Fragmentary notes on a school group event in page
Readable names include Miss Malone Miss Logan and Miss Reese among a list of girls associated with a person named Al Macon and a Mitchel reference. The fragment mentions a sister and a visit or transfer to Tupte, with uncertain details about the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Reese
Socialites and clubs mark Atlanta winter social season
A note from Atlanta reports the Cheetah club formed by twenty popular young men at the Kimball set to promote fellowship and recreation. Engagements and social entertainments abound with many guests visiting from Nashville and Chicago, and several DAR and Hebrew Benevolent Society meetings planned along with numerous box parties and euchre gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Cheetah
Atlanta
W.W. Daniel
HH. B. Lowndes
Soce
AW. I. Manry, Jr
Dozier Lowndes
Corme
A. G
Hunt
Eigh
Social calendar brims with dinners dances and weddings
Birmingham society shines with a long list of gatherings. Mrs W A Chenoweth hosts an afternoon of games for guest Mrs A L Higdon of Lampasas Texas. Numerous card parties and teas follow at homes of Mrs FE P Rigas Mrs A W Smith Mrs Frank Lathrop and others as Montgomery and Meridian visitors drift through. Marriages occur at the bride’s home and the couple settles into society life amid post events and invitations.
Tuscaloosa Society Notes Highlight Local Entertainers
In Tuscaloosa on February 14 the Searcy home hosted a refined afternoon for Dr. and Mrs. Battle Sorsby Searcy with palm and fern décor and pink white green motifs. Nearby social clubs feature events from The Tuesday Morning Whist Club at Miss Mary McGown’s on Eighth Street to a matinee german at the University of Alabama’s Knights of the White Triangle. The Up-to-Date Club met at Tuscalooga Female College with Prof. C. H. Barnwell on Shakespeare, followed by a programme of readings and songs, and Miss Gussie Clarkson and Miss Lide Thompson of South Carolina plan a Mardi Gras visit to Mobile. The Kettledrum group enjoyed an afternoon on “The Art of Advertising” with Mrs. L. C. Dawson presiding, while Mrs. Willam Gg. Cochran traveled to Montgomery for the State Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selita
Ala
Selma
Dixie Club
Hotel Albert
H. H. Hudson
Anna Chambilis
Washington, D. C
Ira
Walter Huang
Stuyn Mallory
Mra. BE. A. DeCamp
Mra
T. W. Hall
Missy Mary Gillman
WH. P. Stewart
W. W. Stewart
BE. A. DeCampt
Winston Jones
En-'cire Club
Mtg
Enos R. Stewart
Central Young Men's Christian Association
New Orleans
T. H. Morton
J. C. Henley
Montgomery
W. B. Leedy
Parmelia Jones
Calvin Jonas
Edna Moore
James Achor
Dave
Nelle
Magele Mahoney
Eirin
Tenn
Merclaf
Achor
Anna F. Maddox
Frankfort
Josephine Boyle
North Twenty-third Street
Throupe
Nashville
Clyde Smith
Sixth Avenue
J. P. Smith
Gadsden
Jane Carter
Lyda“Carter
Nettle Rodes
Nannie Bilsberry
Lexington
E. H. Cabaniss
Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. W. Hunter
G. W. Baines
Zac Smith
Memphis
Katherine Telks
Bufaula
Birmingham
B. Peddinghaug
Anne Roberts
Charleston
Sadie Arid
Athens
Charles I. Smith
Lacey Hagood
Hannah
Tuscaloosa
James T. Searcy
Battle Sorsby Searcy
Searcy
Battle Searcy
Richard P. Prowell
Mary McGown
Eighth Street
W. H. Dewey
Lida Winslett
Blgma Nu Hall
Knights of the White Triangle
University of Alabama
Pat Roberson
Louise Crawford
W. F. Melton
Tuscalooga Female College
C. H. Barnwell
South Carolina
Mobile
Edward W. Faith
Kettledrum
L. C. Dawson
Calhoun Harrisen
Aong
Mary Lizzyle
Anite’ Cribbs
Hattye Mae
Porter
Vafternogn
Willam Gg. Cochrane
State Federation of Clubs At
Upa Univeralty
Warning of Nervous Collapse and Cure by Lydia Pinkham
A colonial advertisement-like warning describes severe nervous strain linked to uterine disorders and urges urgent treatment. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with testimonials from Mrs. Francesca Hontano and Mrs. Maria Bowena praising cures for nervousness indigestion and female weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Holland
Philadelphia
Frorenca Hontano
Clifton St
Marriage of Miss Rhetta Bloom to Mr Abe Greenfield
Special Correspondence reports the high noon wedding at the temple in BupauIa Ala. Rhetta Bloom of this city wed Albany Ga. Abe D. Greenfield. Rabbi A J Messing of Montgomery officiated. Attendants included Rosa Stern maid of honor and Frank Smith best man with numerous bridesmaids and groomsmen from Alabama and Georgia. Post ceremony reception at the Bloom home featured lavish decor and many guests, with plans for a bridal tour of the South and future residence in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bupaula
Ala
Eufaula
Rhetta Bloom
Abe D. Greenfield
Albany
A. J. Messing
Mountgomery
Rosa Stern
Frank Smith
Mina Bloom
Caroline Greenfield
Monroe Henneberg
Birmingham
Lionel C. Haas
Montgomery
Jennie Baer
Gertrude Stern
Elsie Newman
Greenville
Blanche Meyer
Selma
Rose Steiner
Florence Strauss
Atlanta
Ben Friedman
Lawrence Welly
Huntsville
Nell Stern
Anniston
Theo Lobman
Ike Bhhrrich
Sydney Lazarus
Dave Lewy
Columbus
Lée Kohn
Ughers
Gabe Sams
David G. Bloom
Dora Baer
Eva Bloom
Mttle
Helene Bloom
Daisey Oppenheim
E. Bloom
Cherry Street
Greenfield
Nathan Schener
T“Cardan
Bloom
United Daughters
Confeder‘acy
Miss Otis Greene Hosts Saturday Afternoon Card Club
Anniston Alabama February 14 Special Correspondence Miss Otis Greene entertained the Saturday Afternoon Card Club at her Leighton Avenue home last Saturday The scene contrasted with outside weather as cards featured red ribbons and small sketches of Satanic majesty The club prize went to Miss Maydelle Robinson Visitors prize won by Miss Buchanan. Dainty refreshments were served Mrs T L Robinson hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering Mr and Mrs John M Bully arrived from San Jose California to reside here Sully to become assistant general member at Woodstock Ironworks Mrs M Ingram visited Birmingham friends Stokely Caudle couple returned from Birmingham after seeing Ben Hur
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edly Brant
Oaks
W. A. Chenoweth
Highlands, Presbyterian Church
B.F. Tyler
A. L. Higdon
Lampassas
Tex
St Agnus Guild
Frank Lathrop
Elliott
Toronto
Canada
Co. P. Orr
Laula V. Clark
J. Norman Brooks
Jelks
Eufaula
Brooks
Baltimore
Litchfield
Abingdon
John Andrew Barnes
Montgomery
Barnes Morgan
Birmingham
Major
Frank Y. Anderson
Seventh Avenue
Anderson
Mijar Anderson
Harry Jones
B. J. Dryer
New York
W. E. Ambrose
Louisville
Highlane
Harry W. Myers
Myers
Julian Bibb Davis
Cora Eulaliah Stewart
A. M. Stewart
Woodlawn
Willam T. Layham
Mamie EH. Bradley
J. M. Bradley
Fifth Avenue
Kitchens
Clara
Willie Kitchen
The
Federation
J. T. Nixon
Margarette’ Ryan
D. L. Murdoch
Ilindsa
Mies
Susie Carlisle
Alexander City
South Highlands
H. Simon
Edwin I. Simon
Hot Springs
Ark
A. A. Gaines
Florida
Ambrose
Miss Ambrose
W. L
Katherine Wise
Selma
Maud Nutt
Mina Nellie Loeb
Jessie Lazarus
Columbus
C. C. Douglass
Annie Lee Ashley
Sumner
Virginia Fallon
Montana
T. W. O'Byrne
North Seventh Avenue
Max Winkler
Aseneth Smith
Prattville
Algernon Smith
South Twenty-eighth Street
W. H. Ledyard
C. J. Smith
W. A. Autrey
Elma
City
Herbert Merbe
Burwell Boykin
Sadie Herman
Annie Heilburn
Annie Reid
Daniel: Troy
Henrietta Willcox
Richard Hobble
BE. T.garnett
Belle Mina
Dol
Taliaferro
Charles M. Wood
Gadsden
R. R. Grean
North Sixth Avenue
Joshua Meares
Wilmington
N. C
Meares
Anniston
Ala
Otis Greene
Card Club
Leighton Avenue
Maydelle Robinson
Buchanan
Newton
Sprogull
Mumber
Woodstock
M. Ingram
Stokely Caudle
Ben Hur
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Gleton
of My
O Palm TV Neill
Mr. Ewen
Chicago
Mrs. Muse
George Muse
Theodore Lamb
Augusta
Alice Muse Thomas
Capitol Avenue
Lamb
Piedmont Continental Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Carnegie Library
Grand
Hebrew Benevolent Society
Temple
South Pryor Street
Joseph Habersham
Carnegie Ibrary
T. Crass
Anneliza Crass
Chattanooga
Sadie
Alica Campbell
I. Skalowski
H. Connart
Washington Street
Washington Street. Mrs. Skalowski Was Miss Bertie Edwards, of Goldaboro
Elizabeth Vy, Nunnemacher
W. C. Nunnemacher
M. Hicks
Adele Daly
Minnie van Epps
Miss van Epps
Elizabeth Adair
Helen Muse
Isabel Stephens
Willis Ragan
Hallie Ellis
Lucy Cobb
Harrie Fumade
Helen Cook
Welborn Hill
S. Y
Carr Miss Minnin Fails
Tennessee
Annie Dent Goldsmith
Maryland
Washington
Walter M. Murphy
Virginia
Janie Speer
Petiti
D. BR. Wilder
Naw
Orleans
Oscar Vaughn
Darwin G. Jones
East Linden Avenue
Mrs. Jones
W. W. Hyatt
Henry D. Shearer
South
Georgia
Thomas Egleston
Violet Trippe
Idelle Kimball
Ethel Gay
Louise Lips
J. Dawkins Cramer
Sarah Woodward
Robert Keely
New Ohleano
Rowena Woodruff
Whitehall Street
Sidney Stamps
Alce Muse Thomas
Sidney Phelan
Jane Ponder
Houston
Rosebud Bivings
Dalton
Alma Marshall
Rome
A. P. Stewart
A. P. Douglas
North Jackson, Street
J. W._ Davisson
North Jackson Street
Henry
Johnson
Messrs
St. Elmo Massengale
Edwin Harden
Charles D. Atkinson
Will A. Orr
J. D. Hightower
Clements
Alice Fallon
West Peachtree Street
Mrs
A. B. Robinson
Amos &Mith
Mire
Orsay Pender
Thomas
Stenan
Raleigh
Ngca
Sogadlo’s Hall
Martha Johnston
Palm Beach
Fraaca
Johbm D. Reynolds
Frank Dunning
W. F. Roe
New_York
L. DeGive
Julius DeGive
Cornelia Jones
Norcross, Ga
Albert Coliier
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Burwell Pope
Joseph Regenatetn
North
Aragon
Sam Pointer
Franklin, Tenn
Ane
Mise Marie Evans
Covington
A. M. Reade
Albany, Ga
Harry Noonan
Cincinnati
Piedmont
J. J. Krom
St. Augustine
R. Nesbit
Westminster Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
William Dorsey Jelks
Governor Jelks
Alabama
Beecham’s
Dencet
Beecham
Arthur Smith
Arthur Smith,Jr
L. J. Haiey
South Twelfth Avenue
Marie Laffer
Milwaukee
Wis
Lula Dean
C. P. Rouse
Cordele
Vite
Geil Crawford
Katie Goldsmith
Sam Beall
Lumpkin, Ga
C. C
Killman
Annie Bell King
Miss Stokes
Hirsh Building
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