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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1913

Page

11

Dinner Dance At Country Club Attracts Society Guests

The first in a series of al fresco country club dinners drew over a hundred guests to the Country Club of the Capital City Club. Tables were on the side and rear porches with crystal centerpieces, a summer menu, and music during dinner. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maddox and neighbors from the country colony, with many other entertaining couples listed.

Canital City Club Poetrhes Lal Robert Maddox F. §. Watson W. R. Prescott W. B. McBurney BE. W. Alfriend Edward Austin W. B. Bilis, Jra Cliff Hatcher Tee] Harvey Juha L. Meek J. B. Hockaday Gladys Snook Robert J. Lowry Piedmont Homr

Swimming party in honor for Miss Adams hosts

The Misses Adams entertain with a Friday afternoon swimming party in their honor. Mrs S C Tubbs host Tuesday night July 8 for forty young people. S C Dubbs Jr expects a guest soon. Master Harry Maxwell of Trenton New Jersey to join the house party.

Missies Adams S.C. Tubbs Pauly S.C. Dubbs, Jr Harry Maxwel Trenton N. J Lewis Chris A. Rauschenberg, Jr Laurrite Lewis Jeré Carter Laleah Moneriefis Clementine le Vert

Jessie Wilson to Become White House Bride Thirteenth

Washington reports announce Miss Jessie Wilson second daughter of the president and Mrs Wilson will wed Francia Sayre of Lancaster Pennsylvania. The engagement marks the thirteenth White House wedding in history and comes as the president has long joked his lucky number is 13.

Washington Wilson Jessie Wilson Francia & Sayre Lancaster White House Madison Lucy Payne Washington Tuage Todd Kentucky Wash Ington Frances Folsom Miss Wilson

Dancing and social rounds fill Atlanta summer scenes

A series of social events unfolds in Atlanta and Inman Park including a Tanga Evening at the Habersham chapter DP with a Saturday dancing party starting at 10 pm, dress informal, tickets $1 with refreshments. Also listed are club meetings, engagements and tea parties at Driving Club and East Lake clubhouse, plus a Clover Club gathering and an ice cream festival organized by the Young People's Missionary Society with many local hosts and helpers.

Joseph Habersham Chapter DP. A. R Atlanta Miss Dunson Edith Dunson East Lake Marvy Biatock Futh Matta Baton Rouge Samson

Miss White Hosts College Friends at So Phia Newcombe Gala

A July Fourth style gathering at Mrs W Woods White's home featured a large host committee of Misses Frances Ansley Louise Dovbs Dorothy Traynham Margaret Fraser Frances Bales Margaret Moore Emma Lowry Freeman Marian Woolley Laura Sewtell Madge Pollock Harriet Haynes Marian Neal Marie Cobb and other guests. The event followed by further informal entertainments and a College Tea with many visitors, including notable local families and numerous young guests from Brenan and Atlanta.

White So Phia Newcombe W. Woods White Frances Ansley Louise Dovbs Dorothy Traynham Margaret Fraser Frances [Bales Margaret Moore Emma Lowry Freeman Marian Woolfley Laura Sewtell Madge Pollock Harriet Haynes MaiTian Neal Marie Cobb Miss Irwin Beverly PD Beverly Irwin Dawson Thea Laura Cowles Tawson Hines Dorothy Evans Sandersville Georgia Rice Evans Misa Irwin Rachael Beck Hariet Haynes Jane Cowles Louise Collier Misa Marian Woolley Ida Winship Louise Parker Misa Telly Blalock Katherine Reynolds Louise Cooper May Crichton Mary Adalaide Caverty Lawson Hines Amélia Smith Margaret Taylor Mary McClosky Mary Brown Mary Stewart Margaret Kosser Annie Patterson Elizabeth Smith Misa Marian Danson Georgia Tice Glatys White Evalyn Arnold Douglas Mangham Fred Cranfall Sid Gergia T. H. Brannen Joe Walker John Porter Edison Carnell John Oliver Edwin Lockridge Edwin Cryledge Kendrick Smith John Sloa Beverly Evans Burgess West Ramond Brady John Stewart van Mall Hugh Willet Thomas Cranshaw George Brown Howard McCall JohnPerry

Sewing Party for Miss Laurette Lewis Brightens Local Social

A sewing party day yesterday honored Miss Laurette Lewis with Mrs. W N Johnson as hostess. The decorated house featured ferns and gai nias and refreshments were served. Mrs Johnson wore an embroidered marquisette morning gown and Miss Lewis a white linen suit.

Laurette Lewis W. N. Johnson

Social Items From Woodberry to Louisville Gatherings

Mise Reasie Fatten has returned home after visiting Woodberry Worm Springs and Columbus. Mr and Mrs Ray Dearce announce the birth of a daughter at their home 10 Ansley Avenue. Miss Annie May Lipford hosts a house party for Miss Frances Richardson who goes to Louisville Kentucky. Guests include Miss Cecil Hol Us Mrs Mamie Mull and Miss Lilian Wooding. Mrs William Maddox returns from a quiet Kingston trip with her two young Hane. Miss Margaret Bedell and Miss Ellison Bedell visit Copperhill Tennessee. Mr and Mrs Julian McCurry of Madison were guests at the inaugural reception Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs James W Swift visit Piedmont for a week. Mr and Mrs David Lorenzo Hood announce a son named Russell Lorraine. Mrs Joseph M Brown and Miss Cora Brown are guests of Dr and Mrs B L Connally Governor Brown joined them on Wednesday.

Ray Tdearce Ansley Avenue Misa Annie May Lipford Misa Frances Richardson Loulaville Cecil Hol Us Mamie Mull Lilian Woodlng David Lorenzo Hood Russell Lorraine Joseph M. Brown Cora Brown B. L. Connally Governor Brown

Social Roundup of Summer Visits and Travel Notices

A bustling list of social visits unfolds as families and friends travel to summer spots. Residents from Athens, Rome, Valdosta, Sandersville and Boston, among others, visit Linville North Carolina, Lake Toxaway, Wrightsville and European trips. Notables include Miss Caroline Briggs visiting relatives, Miss Elizabeth Hines in Anderson Indiana, and Mr. and Mrs. Blanton Fortson en route to Linville.

Mountain Excursion to Western North Carolina

Southern Railway offers a land of the sky and sap phire country excursion from July 10 to July 20 with a six dollar round trip fare. Return limit applies.

North Carolina Land of the Sky Southern Railway

Charlie Tillman to Sing at Second Baptist School

Sunday morning marks Banner Day at Second Baptist Bible school with closing exercises by department banners. Classes from ages 3 to adults perform patriotic pieces in celebration of the nation's birthday. Charlie D. Tillman leads singing and opens the program at 9 20.

Second Baptist Bible School Charle D. Tillman

Seashore Excursion by A B G A to Brunswick St Simons

Seashore excursion via A B G and A to Brunswick St Simons and Cumberland islands on Friday July 11. Fifth Infantry Atlanta’s own regiment in camp at St Simons with parades maneuvers music dancing. Round trip six dollars. Information City Ticket Office 70 Peachtree Street.

Brunswick St. Simons Cumberland Islands Atlanta St Simons Information City Peachtree Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Country Club Druidlis Abengassah Mildred Dobbs Tousnd Ellen Mixum Macon Annte Hale Julia Adams Joan Cooper Order of the Eastern Star Rose Ashley Order of the Eastern Star of Georgis Carnesville Laxington Cornella Gainesville Joseph Habersham Driving Club Piedmont Driving Club Feight-Hand Aileen Voight Eugene Harvey Hand Columbia, &. C George Rucker Fast Mine Street Russell H. Smith F Epiphany Episconal Church Nat Matter of George Jucker Mr Hand Maxwell House Cheek-Neal Coffee Co Santville Houston Jacksonville Zic J.P. Allen & Co Ding Columbia Youngs Girls Club Inman Park Furs F. & Dobbs Misses Hamilton Robert Crichton Elizabeth Lila Ward Hamilton Rome Eugene Crichton Margaret Grant New York Hugh Richardson Siil Colture H. McCall Th. W. Tidwell Reuben Tidwell Denver Clover Club Homer McCoy Capital Avenue Charles Haden Misa Stockweather National W. CA Langford D. C A W. Co. A Ora Cagle Ada Moore Haden Stockwesther Young People's Missionary Society No. 1 Markechuren Church Lawn Peachties Fifth Streets Misgalary Andrews Annis Winehip Bates Misa Helen Alliingely Dodge White Helen Dunn Lake Providence Elizabeth Stubbs Shreveport iLa Cleta Blagel Clarks Lana Misa Alios Jones Birmingham Karl Brittain Brenan W. J. Adams Mary Lucy Turner W.M. Owens Mise Reasie Fatten Woodberry Worm Springs Columbus William Maddox Kingston, Ga Hane Margaret Elilsen Bedell Copperhill Tenn James W. Bedsills Tennes Julian McCurry James W. Swift Rosa Middleton Gay Amon Hite Isle of Palms E. W. McCerren Hendersonville Ashaville Toxaway Caroline Briggs Valdosta Herbert, Dyer Wm. Hurt Tuskegee Ala Williford Susan Hines Ate Beverly D. Evans B.D. McCarley Chicago Elizabeth Hines Anderson, Ind Frank Lester James T. Willams Harriet Trammell Regina Rambo Helth Dunjean Cora McCord Brown Maida of Honor Miasea Elizabeth Chas. B. Shelton Misa Lula Dean Jones Linville N.C Shelton Joseph Eby Lamily Lake Toxaway Matt Briges Herbert Dyer Captain RW. Tidwell Josephine Earnest Purse Margaret Northeneft Wrightsville Alma, Stanley Bessie Pitzpatrick Boston Europe Italy Frank Fitzpatrick Como Mra Arthur Burst Bryan Clemacn, & C iMre W. AW Wright Kodaks Eastman Films A.K. Hawkes Atiemta Charlie Tillman Baptist Ss. S E. Harman Tatcum Puff Co. Sacre and Manufactucers Bush Terminal Bulldh Brooklyn Whitehall Street Historic College For Women Wesleyan Georgia C. R. Jenkins Nora Servator, Solleze Eq BM Ntand Beeman Brena Iveameng Pational Couriret Vrite Catatad Saffer Peps Washington Seminary Peachtree Heattires L. D. and Emma ¥. Scott Agnes Scott College Decatur Economics BF. H. Gaines
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