Social Life in Macon Glitters With Dances And Visits
Macon Ga January 30 Special Correspondence Mr and Mrs William Helton Sr return from New York and the bride is welcomed at home The social calendar runs with dances bridge luncheons and parties in honor of Mrs Felton and the newlyweds Numerous local families and out of town guests attend gatherings at Georgia avenue Wadleys and country homes with Crimson carnations ferns and elegant entertainments described throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
William Helton
Baltimore
New York
Grand
Econ S$. Dare
Wadleys
Bolingbroke
Will Burt
Felton
O. . Grady
Charles W. Dodsye
Dodse
Sedgen
Richard W. Johnson
Atlanta
J. Marshall Johnston
E. Powell Frazer
W. E. Martin
Robert Trazlehurst
James Y. Wright
College Street
Frager
Troup Edward
Liverpool
England
Robert W. Haslehurst
Shipley
Frazer
B. J. Roughon
FE HW. Adams
Willis Ambler
New Orley
Robert TW. Smith
Georgia Avenue
Mith
Ambler
O. M. Grady
Bridge
William, Long and Son
Robert Hemphill
Cape Charles
Mallory Taylor
W. H.elton
Balnibridge
B. BR. Toughton
Ruth Smith
Harry J. Wilcott
Gadsden
Ala
E. Toughton
Georgin Avenue
Walter D. Lamar
Atlaanta
Charles
Gately
Lamar
Mt Uipley
Aire
Bond Street
EK. TH
Norris
TZ Fixed My Sore Feet Relief Claim
An ad touts TZ and TIZ remedies for tired swollen and burning feet. It promises draw out poisonous exudations, cure corn, calluses and bunions, and provide instant relief for 25 cents per box, or a year for 3F cents, with bold claims of no more foot pain.
What Is Expected of Teachers and Parents Dinner
Admirable paper on What Is Expected of Teachers read by a speaker. Mrs Bankston contributed What is Expected of Parents. Teachers from grammar and high schools attended with visitors and enjoyed the meeting. Mrs James McKimbrough Jr hosted a Friday dinner for sister Mrs Frederick Wilson of Milledgeville. nine guests, pink enchantress carnations decorated the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankston
James McKimbrough, Jr
Frederick, Wilson
Milledgeville
Surprise and wedding notices fill social week
A busy social week features a surprise party at Mr. and Mrs. M. B. M. Ajien home with many uninvited guests, dinners, and multiple birthdays. Miss Ora Hamilton of Rome marries W. R. Garrett at the bride’s home, and Belle Thomas weds Allen Justice at Trion. May Alford receives a bridal shower and a pink white theme, with Miss Lawrence hosting a large gathering. Mrs. Will J. Hall is honored at a Mystic Circle afternoon, followed by an ice and cake reception. The club scene continues with card games at Mr. and Mrs. Riley’s, and Karen Nisbet’s first birthday celebrated with many admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BM. Ajien
C.,p. Neal
E.montgomery
W. W. Hinton
J. Bellah
Mir
Trion
Mr. Justice
J. W. Justice
Sarotavwlence
May Alford
Miss Lawrence
Nathaniel Rainey
Carolyn Baynes
Bessie Lawrence
May
Alford
Charlie Johns
Ruth Johns
DousedHa San
Fond
Al‘ford
Will Iall
Gale Riley
Mystic Circle
Riley
Hall
Louise Riley
Nelen Dennis
Percy Eveth
John Dpd
Watterson
Capers Walker
Valentine Taliaferro
John Turner
Brevard Nister
Annia Louise Barkaloo
Margaret Barkaloo
Grand Junction
Col
Agnes Teverette
Nina Julia Wingfield
Mildred Greene
Cecil Ingram
Sarah Hearn
Martha Wilmondson
Hid Willet Ingram
Syd Wheeley
Professor Duke
Willis Davis
Martha Gardner
Carol
Thames
Shady Dale
Howe
Karen Brevard Isbet
Miss Nisbet
Oxford Ga Mas Readers Enjoy Wagner Themed Club Program
Dr Starr hosted the Wil Kare club for a weekly meeting featuring the opera Tanhauser as the discussion theme. Miss Sue Means read Huckle’s translation while Mrs Goodyear led choral numbers and welcomed a guest chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
Wil Kare
N. A. Goodyear
Miss Sue Means
Oliver Huckle
Tanhauser
Evening Star
Sue Means
Mary Kelly
Miss Means
Frank Means
Mindy Melton
Annie Sue Bonnell
West Point
John Poser
Frank ML Means
Many Recoveries From Lung Trouble
Wilmington report touts Eckman’s Alterative as restoring health to lung trouble sufferers. An affidavit from JAS. SQUIRES notes dramatic improvement after starting the remedy, with claims it saved his lungs. Eckman’s advertises clinical claims, pricing, and availability through Lippincott’s Wilmington store and nationwide distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erkman
Wilmington
Del
Tomarr
C.s. Lippincott
Lippincott's
Eckman
Ekman
Abe
Jas. Squires
Kekman
MbHadelphis
Jacobe’ Deng
Bessie Tift notes and campus news in Forsyth
Miss Sallie Stewart returns from Augusta while Means visits Gainesville. Ruth Williams recovers from illness in Atlanta. Bird M Robinson and daughters Grace and Helen arrive for second semester. New Spring students include Byrd Meeks of Thomaston and Louise Ginnaso of Barnesville. Indian entertainment by Chief Eagle Eye and Princess Neela delights Forsyth audience hosted by the Alumnae association.
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Means
Gainesville
Sallie Stewart
Augusta
Ruth Williams
Atlanta
Als. Bird M. Robinson
New York
Grace
Helen
Robinson
Forsyth
Byrd Meeks
Thomaston
Louise
Aso
Barnesville
Fiarris
Wheeler
Misa Wheeler
Mise Brinson
Macon
Pauline Gaddy
Unadilla
Blanche Peavy
Agnes Acree
Woodall
Forsyth Bessie Tift Alumnae Associaion
Social events at Bra nau college and local high school reception
Monday evening Bra nau college hosted a casual reception for Gainesville and Riverside young gentlemen with roses and palms in Japanese and Italian parlors. Attendees included Miss Bon Pearcé, Miss Lallie Waddell, Miss Leonora Lucas, Miss Helen Wait, Miss Jane Carter, Miss Trene McCarthy, Miss Isabelle Pagett, Miss Mary McArthur, and Miss Eleanor Boeschenstein. Friday a high school banquet at Mrs. Whelchel’s on South Green. toastmaster Ovid Kelchel. Speakers Paul Farrdin and Clyde Carter addressed athletics and basketball. Football banner went to Paul Hardin. Several social visits noted including Miss Mary Lucy Turner’s Atlanta trip, and various dances and dress notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branau College
Gainesville
Riverside
Misa Bon Pearcé
Lallie Waddell
Columbus, Ga
Leonora Lucas
Minneapolis
Mint
Helen Wait
Sturges
Mich
Jane Carter
Pool
Paul Fardin
Clyde Carter
Joe Davis
William Dozier
Paul Hardin
Mary Lucy Turner
Carol Dean
Atlanta
Munice Asbury
Clarkesville
Susie Ham
Ruth Mobley
Rosa Bell Chapman
Mary
Lucy Turner
James Merrit
DeLoach and Ver Nooy to Wed in Late February
Athens society notes announce Miss Julia Lee De Loach of Experiment will wed Mr. Charles Albert Ver Nooy of Athens at the bride’s cousin’s home near Griffin in late February. De Loach is a leading social and child development figure. Ver Nooy is a prominent Athens financier and scholar. The item also notes upcoming events including a missionary supper at First Methodist, a Shaw play by the university Dramatic Society, and several social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Alonzo A. DéLoach
Atlanta
Julia Lee DeLoach
Experiment
Charles Albert Ver Nooy
AR. J. HW. DeLoach
Griffin
DeLoach
The
Thalians
University of Georgia
Arms
Clark Tiowell
Gertrude Bernstein
O. M. Roberts
Miriam Hasgellon
Augusta
Howze
United States Navy
Marion Howze
United States Army
Local social notes and gatherings in Georgia
Preston Haskell of Richmond attends funeral in Los Angeles for John Howze. Hunnicutt sisters visit Mrs Stiles Hopkins in Atlanta. Italix club dissolves absorbed by German club. Harmony club hosts Friday dance at Horman. Mrs W W Edwards entertains spend the day in honor of Mrs F J Church of El Paso. Miss Callie Lumpkin entertains at bridge. Mothers' Child Study class growing at university. Mrs Abe Link hosts card party. Miss Marie Frice in Buffalo for Flewellyn McMillan wedding in Macon. Mrs Marvin Chipley visits from Greenville. Mrs Ransom Wright returns home from Atlanta. J K K Harris leaves for Virginia. Mrs Monro Deering returns from Millen. Miss Van Metter Proctor visits from Nashville. Mrs Louis Funkenstein hosts sewing club. Peabody School Education hosts faculty reception with noted attendees. Mr and Mrs J A Pitner back from Macon. Mr and Mrs Frederick Hodgson back from Fort Moultrie and Charleston. Mrs Eugene Lyle returns to Atlanta after visit. Mr and Mrs Julliard Spalding and Alice Spalding return from Florida to Georgia. Mr and Mrs John B Talmedge to visit after Florida trip. accompanying Mrs Robert Bloomfield. Gridiron club hosts a fine banquet at Hotel Georgian. President Planigen hosts chamber of commerce directors at the Georgian. Miss Martha Phinizy, guest of Mrs Hammond Johnson in Norfolk, to visit Richmond and Atlanta before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston H. Haskell
Richmond
John Howze
Los Angeles
Sarah
Nelle Hunnicutt
Stiles Hopkins
Atlanta
Italix Club
Harmony Club
Horman
W. W. Edwards
Nashville
Carroll Proctor
Wirs. Peebles Proctor
Louis Funkenstein
Sewing Club
Peabody School of Education
Univer
Joseph 5. Stewart
Howard W.idum
L. R. Geissler
J. M. Reade
Preston Brooks
Hillard Spalding
J. A. Pitner
Macon
Frederick Hodgson
Fort Moultrie
Charleston
Eugene Lyle
Julliard Spalding
Ittle
Alice
Stewart
Georgia
John BE
Talmadge
Florida
Hey
Robert Bloomfield
Gridiron Club
Georgian
C D. F Planigen
Chamber of Commerce
Reception for Mrs Fitzpatrick at Maplehurst in Rome GA
Mrs A W Vantiose entertained Mrs T Fitzpatrick president of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs, as guest for several days with a charming reception Friday from 3 to 5. The guest list included 220 club women at Maplehurst. Mrs Fitzpatrick stayed Thursday to Saturday. Also visiting were Mrs William Price Wishback of Lexington KY, guest at her sister Mrs Charles D Wood and niece Mrs Henry Bradford. Pleasant cordial welcomes marked the return to her old home amid Rotary Club activity at Shorter College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. W. van Tioose
T. Fitzpatrick
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Thomasville
Maplehurst
Itzpatrick
William Price M Wishback
Lexington
Charles D. Wood
Henry Bradford
Fishback
Shorter College
Rotary Club
GETS-IT Corn Remedy Stuns World with Harmless Drop
Drops of GETS-IT shrink corn instantly with no pain or mess. The ad claims it works on all corns and calluses, sparing use of ointments or tools. Sold by druggists nationwide at 25c a bottle or by BE. Lawrence & Co. of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Forty six Strong entertained by tea and games
The Rome Suffrage society hosted an afternoon tea at Miss Sara Hardy's home Saturday with Miss Frances Fowles of Columbia as guest of honor. Mrs Carey and Mrs Holmes Cheney hosted a Young Mintrons Bridge afternoon on Wednesday, Nevin Patton won top score and a Japanese tray as a trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome Suffrage Society
Sara Hardy
Perrin Bester Brown
Florida
Young Mintrons’ Bridge Club
Mesdames
Carey
Holmes Cheney
Wighth Street
Frances Fowles
Columbia
Nevin Patton
Graves
Aia
St. Peter’s
Rock party at Bankston home entertains out-of-town guests
West Point Georgia reports a Tuesday night rock party hosted by Mr and Mrs W Trox Bankston for out-of-town teachers and friends. Attendees include Elizabeth Quillian Carrie Smith Nell Fielder Pauline Cowley Clifford Gibson Tralee Whitaker Bertibel Tarver Winona Wright Alice Askew Mary Cornelia Hooker Mia Mary Oslin Dr Buen Rev J W Culpepper Robert Dixon W P Thomas John Adam Id Turngt Jargin Mass Tatum Howard Sharmin Anderson Smith Refreshments were served during the evening. Earlier Tuesday Mrs Amoz Huguley hosted friends at her home for sister Mrs BE Henderson of Cedartown with games of rock and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Trox Bankston
Elizabeth Quillian
Carrie Smith
Nell Fielder
Pauline Cowley
Clifford Gibson
Tralee Whitaker
Bertibel Tarver
Winona Wright
Alice Askew
Mary
Cornelia Hooker
Mia
Mary Oslin
1, Buen
J. W. Culpepper
Robert Dixon
Mrs Hinchliffe Praises Peruna For Catarrh Relief
Mrs William H Hinchliffe of 20 Myrtle Street Beverly Mass reports four bottles of Peruna have greatly helped her head and throat catarrh and she now feels much better and able to work. Peruna Tablets are available for those who object to liquid medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hinchliffe
Myrtle St
Beverly
Mass
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Cuba
William Marshall
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Pia
W. F. Butler
Archie Childs
Butler
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James Smith
Mollis Gray
Roswell
Lewis Haskell
Savannah
Ross Chambers
Quartette Bridge Club
Vineville
John J. Siebels
D. C
Bilis
Alfred Willingham
Calder B. Willingham
Emima Tillery
Fannie Robert
Pannie Robert
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Louise Callaway
Miriam Blount
Pensacola
Via
Callaway
New Orleans
Meg Burke
Florence Wadley Coleman
Rogers
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William G. Raoul
South
John B. Munson
Palmeach
Ita
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Leon Dure
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Alartina Burke
Marigaret Casey
Eugene Stetson
Gus Daly
Sam Dunlap
Walter Thomson
Philadelphia
Erle Donaldson
Thomson
Lutie
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Malone and Hille
Viera
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Malone
James Callaway
Lila Cabaniss
Prank Cunningha
Louise Kerr
Marguerite Kerr
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Will Slaton
Meriwether Street
Otis Crouch
Orrin J. Howard
Westboro
Masa
Edward Bridges
J. Po Nichols
J. B. Sammon
Chariie Wolcott
Harrles Wheeler
Boston
Katherine Nichols
BO Nichols, Jr
Charles Westbrook
Julius Gresham
Gwendolyn Williams
Marian Gresham
Gresham
Pulaski
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Henry Crouch
James Edwards
Robert Evans
Will Taylor
Sas
Toswell W. Drake
Laura Gibsson
J. C. Edwards
Robert Bkian
Thomas J. Whit Fwar
Cutten Thornton
Oglethorpe
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Oscar Sibley
Thomas Waite
Drake
Lucian Knight
Robert Burns
Bailey
Homer Wilson
Mary Frances Brown
Shelbyville
Louie Durkee
Mise Mary Martin Mills
Maryland
Fourth Ward
Viomer J. Williams
P. Stucky
Xperi- Taylor
Chey
Summerville, GA
Eatonton, GA
Oxford GA
Bessie Tift
Gainesville, GA
Athens, GA
Rome, GA
West Point, GA
Peruna
Lafos
Walter S. Baldwin
Baldwin-Melville CO
Jhsild L. Lasky
Mortimer H. ‘Weldon
W. J. McCarthy
Eiieen van Biene
Landon Lucier & Co
Eddie Allen
Wills & Hassan
Britt Woop
Florenze Tempest
Bessie
Veer
Tampa
Southeast
Gasparilla
Gulf Coast
Gasparilla Carnival
Gasparilla Carnival Association
Lovell
Citizens Bank Bldg
Twapa
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