Society Notes Highlight Valentines The Forty-two Special Club Event
Society items recount a valentines themed gathering hosted by Mrs. McPherson on East Avenue with N C McPherson Jr and Miss Mau ring McPherson performing. A February 17 silver tea at J B Sewell’s Park Street home features music and readings led by the West End Christian Church Ladies Aid. An array of entertainments include Miss Bates Valentine party on West Peachtree with prizes and refreshments, a March 3 Hebrew Orphans Fund benefit in Jubilee committee fashion, and Miss Risse visiting from Oak City amid social calls and dining. Oyster supper by Lourdes Sewing Guild planned for February 13 at Mission wall precedes wedding anniversary news of Mr. and Mrs. George Lindsex’s silver celebration in College Park.
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Cook
McDougal
Mra. Manget
Richardson
Taylor
Hucks
Bell
Henderson
Atrs. . S. Bailer
W. H. Burgess
J. 3
Sewell
Park Street
Pere
West End Christian Church
Miss Bates
Annie Winship Bates
West Peachtree Street
Frances Winship
Georgia Rice
Lucy MeKemia
Iletta Compton
Margaret Olson
Naom Jeruussem
Leland Fiughtett
Saubanks
Irene King
Mary Hull
Wsun
Messi
Harry Comer
Milton
Vani McGovern
Charles Girardeau
John Simpson
Albart Pritchard
John Harrison
Saxton Lewis
Royall Miller
Robert Cooper
Henry Woodruff
Leis of Lourdes Sewing Guild
Mission Wall
N. Boulevard
Visitor From Tennessee Attends Colonial Style Nuptials
A Tennessee visitor attended a ceremony at College Park Baptist Church with Rev. A F O'Kelts officiating. The Lindsey family and relatives gathered as brides and grooms names appeared among the guests. The reception featured a tropical porch setting with silver centerpieces and paler flowers as about 150 guests joined the celebrations.
Mrs Whitney hosts a flower luncheon on Greene Street
A refined luncheon hosted by Mrs. George E. Whitney honored Mrs. Lombard Miss Durbar and Mrs. Frank Doremus Jr at her Greene Street home. Roses filled rooms table centerpieces featured a miniature Italian garden and a decorative book souvenir. Mrs. Whitney read from her unreleased novel after coffee.
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Killarney
Mrs. Whitney
Misa Dunbar
Frank Doremus
W. A. Lattimer
Charles Whitney
Theodore Caswell, Jr
T. Lowe
George Traylor
John Whitney
Julia Raudry Moore
Baxter
Lombard
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Anna Hiceman
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