Society Dinner Party with Engaged Bride Announcement
J Hemperiey entertained at dinner Thursday at 62 Cherry street for guests Mrs A Hemperiey of Fast Point and Mrs John Relf Lima of Gaineshire. Covers were laid for the Gardiner Morton. Mrs Janey Thomas Gardines of Columbus announces the engagement of daughter Eva Leigh to Mr Marshall Mortoun of Columbus, with wedding planned at home on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
J. J. Hemperiey
Cherry Street
A. Ro Hemperiey
Fast Point
John Relf Lima
Gaineshire
Social items from Knoxville visit and regional events
Social notes list numerous visits and travel plans across Tennessee and nearby states. Individuals including Mr and Mrs an D Adair, Mrs Joffardin, Mrs Batchet Mix, Annie Klaer, Vins Ileie Mason, Jolson, Reble Wiking, Charlotte Winkins, Anatia Woomhiniser, Tavier, and others are mentioned visiting relatives, attending dances, conferences, or spending time in Auburn, Waynesboro, Jacksonville, Petersburg, Columbus, Tampa, Rome, and East Point with multiple trips and gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An D Adair
McClung
Knoxville
Tenn
Joffardin
Tuesy
Columbus
8. Batchet Mix Annie Mav Klaer
Florida
Jacksonville
Petersburg
Wo Ligen Jolson
New York
West
Ponce de Tren
Mias
Reble Wiking
Miss ¢Charlotte Winkins
Auburn
So Berview J
Mia Anatia Woomhiniser
Waynesboro
Hair Removal Method From A Flawed Manuscript
Unclear, fragmented text describes a dubious paste mixing powders and water to remove hair. It mentions toilet tasks, application on the skin, washing off, and possible harm. Unable to confirm safety or effectiveness from the garbled excerpt.
Atlanta and Florida visits fill social notes
A long list of social engagements and travels from Atlanta includes Mrs. W. P. Middlebrook of Colonial Hill visiting relatives in Savannah and Columbus, Miss Frances Shallenberger arriving from Pittsburgh to stay with Dr and Mrs. Shallenberger, Dr. William Shallenberger hosting guests, and numerous trips to Florida Cuba and the East Coast. Several residents plan conferences in Columbus and visits to family, with births noted and recent home acquisitions announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Noon Hudson
East Point
Carolinas
Misas Sallie Dorsey
Pease Point
J A Dors
Colonial Hin
WP Middlebrook
Colonial Hill
Trice
Savannah
L. A Duke
Fairburn
Gat Lusile Avenue
Mos Wow Harris
Florida
Cuba
G . Milton
Chattanooga
Charles T. Crawford
West Peachtree
James Duffy
New York
I Mies Frances Shallenberger
Pittsburg
William Shalienberger
J.T. Webb, Jr
J.T
Edward Charbonnier Wille
Columbus
Urney
Harriet Snook
Misas
Gladys Hanson Snook
Idelle Kimball
Jacksonville
Palm Beach
St. Augustine
Nannette Payne
Springtreta
Margaret Hallman
John Martin
Avlanta Chapter Meeting and Related Events
The Avlanta chapter C D C holds a regular meeting Thursday at 3 PM in the Women's Club on Baker Street with a program arranged by the Children of the Confederacy chapters. Mrs T T Searns presides. Mendelssohn Choral Society meets at the Maurs borough apartments Tuesday evening. Grace Lodge No 11 Ladies Auxiliary to the Southern Railroad Trainmen meets Tuesday at noon Wigwam Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avlanta
C.D. C
Woman’s Club
Baker Street
Chidren
Confederacy
T. T Searns
Mendelssohn Choral Sonety
Maursborough Apartments
Paul Pavesich
Local clubs schedule meetings in Lumpkin and Atlanta area
Vision No 43 lists gatherings across several towns. Women’s Benefit association meets at 86 Central avenue on Tuesday with full attendance urged. Council of Jewish Women holds a 3 PM Wednesday vestry meeting. West End Study class convenes February 28 with Mrs Purser. Yoman Park Embroidery Club meets February 28 at 305 Enella avenue. East Atlanta Chapter No 108 holds a February 22 meeting. Socials include parties for Miss Susie Newman, Miss Juliet Law and visiting guests. reports of auction and bridge clubs. District Epworth league prep and local club luncheons described with names of hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L A
C. EK. C
Central _avenue
Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Central Avenue
Council of Jewish Women
Temple
West End
J. F. Purser
Lee Atree
Woman'sissionary Society
Park Street Church
Egypt
Yoman Park
Tracy W. Pratt
Green Street
Misa Susie Newmon
Margaret Newman
G. A. McFall
Mro
Robert Chase
Chase
Henry Chase
W. H. Eicks
Washington
T. W. Pratt
Ada McMicken
Rochester
N. Y
Margaret Carter
Juliet Law
Chicago
Lawson White
Luke Matthews
KC Rogers
Jane White
Maiden Lane
Susie Newman
Nya Fickling
Ynchbury
Trigg
Virginia
Shelby Patton
John Ward
Arlington
J J. Sumner
Kissimmee
Fla
Ia Wood
Br. G. W. Lide
Mias Mildred
Richland
Lompion
Sarah Driver
Smr Tee Council
Americus
H.B. Gibson
Macon
Lumpkin
Eastman Woman's Club
Miasea Baker
Bob Wynne
Will Wooten
Bohannon
John D. Williams
Scott Edwards
Tom Prince
T. H. Edwards
Isses Hortense Herrman
Margjery McGee
Lucile McEwen
Mary
Susie
Eugenia Edwards
Steases
Wright Daniels
Claude Canebanks
Lesesne Bush
Joe Calhoun
Livingston Snow
Leon Baker
Campbell
Charter Edwards
First Pastist
Lana
Pastorium
Mere
Milton Peacock, Jr
Auction Bridge Club
Homer O'Callaghan
Erna Otterbere
W WN. Fietch
Wirework Club
W. XN
Fietch
Miss Bond
Fitzgerald
CL Clark
Geatla
Georgia May Abers
Society Notes From Columbus Georgia In February
A flurry of small social gatherings, entertainments, and clubs marked February in Columbus Georgia with Miss Susie Hatcher hosting guests including Miss Mary Plant of Macon. Mrs. Fortson and Mrs. Wooldridge led card afternoons, and many parties honored out of town visitors such as Mrs. Plant and Miss Plant. Silent film outings, tea dances, kitchen showers, and bridge events filled the week as residents and visitors mingled at hotels and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Susie Hatcher
Mary Fiant
Macon
T. G. Fortson
Cow. Wooldridge
John Peacock
Richard Massey
Birmingham
Arthur Gordy
B. Ji. Hardaway
Charles H. Bartlett
J. ¥. B. Bleecker
Sanford Beall
Wynnton
Bpringer
Misa Louise Johnson
Walston
Tom Andrews, Sr
Susie Blackmar
Mary Plant
John Bleecker
Lula Moore
Hester
Opelika
CW. Thompson
Louise Albright
Ralston
Cuba
Marke
Eknebe Dreyspool
IA A
Dreyapool
Nise Margaret Gordon
Union Springs
Bessis Wright
Flora Fedd
Pepchburg
Ala
Louise Rudolph
Social teas and gatherings fill Waycross week
Mrs Sharpe hosted Wednesday morning refreshments after pewing hour. Mrs Goodrich hosted Wednesday afternoon and Mrs Lott staged a matinee of Barbara with Piedmont students. Tuesday saw informal teas by Mrs Parker and Mrs Bates cycle tea at Elizabeth street. Several hostess events followed including cycle tea by Mrs Henderson and Mrs Fesperman with Mrs Tombertin, and others like auction bridge by Mrs Witmer and a valentine party hosted by Miss Hargraves and Miss Guyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sharpe, Sr
W. B Goodrich
Oscar Lott
Wiliams
Barbara
Expression
Piedmont
T. A. Parker
Andrew J. Jordan
Thelma Bawm
Charlea Litte
Cumberland
Walter P Little
Lura Morgan
Denver
Colo
R. G. Seruges
CA “Witmer
Auetlow-Bridge
Hong
Lola Kirkley
Dentsville
Miss Kirkley
Slater
Charles J Paine
Paul Mister
Norma Hargraves
Elgise Guyer
Edith Guyer
Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief With Pinex and Sugar Syrup
A home made Pinex and sugar syrup mixture is advertised to end persistent bronchial coughs within 24 hours. It claims to loosen dry or tight coughs, heal inflammation, and treat bronchitis asthma and chest colds. The ad urges buying 2½ ounces Pinex from druggists with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirtorr
Pines 'Co
Ft, Warne
Ind
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Vins Ileie Mason
Jeriday
Vile
Gublin
Mia Tavier
Marlon
Mre Os Crane
Mia W Long
Turing
Raymond Ailertson
Mim Wot Carroll
East Colnt
St Foueph Infirmary
W J Shannon
Bern
Hate
Jtugby Avenue
Cellere Bark
Jones
East Pont
Wey Wooa Wiight
Jieme
Mra
Nob Wena
Bas Dolat
Johnson
Jefferson Park
Joe Dar
Jetes
EU Kowler
T Point
Grady
Mis
Bradley Reid
Wichen Iter
Madin
Weal Purest Avenue
Shannon
Haltamuze
Pale
Ty Wel
Meaoo
Hia Exter
A J Wox
East Port
Misa Minas
Rev
Hiydaon
Ais i Orr
Severu
Chaffee
Joe Bird
East Poms
Yis
Talonsole
Wailthums
Little Son
Atlanta
Miami Fla
Mia John 1
North
Senoi Hs
Hellukother
Mr. Canyers
Virginia Cocke
Seabrecac
Mas Edward TF Barns
the Daughters of the Ameran Revolution
Joseph
J. H. Vivian
Carteraville
Joe Marshall
Ies
Thomas Layless
Augusta
Nellie Kane
New Yor
Lena S Huntley
James Bedell
Leland Morrow
Camper Hil
John Daly
Louise Sullivan
Wesleyan College
Mrs. S. W. Sullivan
Clemmie Rosenbaum
Bachrich
Dorothy Wyath
Washington City
J. O. Mathewson
Miss Wyath
Marlborough Churchill Wyath
Thole
Rial
Whitehall
Rountree
W. Z. Turner, Mer
Egular Meeting of
Guldeared A
Huntsville
Lumpkin, GA
Milledgeville, GA
Mra F. A. Robbes
L. Shivers
J. L. Moore
K. Montgomery
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Eastman, GA
Bachrach
Joseph Colquitt
J. C. Mathewson
Colquitt
Julia Turner Heyt
Society IN Columbus
W. PD. Parkerson
Cadwell
J. Rawlins
Hey J
Tewttatleld
First Baptist
Jacl Rivers
Parkerson
Plainfield
Jonas Wilhelmina Hawlins
Smoke Laghiey
Gresston
Tisties
W. P. Hunt
Waycross, GA
Byrd Printing CO
C.&c. Rosenbaum
Kutz
Whitehall Street
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