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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1910
Page
35
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Carrollton and nearby towns light with guest visits and travel. Mrs. I W Trapick of Opelika visits daughter Mrs. Robert Hyatt on Upige Street while Miss Lutie Powell of Newnan is in the Fre Wh Newell. Several ladies host receptions and dominoes games at the Averyan Club and for sister Mrs Jane Long of Jasper. Marion West travels to Florida for a visit. Eugenia Mandavine sails to New York and Boston. Miss Tay Simonton leaves for Barnesville to catalog the new library.
In Jefferson Georgia surface social items list guests and visitors. Mias Amumieweov or aquenus stayed with Mrs H I Mobley while Mias Mitchell of Athens taught at Martin Institute. Gloh Webb visited relatives in Danielsville. Mrs C E Barber returned to filante Ancor visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs Holland Collier of Athens were guests of Mr and Mrs BR A Colter. Mrs Allie Pittard visited her son Allan Pittard of Augusta. Minnia Macendolph of Gainesville spent Sunday with M R Marwell. Mr and Mrs Cater of Meigu Ga are guests of Mr and Mrs L Mr Padisman.
In Columbus on January 29 the Students Club met with Mrs. Julia Harrell for a program on Modern Misprision of Old Types. The Reading Club gathered at Mrs. W. J. Bradley’s home to discuss The Telands of the Coast of Africa with papers by Mrs. FB. Gordon and others. Local social news covers travels and visits among Mrs. M. Mr. Green in Chicago, Dr. John M. Crook, Dr. William A. Carter, and friends in Tampa, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Athens, Griffin and Waynesboro. Several hostesses including Mrs. J. D. Carhart, Mrs. M. J. Acee, Mrs. B. S. Miller, and Miss Flo Rene Watts entertained and hosted gatherings, with bridge luncheons and card parties in honor of visiting guests from Savannah Stratford Conn and other places.
The Macon social page details the January wedding at Mulberry Street Methodist Church of Miss Lillian Cleveland Solomon and Mr. Charles Howard Roberts. The ceremony featured white roses, feathery greenery, and a bridal party with prominent local families. A reception followed at the Solomon home, with Florida-resort travels planned for the couple. The week also showcased numerous pre nuptial events and hosted visitors from Atlanta and Savannah, highlighting a vibrant social calendar in Macon.
Washington Ga reports a double wedding coupling the maccupeus wig sue Jhipp of Aonia and Bari Edmunds of Lincoln County at George Burdett’s home with intimate friends present. Edmunds will establish a home in Amity Ga. Also noted are multiple social visits and engagements across Wilkes and McDonough regions, including engagements, bridge club events, and gallery receptions.
Forsyth Georgia society items list Mrs Frank Holder of Chattanooga hosting relatives and visitors from Perry Eliza Cater and Lucila Cater of Perry are guests Mrs Waiter Touchatona returns from Milledgeville and Macon H H Tift hosts Bendie Tift college visit Mr and Mrs Herry arrange early Florida trip with Goolsby party scheduled in weeks ahead
The Dawson section reports the Wednesday Afternoon Club focusing on American Literature with several readers presenting papers at the recent meeting. Also noted are visits and guests in Jacksonville, Columbus, Americus, and nearby towns, plus social events in Duluth, Eatonton, Tifton, and Americus with multiple local households hosting friends and relatives.
In Fitzgerald Georgia the evening began with Mr and Mrs Wright Torrence hosting invited guests for the first course. Mrs L Kennedy hosted dessert as Miss Mary Powers presided. Guests enjoyed the remaining entertainment. The Ladies of the Presbyterian society were hosted by Mrs J C Glover. A later community gathering from educational and sorcery departments of Clay met at the High School.
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