Bridge Parties Highlight Social Season at Local Homes
Mrs J W Gibson hosted the first in a series of bridge parties at her E Seventeenth street residence with twelve guests enjoying gracious hospitality. Miss Rosa Roy hosted a bridge tea at her sister Mrs Samuel Watkins home on Rosedale road in Drum Hills for a close circle of friends, with peinsettia plants and fern decor lighting the living room and a central dining table adorned by a peinsettia centerpiece and silver candelabras with crimson candles.
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J.W. Gibson
Seveneenth Street
Roy
Rosa Roy
Samuel Watkins
Rosedale Road
Drum Hills
Ferna
Miss Crawford
Home cough remedy Pinex advertised as quick relief
An old fashioned advertisement touts Pinex as the best home remedy for severe coughs and bronchial symptoms. It claims rapid 24 hour relief, throat membrane healing, and overall satisfaction with money-back guarantee from The Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Parties and meetings mark Nineteenth Century History class
Daily notes record social events across Atlanta with Miss Lacie DeRake of Baltimore and Miss Roselyn Amorous among attendees. Guest lists include Miss Linda Minahan hosting a buffet for Miss Roselyn Amorous s wedding plans and Miss Grace Goldsmith hosting luncheon. Bishop Mikeli to give address at 3. Alliance Française assembly at Carnegie Library. Emory Womans club meets at 3. Tea for Miss Carolyn King and Mrs Hurt as they prepare to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Robert. C. Alston
Bishop Mikeli
Alliance Francalee
Carnegie Hbrary Assembly Room
Miss.Crawford
Grace Goldsmith
Sarah Schoen
Hallie Crawford
Brideglad
Piedmont Driving Club
Crawford
Kent
Mer ‘Bridal Party
Atlanta Club Scenes and Teas Highlight Social Week
Social notices recount a host of events from Newnan and Atlanta. Mrs Myra Grr Jackson hosted the Newnan club with daughters and friends at Ponce de Leon avenue, making garments for the Children's home. Mrs Sale of Montgomery honored by bridge lunch with twelve guests. Mrs. Elder and Mrs. Chambers wore elegant gowns. Mrs Basil Stockbridge to host three bridge tables at the Atlanta Woman's club tea. Miss Elizabeth Howell and Miss Cohen to host a dinner-dance at Fiedmont Driving Club for visiting Miss Elizabeth Howell of Chattanooga. Miss Carolyn King’s bride-tea given by Mrs Edwin A Peeples. guests enjoyed tea after a small ceremony with pink roses and ferns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Albright
B.C Broyles
Boykin
Claude Bass
Bostrom
Colquitt.Carter
M. Havin
J.W. Bailey
Lynn Fort
Ds Gorman
Gann
Greenfield
Frank. Hughes
F. D. Vrooten
R. Wilkinson
College Park
Mise Mildred ‘Woodward
Sale
Gawen
Elder
Chambers
Stockbridge
Basil Stockbridge
Atlanta
Woman's Club
Elizabeth Howell
Mary Clarke Cohen
Fiedmont Driving Club
Chattanooga
Miss Cohen
Misa Allee
Stearnd
Clark, Howell, Sry
Pine
Carolyn King
Edwin A. Peeples
Jose
Louise Dogoly Delights At Recital In Winter Park
The recital by Louise Dogoly at the Leon Avenue Baptist Church drew a good audience. Her casual yet polished performance showcased difficult works by Prokofiev and others with clear ornamentation and a fluid right hand. Her easy stage manner and engaging voice added charm to the program, earning warm applause.
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Gome
Svary
Rolls
Rollinat
Winter
Park
Fila
P Grammaus
Aperlare
MacDow
Nana
Avery
Leon Avenue
Baptist Chro Raed
Louise
Mary Bolles Harriss Weds Harrison Symmes in Wilmington
A wedding and social notices page from Wilmington details Miss Mary Bolles Harriss marrying Harrison Symmes at the bride’s parents’ home on Dock Street. The ceremony officiated by Rev. Robert Y. Gribben featured navy blue serge attire, bouquets of American Beauty roses, and a family procession. Guests, attendants, and related parties including Miss Evelyn Harriss, Mrs. Andrew Harriss Jr., and Cleves Symmes are named, with postnuptial social events noted.
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Harriss
Symmes
Wilthington
N.C
Andrew 2 Harries
Dock Street
Mary Bolles
Harrison
Courtland Symmes
Brunswick
Robert ‘Y. Gribben
Greem
Missy Evelyn
Andrew ‘A. Harries, Jr
Rebecca Symmes
Slater
Cleves Symmes
Andrew,h. Harriss, Jr
Bert Symmes
Bert Symmes. Oatty Ie
Miss
Cela
Aren=berg
Charles
Grainger, Jr
saila_i
Wilmington
Wedding Festivities Drape Suburban Gala and City News
Amidst wedding plans and social galas, Rabbi Marcyson presided at a ceremony for Miss Block with guests from Detroit New York and beyond. The bride wore navy tricotine with matching accessories as guests prepared a farewell to Cuba then New York. Percy Bryan Adkins wed Ruth Gertrude Daniel at Hephzibah Methodist parsonage with a reception planned at Ivy Street. Debutante Roselyn Amorous’s season pauses for her Saturday wedding as Miss Turman and Miss Turmen hosted a luncheon in her honor.
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Marcyson
Block
Farida
Cuba
New York
Daniel
Adkins
Percy Bryan
Ruth Gertrude Daniel
Keysville
Hephzibah Methodist
Hall
Fannie
Stran
Navy
Trico
Willie Jones Adkins
Sis
Sterling Wworth
End Ig
Atlanta Business, College
Ivy Street
Jane A. Adkins
Hephzibah
and. Mra
J.P. Clark
Olivis
Frances
Alice Daniel Mis. Florine
Wilton Parker
J. W. Cook
Amorous
Helen Turman
Lsthen Turmen
Roselyn
Red themed luncheon centerpiece noted at event
The centerpiece highlighted a red display at a Petabomeiy luncheon. Guests included Helen Pu, Dorothy Bates, Mai Mitchell, and other attendees such as Caroline Tye, Ethel Ty, Hazel Nelson, Virginia Walker, Lucile Mortis, Linda Mammaban, and Mrs. Philip Ma.
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Helen Pupheneae
Migs Crous
Dorothy 2
Bates
Misa Mai ‘Giret’ Mitchell
Ponte Ganar
Ivan Misa
Caroline Tye
Ethel Ty
Hazel
Nelson
Virginia
Walker
Misa
Linda
Philip
Miss Thompson and Miss Bowen to Attend Howard Theater Box Party
Miss Thompson of Tarrytown and Miss Martha Bowen will be honored guests at a box party at the Howard theater this afternoon. Miss Bowen will host the gathering and guests will be entertained at tea afterward at the Hotel Winecott.
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Martha Bowen
Florrie ‘Thompson
Tarrytown, N.Y
Miss Thompson
Pierrie Thompson
Tarrytown
Martha
Bowen
Les: Street
Weat
Ind
Howard Theater
Miss Bowen
Winecott
Piedmont Club Plans First Bridgerton Dance Evening
Fragmentary OCR lists a Friday party with Arne Spalding and Venter at Piedmont, chaperon to announce the first bridgates dances. Saturday afternoon features a social for ladies and a serendipitous event at TOM 3380 o'clock with attendees including Speer and Bonler.
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fiMlise Arne
Spalding
Venter
Tein
Piedmont
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Dean
E. C. Dean
Harper
E. Winn
Rd Mra. Lovick Dean
Tis Fuller
Gus Dean
Miss Walker
Leon’ Walker
Ruby
Lane Young
Howard
Esdames
John E.smith
Harry Collins
Jones,Alexander
Howard McNair
Eversharp
Kodaks
Georgia Art Supply Co
S. Broad Street
Calenda
Robert Cotton
Alston
Téck Aponsorg
St.a
Borag
Mra
Wall
B. J
Mitines -Pirty
Lacie DeRake
Baltimore
Byron Freon
Minahan
West North Avenue
Robert Lynn Baker
Houie. Crawford
Sara Schoen
Emory Womans Club
Plato T. Durham
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Max-Don Ho ‘Howell
Supipar Street
Carolyn. King
Joel Hurt, Jr
Hurt
Reek Murfreesboro
Tenn
Gandie
We. Reiley
Hat ‘Voorkis
Sam Watkins
James Buchanan
Robert Sheps
Marion Bannerson
Katherine . Stewart
Trene Thrower
Bessie* Withers
Ruth Bannerson
Jane Bannerson
Mary
J. Eizabeth Watkins
Milas Dick Taylor
Charlotte
Cercle Dés Annales
ZL. C. Hopkins
Cercle Dés ‘Annales
Americana
S. A. Clayton Co
Hunter
Atlanta, Ga
Meador
Méador Asalete
Mias
Witmotine
Perdue
Sarah
Schoen
Biss
Blanche
Divine
Bilzbeth Hawkins
Misa Nellie Dodd
Dickey
Marlon
Breanna
MLS
Marlon Underwood
Sjnformely
Banco de Leon-ayenue
Mrs. Connally
Mrs. Peeples
Vici
MUSE
Irs. Rogers
L. W. Rogers
Harold Rogers
Entertaining
Peg Y Gue Block
Pizér
Irene Block
Mrg. Bleck Block
Herbert Pizer
Frederick
Tore Euebea
Hanta
Wiss
Doroty i Eythe- Coleman
Misg
Miika
Nawody
Harriett “Rhodes
Corday Bice
Nes Bigsielgs
Mario
Katherine Stéwar
Elizabeth
Alarke
Haveriett
Shedden
Margaret
Scrubes
Dorothy “Shef
Mildred “Rawcell
Fra ‘Fm Suttans Irs
RE Hinman
HL. Young
Durham
A Davis
Davis
Carter Electric Company
Rich
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