College summer school notes social events and recitals
State Supervisors Lang and Martin spoke at the college and addressed the summer school. Miss Daniels and Miss Trimble gave piano recitals with assistants, while President Fowler preached. Lectures by Dr Melton and Dr McConnell were held for the summer school, and J Brittain and Prof Miller visited. Department demonstrations and an art exhibit showcased student work, culminating in a campus pageant and plans for an all southern Atlanta summer school with civic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Lang
Helen Daniels
Misa Ivy Smith
School of Expression
Lewis Fowler
Auatell
Pauline Trimble
Erle Chester Smith
Sarah Hall
J. Mercer
J. Brittain
John
The
Baptist Tabernacle of
Atlanta
Luta Rosa
Mira Tuth Sieker
B.S. Curry Et
Lucille Mason
Helen “Camp
Lottie Graham
Lotiie ‘Trippe
Lucille Manon
Ruth Dickey
Misa Mattle Lou Tatmer
Early Athens Athens Pair Wed In Quiet City Ceremony
Miss Zena Talmage daughter of Mrs Allen Talmage wed Mr Henry Nickerson son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Nickerson in a small family ceremony. The marriage came earlier than planned as families depart for summer. Guests included prominent local families and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waren
Athens
W.W. J. Peepies
Talmadge
W. C. Jordan
Bre
C.H. Phinizy
John Viking
Moorehead City
Carl Zerbes
Washington
Roh. Bickerstaff
Koren Doster
Gainesville
B. G. Bick
Br.w. Lamkib
Costa
Miriam Haselton
Julia Orr
Moselle Ashford
Mia Wilson
High Shoals
Louise
Matilde Anson
J. ©. Sanders
Price Hinton
Oirs
Sanders
Bea
Social Notes From Jackson and Nearby
Miss Davie Fletcher hosted a rock party in Jackson in honor of Miss Jamievinson of Macon. Mrs. Will Morrison schedules the Young Mothers club gathering next Thursday. The Martins and Mary Lena travel friends return from Blue Ridge. Mrs. L. M. Crawford visits Mount Airy with Mrs. Cox. Mr. Mary Pittman and Miss Nettie Pittman host Mrs. Lena Folds from St Augustine. Myrtle Harris attends University of Virginia summer course. Albert Finley and daughter visit relatives in Lafayette Alabama. Verna Wright and children visit Covington relatives for a week. Minnie Browning is home from Cordele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamievinson
Macon
Davie Fletcher
Will Morrison
Young Mothers’ Club
Martin
Mary Lena
Parks Martin
Blue Ridge
L. M. Crawford
W. RK. Cox
Mount Airs
Mary Pittman
Nettie Pittman
Lena Folds
Fila
Myrtle, Harris
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Albert Finley
Lafayette
Alabama
Verna Wright
Covington
Misa Minnie Browning
Cordele
Summer wedding in Columbus unites Glennie Fortson and John Peacock
A refined Columbus society page details the June wedding of Miss Glennie Mae Fortson to Mr. John Banks Peacock at the Fortson home on Second Avenue. Pink and white decor, a train of bridesmaids led by Miss Guine Blackmar, and Rev. J T Christie officiating marked a quiet ceremony followed by a reception and departure on the Seminole Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Glennie Mae Fortson
John Banks Peacock
T. G. Fortson
Second Avenue
Archer Drake
Macon
Guaie Blackmar
Local Socials Highlight Talbotton Scene and Nearby Guests
Talbotton society notes a flurry of visits and hospitality. Emily Haldwin returns from Sylvester, Pelham and Dawson with friends from Melniogh and Palatka. Ida Carso Brannon hosts a raccoonlight picnic with guests Jessie Wheat of Columbus and Vivian Hendricks, also of Columbus. Georgia travelers Virginia Persons and Emily Heath join Thomas Persons in Columbus visiting Mr and Mrs Joseph Pou. Weekend events include Mrs Fou’s Country Line dinner dance and tea hosted by Lucile and Ruby McDaniel. Gussie Pearl Childs entertained guests in honor of Hendricks and Wheat of Columbus. Mya Louisa Mahone and Hardy Mahone visit Petrons Huber in Nona. Z H McGehee and Virginia Maciehee visit Mrs Nathan Culpepper in Greenville. Pearl Robing hosts a bridge-luncheon for Mrs Fred Schaefer, Mrs Peters and Mrs Roy Smith of Manchester. Bethune’s dance honors Hendricks and Wheat in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Haldwin
Sylvester, Pelham
Dawson
Bobbie Baldwin
Melniogh
Fla
Hertie “Reeves
Palatka
Ida Carsoi Brannon
Jessie Wheat
Columbus
Mary Douglass
Misa Vivian Hendricks
Misa Gussie Peart Childs
Virginia Persons
Emily Heath
Thomas Persons
Joseph Pou
Fou
Misaea Lucile
Ruby McDaniel
Messia
Robert Knox
Pete Thurston
Thomanton
Gussie Pearl Childy
Missea Hendricks
Columna
Mya
Louisa Mahone
Hardy Mahone
Misa Petrons Huber
Nona
Z. H. McGehee
Miegirginia Maciehee
Nathan Culpepper
Greenville
Forsyth GA Social Roundup Highlights Busy Visit List
Forsyth readers note a bustling social scene with guests from New York Atlanta Nashville and Macon. Mentions include Ruth Crowley hosting a conversation party and Elizabeth Wilson George Wilson entertaining Mary Cochran with a barbecue at Colliers. Travel plans cover Kittie Taylor touring the west to the Panama Exposition and San Diego with a Macon party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Crowley
Mine’ Mattel Trey
AcWorth
Nancy ‘Thweatt
New York
Lewise Chedtham
Sandersville
Annie Driskell
Atlanta
Kate Maynard
Freda Chilton
Robert Chiitos
Nashville
Tenn
A. M. Outlaw
Elizabeth Wilson
George Wilson
Mary Cochran
Colliers
Donn Hendricks
Ormulgea River
Camillangs
Lewine Cheatham
Sangersville
Milas Carrie Belle Rei Bir
Stokley Bloodworth
Eastmon
Charles B. Sanders
Macon
Ada Sanders
Louise Wallace
Charles
In Gritfin
Bonnell Bloodworth
H. G.' Bloodworth
W. W. Dews
Georgia Weekly Presse guests welcomed at Edwards home
Eastman Georgia hosts a convention reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Theodore Edwards. Guests were greeted at the entrance by Miss Mary Edwards Rose Bish Dr and Mrs J D Herrman Bira W E Davison and others in the entry. The receiving line featured Mr and Mrs T H Edwards Mr and Mrs P T McCutchen and more as the Georgia Weekly Presse association enjoyed a cordial city event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Weekly Presse Association
Theodore Edwards
Missey
Mary Edwards
Rose Bish
J. D. Herrman
Bira
W. E Davison
W. J. Daniele
WW. A. Wooten
Social evening entertainments at Macon event
Jr Mr and Mrs William McRae and Rev Towson hosted a porch and lawn party with punch tables staffed by Mrs Campbell Mina Harrall and others. Guests and helpers included many local families plus Miss Ruth Oppenheim who performed a charming script with Guttenberger’s Orchestra of Macon providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Cameron
H. M. O'Callaghan
Georgia May Baler
Mesdamhannon
W. P Cobb
A. J. Wynns
M. Edwards
L. McVey
TP Wormers
W. J
Lila Bohadnan
Wilhelmina Hurst
Mossrs
J. H. Roberts
D. D. Smith
LM. Peacock
Coleman
Jessup
J. M. Bohannon
W. P. Soup
A. L. Wilking
J.call
Quiet Georgia Nuptials and Social Notices in Thomasville
Mise suanita Acker weds William Arthur Pajin in a quiet Thomasville home ceremony. Social items note Campfire events, chaperoned camping in Balsam NC, and members in ceremonial robes. Other notices include weddings in Riverside Jacksonville, dances at the Oglethorpe, and gatherings at the Thomasville camp, hotel events, and family visits.
Tifton Guests Include Misses Duff and Duff on Tour
In Tifton Georgia Miss Mamie Duff of Jacksonville and Miss Clara Duff of Tampa visit their mother as relatives and friends join a two week tour. Mrs Banks and Miss Buck Jet set for Atlanta to meet a party touring wear with expositions in San Francisco San Diego and a southern California-Mexico-Canada itinerary. Mrs Alimand heads to Asheville and Lake Junaluska for summer. Little Rombe Nanette Alfriend travel to Waycross and St Simons. Mrs McCartney and children depart for Cuthbert then Mississippi to visit Dr. McCartney. Mrs Fostell and Mary Clarke go to Macon for a month with Mrs James. Mrs Forbes arrives from Lakeland Florida to visit Mrs J M Mitenthill. Adelaide Murphree returns home from Troy Alabama after a month with Mrs Starborough. Mrs Wilbanks hosts sister Miss Brittain for Murrow Springs outing with dancing and picnic. Twelve couples join chaperones for a lakeside automobile party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Duff
Jacksonville
Clara Helle Duff
Tampa
H. J. Dum
Banks
Thel Buck ‘Jett
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
California
Old Mexico
Alimand
Asheville
Lake Junauski
Rombe
Nanette
Alfriend
Wayerasa
St. Simons
W. H. McCartney
Cuthbert
Mississippi
McCartney
R. C Fostell
Mary Clarke
Macon
Mra
W. E.james
L. K. Forbes
Leikeland
Fla
J. M. Mitenril
Misa Adelaide Murphree
Troy
Ala
Mallona Starborough
J. D. Wilbanks
Miss Brittain
Roanoke
Murrow Springs
Pleasant social events dot Douglas scene of gatherings
Mionel Unfferd and Evelyn Wilson hosted a cozy evening with ice cream and cake for nineteen guests. At Mr and Mrs Rena Sapp's home a reception honored Miss Padrick of Pearson and Miss Lucile Barksdale of Blakely. Other gatherings included Miss Odin Vickers hosting watermelons and K K Kaires at Gaskin Springs. The W C T U observed Mothers Day with a program at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mionel
Evelyn Wilson
Rena Sapp
Padrick
Pearson
Lucile Barksdale
Blakely
HL. Carter
K. K. K.aire
Gaskin Springs
Lillian Goodyear
Allie Lott
Lilian Moore
Marie Ward
Pauline
Maggie Dug
Marriage of Misa Angeline Little and Buford Malone
In Monticello Georgia a wedding was held Thursday at 9 a.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs B Clyde Ketly. Rev B B England officiated. Bride Misa Angeline Little daughter of J W Little of Ratenon has lived with sister Mrs Kelly. Groom Buford Malone longtime Monticellonian now cashier at Loganville bank. After a brief ceremony only close relatives and a few friends attended. The couple will reside in Loganville following a short honeymoon by the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Angeline Little
Buford Malone
Loganville
B. Clyde Ketly
B. O. England
Methodist ‘Church
J. W. Little
Ratenton
Kelly
Monticello
Malone
Foxes
Vallay
India
Emma
Lizsie Pullerton
Hillsboro
Carrie Ezelt
Jim Ezell
Missea
Lola and
Paulins
Kelly Cave
Delightful social week noted in Eatonton gatherings
Miss Verena Little, Helen Little and Elizabeth Dennis hosted a house party. Baptist church Royal Embassadors held a Friday gathering at Mrs Otis Matheney’s Washington street home with about fifty guests. Mrs Joe Malond entertained on College street. Mrs R L Marsh hosted a spend the day party for guest Mrs G A Tucker of Batonton. The local group enjoyed an old fashioned pound party at Vaden Parks. Jerina Cline hosted a Tuesday evening with many young guests. Dr R C Swint and sister Ruth Stage planned a New York trip. Miss Ruth Stane will study at Columbia and join GM faculty next year. Mrs David Ferguson and daughter Bessie of New York visited, attending a pound party at Cox’s pond and dances at Crawford’s pond later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Hmlas Margaret Brobston
Lawrence Anderson Perkins, Jr
Jacksonville
Church of the Good Shepherd
Riverside
Stanley Brobston
J. Lindsey Patton
John F. Symons
Annie and
Lilly Lowe
Flora Pendergress
Columbus
Oglethorpe Hotel
W . H. Devoe
H. BM. Tucker
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Morethy Krauss
Mina Beulah Lott
St. Simons
Esther
Sudduth
Lewis Rogers Mitchil
S.M. Sudduth
Newcastletreet
Verena Little
Helen Little
Elizabeth Dennis
Eatonton
Baptist Church
Otis Matheney
Washington Street
Joe Malond
College Street
Marsh
Mra
G.A. Tucker
Batonton
Eugene Baynes
Vaden Parks
Mansston
Jerina Cline
R. C. Swint
David Ferguson
Bessie
New York City
Cmamel
Mr. Ferguson
Mise Frances
Cox's Pond
Turaday
Crawford's Pond
Socials in Huntsville honor Miss Delia Gardner
Miss Rachel Dyas hosted a gypsy ten party on Franklin street in compliment to Miss Delia Gardner of Greenwood Misa. Miss Larry Cruse gave a picture show party Friday afternoon for the same honoree Elisa Delia Gardner of Greenwood attended a dancing party at Oaklawn Friday evening hosted by Miss Myrtle Newsom Mex Willian P Newnan held an auction party Friday afternoon with guests. The highest score Nine war Son by Mrs HB Sith and one consolation by Mrs J L Adama. Mr and Mrs S R Butler hosted Monday evening at their Eustis street home for Miss Lockie Smith of Murfreesboro Tenn with Contests music and prizes won by Miss Ela Baldridge Smith and Mr Gadenrath. Thursday Auction Club met with Mrs Larsson White at Westlawn. Miss Ona Allen left on extended visit to Chattanooga Louisville and Indianapolis. Mrs Lawkon White and Mrs Windman Wall hosted an auction at their McClusky street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Dyas
Franklin Street
Delia Gardner
Greenwood
Misa
Larry Cruse
Elisa Delia Gardner
Oaklawn
Myrtle Newsom
Mex
Willian P. Newnan
Rn Gutseigh
HB. Sith
J. L. Adama
5. R. Butler
Eustis Street
Misa Lockie Smith
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Lucille Hodges
Gurley
Inez Woodall
Longview Place
Mary Eschlager
Mins
Ela Baldridge Smith
Gadenrath
Larsson White
Westlawn
Ona Allen
Chattanooga
Louisville
Indianapolis
Lawkon White
Windman Wall
MeéClusig
Socials and visits nigh in Fitzgerald Georgia
Local society details a sequence of Monday and midweek gatherings in Fitzgerald Georgia honoring guests from Montgomery Alabama Marietta Georgia Rochelle Savannah and Commerce. Events included swimming parties theatre outings Lake Beatrice picnics and hostess led receptions with numerous local and out of town attendees.
El fresco bridge party and dances in Milledgeville
Milledgeville social week featured a bridge party hosted by Miss Annie McComb on Mrs. W. T. Hines lawn, a Tuesday ladies gathering with Mrs. W. T. Flinea, and a compliment to visiting Misses Jane Hollinshead and Stele Freeman. Young men hosted a Tuesday dance at the Elks home. Guests included Misses Bland, Hollinshead, Freeman, Walton, Smith, Brandon, and Mary Pote.
Local Socials Feature Tea and Bridge Moments in Cordele
In Cordele Georgia Mrs Vrieze hosted a Tuesday afternoon event at the East View New Church Workers meeting where Miss Mildred Churchwell read and Miss Mary Bivins led a party Thursday at Mrs Hewell Shipp s home with Corrie Mac McKenzie and Mildred Bivins organizing the punch. Prizes went to Lillian Carswell and Frederica Soal right. Mrs I E Bradley departs for North Carolina mountains this summer as Mrs F L Bartholomew hosts a Thursday bridge gathering. Mr and Mrs W A Thompson hosted luncheon Tuesday for Imma Bradley with a show of hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrieze
Mildred Churchwell
Mary Biving
Hewell Shipp
Corrie Mac McKenzie
Mildred Bivins
Lillian Carswell
Frederica Soalright
I. E. Bradley
North Carolina
F. Ll. Bartholomew
Bridge
W. A. Thompson
Imma Bradley
Bridge Party Honoring Mrs Bradley At Adrian Ga
Mrs D Merideth Clark hosted a Saturday morning bridge party in Adrian Georgia. Hostess invited guests including Milas Edwards who won the top score prize. Attendees listed: Mea Qamen Seabe Hamilton Fred Harder R R Harris Clanton Shipp Frank Bartholomew Thomas Nesbitt A H Edwards George White T E Bradley and Miss Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Ale. Jordan
BE. Bradley
D. Merideth Clark
Milas Edwards
Mea- Qamen Seabe Hamilton
Fred Harder
R. R Harris
Clanton Shipp
Frank Bartholomew
Thomas Nesbitt
A. H. Edwards
George White
T. E. Bradley
Edwarda
Tea and social gatherings in Perry Georgia events
Thursday afternoon Ath Instant alias Helen Cater hosted at O'clock tea with guests including Bice Catherne Cater and Miss Rose Rishon from Tarbotton. Mrs De H P Dobbins planned a party in honor of Miss Rieui Lon Aiton With ice cream and cake served. Mrs C Sennewald visiting Birmingham while Mizser Willlerine and Aubrey Rainey visit Maud Rainey of Macon. Further visits by Misa Maud Rainer of Maron to Mrs C A Culler and by Mr and Mrs X W Jordan of Millen to A B Schilling family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Bice Catherne Cater
Russ Hattie Lou Miller
Columbus
Rose Rishon
Tarbotton
H. P. Dobbins
Rieui Lon Aiton
Cohmans
Pune
Sennewald
Birmingham
Ala
Mra
EB. Murtey
Mizser Willlerine
Aubrey Rainey
Mies Maud Rainey
Mascon
Ries
M. M. Colter
Atv
J. A Riley
Macon
Catherne Calerie
Louise Wills
Wallen
X. W. Jordan
Aren
Millen
A.B Schilling
Social Notes From Sparta Grace Var neman Event
Sparta Georgia notes show Grace Var neman entertaining Kill Kare Klub in honor of Mrs Fiournes tid die Brooks of Barontut. Engagement announced between Miss Wloise Téxier and Mr Tennis Turner. The Mathers clan hosted a Wednesday gathering by Mrs Daisy Hearn. Diane Tate返回 New York, Sadie Rhodes to Thom son next week. Lucy Heman visiting Spies Belen Beman in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Varneman
Kare Klub
Shonor
Siester
Fiournes Tiddie Brooks
Barontut
Mari Thierent
Wloise Téxier
Tennis ‘Turner
Mathers’ Clup
Daisy Hearn
Diane Tate
Thomson
Miso i Noema Watson
Plerea Riddie
Twashington
Idc
Migs Lucy Heman
Belen Beman
Augusta
Sewing and bridge social rounds in Bainbridge
In Bainbridge Georgia a series of social gatherings featured Mrs George T Clark hosting a Monday sewing party for her house guest Mrs John C Shaw of New York with twenty guests. Mrs Charles Farrell marked her daughter Dorothy’s ninth birthday with thirty attendees. Other groups included the Afternoon Sewing Club and multiple bridge clubs chaired by Mrs Laurel Tongue Belcher and Emma Nussbaum, plus Joint entertainments by Mr and Mrs Georges C Smith for Ellen Dickinson Hopkins and Carrie Mura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Clark
John C. Shaw
New York
Clark
Charles 3Farrell
Dorothy
Laurel Tonge
Wirs. Boen
Belcher
Matrona’ Bridge Club
Jack D. Bower
Junior Aid Society
Emma Nussbaum
Nullo Bridge Club
Georges C. Smith
Eleunday
Ellen Dickinson Hopkins
Mise Carrie Mura
Five Hundred club honors Mrs. George Little at home
Mrs. B. Fuller hosted the Five Hundred club Friday afternoon to honor her mother Mrs. George Little of Crawford, with guests from nearby towns. Mrs. Claude Middlebrooks marked her seventy third birthday with a six course lunch. Mrs. Rob Merritt and Mrs. Henry Little were guests of friends in Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Aw Namie
Fuller
Five Hundred Club
George Little
Crawford
Gama
Miskes Corinth
Baker
Zell Rowzier
Panama Exposition
Carrie Gideon
Washington
Camille Berry
S. H. Gray
Shi Gray
Barnesville
Claude Middlebrooks
Pierce Ridley
Rob Merritt
Henry Little
Maleon
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COX College Notes
Athens, GA
Jackson,, GA
Sand
Exelman
D. Execs
Croup
Guippe
Cheney
Oruggiste
Nicowera Perfig Hyre
Queen of Tifton
Nell Timmons
Tifton
W. W. Timmons
St .Tifton
Miss Timmons
Elka’ Hall
Society IN Columbus
Susie Hlack— Marr
Archie’. Drake
Fortson
William Peare, Jr
Carolyn Caldwell Jordan
Charlotte
N. Co
Josephine Marcus
Cricket Club
Laura, Fillin
Celeste Morris
Theodoria Burr
Flolen Corcorane
Cabot Stenheps
Np Theater
Nerty
Mies Balth Wyte
Mr. Flournoy
Walker
Qfisa
Gary
First Baptist
Christin Offielstine
Arecent
Columbuy
W. P. Gary
Midway
A. Garr
South Georgia
Wrman
Waller
Calombu
Lawrence Pett
Frances Penbodk
C. T. Meredith
Atetina Club
Ta Bourke McKee
Isabel McKee
Springs
Primett Curtix
Lucy Kent, Chappell
Mixa Frances Woodrow
Marguerite Walker
Margaret Gordon
Solarie Needham
Mr. Peacock
G. A. Peacock
F. B. Litchfield
O. P. Singuetielg
Henry Morton
T. G. Porteon
J. T. Christie
Talbotton, GA
Forsyth, GA
Eastman, GA
Thomasville, GA
Mise suanita—Acker
William Arthur Pajin
William Dudley Acker
J. Scott
Hunter
Thomasville
Balsam
N.C
West
Brunswick, GA
Tifton, GA
Douglas, GA
Monticello, GA
Miss Floyd, Powell
B. C.powell
Vinanica
George Peabody College
Tena
Huntsville
Gladys Kearney
Montgomery
Alo
F. A. Jackson
Hono
Txa Bennett
Marietta
Jackson
Maude Glover
Exe Hennett
Pauline Crawley
Geneva May
Aliie Mays
Daugther
Catherine
Lake Beatrice
Biven
Brewer
W. R
Parsons
Hoitzendorf
J. T. Irby
Colimbia
S.C
T. M. Griffin
E. Andrews
Stiss Exp Renneti
Commerce
Fred Jackson
Kengse
Milledgeville, GA
Abe Errs Aram
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Brown & Allen
West Alabama
Whitehall
Dr. E. G. Griffin
BELL
Perry, GA
Sparta
Bainbridge, GA
Iwar
Atlanta Constitution
Willis J. Abbot
Express
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