Shrine Patrol Ball highlights social scene in Louisville
Scene at the Yaarab Shrine Patrol Ball in Louisville features William Sessions and Forrest Adair with escorts, mingling with dozens of local ladies. Reports note prizes won at auction, refreshments served, and several Louisville residents visiting kin in Nashville and Atlanta, with several social gatherings and home entertainments mentioned across the week.
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Yaarab Shrine
William C. Sessions
Rabban
Kosan Temple
Louisville
Miss Almand
Forrest Adair
Potentate
Lyda Nash
Elise Crown
John ©. DuPree
Marshall McKenzie
Elizabeth Loving
Sallie Cobb Johnson
Savannah Social News Cabaret Draws Packed House
A Savannah circle staged a clever cabaret in Guarda Hall with Miss Janet Menzies as president and Miss Jimnestine Cutis as new president. Performers included Miss Margarett Clagborn and Miss Boise Knox, dancing ensembles, violin solos, and a humorous five member Russian Ballet parody. Socials planners hosted numerous local families and presentations wrapped up with dances and festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizaith Butler
Tybee
Janet G. Menzies
Hee
Jimnestine Cutis
Densies
George Hunter
Carole Krenson
Lircombe Sehley
Patience Barrow
Krenson
Miss Barrow
Mary Shotter
Margret Lawton
Susie Cole Winkiin
Elén Dixon
Mise Eugene Day
Mies
Inex Fiedaman
Ajmee Battey
la Belle Chocolatere
Irneviine Cutts
Janet Menzes
Catherine Candler
Elizabeth Candler
Helen Dearing
Dorothy Karow
Lelia Lindsa
Emily Lewton
Wate Osborne
Josephine Stewart Munter
Anne Leach
Clifford Owens
Harriet Stewart
Majurie Cutis
Martha Randolph
Mildred Guckenheimer
Edgard A. Wel
Margarite Clagborn
Boise Knox
Savannah
Susie Cole Winburn
Hayde
Doris Dinkina
Montgate
Pansy
Dinkins Wey Daney
Dinkin
Mere J. W. Halle
Lord Allies
Janet Menzies
Reginald D. Irernan
Righland
Fred Kenson
John Way
Party Honors Ars Pickett at College Street Home
In Cedartown Georgia Mrs J W Pickett hosted a Friday afternoon gathering at her College Street residence to honor her aunt Ars. The enjoyable social event drew a large circle of friends and neighbors in a warm community setting.
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J. W. Pickett
College Atrest
Ars
Brenau College Arts and Recitals Highlight Busy Year
Brenau College life shows a blend of duties and pleasures as the new year opens. Handel Trio recital in the auditorium featured Miss Mary Howe soprano Miss B H Pearce violinist and Mr Zoller pianist with a varied program. Dr H J Pearce spoke on Limitation of Knowledge at chapel. Dr C B Witmer gave a literary discourse and Dr Henry G Hange OTT organ recital impressed a cultured audience. New girls include Gertrude Dowling Charity Wells Adeline Small Ethel Harrell and Marion Harrell. Mrs FE T Hines of Jacksonville spending the winter with Grace and Hath.
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Brenau
Mary He Howe
Mras BH. J Pearce
Mr. Zoller
H. J. Pearce
Cb. Witmer
Atlanta
Brenan Colony
Henry G. Hanghett
Gertrude Dowling
Ozark
Ala
Charity Wells
Thomasville, Go
Adeline Small
Macon
Ethel Hiarrall
Roanoke
Pauling
Marion Harrell
Bainbridge, Ga
FE. T. Hines
Jacksonville
Newnan Ladies Club Hosts Bridge Tea Event
Miss Harriett Farmer served as hostess for a Young Ladies' club gathering Monday afternoon in Newnan. The parlor and dining room were decorated with greenery. After a bridge game a hot course was served. Twenty young ladies attended. The reading circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. T. B. Atekins leading current events discussion and Mrs. Mabson participating.
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Cirete
Asrda
Mr. T. S Parrott
M. E. Spragizins
Bow. Kirby
Geo. Wynn
T. M. Goodrum
Will Murphes
J. M. Powell
F. Rawls
A. Ot. Freeaan
Misses Green
Menrietta
Etrickinnad
Luelle Sheridan
Megget
Mafflecerdelta Pd
Atlanta
Hart Oden
Ner Sewing Club
Narcisst
Avelas
Miss Little Powers
Mandsv
West Point
Misa
Evelyn Martin
Satirday
Elberton
Novell Arnold
Rose Simms
Miss Arnold
Myra. Sanders Gibson
Gibson
Robert Mattox
Wade Dent
Arrin Walker
Will Woruff
N. E. Powell
Atlanta trip notes and visits among Norcross residents
Norcross notices list residents visiting Atlanta and other towns. Mary Stricklaid Olais Minima Alma Mediolock attended the Atlanta theater. Mrs V E Lanford and children stayed with Mr and Mrs W McCarter of St Marks. Mrs Arch Leitch visited Atlanta relatives. Fletcher McKinney of Athens stayed with Dr and Mrs A Wingo. Miss Sarah McElroy and Miss Mina McElroy visited relatives in Atlanta Thursday. Mrs B Ray visiting Atlanta. Mrs John Dobbs of Calhoun visiting her mother Mrs Ronald Johnstone. Miss Sue Russell visiting friends in Lafayette Ala and Hoganaville relatives. Miss Lola Key hosted Dramatic Club at Forty-Two. Mrs Frank Johnstone and companion visiting relatives and friends.
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Mise Mary Stricklaid
Oiis Minima
Alma Mediock
Atlanta
Broadway Jones
V. E. Lanford
W. ©. McCartar
St. Marks
Arch Leitch Vistrea
Mra
Fletcher McKinney
Athens
Frank Johnstone
Title Xan Ara
Social notes from Eatonton and surrounding towns
Broad social column highlights gatherings in Eatonton Georgia and nearby areas. Mrs Calhoun Adams of Dayton Ohio hosted a Friday afternoon party with prizes won by Mrs John Hodson and Miss Baragh Hearn. Several residents travel to Tampa and Tallahassee for winter visits, while local clubs form and host events.
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Calhoun ‘Adams
Dayton
Ohio
John Ft Witterson
May Adams
Dennis
Misa Bunive Brongon
Kilkare Klub
Eatonton
Wil Matthews
Annie McComb
B. BR. Beck
San Ferxuon
Manila
P. I
Will, Young
Eatontun
R A. Youns
Oxford social notes highlight local and visiting residents
In Oxford Georgia residents and guests are listed including Miss Sue Means and Miss Emily Melton, with new club president BL Whaley and new member Mr Martin. Out of town visitors include Mrs Nichols and daughter Kate Nichols in Rome, and Mr and Mrs Gui of Opelika with daughter Mrs Kelley. Several local residents from Atlanta, Tallahassee, Calhoun Pals, and Oklahoma City are noted as visiting or returning home.
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Ibis Beek
AE. Markellar
Sue Means
Emily Te Melton Gudwin
Clare MacKellar- Toems
Messis Juran
Gray
MacKellarynis
Brogies
Whaley
Martin
Oxford
Nichols
Spartanburg
S.C
J.’ B Deevles
Kate Nichols
Xrow
Rome
J. 1A Gui
Opelika
Ala
Dughter
OL. Kelley
Laura Thomas
Oklahoma City
Tudie Stone Robinson
Thomas Rows
Thomas
Helen
Mie
Ballie Stegrt
Thomase Ile
Reception Honors Mrs Marvin Verner in Suwanee
In Suwanee on Thursday Mrs Hal Bathodes hosted an informal reception for Mrs Marvin Verner formerly Miss Bayline Montgomery of Gainesville. Lucile Wilson of Marietta visited her father William Wilson. W A Beaty of Austell returned home. Aston family spend winter in Biloxi. M B Verner spent weekend in Gainesville. Gladstone Rowe Hubert Pow el Martin Ed Brogden and Watson of Buford were visitors. William Moore of Atlanta stayed with Mrs Bennett. Velma Dorris spent weekend in Fairburn. Robert Settle of Winder visited brother Ernest Settle.
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Hal Bathodes
Marvin VO Verner
Bayline Montgomery
Galneawilla
Lucile Wilson
Marietta
William Wilson
WA Beaty
Austell
Aston
Bilox
M B Verner
Gainesville
Gladstone Rowe
Hubert Pow¢e
Martin
Ed Brogden
Watson
Buford
William Moore
Atlanta
Bennett
Velma Dorris
Fairburn
Robert Settle
Winder
Bia Brother
Ernest Settle
Social Notes From Lawrenceville Georgia
Lawrenceville Georgia society column lists visits and guests including Miss Ligla Carr from Auburn hosted by Mrs FG Sammon. Miss Brasso Conley visits Atlanta. Essie and Sallie Green return from Buford. Mrs Brazel near Buford stays with daughter Mrs A T Green. Durham from Alabama visits Mrs Monvur Corbin. Gatland Green and family in Trafora. Felile Davis weekends in Atlanta. Mrs Houston Dowell hosts guest Mrs George Debt from McDonagh. Minnie Peeples heads to Commerce to visit Rev Eakes. Mrs JW White of Alberton visits her parents. Mrs W F Edmongs and young son return from Duluth.
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Lawrenceville
Ligla Carr
Auburn
FG Sammon
Brasso Conley
Atlanta
Essie
Sallie Green
Buford
Brazel
A. T. Green Bisse Durham
Alabama
Monvur Corbin
Gatland Green
Trafora
Felile Davis
Southern University of Music Catalog Entry at Peachtree Street
Directory style advertisement listing the Southern University of Music at 353 Peachtree Street with Serard Thiers Kurt Mueller as directors. It notes eminent faculty of twenty artists, diploma and certificate courses, a dormitory, open entry for pupils, monthly tuition from four dollars, offerings in music arts elocution literature languages, and a special extension department for teachers. Catalogs available by mail upon request.
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Peachtree Street
Serard-Thiers
Kurt Mueller
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