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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1910

Page

35

Montgomery Society Notes Reflect Regional Visitation

Montgomery society highlights list visitors and hosts across Alabama. Nashville's Mrs C G Stevens visits her father J H Collins. Miss Sadie Fitzpatrick and Miss Sadie New travel from Baltimore and Baltimore respectively. families from Raleigh and Birmingham host gatherings. Mrs J L Watkins and sons visit Greenville. Miss Kathleen Kennedy returns from Missouri. Mrs E D Thames visits from Greenville with federation ties.

Montgomery Ala C. G. Stevens Nashville J. H. Collins May Wood Terry Richardson Sadie Fitzpatrick Pensacola A. B. Andrews, Jr Raleigh N.C William Marks Sadie New Baltimore S Rosewald T. C. Kennedy Misa Kathleen Kennedy Missouri E. D. Thames Greenville W. H. Seymour

Forsyth social notes show gatherings and visits

Mrs M Harrison hosted the Mystic Circle with palm and fern decor and crimson roses. Miss Augusta Center led the Tuesday Afternoon Club with readings and talk on King Lear. Bessie Titt Tag Day plans and Alumnae events were noted. Guests included Mrs J F Gay of Jacksonville and Miss Head of High Falls.

Forsyth M. Harrison J. FE. Gay Jacksonville Fla J. O. el

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound hailed for cures

A long testimonial from Mrs Avaus Th Vespeemann of New Orleans and Mrs Liv Peyroux of Witherlexec New Orleans praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing severe female troubles and preventing surgery. The notices claim nationwide unsolicited evidence supports its efficacy and offer free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Maine.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pat Winaneeten New Orleans Pinkham Liv Peyroux Witherlexec Lydia B. Finkham

Greensboro GA Social Notes Tell of Visits and Events

Miss Ruth Poole visits in Warrenton and Miss Nelle Morgan travels to Waynesboro. Several guests arrive from Crawfordville Newborn and Jacksonville while others return from Charleston Atlanta and Penfield. Social gatherings include dominoes birthday parties and civic league meetings in Greensboro with plans to beautify the city.

Greensboro Ruth Poole Warrenton Nelle Morgan Waynesboro W. O. Winker Union Point Sara Lee Thornton Crawfordville J. F Thornton Ili Cawthon Beb- Tuary John ©. Hart Henry T. Lewis Charleston Marlon Morgan Jacksonville St. Augustine Fla G. R. Glenn, Jr Penfield Atlanta Henry Branch East Main Street Robert McCommons St. Petersburg Misa Celeste Park W. C. Coles Grace Troutman Athens Mary Copelaw W. C. Sales Mary Copalan

Concert Delight in Butler Hall by McDowell Trio

Demorest Georgia saw a largely attended Saturday concert in Butler hall by the McDowell Trio. Visitors Mary and Hazel Philbrick of Baldwin were in town for the event. Edith Adams returned from visits in Arnesville. Mrs A C Woodworth died February 1 in Springfield Massachusetts shocking local friends. Vera Fisher returned after weeks in Atlanta and Stone Mountain. Ruth Starkweather is in Amer ican. Alice Pease hosted twelfth birthday party for friends Monday. Mr and Mrs J C Campbell are visiting town for a few weeks.

Demorest Butler Hall McDowell Misa Mary Hazel Philbrick Baldwin Edith Adams Arnesville A. C. Woodworth Springfield Mase Misa Vera Fisher Atlanta Stone Mountain Mies Ruth Starkweather Ia Misa Alite ‘Pease J. C. Campbell

Social season winds through Thomasville with tea receptions

A pre-Lenten social whirl in Thomasville features a brilliant Tuesday afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. Ydear on Danaon Street with Mrs. Ooger and guests from Chicago, Me, and local ladies assisting. Monday’s Ladies Auxiliary of the YMC A held its annual tea as a social highlight, while visitors arrive and depart, including the Hebard family from Philadelphia and the Pardee siblings from Valdosta. The Thomasville Study Class met under Mrs. F. McIntyre with papers on Chataubriand, Mme de Steel, Talleyrand, and French Salons, showcased by Grace Beverly, L I. Jerger, Lee Neel, and Lucy Lester.

Thomasvi Htuggeloge Ydear Danaon Street Ooger Wallace Gibbs Globs Hridgaton, Me Cleveland Chicago Emma Mcintosh M. Smith Nelle Pringle Blanche Ainsworth Katherine Cleveland Fannie Chisholm Mies Linda Miller Young Mon'd Christian Association Charlies Glenn and Mies Christine Glenn Nashville Tenn Baker Elizabeth Glenn Wll India Turner Quitman A. V. Taylor Charles 3. Hebard Philadelphia Hees Cottage Ethel Davia Macon J. L. Turner Stoddard New Haven Dorothy and Wise Ewing Columbia, Tenn Elizabeth Jones Hansell Street Susan Strickland LaGrange Carl A. Dasher Prank Hillerich Louisville Hosace Cochran Green Misses Green Hopkinsville Curtis Brown Thomasville

Social notes from Brunswick Georgia and surrounding towns

Miss Lita stallingy visits Jacksonville. Miss Caroline Atkinson guests in Thomasville. Mrs. T Fleming hosts Kirby Bently from Jacksonville. New York visitors Mr and Mrs Linmman and Mr and Mrs de Mendez spending time here. Local cotillion and bridge parties at Oglethorpe and other venues feature prominent guests and prize winners.

Lita Stallingy Jacksonville Misa Caroline Atkinson Nell Pringle Thomasville Misa Kirby Bently T. Fleming And Mire F. J. Linmman de Mendez New York Madeline Downing Miss Coachman Jacksonvile Mrs. Adams Asheville Mary Lee Cravatt B.C. Herring G. V. Cate W. H. DeVoe Frank Mallard Mra FP. Akers Atlanta Nassau C. R. Conyers Clarkesville Tenn J. (. Hyer Joseph Ligeone Friegerand James ‘Colhon Union Springs Ala T. J. McCall Fannie Clarkson Robert Fox Bridge Charles Mieming Lisa Kirby Bently H. W. Cornell Oglethorpe W. M. Nightongale, Jr Arthur Mitchelson Misa Estelle Brown N. Emanuel James Montgomery

Monticello and Dawson Social News Briefs

Monticello and Dawson columns report numerous social visits and guest appearances. Names include Capera Ellis, Roggll, Mrs Kerr Greep, Miss Annie Kingsman, Randolph Malone, Miss Ethel Burney, Laurae Burney, Claude Berney, Nellie Fitzpatrick, Mrs George W. Stiiuon, Elizabeth Thurman, W J Coleman, Kate Penn, Annie Ti. Benton, Miss Dario Goolsby, and Rev W T Granade among others. Activities feature visits to Macon, Calvi n, Tifton, Cedartown, Jackson, Albany, Americus, Covington, and Savannah with travel toward Savannah and Fort Worth upcoming.

Monticello Capera Ellis Roggll Calvin Kerr Greep Macon Annie Kingsman Randolph Malone Randolph J . Wave James Sherrod Malone Badison Misson Ethel Laurae Burney Claude Berney Misa Nellie Fitzpatrick Godfrey George W. Stiiuon W. A Mizabeth A. Benton Kate Penn Russell Penn Lovie Benton Ming Annie Ti Benton Waddocks Willams Elizabeth Thurman Tifton W. J. Coleman Cedictown Missey Mand Marthe Fenn N. Campbell Algurta Whit Mercer Dario Goolsby Stillsboro Loyd Winfred Loyd Jacksonville W. T. Granade Savannah W. P. Exell Jackson Robert I EL Hecht Ruby Bzell Miss Weaver Covington United Daughters of the Confederacy

Fitzgerald social notes highlight gatherings and visits

Mrs J L Dorminy hosted a 42 party in Fitzgerald with J L Flournoy and G C Smith assisting. The Renelvalent Society planned its Alice in Wonderland entertainment for next month. Guests included Mrs W A Green and Mrs H M Warren hosted dinners. Mrs Gwyn hosted a 42 party with three tables. Mrs Luther Gordon of Atlanta joined H G Powell’s home visit. The Woman's Club met mothers and teachers to discuss hygiene and physical culture in schools. Dancing classes at Lee-Grant hotel featured the German. Gladys and Termon Martin hosted a Valentine party. Presbyterian ladies met at Mrs STUIfs home. Visitors included Mrs W A Green, Mrs J F Mays, and others traveling to Miami, Tampa, and Bainbridge for events and exhibitions. Miss Dixie Lay visited Broxton. Mrs Lulu Bowen Shepherd and Mashburns toured Miami. Mrs Carl Hyer of Brunwielle visited Mrs J C Ligour. Miss Laurence Moore’s wedding in Barnesville drew attendees from Lyons.

Roberts Lee-Grant Hotel Gladys G. H. Martin

Manicure 25c Parisian Beauty Parlors

An advertisement notes manicure services at Parisian Beauty Parlors located at 3914 Whitehall Street offering nail care in a concise trade listing.

Whitehall Street

West Point Social Notes Highlight Cross-State Visits

West Point Georgia introduces a busy social update with Misa Lyda Brown of Newnan guesting Mrs Hugh Hit, Miss Surjette Lanier hosting visitors from Michigan and Alabama, and Mrs Estelle Horsley enjoying days in LaGrange. The list covers guests in Atlanta Tuskegee LaGrange and New Orleans with locals hosting clubs and parties during the week.

West Point Misa Lyda Brown Newnan Hugh Hit Misa Beesle Lanier Atlanta Estelle Horsley LaGrange Misa Thornton Miss Lancashire Michigan Surjette Lanier W. D. Sandwich Albany W. B. Higginbotham Daisy Zachry Maisa Mary Hmmle Black Thomas DeLanier Twelve Club Frank Turner Cuthbert Misa Rozaine Wright Lem Agkew Tuskegee Ala Fannie Rebecca Hagedorn C. A. Shealey Lowise Strudkick Mitared Grice Opaltica Miles Brennen Morrow O. D. Winston Ann Jessie Winston Floctda Elaine Higginbotham C. P. Speigel Missy Lula Stinson Gabbettville Paul Potts Robert Humphrey New Orleans Mary Davidson

Social life notes from Griffin and Tifton circles

Social events across Griffin and Tifton feature Mrs. J W Kincaid hosting Mystic Circle and entertaining guests from Rome Italy alongside visits by ex Governor Hoke Smith Miss Aleene Newton returns to Athens and many club gatherings at homes on Smithville Street Central Avenue and around Jer sey Miss Sallie Mae Cook and Miss Allene Cook host and attend parties with Bridge and Forty-Two. Bank stockholders declare semiannual dividend. Georgia Day celebrations by Daughters of the Confederacy reveal local civic pride.

Griffin J. W. Kincaid Mystic Circle Sciple Rome Italy Seiple Roh. Drake Kincaid Hoke Smith Scipie Hubert Danley William Busdey Birmingham William King Lexington Fia Home Mission Society Will Beck Annie Stewart T. Muslin Towns Daniel Lloyd Cleveland Daniel Cleveland King Patrick Hunton Durkie Julius Gresham John Wenger Atwater Mires Jerene Watts Lucile Walters James Nutt Bank of Bodai Circle James M.hurst John J. Upshaw Ruby Hurst Allene Cook Sallie Mae Cook John Adams Madison Street Sewing Club Effle Lablie Belle Blasingame Jersey J. L. Newton Dora Bringon Millen Moina Michael Monroe J. M. Hurat John Bailey H. K. Philips Jin Augusta Sallie Mae Cook Covington Allens Cook Jessie Gunter Minnis Barrett

Brenau Notes Spring Union Meeting and Visits

At Brenau a Students Union meeting approved sending greeting to Rome's Dr. Simmons who will be associate president next year. Dr. Simmons visited Gainesville and pleased with Brenau prospects. Riverside Military Academy hosted a brilliant reception for Brenau students with over 300 guests. Richard Schilewen spoke on Student Life in Germany and Miss Sadie and Annie Cobb Andrews visited Atlanta homes.

Brenau Students Union Dr. Simmons Rome Simmons Gainesville Riverside Asvanthc Riverside Military’ Academy Richard Schilewen Germany Sohtienen Miss Sadie Anntie Cobb Andrewd J Atlanta

Shady Dale Social Roundup Highlights Several Parties

SHADY DALE GA Mrs a3 hosted a heart dice party in honor of Miss Layeter last Friday night. Several games followed by refreshments marked a beautiful social event of the week. Mrs Henry Thompson hosted a 42 party for Mrs Mobley who leaves for Social Circle. Miss Huby Hodge entertained in honor of Miss Bessie Smith of Newborn. Mrs Reid Smith and Miss Maudphy visited in Newburn with Mr and Mrs Jack Allen. Mrs Horace Swayn of Madison spent Sunday with her brother Mr Gordon Bonner who is quite sick. Mrs M C Mobley spent Friday in Monticello with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Ezelir.

Layeter Henry Thompson M.r. Mobley Bessie Smith Newborn Huby Hodge Reid Smith Muss Maudphy Newburn Jack Allen Horace Swayn Madison Gordon Bonner M. C. Mobley Monticella Robert Ezelir

Rochelle Lyceum Course Hosts Boston Ladies Quartet

Rochelle Ga Monday evening featured the Boston Ladies Quartet to a large audience. Mrs Kilpatrick of Atlanta visits city relatives this week. Miss Clyde Harris of Hawkinsville guest of sister Mrs Van H Bruce on Fifth Avenue. Misses Callie and Katie Crawley of Madison guests of aunt Mrs H. C. Settle. Mrs Eliza Smith and grandson Hamille spend days in Florida. Mr W F Cross and Miss Sadie Darter wed at bride’s parents home on North Ashley Street last Sunday at 5 oclock. Rev J H Cowart officiated.

Rochelle Boston Ladies Kilpatrick Atlanta Clyde Harris Hawkinsville Siater van HM. Bruce Fifth Avenue Callle Katie Crawley Madison 18. C. Settle Eliza ‘Smith Haullle Florida W. F. Cross Sadie Darter North Ashley Street J. H. Cowart

Local Social Notes from Blakely Ga This Week

Mrs Gleahnar entertained forty two guests Thursday afternoon with Miss Leonie Gay of Cuthbert and Miss Wood of Boston among visitors in Blakely last week. Miss Faye Jones visits Leary for the weekend with Miss Virginia Blacker. Mrs J T Freeman spent several days in Albany this week. Miss Ruby Mansfeld of Bluffton visited Blakely last week.

Blakely Gleahnar Leonie Gay Cuthbert Wood Boston Mays

Visitors Stroll Buena Vista Residents This Week

BUENA VISTA GA Mr and Mrs W L Warren of Montezuma visited the family of Mr W A Mc Michael. Mr and Mrs Albert Drane of Washington DC and Will Drane of Americus with wife plus Walter Drane of Macon were in town this week. Mrs J C Jackson of Columbus GA was in town yesterday.

Buena Vista W. L. Warren Montezuma W. A. Mc Michael Albert Drane Washington City Will Drane Americus Walter Drane Macon J. C Jackson Columbus

Veach Family and visitors travel between Adairsville and Atlanta

Mrs. G A Veach and Miss Julia Veach spent Wednesday in Atlanta. Mrs. J BE Sooty and son Billy were visitors to Cartéreville Monday. Mrs. Aubrey Moore has returned from a visit to Atlanta.

Adairsville G .A Veach Julia Veach Atlanta J. BE. Sooty Billy Cartéreville Aubrey Moore

Local Notes from M Raea Georgia Social Scene

Mrs Harry Whaley visited yesterday with her son in M Raea GA. W Graham and Mr and Mrs Weir of Macon visited Mrs D B Lanter. Mrs Dis Interpreter and Mrs Wi C Fentress of Pineview were here last week. Mr FA Smith visits Dr and Mrs S R Belk in Atlanta. Mrs Kate Fye visits her sister Mrs A W Waller. Missionary Society ladies hosted a silver tea at Mrs W B Folsom's home.

M’rae Harry Whaley W. Graham Weir Macon D. B- Lanter Dispreter Wi. ¢. Fentress Pineview FA Smith S. R. Belk Atlanta Kate Fye A. W. Waller Our City

Local Notes From Manchester Georgia Visit Updates

Mrs J P Corley has returned home after a visit to relatives in Atlanta. Mrs W T Parsons left Wednesday for Liberty. Bo Wilburns on a visit to Atlanta. Mrs Samuel J Parker spent Thursday in Talbotton Ga. io Bo Wilburns on a visit to Atlanta.

Manchester J. P. Corley Atlanta W. T. Parsons Liberty Samuel J. Parker Talbotton Bo Wilburns

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