Social Highlights and Weddings in Carrollton Area
Social news from Carrollton covers December weddings and engagements. Notable items include Miss Virginia Tumlin’s marriage to Mr Drewrey of Thomaston, with attendees from Carrollton and Waco. Celebrities Mae Drewrey and family celebrate, fireworks display at Mayor Bledsoe’s home, and multiple local youths preparing for college. A wedding in Villa Rica of J Henry Pore to Anna Belle Sykes is noted as a major social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fain
Fort Worth
Fender
Carrollton
Iavio Street
Virginia Taii
Heese W. Tumtin
Drewrey
Thomaston
Hema
Im ‘Ollten
Nis Dyide
Mae
Drewres
Anmie
Clo Drewrey
Roms W. Dorsett
Waco
Mae Roop
Bledsoe
Carrallton
Irs
BR. H
College Street
Willie Blanche Piney
Southern Center College
Atlanta
Aline Bradley
Wesleyan Female College
Macon
Carrie Bishop
Industrial Temate College
Milledgeville
E.G. Perry
James Colenan
Su Aubden
Ala
Charles Adamson
Leroy Mandeville
College Park
Lizzie Hutching
Cedartown
Ethel Tumlin
J. Henry Pore
Villa Rita
Anna Belle Sykes
T. F. Sykes
Vila Rica
W. W Roop
Ele Wiley Sts
Marriages and social ripples mark Tifton news
Special correspondence from Tifton reports multiple marriages including J A Sevelle of Dawson with Katherine Miller of Tifton at 10 am at a home, and J H Grant with Emma Low Graydon at the Baptist parsonage. Also noted are a golden anniversary for H C Greet and his wife, and various visits, elopement rumors in Sparks, plus Miss Katherine Tift heading to New York for violin studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Titton
J. A. Sevelle
Dawson
Katherine Miller
The
Bird
Baptist Parsonage
Charles G. Dilworth
H. C. Greet
5. C. Brown
S. M. Clyatt
Dora Hillhouse
Rosa Lee Mangham
Sylvester
J. H. Hillhouse
Boon Suddath
Maysville
Emory Oweal
Walter Whidby
Ida Lovett
G. D. Lovett
Valdosta
Katherine Tift
New York
Tifton Social Scene Highlights From Week
Miss May Quarterman of Waycross visits Mrs Hillhouse in Tifton. Fannie Coarsey of Jacksonville visits Mrs Rhodes. A surprise party at Mr and Mrs J L Thhernse home entertained guests late. Baptist Sunday school opera house event praised as novel and enjoyable. German Club held a dance on Sans Souci upper floor with plans for biweekly events. Marriages mentioned include C G L Herring and Texix Rowman at Wopclouk, and A M Chesnutt visiting parents in town. Citizens from Cordele, Pensacola, Tampa join local socials and gatherings on Love Avenue and Suove Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Quarterman
Waycross
J. HA
Hillhouse
Fannie Coarsey
Jacksonville
Fla
A. Rhodes
Tifton
J. L. Thhernse
Opera House
The
Baptist Sunday School
Tecora
G. H. Tift
Boatrignt
Bond
Goldwire
Tatham
John’ Peterson
Willis
Gordele
Sans Souci
Mgr. CG. L. Herring
Cooledge
Texix Rowman
Triton
Phrice
Mitton
A.M. Chesnutt
Atlanta
Louise Gilbert
Lille Newton
Love Avemue
Teny Herring
Herring, Ge
John A. Herving
P. Bowen
Suove Avenue
Wilsx Saran Wilcox
Eastman
Plorence
Meta Clark
Love Avenue
Bertha Hingston
Milledgeville
Tiffon
New Year Reception Highlights Cartersville Social Scene
Cartersville hosts a grand New Year reception at the Patterson home on Erwin Street attended by nearly a hundred prominent locals. The evening featured receiving aides, an elegant dinner, and social fellowship as the town starts a bright winter season. Wedding plans unfold for Miss Julia Smith to Mr Julian Lee Smith with ceremony at the Presbyterian church. The bridal party details including attendants, ushers, and music are noted, with Rev. Mr. Murray to officiate. Additional social mentions include luncheon by Mrs N W Granger, visits from Miss Mary Dwelle of Charlotte, and Mrs Lula Tom Lyon of Atlanta among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartersville
Cartersville, Ga
Charles N. Patterson
Erwin Street
Patterson
Kate Crouch
Jennie Grouch
Myrtle Wikie
Jessie Wikie
D. B. Freeman
Tit. Bradley
J. M. Field
Julia Smith
Julian Lee Smith
Selma
Ala
Presbyterian Church
Octavia Smith
Willam H. Fleming
Harry Smith
H. C. Disher
Kewnan
Sproull Fouche
Rome
Joseph Calhoun
Malcolm Smith
Cartersvile
Richard Coller
Mr. Murray
Birmingham
North Georgia
N. W. Granger
Mary Dwelle
Charlotte
N.C
J.P. Anderson
Lula Tom§n Lyon
Atlanta
Marian Smith
Miga Minnie Bridges
Dawson
H. T. Bradley
Specia
W. J. Neel
California
Salt Lake City
Gussle Ross
Gordon Tatum
le~ Fevette
Henry Weatherly
Hitle
Nashville
B. Marshall
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mary Shropshire
J. B. Carver
W. M. Henry
Will Lu
Gadsden
Miga Edith Carver
Cincinnati
J. BR. Bive and Son
Virig Wade
Chattanooga
C. M. Harper
D. B. Hamilton
B. Hi. Wright
Hamilton
Wright J
Colonel Hooper
Julia Dean
New Century Club
Lang Bowle
Will Grant
Hugh Parks
Feaser
Soon
Mabelle Marshall
Indianapolis
Lester
Sel
Berlin
Virginia Moreno
Memphis
Theodore Morena
Hannibal
L. D. Sledge
Bessie Stroult
Anniston
Wil Graves
A. D. Hull
Newark
Conascene Club
Armstrong Hotel
Conatene Club
Misses Land
Ochmig and Chears
Chattenso Ba
Phelan Hawkins
Adkins and Shaw
John Graham
Elmer Grant
Lindsay, Johnson
Hamilton Yancey
Mery -Adkins
Cherokee Lodge
Ida Wasner
Wil Neil Lavendar
Alexander Findley
Buerter College
Sajan Druckenfailler
Meyerhard
BF. Fraser
Social Highlights In Valdosta Sparked By Oyster Quail Supper
Special correspondence from Valdosta notes a gala week with an oyster and quail supper hosted by Miss Lilia Smith for Miss Sallie Ritchie of Charlottesville Virginia. Prize drawings featured a Gibson picture won by Bliss Ritchie. Also reported: the marriage of M J Chauncey to Miss Nannie Rate Brown in Quitman with Rev C Carson officiating, Chauncey an agent for Georgia Southern and Florida railroad, and many local social figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Lilia Smith
Sallie Ritchie
Charlottesville
Bliss Ritchie
Dana G. Grifin
Bia
M. J. Chauncey
Nannie Rate Brown
Tien
Dino
Duguid
Grace Judd
Armadausis Club study of Shakespeare ends year 1903
Daughters of Rev and Mrs H O Judd return home after holidays in South Carolina and Macon. Armadausis Club closes 1903 with Shakespeare focus arranged by Mrs G Stevens. Mrs C C Brantley plus Misses Jersell render Ingersons lecture. Terry couple to move to Atlanta soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Judd
South Carolna
Macon
Armadausis Club
Shakespeare
Mrad. G Stevens
Veneeusen
Macbeth
Venice
Ingersoll
C. C. Brantley
Missessina Mae
Valentine Jers Rell
Judson College
Marion
Ala
George W. ‘Terry
Atlanta
Rome Society Notes Publicize Local Winter Socials
Rome Georgia December notes recap winter trips to California and Salt Lake City. Local clubs host Christmas dinners and events at LeFevre, Rio Vista, and Hi Crest. The Daughters of the Confederacy hold their annual meeting with over one hundred members. officers elected.
Griffin social notes recount weddings and visits in early January
In Griffin Georgia, January 3, reports detail a Christmas season marriage between W. Allie and Miss Pansy Strup, noted as prominent and popular. The piece lists social events, visits by Miss Mary Walker and Miss Frances Johnson, and a New Year’s theater party with Miss Lutn Brewer as guest, highlighting local society figures and travel from Atlanta, Monroe, and Viewns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ‘Allie
Columbus
Baker
Spaldteg Cou
United States
Union
Mary Walker
Monroe
Americus
Frank Harrola
J. H. Walker
Frances Johnson
Atlanta
Griffin
Joseph D. Hoya
Mansfield Bairy Hall
Viewns
RC. Murray
F Loella
Grantland
Douglas Boyd
South Alabama
Sam Hatcher
J. J. Mengham
J. W. Mangham
Joseph
D. Boyd
Lutn Brewer
Cusseta
J. H. Brewer
Rand
Tim
J. J. Little
Fort Smith
Ark
Indain
E. W. Hammond
Robert T. Daniel
Rome
Julia D. Pritchard
Gena
D. T. Davidson
Ernest Travis
Alice
Daisy Hodes
Kimball House
Mir BicClure
David J’ Baley
Lelia Patton
B. T Hanes
Janiter A. Slaton
James Atwater
Thomaston
Annette Walker
Monroa
Social Round Of Monroe Indies Club Honored Guest
Mrs. John T. Robinson hosted the Irving Club’s Indies with a refined afternoon and a formal reception for Miss Ruby Hurst. Twenty five couples attended a night of games and an elaborate hot supper. Mrs Wayne hosted a lace adorned dinner for Mr Wayne and Miss Wayne with eighteen guests.
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Monabof
GA -Monroe
John T. Robinson
Irving Club
Robinson
Myrtla Money
Ruby Laurens
Meeers
Wayne
Walker
Caoper
Roberts
Griffin
Medhin
Eden
Selzer
Medlock
Nowell
Sheats
Kent
Mattie Michall
Young Ladies’ Club
Nell
Callie Nowell
Miss Johnson
Daisy Smith and Claude Gray Wed in Indian Spring Church
Special Correspondence from Indian Spring Ga reports Miss Daisy Smith and Professor Claude Gray married at Indian Spring Baptist Church. The ceremony featured Rev Brian W Collier and Rev W A Nelson assisting, with organist Aldine Combs and violin by Nettle Gras. The couple, soon to reside in Locust Grove, received about 5000 congratulations amid rice and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Spring
Daisy Smith
Claude Gray
Missouth
Gray
Locush Grove Institute
Aldine Combs
Locust Grove
Misa Nettle Gras
Tannhauser
Anne Taub
Brian W. Collier
Covington
de. W. A. Nelson
BE. D. Ragadale
Parry Lee
Mercere
Shing
Ellie Smith
Louise Smith
Martha Gillespie Collier
George Collier
Notable Luncheon Honoring Miss Mary Deas Tupper
The event hosted by Miss Ruby Reynolds featured a delightful luncheon for Miss Mary Deas Tupper of Atlanta. Attendees enjoyed a festive gathering decorated in Lucy Cobb colors and flags, with courses served in elegant fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayette
H. Lavender
Thompson Iles
John
W. M. Brett
Aliss Mary Lay Yancey
Mary Deas Tupper
Atlanta
Ruby Reynolds
Lucy Cobb
Quiet Dahlonega Wedding Ties Worley and Kerr
Special Correspondence reports the marriage of Miss Victorgs Maude Worley of Dahlonega to Mr. Charles Clarence Kerr of Chattanooga. The ceremony was held at the Worley home on West Martin Street with Rev. B C Marks officiating. Only relatives and close friends attended. The couple left for Gainesville, their future home, after the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlonega
Victorgs
Maude Worley
Charles Clarence Kerr
Chattanooga
Methodist Church
Ikerr
Gainesville
Acme
West Point society notes host Bessie Blackman visitor
Social items from West Point Georgia detail Miss Bessie Blackman of Murfreesboro Tennessee visiting the Swain sisters with an at home gathering on Lafayette Avenue, Miss Esther Hagedorn's travels, Miss McCrary's visit, and Annuel Hudmon's hospital home entertainment with music games and a luncheon. Also mentions Mrs Eunice Horsley Whiston returning from Florida travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Bessie Blackman
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Swain
Lujet Lanter
Esther Hagedorn
Alexander City
Natches
Isa
Mra
Httle
Fannie Whitaker
McCrary
Columbus
Annie Hammonds
Anauel Hudmon
North Highlands
Watch Night gathering marks New Year in Tallapoosa
In Tallapoosa Georgia on New Year’s Eve Mr and Mrs I M Watson hosted a spacious Head avenue home watch night event. The Methodist Episcopal Church south attendees led the service while other church members joined in. Bells rang to mark the year’s passing as music played an important role in the evening’s exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallapoosa
I. M. Watson
Head Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Muste
Magazine Party Highlights Washington Social Week
Washington Georgia January 3 Special Correspondence Mrs John Thomas Lindsey hosted a magazine party Wednesday afternoon drawing many friends from 2 to 6 oclock Mrs R C Barksdale won first prize with Miss Ethel DuBose second Elegant refreshments followed Guests include Mrs W E Markwaiter of Columbus Miss Rebecca Irvin and numerous local residents Returning travelers and visiting relatives are noted among the week s social updates with several families visiting andLoai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington, Gao
John Thomas Lindsey
R. C. Barksdale
Ethel DuBose
W. E. Markwaiter
Columbus
Miss
Missy Rebecca Irvin
Sarah Elizabeth Irvin
Augusta
Dinlife HI
Richard Callaway
Hot Springs
Ida Lee Till
Agnes Scott
M.A. Shaw
Ilkes
South Georgia
M.A. Jackson
Elzsbeth Forrester
Lugg Cobb
Institute
J. ©. Sburnate
Dalton
Hary Canty
Atlanta
E. ¥. Hill
Main Street
RA. Simpson
Liberty Street
Moss
Leila Irvin
la Grange Female College
Katie Sheiverton
Alma Hollesnead
Milledgeville
Julia
Camilla MewWhorter
Athens
Joseph B. Dyson
Ruby
Bill
Matlorysville
Katie Wootten
Mabelle
Lewis
Warrenton
Mire
Addison Sitanson
Emma Barnsts
Colquitt County
Rr, Norman
Sylvania
Sarah ‘Neeson
Flowery Branch Week Noted With Local Entertaining
Flowery Branch GA January 3 Special Correspondence The past week has been party week in Flowery Branch with locals entertaining at F B Davie Moon Hawkins Ben C Gdett W L Hawkins M J Charles and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flowery Branch
F. B. Davie
W. S. Moon
Local residents and visitors gather in Hoschton for the holidays
The note lists residents and guests visiting Hoschton and nearby towns during Christmas season. Names include Mrs. George Clark, Misses Nettle, Wille Parsons, C R and E F Parsons, Trudie and Annie Weoley, Grace Abernathy, Estelle Medlock, Ada Davie, Mrs. Lou Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. Ho M Williams, and Miss Mamie Williams. Several travel to Young Harris and LaGrange for schooling and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoschton
George Clark
Nettle
Wille Parsons
Liberty
S.C
Messia
C. R
E. F. Parsons
Trudie
Annie, Weoley
Gainesville
Hawkings
Grace Abernathy
Atlante
Estelle Medlock
Norcross
Ada Davie
Lou Barrett
Atlanta
Abrs. D. Hawkins
Mamie Wiliams
LaGrange
Ho M. Williams
Misa Henrietta
Solditen
Zs Xone
Young Harris
Addison
McKinney
Ida McKinney
Die McKinney
Eels
Hartwell GA Holiday Gathers For Old Fashioned Square Dance
A Hartwell Georgia holiday feature centered on a gathering of city youth at the home of Hon and Mrs T W Teasley Tuesday evening. The event, led by Mr J Lord Teasley, featured an old fashioned square dance, wholesome refreshments, and music from violin guitar and piano while festive decorations included bristling mistletoe and holly. Notable guests included Ben Anderson Colonel Paul Moore and Miss Harriet Moore from Spartanburg along with Miss Garland Ith daughter of Hon e Smith of Athens visiting The Oaks during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
T. W. Teasley
J. Lord Teasley
Bristletoe
Beily
Ben Anderson
Paul Moore
Mise Harriet Moore
Spartanburg
Eicia
Avere
Sn Adams
the Oaks
Garland Ith
E Smith
Athens
Christina
Ada Gasset
Eisley
J. Hibo
Hower
Social reception honors Miss Rose Caroline Allen in Crawfordville
Miss Ertrude Holden hosted a Monday evening reception for visiting guest Miss Rose Caroline Allen from Illinois now at Brenau College. Allen performed three selections with notable interpretive power, impressing guests who predicted she may become an artist. Delicate refreshments followed, with Alcie Mancia Holden assisting at the punch bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordville
Missertrude Holden
Rose Caroline Allen
Miss Allen
Illinois
Brenac
Misa Overton
Department of Elocution
January
Mise Allen
Deligntat
Alctie Mancia_ Holden
Town Notes From Thomasville Social Scene
Special correspondence from Thomasville GA describes Miss Huw from Cleveland visiting Miss Bessie Jones and plans for winter. Local New Year festivities feature a dog and ox themed mischief, with Miss Gardiner and the Friggles among hunt attendees. Mrs. W E Hammond hosts a Tallahassee club heart party with a work basket prize to Miss Nettie Pringle and a book to Mr Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Huw
Cleveland
Ohio
Bessie Jones
Fulghum
Tallahassee
Miss Gardiner
New York
Nelle
Annie Friggle
Will Watt
Ayer
Clyde Nell
W. EL Hammond
Tallahaasee
Aisa Nettie Pringle
Ward
Laur Bennett
Camila
Mra. A. P
Vasler
Madison Street
Mra
Mollie Grown
Jack“won Street
J. W. Butler
Camilla
I Mirmie Briley
Mary Win C
William “Taucett
Colton Ever Ie
J. H. Loran
Chicago
Theoley
John W. Begnell
J. F. Stuart
Frances Stuart
Social Notes From Tuscaloosa and Nearby Hostesses
In Tuscaloosa on January 3 Special Correspondence notes Miss Gussie Clarkson hosted by Mrs Ellen Peter Bryce with a pleasant program and refreshments. Mrs Archie Leland hosted the Tuesday Morning Card Club, Elia Leland won first prize, Miss Annie Taylor Densho the consolation. Up-To-Date Club met at Mrs Walter Gaily’s. wrestling topic featured. Newburne Browne hosted a young set gathering at his sisters home with artistic decorations and a delightful evening. Richard P Prowell of this city married Miss Nelle King Anderson of Waco Texas on December 31. groom a prominent Tuccalsonan with many friends. Wipees Pate and Clara Cox of Carrollton visiting Mrs Alex G Miller on Seventh Street. Miss Belle Davidson a houseguest nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ata
Ala
Quakers
Gussie Clarkson
Ellen Peter- Bryce
Seventh Street
aArchie Leland
Elia Leland
Alonzo Hill
Melissa Wyman
Annie Taylor Densho
Walter Gaily
Eighteenth Avenue
Newburne Browne
Jessie
Mary Emma Browne
Mir
Richard P. Prowell
Mira Nelle King Anderson
Waco
Tex
Trabe
Wipees Pate
Clara Cox di Carrollton
Alex G. Miller
Beventh Street
Misa Belle Davidson
Holiday visit notes mix with local figures in town
Stella Harsis returns from Chattanooga visiting sister Sire 3 C Estes. Dr Samuel Minturn Beck, famed author and poet from Tuscaloosa now living in New York, stays with nephew Dr S F Leach at Bryca Insane hospital. The text mentions others visiting Ishville and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Ward
Seminties Stella Harsis
Chattanooza
Sire
C. Estes
Samuel ‘Minturn Beck
Uscaloosa
New York
S. PF. Leach
Bryca Insane Hospital
Je “Ishville
Social Gatherings Highlight Yuletide Festivities in Eufaula
In Eufaula Alabama on January 2 a festive social at Mrs Mary Everetts home featured music recitals and refreshments with notable hospitality. The St James Episcopal church Sunday school held a Christmas carnival at the church and a rectory feast followed. The UDC hosted a New Years domino party to raise funds for the monument. The Sapps hosted a lively New Years German party on Randolph street attracting many couples and praised as superbly organized. Visitors and relatives from Atlanta Clayton Louisville San Antonio Birmingham New York and Detroit arrived or planned visits, with several locals traveling for holidays and family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula
Ala
Bufaula
Gore
Mary Everett
St. James Episcopal Church
Fullmore McTyer
Susie McKenzie
Atlanta
A. H. Alston
Clayton
Tiss Lucy Glenn
Claxton
Mee
J. BG. Wilton
Loulaville
Thomas Exgan
Detroit
Mich
Dirs
J. Julian
San Antonio
Tex
Annie Will Hart
Glenavile
Lizzie
Myr
Marna Anis
Ambassador Bel lamy Storer Presents Credentials in Vienna
In Vienna today Ambassador Bel lamy Storer presented his credentials to Emperor Francis Joseph. The audience was unusually prolonged. The emperor was cordial and praised President Roosevelt for handling difficult situations, notably the Venezuela crisis, with admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Rézelves Storer
Vienna
Bellamy Storer
Emperor Francis Joseph
America
Roosevelt
Germans Evacuate Shanghai Port Complete
January 2 report says the last German troops in Shanghai left the port for home, completing the evacuation of Shanghai garrison. The move marks the end of the German wartime presence in the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
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