Social highlights from a Columbus summer gathering
A Columbus society page notes a large Wildwood dance with many visitors, and lists residents and guests including Miss Willie Belle Walker traveling with Captain Jack of the Plant system. Marital news covers the wedding of Albert Wynn Shepherd and Mabel Lawton, with travel plans to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olumbus
Wildwood
Willie Belle Walker
Thin City
Lionel B. Moses
Kansas City
Charles B. Elkins
Lincoln
Nebr
Jack and
Plant
Omaha
Denver
San Francisco
Santa Cruz
Seattle
Samuel R. Quincey
Fifth Avenue
Ella
Sapp
H. S. Sapp
East Highlande
Albert Wynn Shepherd
Mabel
Lawton
J. P. Lawton
Hast Highlands
W. H. Smith
First Baptist Church
American Snobbishness and Diplomacy Critique
A Parisian style social scene unfolds as a bachelor and a bold woman debate American snobbery versus European diplomacy. The man rails against U S coronation coverage and German court etiquette while praising moneyed status, only to be interrupted by a maid serving mint refreshments as the party moves on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isma Dooly
Ili
Germany
Bradley Martin
America
Europe
Prussia
Tea Honoring Hon. and Mrs. Moody Brightens Tuscaloosa Social Scene
In Tuscaloosa on Thursday evening Hon. and Mrs. Frank S. Moody hosted a stylish tea at their Seventh Street residence with elegant decor and music. Attendees included several married friends and local residents with many guests and visitors noted, including Miss Katie Bell Harridon hosting complementary events and various residents traveling to Mentone, Springfield, and other locales for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Frank S. Moody
Seventh Street
Cavéra
Katie Bellg Harridon
Ada Belle Moore
Springfield
Annie King
Marion
Sadie Hester
Selma
Mary Emma Brown
Spring Springs
Patti Sperks
Brookwood
W. E. Bingham
Estelle Bingham
Mentone
Hardy Hinton
Hot Springs
Ark
Mary W. Moody
Phifers
Mary Farley Maxwell
E. N. C. Snow
Waukesha
Mary Hill
J. C. Bean
Bessemer
Rosebud Lewis
BH. A. Smith
Birmingham
Ida Belle Moore
Katie Harrison
Carrie Turner
Minnie Knox
Hull
John W. Abercrombie
University of Alabama
Educational Association
Minneapolis
John van Lear
Mammoth Cave
Louisville
Kentucky
Miss Allene
Nan Neblett
Tackson
Tenn
Pardoned Hunter Dies Before Pardon Papers Mailed
Robert Hunter a colored inmate at Lookout mountain camp serving fifteen years for burglary from Fulton county in 1892 died of consumption just as Governor Candler was signing the pardon papers. The death occurred Friday and a telegram announced it as the governor prepared to mail the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Candler
Robert Hunter
Lookout Mountain
Fulton County
Prison Commission
Yancey
Nichols Dies By Lightning Near Unadilla Georgia
News from Unadilla Georgia reports the death by lightning of farmer Jack Nichols near Biko on Henderson plantation late yesterday. Nichols and a negro man sought shelter under a tree during a thunderstorm. Nichols was killed instantly while the other man was only stunned. Nichols leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unadilla
Jack Nichols
Biko
Henderson Plantation
Nichols
Hawkinsville
Nichola
Nichele
Social Notes of Columbus figures travel and visits
Robert Alston and many residents including Mr. and Mrs. George Speer, Miss Edna Cain, and Captain W D Ellis are listed among travelers and visitors. Names from Columbus, Texas, New York, Philadelphia, Athens, Quitman, and Birmingham appear with summer plans, returns from trips, and upcoming visits to Hot Springs, Wrightsville Beach, Tallulah Falls, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Martinere
W. W. Curtis
Warm Springs
J. Harrison
Jane Martin
Oak Mountain
R. W. Page
Nellie
Hot Springs
Ark
Leo Gabrett
Savannah
W. H. Tucker
Houston
Tex
D. W. Champagne
G. B. Surrus
Glennville
Ala
Harry _Duke
Felter
8. C
C.L. Gates
C. J. Groover
Tallulah Falls
Ese Hanserd
Samuel Weyman
Atlanta
Vera Hatcher
Everett Strupper
Lucy Cobb
Columbus
Nina Jones
Julia Willis
Hattie van Buren
Griswold
Emma Robinson
Sdheral Circle
Maribell Harris
Athens
Mattie Owsley
Davis Pope
Albany
Stella McGehee
Macon
Minna Strather
Theodore Petri
Lacy Cobb
Robert Alston
George Speer
Allan
Gilbert Hey
Watkins
Texas
W.D. Ellis
Mr. Robinson
New York
Charles
Sheridan
Edna Cain
Quitman
William H. Blade
B. Steele
Moreland
Saddler
Jennie Banks Arnold
Perryman
Georgia Avenue
Lilian Harris
Pauline Waerener
Sexe Wisses
Emma
Annie McDonald
Auust
Corinne Summers
Birmingham
Camille Summers
Crew Street
Warn Powell Taly
Wrightsville
Family Fearrison
W. AW. Anstellavill
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BR. Augusta Redding
RB. J. Redding
Griffin, Ga
Society
Grandes Dames of
Henry
Tom Peachtree
Tuso
Bose
Laa
Ouze
Gost
Revenee
Rionday
Bonday
Social
T. A. Hammond
Natalie Hammond
East
Earl Young
Philadelphia
Washington, Ga
Laurae Dooly
Livingston Mims
Arthur Gmist
Sea
Herbert Wilder
Forsyth, Ga
Salle Brown
Wrightsville Beach
Tom Baxter
Julian Baxter
Morehead City
Kate Tohnswine
Henry Tompkins
Elia Powell
Eugene Heard
Rose Oll
Blanche Adelaide Weller
Armstrong
West North Avenue
TL. Pineyard
Walter C. Pine
Lookout Mounim
Wiliam Montzom
Soturpet
Werm Spriser
Leonora Sys
Raines
Seaae
T. T. Meador
Beaulieu
Mon- By
Beaumont Davidson
A. ©. Henderson
W. Auten
Moring
North Georgia
R. H. Robb
J. Lindsay Robb
Epworth
Wiliam Walthall
Corn Ladies
Afernoon
D. Brown
Mississippi
City
Virginia Davies
Nashville
Henry M. Parker
North Carolina
Edward Inman
Inmans
Rome
Annie Freisteben
Norfolk
Hugh Inman
Virginia
Emelie
Mat Stoke Air
Wiley’s
Frogen
John H. Woodbury
West
Kre
Trinity Avenue
Diamonds
Chas, W. Grankshaw
Whitehall Street
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