Brenau Notes Brightens Campus With Plans For A New Building
Brenau notes reveal Mrs Gertrude Alexander has taken over duties during Pearce absence in Europe and leads a thriving department. A major drive supports a new oratory building with $1600 donor plus $10000 goal, to house gym baths bowling alley recital rooms and a 200 seat hall. Announcements include Southern Music Teachers Association meeting in June, Japanese Wedding fundraising for Temple of Oratory, and campus concerts by Brenau ensembles and visiting artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenau
Gertrude Alexander
Professor Pearce
Europe
Alexander
Alice Hayes
Lula
Gertrude
Marcia Holden
Crawfordville
Presidant van Hoose
Atlanta
van Hoose
Gate City
Southern Music Teachers’ Association
South
Bea
Joudwine
Washington, C
Geiger
Temple of Oratory
Cushman Club
Orime
Young Woman's Christian Association
Eher
Pfiefferkorn
Social News From Geittin and Nearby
Mrs Frank Harrell of Americus drives Georgia charm as guest of Mrs Joseph M Thomas for several days. Miss Lela Gransland visits her aunt in New Orleans for the festival season. Miss Marguerite Nelms of Texas stayed with relatives here last week. Thursday Afternoon Cara Party hosted by Mrs Henry Smith with Mary Marland winning first prize. Next club meeting at Mrs Joseph M Thomas’s home. Mrs Edwin Davin hosted a neighborhood card party on Poplar Street last Wednesday. Patti concert in Atlanta next month attracts many in the social set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marland
Joseph M. Thomas
Edwin Davin
Poplar Street
Atlanta
Reuben Grove Clark
Rome
James D. Jackson
Augusta
Harrizon
Georgia Wayne
Hadith Johnston
Wdith “Wargeld
Eilzen Lamer Hall
D. Stewart Craven
George T. Cann
Salem
N. J
James Merion Johnston
Washington
Cine Club
Theus
Daytona
Helen Denham
Halle
Florida
D. Maples PhD
Anonize
Mra
George N. Harrison
Brandon
Henry Taylor
Cla Ming Phlips
Robert T Waller
George W. Uamar
John 4
Samee
Wuth
Madge Mra
Raymond M. Demere
Isle of Hope
Mary Houstoun
Baltimore
Danny Plorahde
Abram Minis
Fleming G duBignon
Charles B. Malone
Isabel Graham
Joseph L. Graham
Ming Jamie Aryan
Armigtead Taliaferro
Virginia
Miss Knowlton
Miss McGuire
Richmond
William L. Clay
Arthur Overton
F C. Battey
Ormond, Fla
Ormond
J M. Graeffe
New York
Savannah
Williamson- Heyward
BF. Bryan
Oglethorpe Avenue
Graeffe
Misa Jeasta McIntosh
Local residents wrap winter with moves and returns
Miss Kate McConnell resumes Piedmont College studies after vacation. Miss Daisy Watt returns from Atlanta to resume stenography duties for Mr. Howard R. Rubley and plans a visit to Switzerland. Miss Edwards of Spartanburg spends winter with Mrs. J. R. Buns. Othella Lloyd from Greenwood teaches public school starting February. Mrs. Annie Bacon and Miss Lucy Pond close Hidge Crest for winter and visit Albany relatives, Dennis cottage closed for winter. Mrs. Dennis returns from Washington and stays with her daughter Herron in Alcott for remainder of winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Kate McConnell
Piedmont College
Demorest
Daisy Watt
Atlanta
Howard R. Rubley
Switzerland
Anapling
Miss Edwards
Spartanburg
C. Ig
J. R. Buns
Othella Lloyd
Greenwood
8. C
Annie Bacon
Lucy Pond
Hidge Crest
Albany
S E Dennis
Dennis
Mir Herron
Alcott
Locust Grove Library Party Aids Book Familiarization
In Locust Grove Georgia a dormitory parlor gathering showcased girls in book themed costumes. Professor Gray opened the library, with a catalog led borrowing system and a two cent per minute late fee. Attendees included many local students and teachers, praised for hospitality.
Marriages Highlight Jackson GA Nuptials of Spencer and Land
In Jackson Georgia on Thursday Miss Bloise Spencer married Elmo Evans with Rev J. Pound officiating. The ceremony at the Spencers’ home drew many relatives and guests followed by a supper in Waltham. Also in Jackson, Miss Sara Helen Land wed Mr. Oscar Alexander Crittendon of Shellman with Rev W R Branham presiding. The couple departed amid rice and well wishes for their Shellman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Eva Lasnott
Sara Helen Land
Oscar Alexander Crithtendon
Shellman
W. R. Branham
W. BR. Branham
Mendelasohn
Miss Land
Eva Lasnett
Crittendon
Bhellman
Shellamo
Wayresboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Carolina Dent returned home from Louisville where she attended a Little Ramsey wedding. Mrs Mary Evans visits Louisville this week as guest of Miss Brown. Misses Carroll and Wood travel back to Augusta after a house party by Miss Nina Jones. Mrs W J Vandevere hosts a party for Miss Jones guests. Mrs Robert Caldwell Neely entertains young ladies at Liberty Street home with bamboo and smilax decor. Mrs J H Whitehead to entertain You-Luke I Club. Local Daughters of the Confederacy chapter hosted an afternoon gathering at Edward C Blount's home with refreshments and Biblical quiz. Burke Light Infantry plans a German at the armory on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayresboro
Carolina Dent Haa
Louisville
Little Ramsey
Mary Evans
Miss Brown
Carroll and
Wood
Nina Jones
Augusta
W. J. Vandevere
Miss Jones
Robert Caldwell Neely
Liberty Atreat
J. H. Whitehead
I” Club
The
Daughter of the Confederacy
Edward C. Blount
Burke Light Infantry
Th Armory
Savannah Society News Highlights Red Themed Social Season
A Savannah society page notes a Guards' Armory dance at the home of Mrs. Bryan with Miss Armistead Taliaferro of Virginia as guest. Red carnations and decorations mark the reception for about 160 invited guests, with later cards by Miss Bryan. Multiple socials and teas follow at various homes, featuring Euchre, tea, and visits by society figures, with plans for upcoming events and attendees including Mrs. Reuben Grove Clark and Mrs. James D. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatillion Club
Guards
Esdore
Henry D. Stevens
Armistead Taliaferro
Virginia
Jennie Bryan
Miles Bryan
Mary Josephine Pritchard
Lily Anderson
Mary Bryan
Flora Dancy
Ales Remshart
Willam B. Harper
Elise Wayne
Georgia Wayne
Miss Bryan
Stella Cohen
Gladys Lippman
Misa Cohen
Ada Traub
Estelle Gutman
W. Gordon Harrison
Abercorn Street
Miss Ning Jones Hosts Armory House Party Friday Night
Colonel and Mrs. W. B. Jones entertained guests at Miss Ning Jones's house party held Friday night January 22 at the Burke Light Infantry armory. Honored guests included Misses Inges Ousley of Columbus Carroll and Wood of Augusta and Hosena Thomas of Athens. The armory was decorated with smilax and Japanese lanterns while Mr. W. A. Wilkins Sr. and Miss Ilges of Columbus supervised the refreshments. Bearden's band of Augusta provided music into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Jones
W. A. Wilkins, Sr
Ilges
Columbus Bearden
The Prigs Presented by Judge Land After Game
After the game the Prigs were presented by Judge Max E. Land. Elegant refreshments were served following the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max E. Land
Social visits and lectures highlight Oxford week
Misses Lillian Kahn from Lexington and Marguerite Barker from Social Circle left Oxford for relatives in Rutledge after a week with Mrs John Stone while Mrs Eugene Hardeman of Decatur visits Mrs R A Hardeman. Henrietta Smith from Henry County stays with Miss Nora Meadows and Mrs H F Emery of Atlanta visits Miss Lynn Branham. The Krex sophomore social club enjoyed a party at Sigma Alpha Epsilon with Alex Lynn and Tom McCamy hosting. George R Wendling of Washington, D C, lectured on Stonewall Jackson to a large Emory audience in the college auditorium, under Aikahest Lyceum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Lillian Kahn
Lexington
Marguerite Barker
John Stone
Rutledge
Eugene Hardeman
Decatur
R. A.hardeman
Henson Street
Henrietta Smith
Henry County
Nora Meadows
H. F. Emery
Atlanta
Lynn Branham
College Avenue
Krex
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Alex Lynn
Tom McCamy
Dalton
George R Wendling
Washington, D. C
Stonewall Jackson
College
Aikahest Lyceum
Emory Colleges
Woodburns Forty-Fifth Birthday Social Aims High
Thursday night at the home of Mr and Mrs J B Woodburn a large young crowd celebrated his forty fifth birthday with lighted halls and punch served by Miss Bla Jock and Miss Ballas. Twenty eight participants played progressive whist with several ties and a final winner announced as Professor Paul P Brown winning the first prize a bisque figure. George Brown and Dr J H Smith followed with six stars each while Will Perry earned the coagulation prize for not taking the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Woodburn
fHinich
Bart
Paul P. Brown
George Brown
J. ¥. H. Smith
Will Perry
Sandersville social notes highlight Miss Cora Lee Roughton honor
Mrs A F Rawlings entertained couples with a ten word where Willie went writing contest won by Mr M L Gras. Delicous refreshments ended the party. Other events include Miss Rozalia Mathis hosting friends on Smith street and multiple visits among local residents and travelers with updates on G N Ruben Mrs W L Stanley Dora Mathis Ollie Baker and Cora Lee Roughton returning home from various visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandersville
A. F. Rawlings
Cora Lee Roughton
Willie
M. L. Groas
Miss Roughton
T. H. Sparks
T. J. Orr
Belle Hopkins
Davisboro
Mattie Butcher
J. W. Pool
T.T. Stacer
Cuba
Ruby Stanley
Athens
Aas
Ollie Baker
Mary Gibson
Agricola
Madison town news notes several visits and a wedding
Mrs BE W Butler and Mrs Legare Bowles spent a couple of days in Atlanta this week. Colonel R A Thomason returned from Atlanta. Miss Antoinette Broughton visited Atlanta. Mr and Mrs P M Atkinson stayed in Rutledge Thursday. Miss Sarah Berman of Crawfordville visited relatives here. Mrs M P Broughton returned from Atlanta. Mrs W D Williford of Harmony Grove visited her brother Colonel Q L Williford. Mr and Mrs J A Wilford of Comer visited their son Colonel Q L Wilnetard. Miss Mamie Matthews of Milledgeville returned home after visiting relatives. Miss Jeffie Snellings and Miss Glennia Bearden returned from Spartanburg S C. Mr and Mrs D Niles of Inman Park Atlanta returned home after weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs H H Farlow of Macon visited this week. Mrs J J Hathbone of New York visiting her sister Mrs W H Crawford, en route to Florida for winter. Cards announce the approaching marriage of Milas Grace Harwell of Union Point to Mr Clarence Thrasher, on Wednesday February 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
BE. W. Butler
Legare Bowles
Atlanta
R. A. Thomason
Antoinette Broughton
P. M. Atkinson
Rutledge
Sarah Berman
Crawfordville
M. P. Broughton
W. Dp.Williford
Harmony Grove
Q. L. Williford
J. A. Wilford
Comer
Q. L. Wil- Netard
Mamie Matthews
Milledgeville
Jeffie Snellings
Glennia Bearden
Spartanburg
Milas Grace Harwell
Union Point
Clarence Thrasher
Commb eror Notices and Social Guests Spread Broadly
Miss Renhis Langston and brother Claude were guests of Mrs W N Neal. Professors Fleming and Wauldroup visited J H Gennles this week. Mrs G F Stapler of Washington visits her parents here. Miss Clita Quillian of Elberton stays with Rev G M Eakes. Dr J G Bennett and family of Jefferson were here visiting Mrs J M Nix. Mr and Mrs Henry and son Albert returned home to Buford. Mrs C T Bacon of Maysville was here recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commberor
Renhis Langston
Claude
Bera
W. N. Neal
Fleming
Wauldroup
J. H. Gennles
Guasie Lowe Stapler
Washington
Clita
J. W. Quillian
Elberton
Andren
G. M. Eakes
J. G. Bennett
Jafferson
J. M. Nix
Henry
Aon
Albert
D. D. Prugh
Buford
C. T. Bacon
Maysville
Social Club Enjoys Pleasant Forsyth Street Afternoon
Mrs L a rower hosted the Finnch Club on Forsyth Street last Wednesday. The event featured progressive games and prizes, followed by refreshments, described as one of the most interesting meetings yet. Members listed include Qd. Reeven, J A Corry, Mrs Shi Gray, Mrs F Rogers, Mrs L Collier, Miss Lucile Blackburn, Mrs A H English, Mrs J H Shakers, Mrs C Hmares, Mrs Tyrey, Mrs A P Kemp, and Alma Murphey, with several Griffins visiting from Griffin for a few days. Florrie Elder visited Atlanta recently, hosted by Malinda Graddick of Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. L
Finnch Club
Forsyth Street
Soma Fr
M Adivas
Qd. Reeven
J. A. Corry
Shi Gray
F. Rogers
L. & Collier
Lucile Blackburn
A. H. Engliah
C. Hlmares
C. Tyrey
A. P. Kemp
A. P. Kemp. Mids Alma Murphey, Mrs. J. A. McCrary
Misaes May
Sadie Phelps
Griffin
Imesville
Florrie Elder
Atlanta
Malinda Graddick
Forsyth
Numerous social visits reported across Georgia towns
Daniel's Shoe Store guest of the Graddicks family in Waycross. Lillian Mitchell returns from Childersburg Alabama. Mrs. Homer Bush visits Cuthbert. Milgy Voyles of Lakeland visiting Mayor Jones in Waycross. Various residents visiting relatives in Blackshear, Arcadia Florida, Fitzgerald, Perry and Macon. J H Mather visits, Miss Virginia Wilson departs for Arcadia. Several weddings and social events noted, including the Skellie anniversary and receptions in Rae.
Local Social News From Covington and Nearby
Mrs. Mary Steadman guests her daughter in Macon while Mr and Mrs. Walter W. Childs visit Starraville. Several residents travel, host visits, and attend gatherings with friends and relatives in towns like Hoganaville, Atlanta, Eatonton, Thomaston, and Jefferson. A Woman's Club event features an imaginary Saratoga trip with about twenty members in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Mary Steadman
Sanford
Macon
Walter W. Childs
H. Starr
Starraville
Camille Perry
Atlanta
R. T. Cotter
Atlantic City
Iowa
Carroll
Balle May Lockwell
Slater
Hoganaville
Thomas Shepherd
Bocal Cimele
Ben Camp
Misa Rosalie Norton
Carrollton
Midway
H. V. Slocum
Warren A. Candler
Mary Jarman
Eatonton
Thomas C. Spivey
Eugehe
Lee
Travia Weaver
Thomaston
B. WF. Edwards
Carrie Harwell
Mansfield. Jr
C. L. Harwell
Henry F. Branham
Jefferson
Aline Wright
Missey Askie White
Annia Anderson
Annie Higgins
Lynn
Stratford
Martin
Thompson
Duncan
Laster
J. R. McCleaky
Matoton
J. L. White
Vera Crus
Mexico
Ray McCresky
Tolian Stephenson
O O Pavent Bet Club
Rena Maude Starr
Walter Corter
Stariaville
Einesday
G. T. Wells
Woman's Club
Saratoga
Reception Honors Mrs Miller Hostess in Fort Valley
Mrs W F Miller served as charming hostess at a Thursday afternoon reception from two to six at the Miller home. The guest of honor was Miss Eugenia Loker of Baltimore who will reside here this winter. Also present was Miss Woodard of Perry. The home was prettily decorated with candles, vall and flowers as guests enjoyed two amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Valley
W. F. Miller
F. O. Miller
Mies Eugema Loker
Baltimore
Mise Woodard
Perry
Matrons Witner Club entertained at Merritt Street home
Mrs T B Ralgan hosted the Matrons Witner Club Friday from 3 to 5 pm at their Merritt Street residence. The elegant halls and verandas were decorated in the club colors. Grace and Bessie Rogan served rich refreshments between games in a progressive war. carnations were given to each guest. Members listed include G W Jordan Jr, J P Doster, Lawrence King, T E Lovejoy, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Weinsville
T B Ralgan
Merritt Street
Misses Grace
Bessie Rogan
W Jordan Jr
J P Doster
Lawrence King
E Lovejoy
NS A
Jeeks
TX Waterman
R Witco
N Parson
Pears
Jo. Palmi
J_ J_ Whitield
Foe White
Anne JM
Munso
Wwor Joy
J A Murphy
Miss Whitfield
Pretty Georgia wedding and bright social week in Newnan
In Newnan Georgia an elegant wedding of Miss Emmie Lou Serogein and Mr Thomas F Pots occurred Thursday evening with Rey W Cotter presiding. The event featured green and white decor, a formal reception, and a buffet supper. Out of town guests included Mrs Mary Watley and Mr Ansell Leigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmie Lou Serogein
Thomas F
Rey
Cotter
Mary Watley
MecRae
Ansell Leigh
Palmetto
Tester
Grantville
Ward Leigh
Pittsburg
Glen Luesday
Katie Arnall
Mary Love Coggins
Florida
Lucile Thompson
Belle Vernon King
Blanche Huen
Julian Marc Hackney
Corille Hardaway
Miss Coggins
Misa Thompson
Mary Jones
Alabama
N. L Noth
Hugh SJ Fackney
Jack Powell
I N Orr
Miss Thompson
Coggins
Atlanta
DeAngelis
Jesse Holt
Sewing Club
Mra Thomas S Potts
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Peter Thomson
Simon’s
Waitenan
Trammell
Roswell
Migs
Pauline Dennis
Sfir
Chariie Dennis
Jefferson Barracks
J. F Lemmon
Franklin
Bharon
Dr. Lemmon
Adams
Bhe Eon
Claud
Lavonia
Monterey
Locust Grove
Gray
Lucile Payne
Ethel Gray
Margaret Combs
Myrtle Louisa Harris
Nettye Thomason
Professor
Mrs. Gray
Nettie Gray
Mada Wynatt
Ida Gardner
Mary Lizzie Huckaby
Emma Jane Hour
Jaxon
Mattie Sue Horm
Milas Lucile Payne
Mattie Oglethorpe
Nettie Thomason
Louise Harris
Lola Duffy
Annie Hit
Oxfords
Misa Mitchell
Miss Smith
J. B. Copeland
A. T. Murphy
Mr Richardson
Professor Hogan
Mr. McFarlin
Frank Merritt
Cleveland Eubanks
Carlye Hall
Savannah Society News
Rochelle, GA
Walter Baker
Worth
Walter Baker & Co
Estete
Dorchester
Mass
Stacy, Adams & Co
Daniel’s Shoe Store
Whitehall Street
C. W. Graddick
Lillian Mitchell
Childersburg
Homer Bush
Cuthbert
RL. Swetts
R L. Swatts
Kate Porc
W Aycross
Milgy
Lillian B. Voyles
Lakeland
J. H. Jones
Pendleton Street
Carrie Strickland
Blackshear
J. H. Mather
Trinity Church
Virginia Wilson
C. C. Harper
Arcadia
Fla
Eva Bringon
Douglas
Thomas Hart
BE. W. Fain
Blakely
Pauline Creel
Waycross
Fain
Harry O'Brien
Fitzgerald
Paul McGee
R. H. Dixon
Thomaseville
Pauline Eaton
Hiltzenbeth Street
W. A. McWell
W. D. McNeil
Joth Breen
Pidcock
Mattie Millikin
Jesup
H. D. Breen
Lee Avenue
Lizzie McWhorter
McWhorter
Greensboro
F. Harris
Eastman
Parmerton
Mira
W. Farmer
W .C. Davidson
Thomason
Warrenton
Misa Fleslie Brooks
Thomas Kealey
David
Menturs
White
Viola Reynole
Pearl Everett
F. A. Hartsfield
L. L. Brown Ioft Uraday
Newnan
G. N. Crandall
Miss Woodard
A. L. Brown
Idell Woodall
Ariel
Alknheat Lyceum
Grady Institute
Lottie Everett
Americus
W. A. Woodall
D. Skellie
J. M. Gray
Alice Burch
Magele Brewton
Lilla McClennon
Evamae Smith
Mabel Langston
Messra Joe Galpert
Fred Smith
Julian Hodges
Sam Aiken
Leader McVay
Tom McRae
Stuart Evans
Ada Clement
Alamo
Vallie Henley
Miss Norwood
Cochran
Ella Smith
Scotland Street
James H McRae
Columbus
Ohio
Ola
WW B
Folsom
Max L. McRae
Sparta
Harris
Old Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Mary Caldwell
Charlotte
Mattie
Carrie Harris
Academy Hall
Daughters of the Confederacy
J. Bryan
Winnie Davis Memorial
W. H. Burwell
Vardeman
Bo Clark
S Llabub
Nina Mullilly
Beulah Williams
Greenesboro
Mrl Duggan Milas Roxildne Edwards
J TL Mullally
H T Hell
Gas
Tewad and
Marietta Streets
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