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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1915

Page

24

East Point Social Notes Burst With Guest Visits

East Point residents and visitors populate the social column with numerous travels and calls. Evelyn Brazell returns from Christmas with Mildred Payne in Etherton. Lewman family expected home from New York. Miss Stamste Little and Miss Kathleen Hudson both feature in guest lists. many others report returns, visits, and births across East Point and nearby towns including College Park and Brooks.

Evelyn Brazell Mildred Payne Etherton

State Normal Notes Open Spring Session 1915

The State Normal school opened its spring session with full attendance as the senior class returned to work and vacancies in under classes were filled by new students. Enrollment rose despite expected cuts from southern financial stringency. President Pound wrote to absent students, and the outlook for the term is promising. Faculty health varies with several still on leave. Miss Young and Miss Layman expected back soon, Miss Scott improving in Atlanta. Heating work at Bradwell and Gilmer halls finished, Rhodes reports improved operations, and condolences extended to Miss Ermmie Jones on her father’s death. Georgia club resumes Monday with rural credit study. Miss Miller and Miss Strong planned holiday discussions. two literary societies to combine for a program Saturday night. Park of UGA to lecture. Pound to Clarke county to address Teachers’ Institute.

The State Normal School Pound Mise Young Layman Miss Scott Atlanta Bradwell Gilmer Rhodes Law Ermmie Jones

Brenau Opens New Term With Large Student Attendance

Brenau notes report a spread of students from thirty eight states at the opening, with strong campus spirit and renewed work. Many new girls arrive each train, likely breaking past attendance records. committees of the W C A have plans for the year, Simmons Memorial building work progresses, and several named students have entered for the second term. Mrs Cinsesti and Dig Bonawitz entertained with baritone singing during the noon hour Wednesday.

W. C.A Simmons Memorial Sara Sims Madison, Ga Leslie Weathers Atlanta Marie and Louise Warren Athen Ala Jdith Hildreth Live Oak Fla Ruby Ellis Kissimmee Gussie Dich Savannah Golda Holmes MecComb Miss MaryVan Johnson Rochelle Ruby Love Dothan Ala Hallie Vanadee Valdosta Cinsesti Dig Bonawitz

Miss Rosalie Jackson Bride-to-be in Pelham Shower

Pelham Georgia social notes describe a Friday afternoon miscellaneous shower for bride-elect Miss Rosalie Jackson hosted by Mrs Jd Hill. Guests in the receiving line included Mrs J J Hill Miss Rosalie Jackson and others. gifts were plentiful and a salad course with red Cupids as favors followed. The upcoming week features the marriage of Miss Jackson to Mr Joseph Candler Johnston at the bride’s sister Mrs Marion Harvey Metcalf’s home in Comilla. John M Hurst Sr hosted a New Year’s dinner attended by Rev PL Lee D Spence and others.

Jd. Hill Rosalie Jackson J. J. Ill Lee Hand Pauline Lark Dawson Permelia’Cull Moultrie Miss Jackson Joseph Candler Johnston Marion Harvey Metcalf Comilla J. M.hurst

Dalton Gatherings Describe War Time Christmas Week Reflections

In Dalton Georgia Colonel Maddox hosted a six o’clock dinner at his home on Vidge Street with guests Colonel Maddox Dr H L Maddox and others. Dinners featured talks by Mrs P B T and Mrs J Steed on Christmas Week of 64 plus articles on Civil War era methods. Mrs Aileen Nance of Atlanta acted as guest of honor at a Farrar residence on Thornton Avenue, with palmer ferns and red white carnation centerpieces and a large luncheon complete.

S. DP. Aaddox Vidge Maddox HL. Maddox Mattie Lee Mise Aileen Nance Atlants FW Farrar Thornton Avenue Hov

Local Society News From Nashville Area Highlights Weddings and Parties

Mrs B B Farrar and families host diverse social events in Nashville region. Irene Flynt marries George W Justice at the bride’s home officiated by Dr Fleming. Lescie club hosts at Ehorateh avenue with fern and palm decor. Bridging parties given by Jarvis, Crawford, Wing, and Maddox families honor guests from Atlanta Rome and Cartersville with notable scores and social ties.

West Point social notes and marriage report

Miss Gertrude Morris of Cusseta Ala married Thomas of Lafayette Ala in West Point on January 1 at Judge W L Hardy's home. Rook club enjoyed a December 1 watch party hosted by Mr and Mrs Houston. About thirty guests attended with evening refreshments and best wishes for the new year. Mrs C H Bags hosted a dinner for Mrs O P Lyman of Atlanta visiting sister Mrs Mary DeLamar. Mrs C P Lyman of Atlanta attended a rock party hosted by Mrs Hugh McCullough with guests including Miss Winant Wright and Susie Erin Hayes and others. Mrs De Lamar and P A Tatum of Columbus noted. Mrs Ernest Jacoby held a sewing party Tuesday afternoon with refreshments. Hugh Hill hosted a dress-day gathering. a generous dinner for fifteen followed by a picture viewing. Mr and Mrs Weantifa family celebrated a new year gathering Friday with Norman family attendees.

Gertrude Morris Cusseta Ala Mr. Thomas Lafayette West Point Rook Club O. P. Lyman Atlanta Mary DeLamar C. P. Lyman Hugh McCulloh Iverrell Tatum Hugh Hill de Lamar A ‘Atum Columbus Lyman Medata Weautifa MM 7 Norman Mary Messrs. Frank Raymond Norman

Tanhauser presentation by Kroisure club in Oxford

The Kroisure club stages a Tanhauser program in Oxford with Miss Sue Means performing excerpts and Katherine Madlath among the talent. A mock trial featured Anne Stafford as judge Aiken and others, with Mrs. W. T. Burt as music committee chair. The event included a midday luncheon by Mrs. Julius Magath and Miss Virginia Peed, followed by a dinner hosted by Miss Emily Melton.

Kroisure Club Pairfax Mam~ 4Hon Jacques Dupree Max Welton Charles Dickens Jane Brown Julius’ Magath Virginia

The JU Q Club Hosts Readings at The Cotton Patch

A local gathering at The Cotton Patch featured the JU Q Club organized by the Rosebud group. Miss Ruth Henderson led readings with help from Sadie Ruth Beam and Bertie May Polk, while Carolyn Kelly Bert Stone and Caro lyn Kelly provided music. club members include Polk Polk Wynn Dabney Henderson and others.

Bar Mabelle Clarke Maurice Peter Sue Means Irvin Ennis Jessie Dickey Fielding DiHard Emily Melton Walton.Clarke Melton Keller Melton Jace Oxford Mary Lizzie Sanderlin Irene Thacker

Local Gossip From Carnesville and Nearby Towns

Miss Sue Peebles visits friends in town. Mr and Mrs Carl F Barrett return to Cainesville after several days in Carnesville. Bernice and Ovice Sullivans resume duties at schools. Miss Hetha Purcell visits Elberton. Mr Charles E Maul of Jackson Ville Florida leaves after staying with Miss Ada Purcell. Miss Ottie Wausby spends weekend at home.

Carnesville Sue Peebles Carl F. Barrett Cainesville Bernice Ovice Sullivan Hetha Purcell Elberton Charles E. Maul Jackson Ville Pla Ada Purcell Ottie Wausby

Adairsville Holiday Entertainments Highlight Local Socials

Ada irsville notes show many holiday gatherings with Miss Alice Butler hosting an evening party and Miss Mary Veach hosting a day event. J Crisp Hambright and Blanch Price wed during the holidays at the Hamilton home officiated by Rev W W Adair. Choral Kee high music department pupils plan a recital and the Symphony club schedules a February musicale. Several families hosted dinners during the holidays including N C Sanderson Josephine Gray W S Bradley.

Alice Butler Mary ‘Veach Mgr J. Crisp Hambright Blanch Price Ian Hamilton W. W. Adair W. W. Bibb Thhe Department of Music Symphony Club N.C. S Anderson Josephine Gray W. 8. Bradley

Social Roundup from Lithia Springs GA Autumn Returnees

Residents returning home after fall absences include Mrs J S Kennedy and family, Miss Lillian Garrett, Miss Lottie Garrett, Miss Lilian Blair, Miss Trene Watson, Miss Pearl Wheat, Mr Clyde Watson, Hy Blair and Mr Quillian Garrett. Recent events featured an at home hosted by Mrs E H Houseman and a rock party hosted by Mrs H H Richardson. Mrs George Bass has returned from visits to Lithonia and Clarkston.

J. .S. Kennedy Lillignani Lottie Garrett Lilian_Blair Trene Watson Pearl Wheat Clyde Watson Hy Blair Quillian Garrett E. H. Houseman H. H. Richardson George Bass Lithonia Clarkston

Mrs Eleanor Butler Hosts Bridge Club at Conyers Street

Miss Eleanor Butler entertained her bridge club last Tuesday at her Conyers street home with a salad course and hot coffee after the game. A New Year reception by the Y W A of the Baptist church followed in the Sunday school room with Ferns Smilax and Easter lilies. Guests met the receiving line including Eleanor Butler and Mra C C King. Mrs L Williams and Mra A D Meador presided. Other helpers included Natalie Turner Mary Brown Anderson Gladys Maddox and Pearl Vining. Mrs Evans Lunsford organized a Book Lovers Club to combine sewing and reading. Mrs Charles A Lockwell was elected president. Mrs A Wheelhead hosted a New Year dinner for boarders. Miss Frances Godfrey hosted a large weekend house party on Conyers street honoring Miss Ida Winship Miss Isoline Campbell and Eleanor Jaeger of Montclair. Miss May Belle Clark planned a tea this afternoon. Miss Mary Sockwell entertained Wednesday with guests at Floyd street in honor of Miss Nelle Upshaw Social Circle.

Eleanor Butler Conyers Vatraet W. D. Travia Rena Parker Lucile Meador Misa Eleanor Butler Mra C. C. King L. Williams D. Meador Woman's Missionary Society Natalie Turner Mary Brown Anderson A. Wheelhead Frances Godfrey Io Conyers Street Ida Winship Isoline Campbell Eleanor Jaeger Mont Mair May Belle Clark Mary Sockwell Mrs. C. A. Sockwell Floyd Street Nelle Upshaw

Delightful Holiday Events In Eatonton Honor Local Ladies

In Eatonton Georgia a series of social gatherings honored Miss Louise McFlenry and Miss Virginia Butler of Madison with eggnog panty and other affairs hosted by Captain John S Heid and others. Attendees included Misses Hearn Leverette Wingfield McHenry Butler and several family friends, plus Mrs. Turner Mrs. Bél Dr. Ware and guests from Athens Milledgeville. A cabaret luncheon hosted by Misses Sarah and Rebecca Hearn and a progressive party by Miss Rosa May Green climaxed the festive week with dancing, rock games, and Merry Christmas cheer.

Louise “McFlenry Virginia Butler Madison John S. Heid Sarah Hearn Agnes Leverette Cecil Ingram Julia Wingfield Frances Terrell Wingfield Louise Mec Henry Virginia Butcher John Turner Anna_Bél Dr. Ware Athens Billy Garrard Milledgeville Dorothy’ Collins Owlets For’ Erandmother Ella Leverette Lina Hearn Rock On Iruiday Florence Jarmuiowsky Hargrove Montgomery John de Jarnette Turner Miss Green Mrs. Green Amanda. Hodges

Five Hundred Club Social at Mrs. Taliaferro’s on Jefferson

Miss Agnes Leverette won the afternoon prize at the Five Hundred Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Vi H. Taliaferro on Jefferson Street. Attendees included Miss Agnes Leverette, Miss Louise Nelson, Miss Mollie Farley, Miss Rosalie Booth, and guests Miss Mar Thomason of Madison and Miss Nong Julia Wingfield. Miss Ethelyn Dusenberry returned to Barnesville after visiting Miss Martha Gardner.

Lillie Stella Wice Vi-H. Taliaferro Jefferson Street Agnes Leverette Mar Thomason Madison Nong Julia Wingfield Mesdaniel H.C. Walker Frank Spit Gale Tiley John Turner Brevard Nisbet John Dennis W. B. Wingfield Louise Nelson Mollie Farley Martha Fidmondson Sarah Hearn Rosalie Booth Athens Paul Spire Ethelyn Dusenberry Barnesville Martha Gardner

Christmas House Party in Suwanee Hosted by Rhodes Family

Miss Louise Rhodes and Miss Katie Mae Rhodes hosted a Christmas house party in Suwanee with guests Misses Frances and Florence Anderson and Leola Wallace of Atlanta. Mrs H W Rhodes hosted a second evening with old fashioned games, a spelling bee and a Christmas contest, followed by a late refreshments and a watch party ushering in the new year with church bell songs. About thirty guests attended.

Louise Katie Mae Rhodes Suwanee Frances Florence Anderson Leola Wahllace Atlanta H. W. Rhodes Aes Hal Rhodes Marvin Vernér Leola Wallace Ethel Shadburn Buford Gladstone Erskine Rowe Hubert Rowe Robert Vance Verner Morvis Shadburn Harry’ Power Martin Ed Brogdon Sam Chapman Buce Hal ‘Rhodes Rhodes Cand

Miss Mattie Ayers and Richard Alimean wed in Sumerville

A brief Sumerville event reports the marriage of Miss Mattie Ayers to Mr. Richard Alimean last Sunday afternoon at Rev. T. J. Espy home with Rev. Wspy officiating. Nora Belle Hanson hosted a dinner honoring Misses Annie Balle Stephenson and Mary Stephenson of Melo. A shower at Mrs. Cleghorn's home honored Mrs. H. J. Hendricks. The Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. J. BR. Jackson for a 2:30 program. Miss Susie Blalock entertained her pupils last week. Mrs. John W. Stipe is noted as charmingly entertaining.

Mattie Ayers Richard Alimean T. J. Espy Nora Belle Hanson Annie Balle | Stephenson Mary Stephenson Cleghorn J. H. Shumate Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church J. BR. Jackson Susie Blalock John W. Stipe

Local Nuptials Highlight New Year’s Day Dinner

A wedding of local interest was held in Whithield county last Sunday uniting Miss Dollie Williams and Mr Walter Stillwell. Mrs Stillwell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs I T Williams, formerly of the county. Also noted, Miss Alice Foster wed Mr Gordon Inodd at the bride’s parents home in Dirtown Valley last week with Rev T J Espr officiating.

Elizabeth Marks Gr Rapids Mich Dollie Williams Walter Stillwell Whithield County Dirttown Valley Rev. T. 3. Espr

Darken Gray Hair with Q-Ban Restorer

An advertised hair product claims to darken gray and faded hair without dye. It nourishes roots, promotes growth, reduces falling hair, and relieves dandruff and itching. Sold at Edmondson's Drug Stores in Atlanta with mail orders available.

Borth N. Broad N. Pryor Streets Atlanta

Drunkenness cure offered by local Jacobs' Pharmacy Co

The CRRINE treatment for drunkenness claims to cure the habit with no sanitarium or work loss, usable at home. It promises a refund if no benefit after a trial, costs $1 per box, and is sold in powder or pill form with a booklet available. The ad invites readers to visit Jacobs' Pharmacy Co.

Atot Jacobs Pharmacy Co

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