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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1904

Page

15

Social Albany Club Cards Boost Holiday Season Socials

Social activity resumed after the holidays with many card parties, receptions planned for month end, and several notable gatherings. Mrs Daniel Fl land hosted a pieced evening. Mrs Hi A Tarver and Mrs S H Tit capit attended services, while Miss CoracIntosh wed Mr B L aw in Cartersville. Euchre clubs, surprise parties, and hostessing are prominent, with prizes awarded to Estelle Plonaky, Kalmon, and others.

Albany, Gh Daniel FL Land Bee, Charmng Hi. A. Tarver H. Tittcap Euchre Club Jatkaon Cherlea W. Leon Henry "Lanier J. Kieve Estelle Plonaky Kalmon Cuthbert D. Sheffield Amelics L. M. Gilert Elizabeth Gilbert Dublin A. F. Hilton A. W. Dimmick Woburn Columbus Foxeph Misa Sadie Hunt Dayle Pope A. T. McIntosh Edwin Sterne F L. Wilder W. W Wilson

Community Notes From Ersville Georgia social events

ERSVILLE GA Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs G S Wood hosted a reception for their brother S W Wood and his bride Miss Bessie Stanley formerly of Tennessee A cordial crowd greeted the couple and a delicate salad course was served A wedding in the Cosgrove household occurred Wednesday Mrs Cosgrove left for Florida The Daughters of the Confederacy met at the home of Mrs B Rawlings marking Mrs Lee birthday with puzzles and light refreshments Dr M D Jamerson married Miss Gusaie Grimsley of Cochran Friday Mrs N F Tatom hosted in honor of Mrs Jamerson Assisting were Mrs Newman Wood and Mrs F M Lip Married guests called during the afternoon Miss Mary Cooley and Miss Annie Mary Wood served refreshments Relatives visiting include Mrs C S Cash and her young son from Covington Miss Lizzie Boos leaves for Cedartown and Miss Lilian Evans will accompany her Mr and Mrs F F Stacer plan a Cuban trip next week and will be away several weeks

Ersville G. SB. Wood S. W. Wood Bessie Stanley Tennilie Jessie Campbell Ee . Cosi M. D. Jamerson Cochran Gusaie Grimsley N. F. Tatom Jamerson Tatom Newman Wood F. M. Lip Mary Cooley Annie Mary Wood C. S. Cash and Little Son Covington Er. P. Greer Misa Lizzie Boos A. W. Evans Cedartown Misa Lilian Evans F. F. Stacer Cuba

Cartersville Marriage: Vaughan Weds Miss Mcintosh in Quitman

In Quitman on the 20th, Mr. B Vaughan of Cartersville married Miss Cora Mcintosh. A party of Vaughan friends accompanied him home, bride and groom plan a bridal trip to Florida, then reside in Cartersville. The bride is a valued young woman with many friends.

Cartersville Quitman B. Vaughan Cora Mcintosh Vaughan Stesars J. W. Vaughan P. G. Sherman J. 5. Calhoun Paul F. Akin C. P Mr. Vaughan Florida Elinor Jones Macon End Mumford Cecar Peeples Chattanooga

Forrest and Dickert Wed at Methodist Parsonage

In Tifton Georgia Mr El T Forrest junior member of C L Parker & Co and Miss Lillian Dickert daughter of Mr and Mrs C P Dickert of Hotel Regent were quietly married at the Methodist parsonage with Rev J W Domin gos officiating They then went to Thomaston for a wedding trip as local residents express interest in the event.

Tifton EL T. Forrest Lillian Dickert Methodist Parsonage J. W. Domingos Forrest C. L. Parker & Co C.P. Dickert Hotel Regent Thomaston

Importations of tailor suitings and trims announced

S Aronson announces exclusive imports of tailor suitings and trim mings for spring and summer after returning from New York. Ladies with special orders are urged to call early for best selection. Special reductions offered in ready to wear department for aides and skirts.

New York

Local Nuptials and Social Events Highlight Week

Marriage of Mr. 3. W. Warren to Miss Ligie Williama at the bride’s mother home in Isabella with Rev. EB. H. Shingler officiating. Warren serves as clerk of Worth superior court. Mrs. Perryman Moore hosted a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cooley Rhodes returning from their wedding trip. Social gatherings included Ela Tillman and Ethel Tillman as guests, Mrs. H. S. Murray’s Wednesday Afternoon Club, and St. Anne's guild. Visitors included Miss Lora Richards of Atlanta and Miss Dovey Gillette of Tampa visiting Mrs. G. R. Henderson, while Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Austin hosted in Ridgeway, and Mrs. T. Mathis attended the Wilson Stevenson marriage in Valdosta.

3. W. Warren Ligie Williama Mary Williama Isabella EB. H. Shingler Warren Worth Superior Court Perryman Moore Herbert Cooley Rhodes Ela Tillman Quitman Ethel Tillman Valdosta H. 5. Murray F. G. Boatright St. Anne's Guild Episcopal] Church Lora Richards Atlanta Dovey Gillette Tampa Fla G. R. Henderson Park Avenue Mra J. O. Austin Ridgeway Mra. C. J. Austin Tifton T. Mathis Wilson- Stevenson

Brenau Notes Highlight College Life And Arrivals

Brenau notes cover social visits from Lex ington and Lula to campus guests, a memorial to Robert E Lee at the courthouse, and praise for the domestic science department led by Miss Estelle A pilex. Professor Pearce plans a New York wedding to Lucile Townsend, with Mrs Gertrude Alexander joining Brenau to teach psychology and method courses. A new night singing class and a lecture by Professor Geiger at Kindworth Conservatory are reported, along with student additions like Miss Clarice Brooks.

Brenau Carl Stephens Lexington Obie Stephens Mayme Jones Toccoa Ramsey Lula Allie Hayes Brehau Court House Robert EB. Lee Estelle Apilex van House Pearce van Hoose Guild New York Europe Chicago Gertrude Alexander Merritt Macon Clarice Brooks Molena Brenav Geiger Mueller Kilndworth Conservatory

Social Happenings From iWNAW Area Parties

Mrs Mike Powells afternoon party last Thursday drew a congenial crowd with progressive games and a fonchon. Mrs Caldwell assisted in hosting. Mr and Mrs George Sponder treated about fifty guests for Mr Sponders fiftieth birthday with roses and ferns in decor. Mrs Vernon King entertained her card club for Miss Cal​l ie Smith of Cedartown. Milas Rae Lowe Spender hosted a luncheon for Miss Elizabeth Buchanan of Onealika, with Miss Mary Gibson and others present. Miss Martha Orr gave a dinner for Miss Imogene Simms and guests from Alabama. Colquitt Carter of Atlanta visited Mrs Hill while Jack Powell and Frank Cole went to Atlanta to see Denman Thompson in The Old Homestead. Miss Kete Snead plans to visit relatives and Wise May Logan of Knoxville, Tenn. with cousin Miss Katherine Weaver of Thomaston to visit for several days.

Iwnaw Mike Powell Powell Caldwell George Sponder Mattie Keith Martha Orr Imogene Simms Eley Humphreys Alabama Colquitt Carter Atlanta Wise May Logan Knoxville Tenn Katherine of Weaver Thomaston

Social Week Recap and Upcoming Local Nuptials

A week of social visits includes Mrs Allers hosting and Miss Calne Smith welcomed at the Commercial Hotel last Monday. Miss Mary Jones of Lafayette, Alabama visits Dr. and Mrs. T J Jones. The week anticipates the marriage of Miss Emmie Lou Scroggins and Mr Thomas EB Potts on Thursday evening in January.

Booz Commercial Hotel CalNe Smith Cedertown Belle Varnon Hing Mary Jones Lafayette Ala T. J. Jones Emmie Lou Scroggins Thomas EB. Potts

Proposal party at Monticello honors guest Mica Daens

Miss Neil Florence hosted a proposal party Tuesday for guest Mica Lemma Daens of Social Circle. Decor featured red and green, guests received peanut with date slips, and prizes went to Miss Gladys Pope and Mr Sterling Wilson for best proposals. Attendees included Mrs Trucker and Mrs H M Penn helping host.

Monticello Neil Florence Mica Lemma Daens Social Cirle Tve Gladys Pope Sterling Wilson Florence Trucker H. M. Penn J. ©. Arnall Senora Annie Jordan Eudora Annie May Powel New Orleans Blanche Wantzell Harpers’ Ferry W. Va Harriet White Ashburn Charles Dillar Jordan Nttle Fred Waynesboro

Social News Highlights from Commerce Georgia

Miss Ware of Lincolnton guests of Professor P Zellars and friends in Toceya. Mrs BE Key entertained at her Broad Street home. Mrs Shearer in Atlanta for several months. Mrs Shannon visiting Atlanta. Alma and Earle Hardman returned to Atlanta after a visit. W B Power hosted a banquet on Broad Street after Power and Williford sold three thousand bales of spot cotton at a profit. Attendees included H O Williford M T Massey E B Watson E G Brock Branham Rice W D Wilford A P Rice W B Burns EH Key J F Shannon and Dr W A Nelson.

Commerce Miss Ware Lincolnton P. Zellars Carrie Madlole H. Eakes Augusta G. M. Blair Mra T. BE. Key Broad A Shearer Atlanta J .F Stevens Sidney AM. Wilkins Hare Comer Hubbard Obie Stephens Brenau Ida Bohannon Yohn D. Shannon Alma Earle Hardman W B_ Power Broad Street Power & Williford Power H O Williford M. T. Massey E. B. Watson E.G. Brock Branham Rice W. D. Wilford A P Rice W. B. Burns Vt EH Key J F Shannon W A. Nelson

Bainbridge Plans Leap Year Ball At Wainman Hotel

Miss Louise Bruton and Miss Besais Arnold return from Quincy Florida visitants join Bainbridge social scene. Mr and Mrs John Locke visit from Birmingham Alabama. The young ladies host a leap year dance at the Wainman hotel with Tallahassee orchestra, chaperoned by Mrs Hen Dickenson and others, featuring progressive cards for non dancers. Engagement noted between Miss Gladys Monger and Mr C S Haddon.

Hainseidge Louise Bruton Besais Arnold Quincy Fla John Locke Birming- Tame Ala C. H. Caldwell Anna Patterson Jacksonville Robinson Alabama Walter Perry John E. Donaldson Walter Thomson Bremen Germany Atlanta Misa Linda Gordon May Russel Russell Wainman Futore Tallahassee Bainbridge Hen Dickenson W. A. Wheeler J . McRee Will Bloc

Wedding Announcement and Shower Highlights in Local Society

A wedding date of February tenth was announced for Miss Monet and Mr Jonina a South Carolina native now a prominent local businessman. The city society welcomed Miss Gladys Monger Om with a Handkerchief Shower hosted by Miss Aultfle Golden Clett featuring elegant refreshments and the gift of handkerchiefs for the bride to be.

Alty Miss_ Monet Jonina South Carolin Aultfle Golden Clett Gladys Monger Om C. S. Haddon

Griffin social notes and visits across Georgia towns

Mary Curtis of Chicago hosts niece in Griffin while Susie Allgood returns from Atlanta. Atlanta guests include Mrs Lloyd Cleveland and Mrs Joseph M Terrell. Miss Mabel Jenkins visits Americus, Evelyn Reid returns from Jackson social visits. card clubs meet with lavender decor and prizes. Many local residents travel to Macon Athens Bainbridge Cusseta and Harlem for visits and entertaining.

Griffin Mary Curtis Chicago Ben Beerey Far Street Susie Allgood Atlanta Cornelia D. Cormingham Dougie Boyd Charla McGee Lloyd Cleveland Joseph M. Terrell Mabel Jenkins Americus Elder Macon B. Rey C. L. Walker Manc T .D. O'Kelly Conyers B. F. Doe Cduir Walter Fills Aeron J Burr Gupaf Friends Lula Brewer Cusseta J. E. Brewer Minas Evelyn Reid Jackson Minas Alice Jamés Joseph H. Drewry O. B. Stevens M. J. Jones Mises Bessie Ward Thomaston Grifin Edward C. Smith W. E. H. Searcy, Jr A. J. Burr Henry Smith

Engagement Notice for Minnie Ella Neiman and Robert Fralkin Agilis

Cards announce the marriage of Minnie Ella Neiman of this city to Robert Franklin Agilis of Cuthbert. The ceremony will be at Mrs. Mary Neiman’s residence Tuesday morning February 9. Afterward the couple will travel to Hickon Ga for a reception hosted by the groom’s father before moving to Cuthbert to make their home.

Minnie Ella Neiman Robert Franklin Agilis Cuthbert Mary Neiman Hicigon Nelman Ja Barnesville Mills J. L. Kennedy Forsyth O. A Kent Bainbridge Frnanda Mies Myrtis Nelson Roanoke C. K. Nelson Ione Isom TV. Taylor Griffin Dora Eva Warde Milner W.h Cbers Milas Dora Atlanta H. Huff Wrightsville Nell Marchman the Rock W. H. Chambers T. P. Warde

Social News From Eatonton Georgia Society Events

In Eatonton Georgia the younger society enjoyed gatherings at Mrs Capers G Greene s home with Mary Dennin entertaining informally. Dellcloud refreshments were served. Mrs Thaddeua Greene hosted an Anda shower and luncheon for Miss White on Sunday. Miss Mery de Jarnette returns from Florida and will attend the White de Jarnette wedding next Wednesday. Mrs Mamie de Jarnette visits for the wedding. The Mosely Brown wedding was held Monday at noon with many guests from Entonia and Madison. Sidney de Jarnette of Albany and William Matthews of Atlanta are noted visitors. Margaret de Jarnette, Wesleyan student, plans to attend her brother William dwi Jarnott s Cordele wedding. News of Mrs Mary Reed and daughter moving to Atlanta ends the item.

Entonia Madi- Ote Sidney de Jarnette Albany William Matthews Atlanta Margaret de Jarnette Wesleyan William Dwi Jarnotts Cordele Eatonton Mary Reed

Roof of Hampton Springs and Confederate event notes

Mrs H E H Reynolds of Savannah and relatives returned from a camping and hunting trip to Hampton Springs Florida. The younger set hosted by K A Williams for Emmett Stanford of Cuthbert with games and cake. Daughters of the Confederacy honored by Nomie McCall and Vaughan-McIntosh wedding guests noted with pink decor and embroidered cloths.

Quitman H E H. Reynolds Savannah Co. T. Tilman J. W. Oglesby J. Oglesby Texas Z. W. Oglesby Hampton Springs Fla K. A. Williams Emmett Stanford Cuthbert Nomnie McCall Daughters of the Confederacy R. C. McIntosh B. Vaughan Cartersville Vaughan-McIntosh Mise Chioemily Quilbert Albany Marie Spain Carrie Helen Felder Vaughan Paul Aiken P. Shellman Joe Calhoun Jim Vaughan Charles Faln John Jacobs

Daughters of the Confederacy Host Red and White Reception

In Moultes Georgia the Daughters of the Confederacy held a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Antoine Huber. The decor featured red and white Confederate colors with palms, and guests enjoyed a salad and hot chocolate. Archery and historical drawing contests entertained attendees. A wedding of Miss Alma McKenzie to Mr Frank O Heard occurred at the McKenzie home with a modest ceremony and a handsome bride.

Moultes Daughters of the Confederacy Antione Huber Palma Huber W. Humphreys P B Allen Everett Daniel McCormick McGehee Alma McKenzie Frank O. Heard H. C McKenzie

Consumption Cooperation Urges Helpers to Aid Hoff Cure

A call to assist consumptives through cooperation urges citizens to identify sufferers in one day, inform them of Prof Hoff's Cure for Consumption, and forward names to the American Bureau. Letters from doctors and patients praise the remedy, urging family involvement and urging purchase from Bendiner & Schlesinger and other reputable druggists.

Hoff American Bureau Hammann Vienna Bendiner & Schlesinger Third Avenue 10Th Street Anyder Snyder Spata J. Ward M. D Assn Benavier & Schlesinger Prof Hoff Bdmai Brussels South Yellow Spring St Springfeld Ghia Bendiner & Behleginger 6Th Street York L O Mata Tucson Arizona Bandiner & Achliesinger MHS Siple Watford Ont Benniner & Schlesinger N. Y Sira Prof. Hoff Professor Hoff New York

Going away gown and wedding notes in local society column

Navy blue zibiline gown with matching hat worn by Miss McKenzie as she receives a bouquet of white carnations and asparagus fern. The groom is an 18 year old with strong business qualifications and social popularity. Mr. and Mrs. Heard travel via Albany to Canton Georgia then plan to reside in the city. Mrs. W B Bridges visited Tifton. Miss Katie Horne returned from Pavo. Mrs. Pope and children visited Mrs. Rudisht. Lena Cox of Washington state visits sister Mrs. A B Turner. Florence Millen of Atlanta, guest of Mrs FH Mason, returns home.

Miss McKenzie Moultrie Heard Albany Canton W. B Bridges Tifton Misa Katie Horne Pavo Misa Leona Horne Pope Mra. Rudisht Lena Cox Walla Walla Washington A. B. Turner Misa Florence Millen Atlanta FH. Mason

Social events and marriages in Crawfordville and Brunswick GA

Miss Nelle Tucker hosted a Friday evening social in Crawfordville with red and green decorations. Marriages noted include Miss Nannie Woodrof and Mr. George S. Harrison at New Providence church in Warren county and Miss Burmah Rhodes to Mr. W. R. Cox at the Methodist parsonage, officiated by Rev. Benjamin Graham. A Floral Club gathering featured Library readings and a garved con. Annie Lowe Brown hosted an evening for her sister Mrs Fred C Brown of Eatonton and Miss Wall of Kentucky. In Brunswick, a leap year party for the Znnie Club by Miss Maio DeVoe at the Conny home drew many guests. Mrs W E Mitchell and her little son returned to Albany.

Crawfordville Nelle Tucker Nannie Woodrof George S. Harrison New Providence Church Warren County Sallie Monk Memphis Tenn Burmah Rhodes W. R. Cox Methodist Parsonage Benjamin Graham J. A. Kendrick Floral Club Library Annie Lowe Brown Fred C. Brown Eatonton Znnie Club Maio DeVoe E. F. Conny W. E. Mitchell Hertid Albany

A Great Nation's Grief and Local Social News

A long sympathetic piece on Germany’s mourning for its ruler and the world’s sorrow, followed by local society notes from the city. Colonels Goodyear and Jeter visit Dr A C B Yain in the city and depart for Valdosta, with many guests hosting and visiting friends, including Mrs Bolling Whitfield, Mrs Hodkins, and Mrs Hatcher. A twentieth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Gould is celebrated with a large reception at their St Simon home.

German Empire Burkhart Goodyear W. A. Jeter A.C Byain Valdosta Bolling Whitfield A R Ecards Mra. Hodkins Atlanta B. Hatcher Columbus Freeman Nashville Ga O. N. Taylor Frank Rimon T. J Wright R. W. Grubb Dea H. B. Maxey Savannah M. P. Ma T. R Lamar Parte Bel Robinson Darien Vivian Norris Baltimore 5. R Hatcher RB. Tupper Mias Ethel Conoly Savan W. H. Berry Thomasville W. SN. Ball Daisy Derby A C Banks J. D. Gould St Simon

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