Augusta Social Season Highlights Debutantes and Weddings
A flurry of social events in Augusta Ga features the debut of Hazel Brand postponed by a death, numerous bridge teas and luncheons at Telfair Street homes, introductions of Miss Marguerite Wright and Miss Julia Tobin, a Savannah wedding of Marian Baker, and gatherings hosted by Mrs. H H D Antignac Jr and others with prizes of silver card trays and prize garments. Notable guests include Misses Brand Wright Neely Harrison Verdery and Mrs. James Tobin, with visits from Miss Mary Weber Williams and Miss Grace Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Ga
Wilion Sandford Brand
Hazel
Telfair Street
John 33
Ivester
William Barrett
Misa Brigham
John Walker
Dena Taliaferro
HM With Bridge
Marguerite Wright
Mam Walker
H. H. D'Antignac, Jr
James X. Jackson
Mas Tals
King
George H. Squire
Litle Moss Hazel Squire
New York
Henry Brown
James Tobin
Julia Totm
Walker Beeson
Marion Phinizy
Charleston
Mary Hull
George Baker
Columbia
Cuba
Miss Hull
Inhis
William Garrett
Miss Garrett
Muaica
Frank Burton Morgan
Charlotte Althea Brunson
Marian Russell Baker
Savannah
Pride Corner
Telfair
Lincoln Strecia
Richard Wilkinson
Mira Susie
Firs
Clara Mathewson
Grace Fargo
Bonair
Misses Smith
Isuka Tobin
Arthur Herbert DeVaughn
Bashinski
Arthur Towne Smith
Daisy King Jackson
Rubb Whitehead
Atlanta
R. Fleming
Minsea Perrin
Frances Richards
Ming Catherine Verslery
Mosese Neely
Notice to Readers and Local Socials Include Lydia Pinkham Ad
Fragmentary newspaper page piece lists medical testimonials and a Lydia E. Pinkham advertisement for female health issues. Includes names and places such as Maz Mckolem Oronogo Mo and St Louis Mo along with social notes from West Point Ga Commerce Ga and nearby towns. The jumble shows personal visits, guests, and marriages with scattered names like Mrs H T Woromyord LaGrange and Miss Pauline Anderson Lineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Maz Mckolem
Oronogo
St. Louis
Yia E
Herzog
Prescott Ave
J. Louis
Lydia
Social Highlights From Rome And Swainsboro Society
Rome and Swainsboro host cards and weddings as Mrs Wurtt Bowie entertains Mrs Smith of Atlante and others for bridge. Engagements, marriages, and visits fill the week with Mrs Hil and the United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting and plans for Flag Day. Swainsboro reports two county weddings and local moves as families travel for illness and guest visits.
Tifton social notes and weddings dominate Omega visit
Mrs Wiley Taylor visits Omega to see sisters Mire Badriele and Mrs Wi Us while Lula Royal visits Sylvester with friends. Mrs Daniel and daughter return from Macon with Dr. Daniel's mother. J M Dan fet of Thomaston to visit. Alma Giddens of Whiliaesochee arrives to stay with Miss Carole Fulwood. Miss Mattie Hays and Miss Mozelle Baldwin guests of Miss Linda Hollingsworth for ten days. Mary Peer Eason and Joseph Kershaw Butler wed at bride’s parents in Tifton. Evening reception, then social gatherings including chafing dish party hosted by Mrs Jack Taylor for Miss Hollingsworth guests. Authors' Club meeting at Mrs J A Cochran's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Mra Wiley Taylor
Omega
Mire
Badriele
Lula Royal
Welek H. Jones
Sewickly
Tittan
Wild
W. C Tift
Orman Daniel
Butler
Macon
Daniel
J. M Dan Fet
Thomaston
Alma Giddens
Whiliaesochee
Triton
Carole Fulwood
Mattie Hays
Montezuma
Mozelle Baldwin
Cuthbert
Linda Flolingsworth
Mary Peer Eason
Joseph Kershaw Butler
A. J. Eason
Tittun
Mondey Averang
M. Glenn
Methodist Church
Jack Taylor
Hovor
Hollingeworth
Minson Aldwin and Hays
Ayres Scarborough
Miss Baldwin
Milas Haya
Miss Haya
Linda Hollingsworth
Miss Hays
Montezuma- Mra J
Cochran
Authors’ Club
Lowe Avenue
Horticultural Society to Host Reception in Sparta Georgia
Miss Virginia Edwards of Macon and Miss Nina Nunnally visit Sparta for the upcoming Horticultural Society meeting. Mrs Harris hosts a reception at her home while Mrs Louis Pattilo spends the week in Atlanta. Mrs McRae of Mount Vernon visits her daughter in Granite Hill. Mrs Benjamin Ohlman entertains the Masons. Mrs Robert Cason of Jewella visits H R Cook. Miss Julia Whaley returns home to Mayfield after visiting Mrs Albert Birdwong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Virginia Edwards
Macon
Nina Nunnally
The
Horticultural Soclaty
Mr. Harris
Louis Pattilo
Atlanta
McRae
Mount Vernon
Misa Inez McRae
Granite
Benjamin Ohlman
Masons
Robert Cason
Jewella
H.R. Cook
Julia Whaley
Albert Birdwong
Mayfield
Norcross Wedding Draws Local Notables
NORCROSS GA Miss Bessie Humphries and Mr Henry Bolton wed in a week’s notable society event. Guests included Mrs Charles Dougherty and young grandson Charles Lake of Macon. Attendees traveled from Atlanta for TB conference and social visits. Members of the Woman’s Club met at the new library rooms for their monthly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norcross
Bessie Humphries
Henry Bolton
J. W Hoynie
Albert Wood- Fu
Atlanta
Skinner
Mary Binner
White Springs
Fie
Harriett Webster
Chartrote
Paul Connally
Moves Connally
Atinata
Woman's Club
Local Notes From Monticello and Nearby
Mrs Jack Parker and children returned from Shady Dale. Miss Elizabeth Gray Jordan of Atlanta visited relatives here. Mrs R L Marsh and Mrs H M Penn returned from Dublin. Mrs E L Nalty of Macon is with Mrs P S Talmage. Miss Anna Turner leaves for Agnes Scott Institute. Mrs Ferrell Athon of Athon's Siding stays with her mother. Mrs John Brown and Mrs McCart of Beody Dale were here. Mrs Randolph Malone and son Randolph Jr returned from Haddocks. Mr George Lyons of Bridgeport has been the guest of friends. A marriage lovely to many was Louvie Talbott of Lexington Ky and Tick Jordan of Monticello in Lexington. They left for Monticello and stay with Mr B H Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Jack Parker
Shady Dale
Elpebeth Gray Jordan
Atlanta
R. L. Marsh
H.M. Penn
Dublin
Lavonia Maddox
EL W Nalty
Macon
P.S Talmage
Anna Turner
Agnes Scott Institute
Ferrell Athon
Athon's Siding
J. F. Walker
John Brown
Mirs. Mccart
Bhody Dale
Randolph Malone
Randolph, Jr
Haddocks
George Lyons
Bridgeport
Senn
Iss Louive Talbott
Lexington
Tick Jordan
Monticelig, Walch
Jordan
Monticelli
H. Jordan
Forsyth Socials Round Up Local Guests and Visits
Miss Ethel Jackson hosted a spend the day party at her Forsyth country home on Sunday. Lucile Cates entertained Macon friends including Luride Turner and others. J B Bogle returned from Dalton and Atlanta. Mrs Tip Harrison and Miss Clara Harrison of Atlanta visited Mrs S T Smith. Daisy Cates returned from Macon visits. Nellie Bryan stayed with Elizabeth Hollis. C L Bryant of Macon and Birdie Banke spent the weekend with K R Banka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Ethel Jackson
Lucile Cates
Coleria
Macon
Luride Turner
Messia
Jones
Aquilla Chamiee
Tennille
Misa Nellie Bryan
Misa Elizabeth Hollis
Mra
C.L. Bryant
Misa Birdie Banke
KR. If
Social Life in Macon Gathers Wortham Box Guests
A social note from Macon details Salvation Noir at the Grand with Mrs Fiske, then a sequence of box parties, dinners, and bridge gatherings hosted by Mrs H. M. Wortham, Mrs Robert Hazlehurst, and others. Prominent guests include Mr. and Mrs. George W. Duncan, Judge William H. Felton, Miss May Burke, and Mrs. C. Welborne Dubasa, with out-of-town visitors from San Francisco to Atlanta and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Fiske
H. M. Wortham
Theater Club
George W. Duncan
Roland Ellis
William H. Felton
Dunlap
Louis C. Stevens
William McEwen Johnston
Henry C. Breeden
San Francisco
J. Marshail Johnosten
May Burke
C. Welborna Dubasa
Lawton Brown
Young Marcans Bridge Club
Erin O'Neal
Dushose
Southland
Lamar
Breeden
James H. Blount
Haddock's
Constance Jaques
Minnie Blalock
Columbia
S.C
Blalock
Mra
F. J. Blalock
Tonne Winship
Duncan Dance
Emily Buint
Kentucky
Mies Lilian Battle
Bilza Hedges
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry McHatton
Ming Nelle Kiser Stewart
Atlanta
Mies Hana Hamilton
Baltimore
Harry ©. Kendall
H. J. Kelso
Knoxville
Tenn
Leon K Billingham
Wees
Maybeth Taylor Hemphill
Francia W. Hazlehurst
Atso
Kelen
James A. Selden
Maybelle Flanders
Weekend Visits Highlight Ties At Magnolia Cottage
Danville Georgia hosts Misa Henriles Hughes for a weekend at Magnolia Cottage while Mire. Gorden Zattler from Guntersville, Ann, visits her Harris parents in Vineville. Mea Mitchell Rodgers returns home after a Greek spent with Misa Katherins Mable in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Henriles Hughes
Magnolia Cottage
Danville
Gorden Zattler
Guntersvile
Ann
E.C. Harris
Vinevile
Mea Mitchell Rodgers
Misa Katherins Mable
Atlanta
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J. Derman
Anniston, Ale
R. HM. Maswell
Augusta
Uur
West Point
H. T. Woinyord
LaGrange
Jamie Hudmon
Bryan Dixon
L. Lanier
Athens
George Poold
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Misa Katie Smith
Faye Sheetze
T. Morgan
Mattie Morgan
Surf
G. EF. Erwin
Mize’ Lottla Woodyard
Laterange
Pauline Anderson
Lineville
Denson Johnson
F. EK. Boland
J.S. Mosley
R. E. Sheffield
Mea
H. MM. Davidson
Blakely
Blakel
J. W. Carter
J.B. Johnson
Rebecca Hagedorn
Mies Mittle
Linda Robinson
Warner-Morgan
Sadie Prieslebon
J. B. Dardsy
Carrie Lou Darden
Birmingham
Dona Whitaker
Commerce
P. W. Sheppard
Madison
E. Montgomery
Mips
Vivian - Manley Thas
Canon
T. C- Long
Comer
Lonze
Meadames
W. B. Horiman
L J. Sharp
Vivian Greene
Trenton
Adbline Pittman
Berthe, Greene
Opellita
Salting Mt
Iecuy
Rome
Wurtt Bowie
We. E. Smith
Atlante
Br. A. Heard
Wiliam Winston
Club of the
Wurtz Bowie
John Reese
Third Avenue
J. D. McCartney
Annie Freeman Johnson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hiram D. Hil
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Institute
Seventh Congressional District
General Lee
First Methodist
R. &. McClain
Miriam
Norria Pace
Bertha Kapotan
Grover Byars
George Yarbrough
Henry McClosky
J. Powers
Mattle B. Shiokley
Lindsay Johnson
Valdosta
A. R Sullivan
Florida
Alfred Freeman
New Orleans
Henry Bradford
Cave Spring
Sunday Society
Swainsboro
Minnis DeLoach
Ergs ‘G. Temples
L. P. Lane
J. L. Carmichael
James Rountree
Lane
Carmichael
Mell Roberts
Alabama
Alice Cooper
G. W. Smith
Trilby
Fla
Misuea Ruby
Jewell Durden
Waynesboro
Nathaniel Youmans
Lexsy
Flossie Youmans
Floyd Farmer
Robert Duren
Will Johnstomp
Madge McLeod
Bessie Jones
Midville
J. B. Dozier
P. L. Watson
Lumber City
Miss Ethel Jacks
A& A
Cal
A&p
Whitehall St
Palau
Atlantic
Sra Laleanne
Nenoree
Martha Jewett Willams
Loraine
FP. H., Gambrell
Margaret Ess
Dakota
Woo
George F. Wing
HM. Wortham
Buford Duke
Nashville
Clifford Anderson
Joseph B. Comer
Charles B Rhodes
Edward T. Ryals
Wiliam H. McKay
Tromasville
Bola Riley
Georgia Hughes
Toombsboro
M. ¥. Manly Hae
Jane Louise Wingo
Richmond
Louraa Ayers
Mary Pearson
William Cooper
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wallace
McCaw
K. Nelson
Robert H. Plant
Plant
Ide Holt
Martha Ross
la Jolla
Pacific Coast
McDougald Nisbet
Jack Beckwith
Washington, D. C
Leroy Kern
Anne Cleghorn
Summerville
Tatum Pope
James H. Shorter
Columbus
James Kyle
Misa Marion Griffith
Flemine Hatcher
Colum
Thomas S Murphy
Barnesville
L. W. Lye
Americus
J. W. Saunders
R. Jaques
California
Qmiss Rossiter Collins
Frances.Harris
Greensboro
Sara Lee Thornton
Craxfordyile
J F Thornton
Lr Jergigan
Marton
Nellie Morgan
Mom Morgan
Tella Jeraigan
Cranfordville
LP Jesuizan
Celeste Park
Oakland
James 5 Park
Mary Copelan
Grace Troutman
Mish Cleo Gresham
Ollne Sanders
Hi of Hurt
Agnea Hurt
W. H Cooper
Covington
Robert McCommona
Julia Copelan
White Piain
Noel Park
Aarleston
A. A. Waller
Washington, D.C
James B Park
Mary Harris Armor
WG Armor
Philp Robinson
Frank Robinson
Witapatrick
W S Mosels
J. B William
F. E. Gibson
Bills Kitchens
Warrenton
Ruth Poole
Claude Stone
John Beasley
Crawfordville
G. Ro Manor
F. R. Poole
W. B Gllaspa
BP. Wheeler
W. E Walters
Lilian Cathy
McDonough
Ia. R. L. Caldwell
Joseph Faust
Thurston Crawford
J.C Fourt
Wildes Pierce
Frealding
E. Smith
the Laundry Co
Wilson & Harris
Atlanta, GA
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