Social whirl in Macon amid theater, bridge, and parties
Special correspondence from Macon details a busy carnival of entertaining after Ash Wednesday. The Grand Theater hosted The Girl From Heator's with a club of society hosts, followed by a lavish banquet at a private palace. A string of box parties and bridge gatherings featured prominent locals and visiting belles, with elegant gowns and flowers enhancing the refined southern social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Heator’s
Theater Club
George W. Duncan
William McEwen Johnston
Roland Ellis
H. M. Wortham
Emory Winship
Patricia’ Costave
Tracy Baxter
Dunlap
Wiliam H. Felton
Georgia Avenue
Agion
Howard Smith
Atlanta
Alberta Rankin
Leon Dure
Poer
Fannie Harris
Bridge
Marie Hazen
Knoxville
Tenn
T. Simmons
Sleter
B. R. Birdsey
North Highlands
Sanfomt Birdsey
Ruth Medberry
Fon du Lac
Wis
Annie Rogers
Mra. Birdsey
R. L. McKenney
Atisa Wilson
Julia Goodwyn
Total Tau Sigmas
Harriet Winchester
Misa Hazel White
Lessburm
Marie Ylazen
Oridge
Khue Coleman
Ingraham
Brooklyn
Bary Hunter
Virginia
Mahrons’ Bridge Club
Weekend Guests Brighten Jefferson Areas Social Ties
In Jefferson Georgia Miss Louise Towns of Athens and Mrs Frances Lockett of Albany dined with Mrs Olah Webb and others. Miss Gene Turk returned from Atlanta, and several residents hosted relatives. The Daughters of the Confederacy served meals at City Hall to fund a Confederate dead memorial for Jackson county. Mr and Mrs W B McCants of Wing er visited the Harrison House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Louise Towns
Athens
JF. Randolph
Frances Lockett
Albany
J. W. Barnett
Olah Webb
Gene Turk
Atlanta
Henry Johnson
Tampa
Fis
J. M. Storey
Hoschton
Misa Mamte Dadisman
Suste
Mary Lou Wiss
Daughters of the Confederacy
City Hall
Jackson County
W. B. McCants
Winiger
Harrison House
Monjay
Jakin Residents Attend Maratoras And Visits
Mrs W OH Flowers attends the Maratoras in New Orleans this week. Miss Kitty Minter traveled to Donaldsonville Wednesday. Miss Willie Mosely visited Erie and returned Sunday with friend Miss Brinson. Mrs J Q Edmonson of Bufala Alabama visits. Miss Blanche Haynes spent a week with Miss Cara Mae Reddoch of Montgomery who had visited wives and friends in Montgomery. Mrs W A Hamill returned Tuesday after visiting relatives at Laverne Alabama. G Clark and family returned from a twenty day trip to various points in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Haynes
Jer
Jara Mae Reddoch
Montgomery
Ala
W. A Hamil
Hayving
Laverne
G Clark
North Carolina
Mardi Gras carnival lights Augusta social season
Augusta Ga February 12 special correspondence report on a lavish Mardi Gras carnival at the Armory hosted by Lone Comfort society. booths included Toyland a Dutch home Japanese pagoda and a Western saloon with period costumes, bar attendants, and decorative details. dancing food and a reception at the Country Club followed with numerous local guests and society figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augousta
Auguste
Armory
Lone Comfort Society
Toyland
Toda
Aftenoon
Pyeven
Red Dog
Walla
Drarsond
Pauline Perrin
Cleveland
Ohio
M Gillotson
Gould
Augusta
Country Club
Misa Marion Martin
Prigas ‘Ware
Miss Martin
Maurice Walton
Herbert Michel
A. Wood
Benjamin Pilaen
Washington, DC
Wood
Leggett
New York
Charles Phinizy
Franklin Farrell
Society Notes Reflect Social Life in Columbus
Columbus Georgia society pages detail visits and returns of Mrs. George Braden and Mrs. Frances Butterick, and hosting by Mrs. A W Heuer. Mr and Mrs Clifford J Swift return from wedding trip. many bridge parties and club activities listed with local residents and visitors names. Details include Officers of Students' Club and visits by Miss Mary T Buckeley and Mrs. James S Willcox among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George Braden
Louisville
Frank G. Lumpkin
Frances
Butterick
Harry R. Healey
Thomas J. Chappell Ia
Indian Springs
A. W. Heuer
Wednesday
Mise
Cecilia Woods
Social notes from Buckhead Georgia and area
Mrs. Frank Foster hosted a formal dinner for twenty one friends on Tuesday. Mrs. W L Davis and children returned from Augusta. Mrs. Marshal Cooper comes back from Conyers. Miss Sarah Lee Wright hosted guests for Miss Crabtree Saturday. Miss Nellie Hatcher plans to visit Miss Wright Thursday. Mrs New and Hettleson from Birmingham visit Dr and Mrs Jones. Mrs R L McWhorter from Woodville visits relatives here. Mrs Hugh Bussey entertained the Forty Two Club Thursday with delightful refreshments. Miss Louise Harbitan and Miss Irene Ballard spent Saturday in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Denny
H. ©. Frick
Martin Cozart
Lucia Harman
Martin Gary
Alonzo Boardman
Stanley Mathewson
Atlanta
James Paul Verdery
Wilam
Denny
Miss Parks
Francis Denny
Edwin Gray Tilloton
Rood
Misa Houston
W. C. Boykin
Frank Ferris
Country Club
Williams
Danny
Edith Gurton
Marguerite Wright
Jamey Speer Kubp
C. G. McClintock
Kirk Kinney
J. B. McDonald
Jacob Phinizy
Dributantes
Marion Fleming
Catherine Verdery
Milas Caro Vne Cumming
Isabel Arnold
Lexington
C. A. Rowltand
Arnold
Laura Payne
Carroll Payne
Aiken
Phinizy
Emory Williamson
R. Heath
Annie Hillis
Americus
Crawford Wheatley
New York City
Frank Sheffield
Lott Warren
Avanta
Lee Jones
Albany
Tala Brooke
Chattanooga
W. H. C. Dudley
Amen A. Davenport
Amergone
Edward J. Willingham
Macon
America
Gente Gregory
Montgomery
Floyd Fort
Orlando
Fla
James A. Hixon
Jacksonville
Misa Wright
Mattie Lewis Dodson
Lee Street
J. L. McGwier
Ala
Ira Lowe
Waynesboro
May Quinney
Woodville
Hugh Bussey
Louise Harhitan
Irene Ballard
Madison
Round Table Meets in Sparta Club Officers Elected
Sparta Georgia reports the Round Table met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Gilbert Bell. Sadie Rhodes hosted a Valentine party for the Dramatic Club Friday evening. Mrs. Hattie Archer visited relatives in Warrenton. Mrs. Mary Pickett of America visited Miss Michel Brown. Club met Tuesday afternoon and elected officers: Neppie Hunt president, W A Martin vice president, Hattie Archer secretary, H. L. Middlebrooks historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Round Table
Gilbert Bell
Misa Sadie
Rhodes
Dramatic Club
Hattie Archer
Warrenton
Mary Pickett
Americaa
Michel Brown
Daughters of the Confederacy
Neppie Hunt
W. A. Martin
Hattie ‘Archer
H. L. Middlebrooks
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Bam
Pearson
Kate Ayres
Gunns
Bits
Matthews
Aftersioan
Miga Willian ‘Holt
Vinevide - Domino
Mias Leila Plant
Young Ladies’ Sewing Club
Dellaioua
Mary Pearson
Eec. D
Birmingham
James N. McCew
C. W. Lawton
Albert Vaughn
White Springs
Tia
T. J. Carling
Aba
W. Minter Wimberly
Clara Wimberly
Edward C. Peters
Orme Campbell
Misa Louise Bahnson
Briday
Winston-Salem
Richard F. Willingham
Kate Felder
Sm. Americus
Mary Troy
Rosa Woolfolk
Winchester
William Co. Turpin
Mary Wimphester
Arlington Place
C. W. Randall
A. E. Peterson
Fort Gaines
Oise Lillian Wright
George Edward Scott
Galveston
Texas
Walter Gr. Johnson
Jefferson Terrace
Jain Huguenin
Frinede
Griffin
Mise Sturgis
Cooper D. Winn
Cupid’s Choice
DR. Powers
Zesop
Timf
Timis
North
Kiane
Lowndes
Bell Phone
Pryor Street
Atlanta, Ga
Lastikops
Nemo
Xops Bros
Meszufacturen
NEW
Miss Kulder
Washington
Bes Tical
Carrollton
Eli Catelough
Clear Water
Pla
Pauline Hacks
E.G Kremer
Fliss Rain Brows
Boride
Kramer
Palm Beach
Woereth
Germa
the Roop
Lear Water
Caroline Stewart
Marie Bradley
Valdosta
CH. Stewart
Ed Arcock
Florida
Lucile Wells
Mountvillea
Eunice Dozier
Marlon Camp
Hoganaville
J. D. Walker
Vial Captain
Ji. Martin
Howard Dobbs
Aiston
E. M. Bass
Lee Fitts
Francis Cheney
Jack Turner
Frank Bass
Lillie Rowe
Columbiana
Society IN Columbus
C. I. Groover
Mary Tigner
Edwina Wood
Marshall Dixon
Minnie Pool
Albert Shepherd
Daniel
Cecil Nellt
Anniebelle Redd
Julia Bowers
James J. Gilbert
Rhodes Browne
C. A. ‘Water
Mary T. Buckeley
Lancaster
James 8. Willcox
Henry E Woolfolk
Wynnton
Julia Willis
Price Gilbert
Woman's Reading Club
East India
Ed.rinauds
Fang Hhair
Pinaud
Dex
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