Social bridge and dinner events honor visiting guests
Society notes describe Misa Tanber Kuhrt hosting three tables of bridge with Miss Julia Dodd and guests, prizes won by Miss Allene Gentry and Miss Wilkinson, followed by luncheon. Mrs. Garner hosts a Monday night gathering for Nella Lee Williamson and Elizabeth Williamson with games and prizes. Various teas, dinners, and dances honor Miss Chambliss, Miss Nelson Chambliss, Miss Lula Dean Jonas, and others, with detailed outfits and table decor. A birthday dinner dance and a Piedmont Driving Club tennis-club event are announced, along with an engagement notice for Lilla Belle Warren Wilkerson and Frank Chorn Wilkerson.
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Ing Bridge
Misa Tanber Kuhrt
Bridge
Julia Dodd
Miss Wilkinson
Miss Jackson
Allene Gentry
Misa Wilkinson
Minys Kunrt
Garner
Oscar EB Garner
Mirson Nella Lee
Elisabeth Williamson
Forsyth
Herman Hoyle
Kendall Boyle
Miag Nella Lee Williamson
Mira Elizabeth Willamson
Floy Bel O'Rear
Josephone Tolvert
Villa Rica
Marguerite Gailmard
Winnie Mac Btevenson
Marie Pilot
Marion Garner
Horace Keating
Gordon Weekley
Eugene Seribner
H. B. Boyle
Walker Pope
Carl O’rear
Julian R. Boyte
Chambliss
Nelson Chambliss
Chattanooga
Lula Dean Jonas
Misa
Mephena
Eleventh Street
Annis Caverly
Lucy Hoke Smith
Macforie Brown
Hatteway
Baltimore
Katherine Fills
Georgia Women Help Knoxville Women at Atlanta Meeting
Mrs. Herbert Hall spoke at the Capital City Club about Appalachian exposition aims and southern conservation. Georgia committees outlined exhibits, school and home-making education efforts, and support for rural districts. A party fundraiser at Ponce de Leon July 16 benefits the Woman's Exchange.
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Herbert Hall
Atlanta
Capital City Club
Robert J. Lowry
Georgia
Lowry
Hall
L. Graham Creater
South
College of Agriculture
Ponce de Leon
Eugene Haynes
Davis & Freeman
Charles W
Crankshaw
Roosevelt
Davia-Jaxon-Stoken Co
M. Rich & Bros. Co
King Hardware Company
Wedding Guests in White and Parties Honor Miss Howell
Mrs Anderson wore white embroidered Swiss while Mrs Barford appeared in a white lingerie gown with hat and plumes. A string of guests and Honorees attended, including Misses Tegnnor Mayson Anderson and Corinne, and Mr K P Mayson. Various bowing and theatre parties were planned for Miss Leslie Holloway of Baltimore and Miss Katherine Ejllis, with attendants and entertainers across driving club events and theater outings. Mr J A Conard wed Miss Bamberg at Mrs Delk’s home, and the couple left for New York. Miss Evelyn Davison hosted a matinee for Miss Howell, Miss McGuffey, and Miss Davison, followed by a dining party by Dr and Mrs Heard.
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Mrs. Anderson
Mrs. Barford
Loretta Tegnnor
Zelms Mayson
Corinne Anderson
Milas Florence Gilbert
Bessie Bumstead
Wille Hunter Gilbert
K.P. Mayson
T. J. Cotlier
R L. Maxon
Miss Holloway
Leslie Holloway
Baltimore
Katherine Ejllis
Ellis
Blargaret Thomas
Marjorie Brown
Chamblis
Miss Jones
Elizabeth Morgan
Miay Nancy Prince
Sarah Rawson
Wil
Delk-Conard
J. A. Conard
G. Delk
Miss Davison
Evelyn Davison
Lucila Howell
Valdosta
Mary MecGuffey
Jackson
Misa Besate Davison
Adelaide
Cunningham
Joseph D. Heard
Piedmont Avenue
Mickey Gladys Catching
Josie Smith
Black
Sam C. Dinking
North Boulevard
Elisabeth Jack
Gainesville
8. C. Dinkins
Elizabeth Downing
Mgster DeLow Hill
Miss Cohen
Anne Patterson
Helen McCullough
Anne Bennett Cohen
Lexington
Katherine DuBois
Elizabeth Tuller
J. W. Patterson
Arn. Russell Porter
Locals Stage Socials Amid Hospitality and Parties
The narrative lists a string of social events with guests from Gainesville, Macon, and Raleigh. Attendees include Miss Elisabeth Jack of Gainesville and Miss Anne Cohen of Lexington. Parties feature prizes, heart-dice games, and decorative rooms with flowers, while announcements note engagements and upcoming weddings.
Handkerchiefs and gowns at society gathering
Misa Collier wore a lace trimmed lingerie gown and guests included Miss Grave Bell Maria Wright Mary Smith Mil dred Wilson Irene Tor Mage Cook Cio Loftis Elizabeth Donehoo Winnie Willams Estelle Lippman Esther Soloman Emma Wilson Cullie Mesers. Several friends reported recovered from recent illnesses as society notes cover visits and entertainments in Athens Savannah and Birmingham. The Avanta Frances Willard WCTU holds regular session this afternoon at Trinity church and the Georgia Libby Circle meets tomorrow at 3 pm with all members urged to attend.
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Misa Collier
Grave Bell
Maria Wright
Mary Smith
Mildred Wilson
Irene Tor
Mage Cook
Cio Loftis
Elizabeth Donehoo
Winnie Willams
Estelle Lippman
Esther Soloman
Emma Wilson Cullie
Avanta Frances Willard Women's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
Social items note local residents travel and visits
Superintendent W. B. Slaton and Mrs. Slaton depart for Saluda North Carolina for a few days. W. S. Payne has recovered from illness and leaves with Mrs. Payne and daughter Cecetla for Tallulah Falls for the summer. Mrs. Catherine Cooney Abbott visits Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cooney, returning to friends in Atlanta. Mrs. Abbott has lived in Chicago two years. Gordon Brown, seven, son of Mrs. Orion Brown of Berlin New Hampshire, is mentioned.
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W. S. Payne
Grand Trunk pamphlet extols Montreal and Quebec tourism
A luxe edition from the Grand Trunk reveals Montreal and Quebec as premier Canadian destinations. The brochure features ornate printing, period-appropriate ornaments, and many photographic illustrations. Address requests to BP. ERWY'6r. at Broadway, New York.
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Montreal
Quebec
Grand Trunk
Canada
ERWY
Broadway
New York
Bell Telephone Directory subscription urged before press
The notice urges readers to subscribe now to have their names included in the upcoming Bell Telephone Directory. It asks subscribers to send changes or corrections to the Manager at Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Minz
Mary Taylor
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Bellne Lamar
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Brodley
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Miss Traylor
Piedmont Driving Lab
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Alex Smith, Jr
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Dunbar Roy
Gleer Wilkerson
James Madison Glog
Lilla Belle
Frank Chorn Wilkerson
North Carolina
Lne
West Twelfth
Sneek Paaruner
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Earl & ‘Wilson
Eagle
Eclipse
Eagle” and
Eiseman & Weil Cool Shirts
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Knoxville
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Wynn
John L. Meek
Stockbridge
Harry Haviland Osgood
Joseph Brown
A. B. Steeie
Fonce Die Leon
Ada Smith
Ruth Tanner
Gladys Dunson
Elizabeth Danson
Edith Lawson
Huth Wing
Louise Ripley
Ruth King
Susan Osborne
Beasie Wall
Princess Watts
Marguerite Haverty
Lilian Yow
Marguerite Northen
Christine Hooper
Janette Lowndes
Louise Ri
Ladies’ Ald Society
West End Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Lee Street
West End
Martha Francis
Lula Dean Jones
Mise Chambliss
Priges
Margaret Thomas
Annie Caverly
Miss Wyatt
Misa Laura Wyatt
Fannie Mangham
Louise HU
Macon
John Daniet
Bella Andrews
Raleigh
N. C
Misa Wyatt
Daniel
Misa Livan Akin
Wyatt
Misa Mary Louige Collier
India Marie Wright
Mary Rose Smith
Jacksonylle
Tee
Ruth Colter
Chartes’ Coleman
Great Lakes
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J. M. High Company
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Alline Locke
Athens
Ruth
Elle Callaway
Luciua W. McConnell
Francia Clarke
Americas
Mina Irene Martin
Savannah
Alma Hartley
Marie O'Brien
Nellie McPoland
Birmingham
T. M. Gallagher
Misa Maggle Coleman
Mary King
Mra Tattle Martin
Charles Martin
Mina Alma Higgins
Mise
Kathleen Coughy
Milan
Italy
Willie Scruggss
Brunswick
J. Camp
Gordon Street
Georgia Libby
King’s Daughters and Sons
Circle No. 2
Melton
Rawson Street
Ail Jpembers
W. BL Slaton
Public Schools
Gordon Brown
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Orion Brown
Berlin
X.H
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