Social Realm engagements announced for summer weddings
Mrs. Alfred Robert Butcher reveals Georgia Victoria Butcher to William Horace Reaves to wed at home July 21. Jane Newman Clark to John Bodney Richards Jr to marry July 29. Mary Opal Wyatt to James H Burton to wed August 11 at Camp Hill home. Martha Granberry Baldwin to Herry Clayton Perry to wed August 12 at home. Adonis Perry to Timothy Collins Hudmon to marry July 28 at home. Berthalone Leopard Leonard Marshall to Edward Carrington Marshall to wed in fall in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin-Perry
H. J. Williams
Milaville
Eieter
Martha Granberry Beldwin
Herry Clayton Perry
Leonard Marshall
Mansfield Ping Hall
Macoo
Slater
Berthalone Leopard
Edward Carrington Marshall
Charlotte
Mrs. Ovid Poole Hosts Porch Party for Miss Myrtle Williams
A Melbourne style social page details Mrs. Ovid Poole hosting a porch party at 481 Whitehall Street. Twenty five guests played five tables of progressive forty two with Miss Myrtle Williams of Macon winning top prize after a draw, while Miss Estelle Salter took the booby prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid Poole
Whitehall Street
Myrtle Williams
Macon
Katie
Edythe Griner
Fitzgerald
George Reid
Estelle Salter
Local notices and weddings described in a city paper
The page covers a mix of social notes including wedding announcements for Cara bel Holley White and Shine Lawson Smith with the ceremony at 10 am and home at 60 East Harris. Anette Huber and James Ray McGrew wed in East St. Louis with reception at Gray Summer Missouri. Epworth League rally at St John’s church invites participation. a sixth birthday party for Mary Connally Spalding with fairy theatricals and pink decorations. and various garden party and neighborhood social items with families Connally Spalding and Spalding-Brown families prominent in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Annette Huber
Lexington
James Ray McGrew
Pittsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
East St. Louis
Marchal
Mary Connally Spalding
Ittle
John Spalding
E. L. Connally
West End
Constance
Francis Brown Spalding
Jack Horner
Bib
Tucker
Spalding
Joseph M. Brown
Blijga Brown
George Brown
Salle Eugenta Brew
Mary Sue Connally
Jennie Gridler
Spencer Boyd
Martha Boynton
Cyrus
G. B. Strickler
John King Ottley
Luther
Charles Connolly
Billie Armstrong
Mary Ann Lipscomb
Jones Monon, III
Elizabeth Buchannan
Eleanor
Hillyer Newel
Anne Lane Newell
Harriett
J. M. Gresham
Ernest McCullough
Hmmie Nixon
Garda’ Horton
Ide Céplia
Meg
Dorothy
Susie - Lee
Matthews
Social Life at Warm Springs Social Season Shines
Warm Springs Georgia July 10 Special Correspondence. The famed resort continues to draw southern society. This week'sFourth of July holiday saw 400 to 600 swims at the pool as guests from Columbus Atlanta Augusta and Birmingham arrived. Notable visitors include Judge and Mrs Price Gilbert and family Miss Marguerite Bratton and Miss Carrie Morgen Dallis among many others at cottages and hotel gatherings. The season features moonlit drives and constant social rounds with numerous families and belles occupying cottages and sharing meals at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Columbus
H. J. Healy
F. Buttrick
B.S. Pearson
Spang
Gunby Jordan
Springs
Judge
Price Gilbert
Gilbert
Frances A. Howard
Ralph Howard
Atlanta
Joseph
John Bratton
Moise
Marguerite
Carrie Morgen Dallis
P. 5
Shellman
Georgia Wilkins
Lalwaya
Mustain
William Little
John D. Little
L. C. Hill
John Martin
John Hui
Hill
Stacy Ernest
Tom Meadow
Sallie Cobb Johnson
Misa Julia Meadow
Miga Anderson
Miss Norwood
Miss Norwood, Messrs
E. A. Thornton
L. T. Henderson
J. B. Jaenjney
John Gelzar, Jr
Edward H. Barnes
Eiveron Ginn
Molly Bostick
Lawrence Burrus
Augusta
Birmingham
Augustus Benners
Yarbrough
Arnold
Shipman
Mira
Percy and Family
Memphis
R. T. Pace
Wimberly Peters
L. F. Hancock
W. K. Bell
James M. Little
United States Army
Ethel Clarke
Elise Brown
W. N. Rainey
Johnson Williams
R. E. Farish
Harry Clark
Edglund K. Worrell
Thomas Charlton Hudson
Paul McKinney
College Park
G. H. Hillman
Nashville
Mary Leman
Maude Leman
la Grange
Albert Donner
Pensaeoota
George H. Lanier
L. Lanier
West Point
A. J. Perryman
Talbotton
W. N. McGehee
A. F. Copeland
G. D. Bowen
Savannah
Ruth Atkinson
Senora
D. &. Williams
H.H. McDonald
H. R. Mungerman
J. E. Daughtry
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
H. W. Atkinson
Edward C. Clarkson
Thomas B. Dixon
Walter Jones
Rome
Miss Alma Roberts
Miss Roberts
Veldosta
Afternoon stroll ends in pleasure with local hosts
Performers lingered briefly then rolled off as the Hitlerband failed to impress at the Home for Old Women. Clouds gathered and rides to other attractions were postponed. Guests praised offers by Cardoza, Mashburn and staff while Miss Rosa Belle Chapman’s tea on Wednesday welcomed Marton Foster, Gladys Catchings, Penelope Clarke and Carol Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce de Leon Park
Gorden Circle
King’s Daughters
Mathieson
Brewater
Palace of Missions
W. C. Mashburn
Johnstown
Hitlerband
Messrs. Cardoza
Mashburn
Rosa Belle Chapman
Marton Foster
Gladys Catchings
Penelope Clarke
Carol Sharp
Punch
Pearl Davis
Ruth Panner
EB. M. Chapman
W. F. Dykes
Arthur Montgomery
Frank Simma
P. B. Whitaker
Jessie
Ethel Tutwiler
Society Notes Spend Week at Home and Seaside
Welter Margaret and Mary Brown Middleton Eleanor and others host a house party in Salem. at the Piedmont Driving Club Atlantans attend night parties and a bridge luncheon. Wrightsville Beach draw several families for deep sea fishing aboard the launch Atlanta. a Columbia party sails on the Nettle. Master Donald McNevins hosts a pretty birthday party with a guest list of local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
Mirs R. M. Jones
Boulevard Place
Miss Jones
Lola Parham
Annie Johnson
Katherine Walker
Edith Schneider
Frances Ha
Driving Club
Piedmont Driving Club
Robert F. Maddox
Dunbar Roy
Harper
James W. English
Joseph Brown Connolly
An Mra
Harvey Philippa
John Wheatley
Wrightsville Beach
J. Xn.mcdonald
Lowry Porter
Crass
Misa Law
H. Cornelius
B. M. Blount
Miss Lake
J. H. Whitten
Henry Hillger
Charles H. Black
W. T. Meador
George W. Harrison, Jr
J. W
Donald MecNevins
Kenneth McNevins
Marie McNevina
Eula Jones
Elmer Newell Jones
Jerome Jones
Constance Philps
Margaret
Annie Beth Smith
Blien
Lee Lawrence
James
Frankie Smith
Thomas Body
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Atlantas
Isma Dooly
Judia Green
P. B. Green
Lucile Avenue
Livingston
Hope
Campbell
Ming Lively
Julia Hardwick
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Baraca
Jones’ Avenue Baptist Church
Sims’ Hall
Marietta Street
Plere
Mrs. Boylan
Lucile Bradley
Miss Burford
Miss Lyon
T. F. Kellam
Professor White
Blanche Webb
George Collins
Mable Kelly
Miss Buchanan
Mr. Tibbs
Mr. Woodruff
Margaret Crouch
Leola McCutchen
E. Rivers
L. W. Rogers
Lee Barnes
Barnes
Clarence Smith
Fatty” Parker
Elkin Duncan
Jewett Christ
W. G. Archer
M. Adair
Mias Milam
Misa Ina Hemperley
Spring Street
East Point
Misa Dora Milam
Stockbridge
Pauline Trimble
Ruth Davidson
Nellie Milner
Vide Carroll
Ruby Hempertley
Lora Smirlin
A. C. Hemperley
Misses Mae
Edison Simmonz
West Forrest Avenue
East Paint
J. H. Dennard
E. H. Cox
J. A. Dannard
H. Cox
Thompson Street
Mast Point
Grant Park
Grant
Pryor
Rossini
Traumeirl
Schuman
Rigolett
Verd
Ellenburn
Tates
Vienna’ Woods
Strauss
Capfice
Kretchner
Faust
Gounod
Milla
Merry Birds
Tobani
Fred Wedemeyer
Owen Gowan
Mis
Mary Owen
M. A. Gowan
J. I. Lewry
North Jackson Street
Miss Morgan
Lauree McGovern
Bridge
Bexale Morgan
James R. Little
Ball
George C. Ball
Allee Baxter
Atlanta Constituction
D. B. Gray
East Tenth Streat
Allans
Gen R. Padgett, Jr
May Andrews Padgett
Candy Store
Iprehive
Huber-McGrew
Epworth League
Louise Printup
St John's
Warm
Dobbs & Wey Co
Pryor Street
China
Bdwin
Sarah Bright Hurst
Welter
Mary Brown Middleton
Elbert
Annette
Louis Gay
Bruce White
Martha
Elijah
Joseph Brown
Clarence
Jobe May
Pau Pennon
Salem
Als
Lucile Stephens
Mary Holder
Nell Pennon
Merle Stephens
Britain
National Toilet CO
Pattern Department