling Party Hosts
Mrs. HE D Bloomfield entertained guests at a Merritts avenue musicale with red carnations and palms, assisted by Mrs. Park, Mrs. Dykes, and Miss Harrison. Artists included J F Richardson, Theodore Morgan, and Etta Frye. Miss Florence Jackson hosted a bowling party with guests Nicolson, Belle Mash, Martha Glover, Annie Fitted, Annie Louise Hawkins, and Lula Abbott.
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HE. D. Bloomfield
Merritts Avenue
Theodore Morgar
Etta Frye
Jackson
Florence. Jackson
Misses Nicolson
Belle Mash
Martha Glover
Annie Fitted
Annie Louise Hawkins
Lula Abbott
Miss Carter Hosts Euchre Club Card Party Luncheon
Miss Jancea Carter entertained the Tuesday Euchre Club with a morning card party and a stylish luncheon. First prize, a Vantine show, went to Miss Annie Fitren, while the consolation prize, a lace collar set, went to Miss Stewart. Guests included Misses Speer, Clark, Collid, Hawkins, Clark, Phelan, Fitten, Stewart, Williams, Howell, and Harrison.
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Miss Carter
Jancea Carter
Annie Fitren
Miss Stewart
Janie Speer
Helen Clark
Henrietta Collid
Annie Louise Hawkins
Roline Clark
M. A. Phelan
Annie Fitten
Charlotte and
Marie Stewart
Kate Williams
Nelwe Howell
Annie Laurie Harrison
Sheltering Arms restaurant benefit Friday by church ladies
The Sheltering Arms restaurant will be under the auspices of the ladies of the Christian church Friday with Mrs Albert Howell Jr chairman of the day. An unusually good menu will be served and Mrs Howell will be assisted by a number of Atlanta's most attractive young women.
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Sheltering Arms
Ladies of the Christian Church
Albert Howell, Jr
Howell
Atlanta
Lampkin New Shelter Arms Dinner Chairwoman
Mrs. Thomas Lampkin was selected as chairman of the day at the Sheltering Arms restaurant with the ladies of a nearby church in charge. A large committee will assist, and a delicious dinner and luncheon will be served.
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Thomas Lampkin
Sheltering Arms
Miss Cheshire to Entertain Crokgole Club
Miss Lizzie Cheshire will entertain the Crokgole Club Friday evening in her new home in Copenhil. Club members include Miss Ruth Holcombe Miss Nettie Smith Miss Nettie Barksdale Miss Jessie Wood Miss Elliott Miss Lizzie Cheshire and Miss Nichols.
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Miss Cheshire
Lizzie Cheshire
Crokgole Club
Missa Cheshire
Copenhil
Ruth Holcombe
Nettie Smith
Nettie Barksdale
Jessie Wood
Elliott
Missea Nichols
DAR Meeting and Georgia Day Celebration Announcement
Official notices list the Joseph Habersham chapter DAR meeting in the state library at 2 30 on Wednesday February 12 190 to march to the Georgia day celebration at the house of representatives. The Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association hosts a Valentine party February 14 from 3 to 5 at Mrs P H Moore 714 The Grand with tea and yellow ribbons. Corrections note invitations dated Wednesday afternoon.
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Joseph Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Capitol
House of Representatives
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
P. H. Moore
Popular couple to wed at Dublin on February 20
Dublin Ga February 11 Special On February 2 at the Methodist church in this city Mr Claude W Brantley and Miss Hoga Blue will be united in marriage Rev G W Matthews will perform the ceremony The couple are well connected with Dublin society Brantley is son of Charles W Brantley and a partner in C W Brantley Son Miss Blue arrived from Buena Vista and is daughter of Representative Blue of Marion county The notice also lists numerous social visits and upcoming events among local families and guests in early February
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Dublin
Methodist Church
Claude W. Bradtley
Mise Hoga Blue
G. W. Matthews
Brantley
Charles W. Brantley
Cww W. Brantley & Son
Miss Blue
Buena Vista
Representative Blue
Marion County
Frances Hackney
Newnan
Nixon
Atlanta
Lucy Hines
Americus
Helen Clark
Chicago
Sarah Mulien
Philadelphia
Annie Witten
Ashby Blythe
Blythe
Aragon
M.A. Purse
New Orleans
W. R. Barnett
Montgomery
Luckie Street
Claude W. Brantley
Recitations and Refreshments for Atlanta W C T U Event
Recitations and light refreshments will send pleasure to the occasion and all the Atlanta friends of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union are invited to be present.
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Atlanta
Friends of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
St Valentine Ball Dazzles Augusta Society Crowd
Augusta social season crowns with Walker's Hall gala decor of smilax and roses. Visiting belles from the South, led by Atlanta matrons, grace the floor in couture gowns as Mrs. Robert Shedden and Miss Jean English among others dominate the scene. The night features lavish gowns, a rose bower entrance, and a late elaborate supper.
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Augusta
St. Valentine
Walker's
Searae
South
Atlanta
Robert Shedden
Jennie English
Lucile Hitt
Misses Black
Miss Black
Nita Black
Rabel Thomas
Athens
Louise Toad
Annie May Fritts
Chattanoogawaa
Anita Phinizy
Queenlyn Arbutus
George Cunningham
Louis Fletcher
Jennie Lee Walton
Crete Corse
New York
Eve
Leola Garrett
April
H. B. King
James McGowan
Henry Gould Barrett
Sara Harper
Marge Butler Hardwick
C. Henry Cohen
Hattie Pinkham
Valentine
Feast of Music by Senor Andonegut in Covington
In Covington Georgia on February 11 the Music hall hosted a famed viela virtuoso Senor Jose Andonegut from Saragosa Spain. The benefit for Cogion library drew a cultured audience with hearty applause for each number. His Tempest, inspired by a sea storm and shipwreck, stood out as the highlight. Mrs Hill accompanied as his regular accompanist.
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Covington
Senor José Andonegut
Saragosa
Spain
Cogion Library
Senor Andonegal
Hill
Social News From Oxford Georgia College Tea and Society
Oxford Georgia February 11 Special Whinnerfred Adderton of Lexington and Miss Mary Collison of Washington D C are guests of Miss Lucy Hold at a Friday tea on College Avenue attended by about one hundred guests. The room featured palms and ferns and a dining room centerpiece of American Beauty roses. The Chi Phi fraternity hosted a reception for Miss Collison and Miss Adderton at their Wesley Avenue club house with progressives and a prize Picture frame won by Miss Eleanor Jones Cartersville. Additional teas and visits marked the week as locals prepared for upcoming separations and travels among residents and guests.
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Monroe
John W. Arnoli
Rail
Road Street
EH. D. Newton
Curtis
Lizzie Hammond
Young Ladies' Club
Nell
Callie Nowell
Bilas Curtis Hammond
Louelle Mobley
Mary Walker
Liazzie Hammond
Nell Nowell
Masa Irene Felker
Mattie Michael
Clare Felker
Pauline Nowell
Cable Nowell
T. Hoyt
G. A. Lewis
John M. Nowell
Mrs Nowell
Nel Nowell
Belle Scott
Kate Turner
S. M. Crow
Carter Hl Lodge
Bethlehem
Susie McVullen
Hartwell
Curtis Hammond
Oxford
Oxford, Ga
Whinnerfred Adderton
Lexington
Mary Collison
Washington, D
Chi Phi Fraternity
Wesley Avenue
Poyd
Callison
Miss Adderton
Eleanor Jones
Cartersville
Louise Bonnell
Kelley’s Raven and the Voice That Guided a Purchase
A narrator recalls a midday pull toward Kelley the jeweler for a ring and wedding necessities. A mysterious voice urges Kelley, but the tale reveals memory and advertising as the true guides to a cash purchase at Kelley’s store, 23 Whitehall Street, shaping a frugal, debt-free marriage budget.
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Rose
Kelley's
Whitehall Street
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