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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1915

Page

25

Social whirl highlights at late week Atlanta events

Mrs Sis and Mrs Mason hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering for Mrs Wicker at a grand Venable home. The event showcased Tudor style interiors, English oak paneling, marble and mahogany details, and a three story entrance hall, with guests touring rooms including drawing room, library, and a unique basement grill area. A Piedmont Driving Club week featured multiple tea dances and dinners with Miss Johnson, Gov Slaton, Mrs Grant, and many debutantes attending.

Druid Hille Europe

To Keep Skin Healthy Youthful Wrinkleless Advice

A guidance piece on maintaining a flawless complexion for social events. It promotes replacing cosmetics with mercolized wax treatments to remove dead skin and reduce wrinkles. It recommends a night application and a morning wash, plus a BEXolite and hazel solution for a smoother look.

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Maude Adams In Savannah Prompts Elite Theater Parties

Savannah social scene swirls around Maude Adams and opening night at the Savannah theater. Boxes filled with guests from Philadelphia to Wilmington, dinners, buffet suppers, and dances echo the festive week. Notables include Miss Lily Crisfield, Miss Eliza Hull, Miss Janet Menzies, and many Savannah society figures. The Dinner Dance Club held its first season meeting at the DeSoto with forty members and guests, followed by dances and luncheons at the DeSoto, the Yacht Club, and private homes.

Savannah Maude Adams Savannah Theater Anna Stevens Patience Barrow Janet Mengies Wilmington N. C Mary Shotter Sara Barrow Lionel Drew St. Yutien de Caradellc Paroy Huger Margaret Hillis Helen Emily Thomas Augusta Henry C. Cunningham Lawton Mackall DeSoto Mayhew Cunningham George EF. Tennille David C Barrow W.W. Gordon Paul Ty. Haskell Cooper Myars W. S. Clay Robertson Marshall George Cosens Frank Chisholm Charles Ellis Arthur Gordon Julian Chisholm Florence Minis Craig Barrow

Carrollton Socials Span Week With Dinners and Parties

Mrs R H Fitts hosts Self Culture club on College street and many Carrollton residents attend dinners and luncheons at homes on Adamson Dixie and Croft streets. An Augusta ceremony in Rome joined Miss Annie May Perdue and Arnold Thompson, who left for Atlanta as Mr and Mrs Thompson. Numerous birthday dinners and missionary gatherings mark a busy social week with friends, neighbors and local organizations.

R. H. Fitts Self-Culture Club College Street Annie May Perdue Arnold Thompson Atlanta Rome Misa Ploy Rawig C. HB Roop Newnan Street Dixie Street George Chaney J. H. Croft Croft Street Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Francia Fitts Master Fitts Bob Robinson JG. Cheney Missionary Society of the Sretieodist C. H. Stewart South Street Ladies’ Aid Society Presbyterian Church

Marietta Socials Celebrate Weddings and Gatherings

Miss Mildred and Elaine Brown of Atlanta visited Marietta friends last week as Mrs. Newt Heggie hosted a New Year’s Eve gathering for her sister Mrs. Harvey Barnes. Numerous guests attended, with ice cream parlor refreshments afterward. A Christmas to January run included invitations from Mrs. James Edward Massey for an afternoon reception on January 13 in honor of Mrs. John Graves Cohen, recently married in Fort Worth. Miss Alice Wellens wed Mr. Linton Dean at the Northcutt home on Church Street, with Rev. G. S. Tumin officiating and Miss Jean Wallace as bridesmaid. The couple plans a Florida resort honeymoon and then resettle in Woodstock. Other entertainments featured dinners for Matt Black and Co Wyatt, and a wedding at the Methodist church for Matt Black and Charles Oslin Wyatt with Rev. G. Duvall presiding. The article enumerates guests and attendees across several events.

Mildred Elaine Brown Atlanta Newt Heggie Harvey Barnes J. M. Stone Blanche Boise Barnes Charles Gramling T. A. Gramling Harry Miles W. H. Gilbert Paul’ Leake Lewis Turner John Cheney M. D. Hodges James Welsh Howard Perkinson Louie Dean Stephens Augusta Cohen Bilizabeth Anderson Ilme Butler Lucy Cole Rebecca Wyatt Lucile Morris James Edward Massey Cherokee Street John Graves Cohen Fort, Worth Texas G. 5 Tumiin Howard Perkingon Ralph Northcutt Jean Wallace Hal Dean Mrs. Dean Florida Woodstock B. T. Frey Matt Black Wyatt Allen Hardeman Mayes Frey James T. Anderson Julia Anderson Alice Wellens Imi Methodise Church Charles Oslin Wyatt GW. Duvall Cc. P. Stephens Messrs. Carpenter Covington Marion Dobbs Mayes Georgiana White Jacksonia Watt Addie Anthony Cynthia J5lis Lutie Fitts Dalton Power Wells Harry Grimsley Hartlett Nearcy Boynton Chapten United Daughters of the Confederacy R. F. Strickland Hattie Head Robert F. Strickland Washington, D. C New York Niagara Falls Haley Garland Baker Tmory College

Wedding Bells and Holiday Socials in Athens and Grantville

The week features a Grantville wedding with a blue satin gown and pink green decor, a Florida Cuba wedding trip, and a long list of Christmas parties in Athens. Notable attendees include Miss Cleo Caracul, Mrs. Marie Smith, Mrs. Grover Moseley, and the McConnells. The Athens civic scene notes new rest rooms, a library house warming, and multiple bridge and sewing gatherings among local clubs and Shorter College notes.

Delights and weddings mark a Georgia social week

Miss Lola Key and Miss Laura Wilson hosted a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Wilson’s home for Mrs. Warmack, a bride recently married, as local clubs and hosts arranged dinners and book parties. In LaGrange, Essie McCoy married Frank Smith at First Baptist Opelika. other weddings include Kate Burks Lovelace and George H. Lovelace, and Ruth Murphey with Albert Lehmann Jr. in Shawmut, plus Myrtle Reeves marrying Herbert Hart in LaGrange.

Essie McCoy Opelika Frank Smith Atlanta W. C. Ford Pon Ridley C. W. Smith Lucy, Nall Susie Smith Harvey McCoy LaGrange Willis Smith Macon Seeaston E.S. Smith Sutherlyville Robert L. Burks Kate George. H. Lovelace A. B. Vaughan First Baptist Church Mountville Shawmut Ala Albert Lehmann, Jr la Grange Ruth Murphey R. J. Christopher B. Patrick William Andrews Hoschton R. Christopher A. Harris Herbert, Hart Columbus Lucian Roper

Social Scene Highlights From Rome Ga In Early Year

Nine O clock German club hosted a nuptial courtesy for Migs Majorie Richardson and Albert Pahy. A cotillion led by Shorter Hamilton featured Elke club and Nixon's orchestra. Dr. Hubert Harbin hosted a New Year stag dinner. Mrs. John W. Maddox entertained Circle No. 6. Mrs. Charles Berry hosted Elwood Lowry, recently back from Mobile, at a seven course dinner with the Berry and Lowry families. Mrs. John H. Reynolds hosted tea for Ethel Hillyer Harris and Perrin Bester Brown. Mrs. Ethel H. Harris and Mr. Brown’s Birmingham visit drew guests. Mrs. F. Dixon of Birmingham attends a week-long dinner party at Cherokee for Harris and Brown. Mrs. Walker Curry hosted Three-Table Bridge. Mrs. Benn C. Yancey hosted Mrs. Laura Brown Morgan for the ris Brown wedding festivities.

Migs Majorie Richardson Albert Pahy Shorter Hamilton Elke’ Club Nixon Hubert Harbin John W. Maddox Circle No. 6 First Presbyterian Church Charles Berry Elwood Lowry Mobile Margaret Cox Helen Rhodes Amelia Berry Eerie Hoge Enfield Roberterry Cherokees Hotel Bean McWilliams Parish Aid Society of St. ‘Peter John H. Reynolds Ethel Hillyer Harris G. A. Nunnally Ethel H. Harris Perrin Bester Brown Birmingham F. , Dixon Harris G. A. Nunnanly Cherokee East Fourth Street Kirs Benn C. Yancey Laura Brown Morgan rris-Brown

Athenaeum Club Meeting and Holiday Social in Monage GA

Mrs J Breedlove hosted a pleasant Athenaeum gathering with guests admiring poinsettia and t i n qu ils. Discussions on social divisions in Germany and a reading on House of Franconia highlighted the program before a salad course. Miss Mary Lou Arnold hosted a bridge party and theater event honored the Gunnels of Montgomery.

Athenaeum Club J. @ Breedlove Edgar Tichenor Germany J. O. Lawrence House of Franconia Mary Lou Arnold Edith Louise Gunnels Montgomery Ala Julia Nowell Gunnels Misses Lodge Bernite Breedlove George Rooks Cito Carriker Molena J. J. A Medlin Barrett- Medlin Company W. P. Bell Ettle Roberts Nowell Hincheon Edith Edwards Alabama Barrett

Miss Elizabeth Black Hosts Christmas Dinner in Gainesville

At her Sycamore street home Miss Elizabeth Black hosted a Christmas dinner for young guests including Carriemith Pettit Newman and Ruth Pettit, with a later New Year’s gathering at the Brown home for college set. The Brown party featured Mary Brown in ivory crepe de chine and guests Touise Law, Blanche Atkins, Frances Hobba, Lulu Duley, Mary Wan, Helen and Dorothy, with Claud Harrett and several others.

Elizabeth Black Sycamore Miss Black Carriemith Ruth Pettit Ruby Newman Addie ‘Pillow Williamson Rufus Hulsey Haywood Hoesth Milton Walter Jackson Chester Francis Slack George Py Estes Marys Brown Pierpont Brown William Oliver Wall Merck Frank Wright Gainesvile

Dempsey Wright wedding graces Macon society

Social life notes in Macon report the wedding of Monica Dempsey to Horace Allen Wright at their home with Father Madden officiating. A lavish reception followed, with hundreds attending. The bridal party and guests, including Miss Marie Needham and Miss Jane McBrier, are named along with the couple’s plans for a Florida wedding tour and post nuptial events.

Hal Williams Lon Schofield Halt Callaway Bob Heibson Gus Daly Tom Marcy Indianapolis Ind Jane T. McBrier Dempsey-Wright James T. Wright Miss Dempsey Washington, D. C Elizabeth Green Augusta May Martina Burke Marshall Elis Cherokee Heights J Jacques Hiss Green Leonom Dempsey Rathsheller Emory Winship Richard Johnston Atlanta Richard Hines Leon Dure Lilian Battle Cosgrave New York Elsworth Hall Willam H. Felton George TW. Duncan Rodney Cohen Jordan Massee Marion Massen Emily Massee Alex Block Irene Block Montrose Bernstein Detroit, Mich

Social notes parade in a Southern city club scene

A dense social calendar unfolds with toasts for judges J B Jones A C Wheeler Robert McMillan and Hammond Johanson, a theater party at the Alamo hosted by Mrs Ed Quillian, holiday entertainments by young Matrons and Young Ladies clubs, tea dances at Mr Bartlett Searcy and Mr Wade Dent homes, and dinners honoring visiting guests and local officials.

J. B. Jones Superior Court A. C. Wheeler Robert McMillan Hammond Johanson W. B. Sloan W. A. Charters B. P Gaillard, Jr H. Dean H. H. Perry Howard Thompson Dunlap Ed Quillian The Alamo Addie Pillow Williamson Ruth Pettit Francia Chester Slack Dorothy Fitzgerald Spartanburg S. C Martha McConnell Milas Marguerite Chamblee

Thom as Merrill Pasco Wedding Bridges Georgia and Florida

Thomasville Georgia hosted the Merrill Pasco wedding uniting Katherine Merrill of the city and John Pasco of Monticello with a service at First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured a guest list from Georgia and Florida, and the couple planned to reside in Monticello after a honeymoon trip to west coast Florida.

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Isma Dooly Te Club Piedmont Misa Mooney Mr. Gaynor Druid Hills Capital City Club Jaeger Campbell Miss Johnson Georgian Terrace Louisville Henry Watterson Slaton Robert L. Grant W. J. Grant Rosaire Davis B. M. Batley McCerren Anderson Misa Gladys Byrd R.S. Weasels John Kiser John Evins John Reid Wilmer Moore John Murphy John S Cohen Thomas B. Paine W. Hy. Kiser Murphy John KK. Ottley Bates Block Robert Smythe Kelly Evans Clark Howell Brutua Clay Ina Eiseman Rice Robert Nl. Cooney Barry Engush William Tilt Inman Gray J. S. Steer Harry English Jeromé Bimmons, Jr Edward van Winkle Gladys Byrd Incline Campbell Miss Jaeger James T. Williams P. T. Barbour Wright Hunter Noble Jones Lester Karow Ferris Cann Julien de Caradelle W. W. William Son L. A. N. Stocock Helen and Mary Orme New Orleans Janet Menzies Lily Grinfield Philadelphia Elizabeth Baker Tarboro J. A. Crinfeld Nora Cook London Wood Huntingdon Club Charles T. Atrey E.S. Trosdal Married Women’s Card Club Trosdal Robert B. Young Lawrence Maxwell Fannie Phillips Nobel Jones Yacht Club Frank Golden George Butler Regina Haslam Loretta, Bohan Anita Butler Della Moore Josephine Wogan Kathleen Doot Lan Velma Nelson Rossmary Juyons Lucy Edith Wogan Daniel Kehoe Ijr Frank Kehoe Andrew McC. Doyle Lea A. Morrissey Clinton Logan Malcolm Logan George Rice Martin Doyle Robert Doyle Frank Gleason Charles Hogan Ralph Snedeker Dorothea Karow Margaret Grant Grants Josephine Park Carrollton, GA Maple Street Marietta, GA Mrs. Yatt Griffin Los Angeles Winder, GA Grover Moseley Cleo Caracul Marie Smith Moseley B. B. Jackson Reha. Vonderluth Matrona Clyde Williamson Bohannon M’connell owiFantville Sallie Bohannon Grantville Samuel Mc Connell Ida Barnett Bohannon Glen Arnold J. C. McConnell Mr. A. Bohannon Bessie Bohannon Teresa Thrower Ideamaid Owen C. McConnell Maid of Honor Briedsmala J. T. Bohannon George Snead Lottie White McConnell Cuba Athens, GA W. C Canning Club State College of Agriculture Corn Club Adies M. W. Welch Laura Rutherford Daughters of the Confederacy Civic Department Woman's Club Chamber of Commerce Athens Athens Library Association Harriet Benedict Sarah Mell Misa Eleanor Hill Marie Revie Reese McDuffie Misa Marjorie Bickers Fiora Betts Hampton Terrace Harry Hodeson Daughters of the American Revolution Missah Clarke Y. M CG. A James G. Paine Bridge Club R._HK. Reeves Maurice Jankower Philological Club Willis Bocock Shorter College Notes Shorter van Hoose Floride Parrish van Moose Parrish Bessie Cox Bristol Sylvia Smith Maysville Naom! Norman Norman Park Joncile Dustes Cordele Norcross, GA Mary Hussells Ola May Brawner Demorest Richard Myers Pressbyterian Church Fendh- Tree Mattie Wall Vias Ora Lee Camp Winder Lola Key Misa Laura Wilson Misa Wilson William Young Warmack W. L. Hogsed Wiliam Lester, Jr J. E. McElroy Laura Wilson Dada Little Duluth Lagrange, GA Rome, GA Monage Gainesville, GA Monica ‘Dempsey Horace Alien Wright Father Madden Lillian L. Dempsey College Atrest Fon Fas Marie Needham Jane McBrier Barter Louise Callaway Helen Wimberly James T. Wring Mell Taylor Fritz Taylor Indiana Ms Newnan, GA Reading Mike Powell Sanders Gibson C. B. Glover N. . Powell Tollison Kirby Robert_ Mattox Annie Orr Annie Bartow Jacksonville A. Armistead R. L.strickar Irvin Walker H. C. Arnall, Jr George Brown P. F. Cuttino Berta Smith Bartow Fla Flinch Bridge Mars R. A. Fields Annie Stevens Miss Stevens Grand Canyon T. E. Atkinson T. B. Bradley Frank Rawls T J. Jones Ellen Goolsby Powell Corrine Simrli Bessie Arnold Mary Goodrum Frankie McGrory Louise Atkinson F. M. Bryant Jackson Street Glen Hops Tom Farmer Abs. Hopkins Gabrielle Johnson Griffin, GA Bartlett Searcy South Hill Street Margaret Bradley Mariann Sears Charles Hammond Sewanee Military Academy Searcy W. E. Pn Searcy Martha Drake Douglas Boyd Laura Bailey Marianna Sears Cordelia Patterson Fabecca Brown Mary Lucia Slade Messrs Haskell Bass Nathaniel Bailey Henry George Redding Wiam A. Murray Joseph Boyd David Baile Clay Faircloth Gilman Drake Ww. ¢. Becke James A. Drewry Janie Wilholt Greenville Parks Walker Thomasville, GA Georgia Katherine Merrill John Pasco Monticelli Pringle Cohengrin Robert Genham Robert Tucker Monticello Goodwyn Mitchell Burton Turnbull James Denham Wisa Jessie Watt Sarah Hansell J. Hansell Merrill James Pasco J. C. Tims Tampa J. H. Merrill Merrill Pasco Samuel Pasco Thing Thomaxville J. J. Phillips Katherine Merri Kate Young Ddkle Madison Monroe Metcalfe Mia. Copeland Nashville Tenn Thomasville Eugene C. Lewis Major Lewis Misseg Katherine Lewis Jay. Lewis Pauline Lewis E. D. Illiams John Lewis Merrill-Pasco B. J. Boyd N. S. Quarterman Mattie Sullivan
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