Society in Columbus Georgia Hosts Week of Socials
February notices from Columbus detail multiple social events. Miss Jack Vearce hosted the Two-Table Auction Club. guests included Marguerite Sibley of Birmingham and Marie Wedham of Boston. Supper parties, dances, sewing, and birthday celebrations followed at the Country Club, Hotel, Harmony Club, and various homes. The week highlighted weddings, engagements, bridge parties, and visits from New Orleans, Nashville, and Atlanta acquaintances, with ongoing social gatherings at Warm Springs and other local spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sipecal
Jack Vearce
Ener
Marguerite Bley
Birmingham
Marie Wedham
Marie Fletterman
Boston
Mass
Margaret Gordon
Phyllis Gaye
Montgomery
George RK. Hutchins
FE. G Cuttle
Fleurme
Susie Hutcher
Hotel Inucine
Mmisk Marguerite Svbley
Birminghom
Martin Crook
Cech Farmer
Hranizers
Juliug
Sams
Harmony Club
Gabe ‘Sams
Susie Watcher
Sibler
Prize Glisbert
Fea Gup Club
Relph Howded
Atlanta
Ella Bradley
Marguerite Sibley
Jans
Will” Pease, Jr
Annie Macheca
New Orleans
Kalamazoo
Anna Caroline Benning
Will Pease, Jr
Wiliam J. Trourney
Portsmouth
Anna Pease
Juss Wing Wood
Walter “Merdaws
Nutten Gwinnett
Charles Morgan
Cullen Haines
Robert 3. Phillips
Trinity Episcopal Church
Phillips
Jecal Church
Social Bridge Parties Highlight Georgia Visit by Savannah and Covington Guests
Milledgeville hosts multiple social events last week as Mrs. J A Price stages an auction bridge party with Valentine score cards and prizes. Guests include Mrs. Robert Cornwell of Savannah and Miss Jules Trippe of Covington. Additional gatherings feature Miss Xan Barksdale at the Palace theater, Mrs. A A Vaughn hosting a compliment to Miss Frances Smith of Brunswick, and Miss Kate Thrash entertaining for Mrs. Callaway and guests after a concert. Music and refreshments follow, with prize exchanges and social club meetings noted among local families and visitors from Griffin, Augusta, and Eatonton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alias Barnes
Sumter, &c
Walter I. Woodall
Second Avenue
Minnie Hont Hall
Louise McMath
Richard Hicks
Norman Pease
Lelehton
Ric Pheraon
William Hart
Warm Springs
McPherson Cottage
Henry Burris
Macheca
George J. Burris, Jr
Miss Macheca
Elise Shepherd
LG. Bowers
Sewing Club
Frederick Posberg
Atlanta
Poaberg
George . Banks
Alice Johnson
Pares Philips
Ida Stewart
Drs. Synenner
Elizabeth Benak
Nashville
Tenn
EB. Philips
William J. Gautier
Vicksburg
Bir
John P. Turner
Rose Hil
TP. Milée
Pughcey
Florida
Lies Lois Cuska
Cuthbert
Welbe Harris
W . S Nire
Lawrence Murray
CL. Nichols
Roanoke
Ala
Frank Lumpkin
Kyle Rucker
San Antonio
Texas
Robert Cornwell
Savannah
Jules Trippe
Covington
J. A. Callaway
J. A. Price
G. Reid
Wilson
Xan Barksdale
Bitting
W. H
Toneheen
Frances Montgomery
Will Mathaws
Eatonton
Missy Annie McComb
Florrie Davidson
B. W. Oliver
Estelle Huddieston
Tallapoona
A. 5. Walker
Miller Brooks
Madison
J. Miact
Shady Dale
HH. Hell
Misa Mattie Benton
J . Persons
Mansfield
Starraville
R. L. Beale
Oklahoma
A. &. Thurman
Guy Lane
Jackson~ville
Missime Lasett
Karl Hiliol
Mia
Love
Tray J A Simpson
Presbyterian Church
A. S Moseley
T. B Rice
Henry, Hart
Agnes Hurt
Huthe Park
Winn Conelan
James Davison
Bridge Club
St. Valentines
Foe Faust
Arya Celeste Park
Thurston Crawford
dames @ Park
Joe Fauge
TR Taweon Gardwell
Amy Geinster
Missea Hallie
Celeste York
Domino Club
Mas Jd Fierce Brown
Houguns
Wit Childs
Will Cauthon
Harvey
James H. McWhorter
Mosel
Brenau Social News Highlights Community Visitors and Events
Brenau social items list visits among Carlisle and Rome residents, Phi Mu and Sigma Tau Chi gatherings, two dance events, a Boston Music Club concert, and a Melba outing. Notables include Miss Harriet Rose, Miss Pauline Barbre, and Miss Ruth Rosser among many others. Regular weekly visits to Gainesville, Stuttgart and Atlanta noted with local families hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DM. C. Deaver
Carlisle
D. C
Whitabeth
Harriet Rose
Mattoon
W. MM.” Atsworth
Macon
Atlanta
Melba
Ayere
Stella” Groover
Nellie Varst
Nannie Green
Frances Ferguin
Edith McIntyre
Helen Davis
Eleanor Boeschenstein
Florence Saunders
Edith Allen
Agnes Cone
Katherine Muse
Nannie Simphons
Ethel Bakits
Kittie Porte
Miss Taing
Patternon
Miiss Stowe
Simmers
Elmer Zoller
I. J. Pear
M. Southgate Jones
Durham
WN. C
Sirs. Hines
Bainbridge
Orpheus Club
Iss Huth Ruaser
Heenan
Lonise Bierce
the Rosser
Loatzedden
Fannie May Priestnut
Grace Pratt
Grace Hines
Ruth’ Rosser
Ava Takeda
Kate ‘Cone
Getayie Bunter
Bebecowan
Mabel Kanouse
Jessie , Bulle
Roza Gillen
Social News Highlights From Monroe GA Club and School
Mrs. John M. Nowell hosted the Current Topics Club with a floral setting and a southern history program followed by luncheon. Miss Lamar Ross staged a party for her Monroe High School class. Various visits and gatherings populate the week, with notes on local residents and teachers, including students from West Rome and Shorter College, and an afternoon performance for the school library fundraiser featuring numerous participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Nowell
Nowell
Wom. Hannah
Moss
Lamar Ross
Monroe High School
Gharies M Walker
Hennie
Besse Aycock
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Richard Lockhart
Mason
Ida Lockhart
N. L. Gallaway
Lilie Shumate
Monnes Taat
South Carolina
Oscar Williford
Commerce
Charles M. Walker
Elsie Brown
Atlanta
A B. Nunnally
A HW Maitby
Monroe
John W. Harrell
Elizabeth Howell
Charles W. Felker
Per Middlebrooks
Vardeman
Sparta
Classic City Cotil dance postponed to Monday night
Athens readers note that the Classic City Cotil lion club dance, postponed from Friday, will now occur Monday night. The community page also highlights a successful Mother Goose pageant at the Colonial, directed by Miss Carolyn Cobb and Mrs. Lucy Leah Mathews, benefiting the Elix White Memorial school fund with about three hundred children participating. Various social events follow, including a surprise party for Mrs Gallagher of Sireinia, visits from guests such as Miss Banter, and upcoming Chi Phi dances featuring guests from Augusta and Macon. Dr. John Gerdine returns from Texas for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart
Carolyn Cobb
Lucy Leah Mathews
Elix White Memorial School Fund
Gallagher
Sireinia
John Morris
Banter
John A. Hunnicutt
M. G Michael
William Steadman
Ira
Hobert Hazelhuret
Emory college notes and social notices across towns
A flood of society and academic news from Monticello, Gainesville, and nearby communities recounts visits, hosting duties, and university events. Guests include Mrs L D Dubose and Mrs Hugene Lyte with families, weddings in Macon, Emory commencement speakers, and local society gatherings with Miss Margaret Simonton and Miss Estelle Huddieston among the honored.
Social updates from Perry and neighboring circles
Perry Georgia scenes detail visiting relatives and social events with numerous mentions of Miss Eunice Brennan Miss Eunice Walls Mrs L F Cater Mrs Frances Carswell and Mrs E R Parker who hosted guests from Macon Dublin and Atlanta The Half Dozen Club and local ladies hosted bridge and other games plus wedding party attendances in Kathleen Kathleen Kathleen and nearby towns Daily comings and goings include guests from Americus Reynolds Spanky Rawlinsville and Rutledge with church ladies clubs and dinner table decorations noted in passing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnestine Barfield
O. Barfield
Macon
Mise Lila Parks
Reynolds
Mamie Connell
Mak ‘Hornton Lee
Judge Jurat
Parrott
Misas Martha Taton
Kathleen
Begsle Lee Hall
Upper Fourteenth District
Theresa Hodges
Social News Highlights from Greensboro Georgia
Greensboro Georgia social notes report visits and guests from Savannah Ballas Texas Perry Rome and Atlanta. Local gatherings include bridge domino and dining events with families and friends, plus wedding plans and social tributes at homes and hotels.
Quack Patent Remedies and Medical Advice Compilation
A jumble of home remedy recipes and physician tips discusses patent medicines and instructions for treating coughs indigestion stomach pain and nervous complaints. It cites Dr Lewis Baker warnings and advocates tablets like Lrlopsptine and balmwort while offering cautions about constipation kidney issues and appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yan
Local Social News from Hogansville Saturday Afternoon
Miss Lucile Barnes hosts the Bachelor Girls club with invited guests and a 500 game. Mrs. Allen Philpot and Mrs. Edd Trippe assist. Mrs. Lawrence Owen entertains three tables of 42 with Mesdames Daniel Hayes Williamson Mobley Hightower Strozier Anderson Burden Prippe Philpot Hawthorn Ware Wilkinson. Baptist Woman's Missionary Society meets with Mrs Tim Reid, attendance noted. Professor C L Calhoun and his daughter Frances of Moreland also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Lucile Barnes
Miss Barnes
Allen Philpot
Edd Trippe
Lawrence Owen
Mesdames
Charles Daniel
Gulver Hayes
John Williamson
Harvey Mobley
C.J. Hightower
A. W. Strozier
Arthur Anderson
C. Burden
Edd Prippe
Allen Philpot Hawthorn’ Ware
Minnie Wilkinson
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Tim Reid
C. L. Calhoun Anduitte
Frances
Moreland
Valentine bridge and rook party in Cordele GA
Mrs A a1sawaras hosted a Valentine party Thursday afternoon honoring guests Miss Estes of Fairburn and Mrs J K Livingston of Hawkingville. The event also featured a bridge and rook party for Misses something at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A1sawaras
Rook ‘Club
Mise Estes
Fairburn
J. K. Livingston
Hawkingville
Eiekehar
Gossip of Georgians in the Metropolis Meets New York
In New York on February 14 a society page notes Miss Florence O Donnel of the city wed Louis Rossignol of Macon at the Church of the Holy Name. Rossignol, Savannah native, is hotel manager in Macon. bride a Dinkler relative. Miss Margaret Claire of Atlanta sings in grand opera and plans return to Atlanta after travels. The piece also mentions Norman Angell’s lecture tour, a forthcoming wedding of Bishop Lloyds daughter Rhys Rebecca to Gavin Hadden, and a flurry of Georgia visitors and buyers in the metropolis as Atlanta firms send representatives amid a busy shopping week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carraway
Constitution
New York Dureau
New York
Church of the Holy Name
Florence
Mary O'Donnel
Louis Mont-Mollin Rossignol
Macon
Father Uwset
Mr. Rossignol
Savannah
Dinkler
E. J. Dinkler
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Margaret Claire
Atlanta
Claire
St. Paul
Africa
de War
South Africa
Opera Comique
Vans
Miss Claire
Beneh Attica St
Alda Wilmot
Cable
Norman Angell
Allamiies
American Association For International Conciliation
Boston
Cearta
Mr Anzell'a
Newspaper Park
Rhys Rebecca Ligga
Bishop Lloyd
Garden City
Rose Bringle Smith
Athens
Misa Ray Meyers
Navaree
EH. Os Barker
Gainesvie
Gotham
Hotel Empire
Thomasville Social Season Opens With Large Washington Street Reception
In Thomasville a series of weeklong events featured a reception hosted by Mr Jlomer Williams at his handsome new Washington Street home. Assisted by Mrs Williams and a list of hostesses, guests enjoyed valentines, bridge gatherings, and large tea events led by Mrs Neel and others. Attendees included Mrs Elizabeth Glenn of Nashville and Mrs Georg W. Ferrill plus many local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jlomer Williams
Washington Stree
Willams
TC Schwenke
Kent Mack
Wal
UY Reitian
Valentine
Elizabeth Glenn
Nashville
Annie Pringle
George Fields
W. A Brittan
Edwin Graves
Montromers
Aid
Chisholm Ausley
Milas Powell
Bainbridge
John L. Turner
Ralph Neel Altra
Monsel Brarev
Mix
WH. Flowers
J. Hyresell Merrit
A. A Ruler
Glyde Neel
Joe Robison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society IN Columbus
Milledgeville, GA
Brenau Social News
Marguerite Maybach
Amy Chhas
Sadie Lipscomb
Hatheine Lumpkin
Gainesville
Ben Sullivan
P. N. Parker
Moss Hallie Johnston
Robert Sanders
J. M. Fray
R. E. Green
W. A. Charters
Frank Crusselle
Ruth Crusselle
Davis
Josephine Davis
Als
Frida
Elisabeth Veen
Green Street
Monroe, GA
Shorter College News
Anna
Agnovra
Moultrie
Cleo Murphy
Sm.turner
Gertrude Lang
Stesa Hunt Lewis
Cedartown
B. Lang
Agetta
Margaret Cummings
Zila Johnson
Dorothy Gardner Cole
Evelyn Roan
Alamorte Lister
Newnan
Othiites
Gladys
Valerie Allen
Lucy Wright
Ruth Paden
Smyrnate
Mary
Dorothy Vermillon
Hampden
Ind
J School
West Rome
Athens, GA
Griffin
Evelyn Reid Nutt
J. C. Nutt
Dorothy Turner
Smith Turner
Mary Elder
W. C. Elder
Julia Woodruff
J. J. Woodruff
Genie Castile
Castile
Kelly
L. D. DuBose
Bazelhurst
Liverpool
Hugene Lyte
Gill Payle
Whitehall
A. H. Hodges
Munses Emma
Hallie Stapler
Olin Domer
Arthur Bureh
Miss Means
Anitman
Xir
W. J. Peeples
Ponce
Fhem
Charlotte
W. Q Fluker
Thlon Point
Lamar Fluker
Harry Woodruff
W. D. Beacham
Lacy Lawton
Trainer
Carrgllton, GA
J. W
Piedmont
Calhoun Mis
Frank Weems
L. &. Coolough
Dunidin
Fla
Bernard ©. Ross
BF. Jonnson
Buford F. Boykin
Depot Street
Frank Roop
Misa Guthrie
Roopville
J. T. Fairburn
Maple Street
Katie Tou Harrison
J. F. Creei
Westminster Society
Margaret Simonton
Vannie Phillips
Leta Purkett
Jefferson, Ga
M.M. Bragsey Rave
Dawson
Bessie Merrell
Vary
Heraven Lev
G. D. Harris
Lyle Haris
Airs
Foster
Emory College News
James Cannon
Virginia
Emory Sty
Cannon
Southern Methodist Assembly
Junatuska
N.C
G. H. Detwiler
Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Emory Supdev
Edgar H. Johnson
Emory
Newton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Emery Weekly
South
Cranston Williams
Jim Willams
Greensboro
Mm Grormia
W. R. Webb
Webb
Actoel
Hell Buckle
Emery
Fenhall
Allen Memorial Church
W. G. Baker
Chinaguay
Cubs
Warren Candier Baker
Baker
Oxford
Representative Bunch
Intercollegiate Students’ Prohibition League
Mr. Bunch
Henry Cotlere
Arthur Hutchinson
Hawthorne Ware
Geneva
L. R. Owen
Hattie McWilliams
Wi. Scogins
Ruby Pageney
LaGrange
J. W. Fobnson
Misa Ponder
J. F. Ackew
Monticello, GA
Perry, GA
Thomas Nesbit
Hridge
Frances Carswell
BE. R. Parker
Moss Mars Licoree Black
Carlian
Albany
Mitchel
Mary Littlejohn
Americus
Florile Walters
J. J. Rooney
Iolmes
Mes
WH. McKenzie
Tifton
Misa Clark
James M Burst
Gennesville
W. ©. Wilson
Mrampton
Tom Stanton
Leonora Dini
Mary Anne Piovence
Montiscello
Tf. P. Freeman
Louise Young
TaGrange
Louise Freeman
Freeman-Finther
Bass Mildred Malcoim
Olin Dozier
Japvera
Alt
Keith Punter
Dudley Spearman
Booklovers’ Club
Daughter of the Confederacy
Maggie Aberccombiy
Gibbs Street
Will Gunter
Bridge
Olin Dozter
Leora Hilleman
Holloway
Rutledge
George Spearman
Freeman- Fincher
Lizele Date
Mabley
Fester
Lena Brown
Madison Street
Cizd
N Stamien
Missey Nelie
Lena Slanton
Greensboro, GA
Eastman, GA
Ane Ors
C. Emiley
J. T. Harrell
Southern States Cotton Corporation
J. B. Coffee
Ballas
Clayton Hendley
Buster Joiner
Mawkinsville
J. H. Harg
Garnett Sharpe
Rome
Wlorance Rogers
Walter M. Clements
C.F. Peacock
Union Trust Company
Wih Vernae
Rankinsville
New Carnes
Abbeville
Corp
Unelite
Welena
Nike
Lewis Baker
College Building College-Blis
Atrevts
Dayton
Asig
Glen
Abienian Dyke
Slade
Dowel G
Bisaamatly
Ennio
Hogansville, GA
Cordele
Georgia
Atlante
C.F. Uresnbach
J P. Allen
J.P. Allen Company
Mias M Sullivan
Keely Company
Mrx
J. P Blackburn
Davison-Paxen-Stokes Company
Saul
J Saul & Company
J. R. McNair
Chapman-McNair Company
W. H. Brittain
Plains
B. Ormsby
Augusta
L Trammill
J. Moore
JC. Govk
W Ji Bigains
Grana
Coc
Albert
McConnell Marlborouzi
F A. White
G. Simms
F. F. Blane
M. H. Wilholze
Herald Square
E. L. Tierney
O'Connor
Altimore
E. Flotron
Gellinswood
R. A. Hancock
J. Palteh Sudward
Hudson Roadward
Ons. Latham
Menarity
I Arsemebach
R. McNutt
Seliecistre
M. J. Silverman
Vanderbilt
McC Puryen
Mauticelio
M. Wice
G. Duggan
Cochran
Bristol
W. Uruger
Navarre
R. Mayer
Dcomfort
K. Smith
R. E Smith
E. Balk
HW. A. Balk
J. S. Mutheim
Augustus W. Joiner
J. Rerustemn
Hermitage
M. Sand Hartwell
Latham
FP Whitner
Jackson
E. Joachim
Ss Curtiss
Mg Edward—Ki Moskowics
Fort Waller
Mactha Washington
M. Hunter
Marborough
J. A Gowns
R. As Malore
Monticello
W Kine, Albanys and Fov Carr
Martinique
Ross Dean
Ehingfeilow
Gwnesvilie
J . Adams
E. Melos
Eos Mors. Jr
Arnan
Mublin
Victoria
L. Mittommer
J. A Heverley
Augustn McAlpin
J Below
Cl Buenr Wald
Prince George
Ormsbt
Park Avenue
C Atcott
H. C. Cole
Unilinsi Green
Spany Murray
Gleason
Churchill
Mastromarchi
ER Flemister
Milledgeville
St George
O R Miller
Iuperat
Mt Po Rivers
Collingsood
Duine
Arlington
Thomasville GA
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