Milas e Meldrim Social Card Parties Hit Savannah Winter
Savannah society notes describe two large gatherings. The Milases Meldrim hosted a January card party at their Madison Square home with pink azaleas and decorative scoring games, awarding ladies and men with prizes including a watercolor, a silver purse, and a watch. The event drew over 100 guests and featured Valentines as score cards and themed prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milases Meldrim
Madison Square
Paramount
Missey Sophie
Janie Meldrim
Lilla Comer
Mildred Cunningham
amusM&hg
John Eleard Hunter
Hula Gamble
Louisville
Valentines
Jennie Rankin
Eula Gamble
Myra Whitlcox
Coalition Club
the Guards
Savannagh, GA
Spe
Du Pre Wallace Wedding in Marietta Presbyterian Church
Miss Emme Lula Wallace wed Charlie Walter Du Pre at the Marietta Presbyterian Church in a formal ceremony at 4 pm. Entered by her uncle, attended by family and friends, with reception for about 150 guests at the Montgomery home. The marriage followed by a Florida visit trip for the newlyweds and a social event hosted by Mrs. Holland bringing together nearly 200 ladies.
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Marietta
Emme Lula Wallace
Charlie Walter du Pre
Presbyterian Church
Florence Werner
Atlanta
Lottie Anderson
Cartersville
Mabel Brumby
Chattanooga
Freda Morris
W. A. du Pre
L. N. Trammell
George Montgomery
Campbell Wallace
Fred Morris
Tom and
Willy Gene Wallace
Ed Pomeroy
Max Dobbs
Fred Appleby
Tom Brumby, Jr
Marletta
J. H. Patton
Ed. Manning
George F. Montgomery
Montgomery
Patton
Mrs. Holland
Kenne Saw Avenue
A. S. Clay
George Keeler
H. ©. Dobbs
L. B. Robeson
J. R. King
Lula Hetl
Louise Anderson
Emma Lyon
Grayson Willinham
Stella Tate
Tate
Holland
Joseph Mynatt
Miss Mynatt
Dr. Baird
Brunswick Social Note: A Week of Entertaining in Brunswick
Brunswick Georgia February reports a busy social week. Mrs W M Tupper hosts a luncheon for guest Mrs George Neal Cate of Massachusetts. Numerous card parties and gatherings follow, including a world tour reception, the F M church ladies colonial tech, and a German event before Lent. Several visits from Savannah and New Jersey visitors are noted, along with club teas, golf events, and a forthcoming marriage of Robert Everett and Mary Woolworth Barry in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
W. M. ‘Tupper
George Neal Cate
Massachusetts
Estelle Miler
I. N. Bishop
Richard Fox
Darien
Bruns- Wiel
Louise Ellet
W. H. Miller
Savannah
Ww. J. Way
Benford Deacon
Kenry Atwater
South Orange
Colonial Tech
First Methodist Church
Jo J. Lott
Robert Everett
Hrunswick
Mary Woolworth Barry
Brooklyn
N. XY
Oocur
Adie
Henry Atwater
East Orange
Daughters of the Confederacy
Marie Devoe
Irene Wood
Golf Club
Acacia Club
W. H. Corneil
Chicago
The
Oglethorpe
Frances Nightingale
Mary McCullough
Gertrude Allen
Margaret Symons
Fe Symons
Zoa Symons
Mrg. Silvera
Musa Margaret Symons
Society Notes From Athens GA Highlights Guest Visits
Ming Sarah Vickers of Washington visits Miss Camilla McWhorter. Numerous guests and visitors attend events at the McWhort-Price wedding and other social gatherings. Notables include Governor J. M. Terrell and many regional figures, with dances and teas noted at local venues.
Local social tidbits highlight Xenia, launch ride party
Miss Irene Wood hosted Xenia Chub gatherings this week while Mrs G N Cute hosted a launch ride party in the afternoon. Mrs Hugh Porter gave a luncheon yesterday and Mrs KE Mason hosted a lively card party this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Wood
G. N. Cute
Hugh Porter
Mason
Social notes from West Point February greetings and visits
West Point correspondents report visitors and guests from Thomaston Thomasville LaGrange Atlanta and Athens. Miss Julia Ward stays with Mr and Mrs Ward. Miss Marguerite Adams extended stay to Thomasville. Miss Gillian Lawier Myra T P Yancy visit Birmingham. Lie Trotti visits Mattlen. Mrs D L Adams hosts Lou Brown and Mrs Len dion from Athens. Mr and Mrs W S Duncan came for Mrs Duncan's mother's funeral and return to Atlanta. Mrs Robert Troy and Leonard visit C D Winston and W B Higginbotham at Woodlawn.
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West Point
Julia Ward
Thomaston
Ke M. Ward
Marguerite Adams
Thomasville
Gillian Lawier
Myra
T. P. Yancy
LaGrange
Goodall
Birmiingham
Lie Trotti
Atlanta
W. B Higginbotham
Woodlawn
Crawfordville Social News Highlights Feb 14 Miss Susie Johnson Visits
Crawfordville Ga February 14 Special Correspondence Miss Susie Johnson of Washington spent time with relatives here Mrs Sanford returns from Augusta after attending funeral of her daughter Mrs J B Sanford Miss Della Vanderford to Atlanta for an extended stay Miss Essie Stone of Nye returns home after visiting sister Mrs YT Kendrick Miss Marie Perfeet visits Miss Katie Maitbie Evie Wingate has severed her...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordville
Susie Johnson
Washington
Mr. Sanford
Augusta
J. B. Sanford
Della Vanderford
Atlanta
Essie Stone
Nye
YT. F. Kendrick
Marie Perfeet
Katie Maitbie
Evie Wingate
Valentine's Week Social Notes and Attendance in OME GA
A rome Georgia special correspondent reports a Valentine week roundup of society events. Mrs Butler Harbour hosts the Warmightly Club with heart shaped valentines and prizes won by Mrs Junius Simpson and Mrs Dr Lindsay Johnson. Mr William McWilliams sings at a recent recital, with several assistants, and studies abroad in Germany. Miss Loula West hosts New Century Club with prizes awarded to John Harvey and Mrs Grave Harper. Mr and Mrs Jesse McGhee celebrate a china wedding at their South Broad Street home. Various social visits, concerts, and lectures are noted, including Miss Sarah Yancey in Birmingham and lunches, teas, and valentine parties among local families. A lecture series by Waugh Lander is planned at Shorter College and several regional visitors are listed as arriving or visiting the Rome area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Thens
Ming Sarah Vickers
Washington
Camilla McWhorter
Minnie Chambliss
J. C. Branson
Nell Nowell
Monroe
Norma Atrickland
J. M. Terrell
Pharr
J. D. Smith
Lexington
J. I., Dickey
Atlanta
A. K. Phinizy
B. F. Hardeman
Augusta
Frank Dearhig
Young Muntrous’ Club
H. H. Steiner
Lucile Barnes
Norfolk
M O W. Camuk
H. Sterry
Thamesville
James Shaw
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mia Ti
Tuck
Marion F. Dunwoody
Raleigh, N
Lucy Cobb Institute
Witmer Gaines
Memphis
W Mates
Misa Louise Spear
Spartanburg
S Cc
Misa Mattie Fitt
J. D. Ross
Miss Foster
Madison
Ethel Few
Ag Sun
Iene Goss
Food
My Grove
Minnah Smithers
Gordonville
Conway
Se Avenue
Athenaeum
Climseuse
Ome
Butler Harbour
Warmightly Club
Funch
Caida
Junius Simpson
Lindsay Johnson
William McWilliams
McWillams
Germany
Misa Estelle Mitchell
Nell Lavender
Lindsay
Hewart Pimsley
McWilliams
New York
Nelson Mide Atcrufts
Mme. Lonknow
Loula West
New Century Club
John Tfarvey
Grave Harper
Jesse McGhee
South Broad Street
Milured Wright
Mro
Moses Weight
Sarah. McDenula Sheridan
Philadelphia
Boys’ Industrial School
Martha Herry
Nevin Opera Houses
Bessty Ohtung
Sarah Yancey
Birmingham
A. H. Hatey
Sinclair
Indian Territory
James
Esteve Mitchell
A. B. Garland
Montgomery
Mary Walker
Tilv Hannum
Tennessee
Lula Curry
Missy Rosebud Johnson
Cartersville
Rome
Rosebud Blyings
Dalton
Stewart Marshall
Waugh Lander
Chicago
Shorter College
Varence A. Harper
St Augustine
Fla
M. Harper
First F Baptist Church
Addie Lou Law
Local Society Notes and Visitors Report
Connection with the telephone exchange and test yesterday for Conyers where she will reside. Rev. C. Owens returned last evening from a trip to the West Indies. Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick have returned from Alabama and Tennessee. Mrs. Edgar Thompson visits her father at Barnett. Mrs. Ellia Banks returns to Thomson.
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Conyers
C . Owens
West Indies
W. JL. Kendrick
Alabama
Tennessee
Edgar Thompson
Wash Avery
Barnett
Ellia Banks
Thomson
Richmond social notes recount dances and events in 1912
Special correspondence from Richmond Virginia reports a winter evening dance at the Masonic temple led by Colonel Jo Lane Stern and others. A wedding occurred Tuesday night as Mrs Nelly Saunders married Mr William Wise Boxley at the bride’s sister’s home with nieces aiding the aisle. Dr F Woodward spoke on fiction to the Woman's Club. Virginia Clarke hosted a progressive euchre party and Governor Montague’s reception drew a large crowd with full staff in uniform. Charles G. Lambert plans to move to Atlanta. Mrs Thomas Nelson Page hosted a luncheon for debutante Florence Field. A Georgia table bazaar euchre party was among the season’s highlights.
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Richmond
Masonic Temple
Jo Lane Stern
William Palmer
William Mayo
Nelly Saunders
William Wise Boxley
Everett Waddey
Margaret
Caroline Waddey
F. ©. Woodward
South Carolina
Woman's Club
Virginia M. Clarke
West Grove Street
Montague
Charles G. Lambert
Atlanta
Thomas Nelson Page
Florence Field
Euchre
Georgia
Marriage and social notes span Wilmington and Asheville events
William Bradley Walker to wed Edith A Good man in Chicago and reside in Hong Kong after a Manila meeting. Debutante Isabel Rountree to sail for London and Europe with relatives. Annie May Sasser to marry James Thomas Lamer in Wilmington. Eloise Neely and Hugh Cowles wed in Statesville. Soirees and receptions abound at local churches clubs as prominent families travel and entertain.
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Wilmington
N. C
William Bradley Walker
Edith A. Goodman
Chicago
Thomas Chard Goodman
United States Army
Chattanooga
Tenn
Walker
Hong Kong
China
Standard Ol Company
the Post Presbyterian Church
Isabel Rountree
Ton
George Rountree
BP. Shotter
Helle
Savannah
New York
London
England
Scotland
Krountresa
Miss Shotter
Savannar
Q. C. Sasser
Annie May
James Thomas Lamer
Eloise Neely
Hugh Cowles
Statesville
William Alexander Lawrence
Grace Ford
Paul Leicester Ford
James Kidder
Brooklyn
Unele
Fred Kidder
L'Arrogo
Temple
Anti-German League
Theodore Marburg
Baltimore
Marburg
Messrs. J. Victor
Charles &. Grainger
Annie Gause
Mount Sinai Hosailor
W. W. Holladay
Greenville social events wrap up with clubs and receptions
A series of social notes from Greenville details the Young Men's Christian Association delegates visiting Greenville Female College hosted in the parlor, the Greenville Federated Clubs forming the City Union of Clubs, a valentine ball at the Mansion House with Wurms orchestra, and a ladies’ gathering for Mrs F. M. Hicklin. Also noted is a flinch game gathering and an upcoming wedding for Miss Daisy Marshall to Mr Norbourne Bacot at Christ Church.
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Greenville
8. C
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Woman's Christian Association
Greenville Female College
Greenville Federated
Greenville City Union of Clubs
Lula Gates
Mansion House
Wurm
Atlanta
Theresa McDavid
F. M. Hicklin
Chester
Flinch
J. B. Harle
Filmch
Daisy Marshall
Norbourne Bacot
Christchurch
Miss Marshall
Mr. Bucot
Savannah
Seaboard Air Line
Graham
Young Men's Christian Association
Peek
Bessie McCullough
Princeton
W. E. Callendar
Greenville Boy and Savannah Railroad Man Highlighted
Jacksonville scene notes ex state senator R G Dickerson and Clinch sheriff Screven Ax Sweat joining a ten day camp hunt across Florida. ExPresident Cleveland and party fish at Stuart while Mrs Overbey arrives for her father’s illness. In Columbus Miss readings celebrate carnival season with card parties and charitable gatherings as society circles gather for Mardi Gras planning and social teas.
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Tacesonville
Fla
Jacksonville
R. G. Dickerson
Georgia
Screven Ax Sweat
Clinch County
G. M. Dane
Bartow
W. H. Maddox
Bred McConnell
E. Phillips
Atlanta
Thrasher
Sanford
Elizabeth Smith
Thomasville
Susie
Violet Harris
Ocala
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
Zimmerman
Royal Poinciane
Palm Beach
Earl of Yarmouth
Carnegies
Dungeness
Countess de Castellaine
Nassau
Cleveland
Stuart
St. Lucie Sound
Joseph Jefferson
Will Ro Wann
Abbey
St. Augustine
Simon Stronberg
Savannah
Emily Schwartz
Biehler
Columbus
Alex Cahel
F. A. Ansley
Bainbridge
J. L. Sweat
Douglass, Ga
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Savannah Society News
Henry D. Stevers
Thomas Wayne
Bavers
Caro Thompson
Helen Dixon
Frances Bradley
William O'Brien
Jessie Mayon Chisholm
George Francis Tennille
John Mackay Eliott
Mabelle Eliott
Los Angeles
Joseph Huger
Lina Huger
Inez Tiedeman
Herman Norden
Anch
W. W. Gordon
Mary Savage Jones
W. D. Simkins
Sallie Haskell
Alexandre Thesmar
Haskell
Clifford Munnerlym
Mattie W. Wright
Marie Emily Jordan
E. M. Johnson
Belnie Gordye
Burton Wise
Thomas Wayie
Gadsden
Sistang
A. G. Guetard
Sullivan Bond
Cora Martin
S$. P Shotter
Alisa Isabel Shotter
Jessie Chisholm
Venable
Miss Chisholm
Bim St
N.Y
Hadway's
Jan
Emilie Danforth
Thirty-Second Street
Woman's Indian Association
Cardal
Asheville
N C
Biltmore House
Aldauen
Biltmore Village
George W. Vanderbilt
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
4. M. Marshall
Pittsburg
Haywood
Bertha Baker
Wilmer Willams
Gillighan
Ralston Hall
Grace
Sweet Charity
Open
GEO. R
Haberdashers
Whitehall Street
Youmans
Fent
Robertson
Smith
Demepolis
Ala
Percy W Male
Sherrill
Morgan Building
Sheffield
Lucy Banks
Mary Warrison
Hampden Osborne
Hessie Smith
Kentucky
Gessner Smith
Mary Lowe Manning
Aberdeen
J. W. Garth
Goodrich
Broo
Ernest Bell
Baskerville Young
John Richards
William ¢_ Richards
Lula ¥. Fort
Tapp
William Harden Brooks
Harrison Sykes
Charles Williams
Legion
Major Williams
RG. McCabe
Robert I. Simpson
Jack Shackleford
Equen
Elizabeth Wilkinson
E. P. Wilkinson
Wlliam L. Gardner
William Daniel Overbey
Danville
Fenton Robertson
Lena Ottley
Otley Country Place
Cherokee
D. P Davis
HAYES
Wellborn
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