Columbus Society Notes Reflect a Summer Soiree Era
A Columbus social column details a wedding at the Harrison home with Mrs Birk Walker and Elizabeth Parham as ribbon and flower girls, music by Marshall Harrison, and vows by Rev. T. P. P. of St. Pauls. The couple plan Atlanta residence. The piece lists many seasonal visits, house parties at Goat Rock, entertaining committees for the Country Club, and a parade of guests from Atlanta to Thomasville and Valdosta, with club events and social rounds throughout the season.
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Columb
Moss
Marshall Harson
Mendelssohns
Walter Byrd
Key
St Puts Methodist Church
McDonald
Atlanta
Miss Harrison
Omnibus
Goat Rok North
Columus Fever Company
Phe
Tyrm
Goit Cor
Indo Ogimees
Wa Stark Garrard
Ani Wis
Tonnshanks
Rentuk
Soborado
Wars RB Johnson
Mis
Kate Jones
Indrens NC
Bridie Solls
Sum James Mie
Jarnett Vrs
Wiel
Dviniters
Wisnes
Fdwina Lia
Mare Woodlee
Wow Ray
Seale
Meer Worris
Chase Rem
Billock
Margaret Bullock
Moss Moname Pool
Wiss
Margaret Gordon
Agnes Crook
Fieurmne Hatiner
Susie Hather
Crane
Edgar Bullock
Wrightsville Beach
Country Club
KE Battle
Rhodes Browne
Leighton MiPherson
John 5 Bieecker
Thomas Shanks
Local News Briefs From Lafayette Area
Residents and relatives travel for visits and hosting in Lafayette and nearby towns. Names include Mia and Mra RA Swaa of Chattanooga, Lillian Weils, Roy Jackson and family, J Wo Jackson, W A Snloe, Lowne Shifora, Urs 7 C Miller, 10 MW Osborne, Mrs WoM McCaslin, Misses Alice and Jean Napier, Leroy and Augustus Napier, Jessie Hunt, Miriam Steele, and WoolF Steele. Remarks note trips to Chattanooga, North Carolina, Murfreesboro, McMinnville, Sumner City, Charleston W Va, and a summer normal school attendance.
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Lafayette
Mia
Mra
RA Swaa
Chattanoga
Lillian Weils
Chattanoog
Roy Jackson
Chattanooga
Xunsta
Faytuin
J Wo Jackson
W A Snloe
North Carolina
Snow
McMlan Mille Fenn
Lowne Shifora
Murfreesboro
Urs
C Miller
Auttanooga
Osborne
Nrenty
Wom McCaslin
Clinton
Cedartown Social Calendar Highlights Hostess and Guests
Miss Florine Hardwick to host a house party next week with guests from Newnan Atlanta Montezuma Memphis and Birmingham. Wrightsville Beach New York trip returns noted for Misses Pitts and New Fielder. Halcyon Club entertained by Mrs B Russell with prizes won by Dr and Mrs H M Hall. extended visits cited for Mrs W H Trawick and son Steven. J Lee Young and party depart for Rhea Springs in Mr Young’s car. Martha Peek and Florine Hardwick guests this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedartown
Florine Hardwick
Margret | Murphy
Newnan
Toutse
Parker
Atlanta
Edith Melsen — Me
Montezuma
Dorothy Whe
Memphis Tenn
Ada Carrington
Emily Thxon
Birmingham
Urs
RU Pitts
J H Stewart
Forrest Pitts
New Fielder
Wrightsville Beach
Weeks Visit and Wedding Near Waycross
The text details Mrs T K Garlington’s Rome visit by Mr and Mrs Stubbs from Waycross, a Thursday morning club gathering hosted by Mrs J W Hoox with a 4 game and a delicious luncheon. It notes Miss Kez Peek’s return to her aunt in Statesboro and reports the wedding of Miss Mitchell Byrd Gibson to Mercer Hull at the home of the bride’s parents with Dr J T Gibson officiating. The couple planned a coast wedding trip and will reside at Convers after August 1.
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T K
Garlington
Rome
Stubbs
Wayerss
J & Stubbs
JW Hoox
Phra
Booz
Kez Peek
Mra
Brett
Wtatesboro
Gadaly
Mtchel Byrd Gibson
Mercer ‘Walson Hull
Ocloe
J T Gitson
W Graham
First Baptist Church
Lucile Bosworth Martin
Atlanta
Fthel Mctord
Iso
Maid of
Honer
Visa Lula Hull
Wes Carrie Livingston
E P McDaniel
C Elliott
J H Maddox
Gunn
Huil
Convers
Social whirl in Chipley Georgia features visiting guests and moonlight drive
Miss Janie ONealhly hosted Misses Iiene Houston and Lois Houston of Wa con along with Miss Emily Wisdom for an evening. Twenty couples attended a moonlight luncheon at White Sulphur Spring chaperoned by Mr and Mrs J P Williams. A future calendar includes multiple social events honoring visitors, with Mr and Mrs Tom Wisdom at Tallulah Falls and Miss Regina Pinkston visiting Greenville and Atlanta. The town’s younger set planned a bowling party and a Saturday morning gathering hosted by Miss Kathleen Fines for guests from Mountville, Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Onealhly
Iiene
Lois Houston
Emily Wisdom
Misses Houston
Len
J P Williams
White Sulphur Spring
P Willams
Pike Ot YaGrange
Misses Hines
Mountville
Key Wiss
Tallulah Falls
Regina Pinkston
Greenville
Atlanta
Warm Springs
Ruth Pike
LaGrenge
Ruby Benson
Kathleen Fines
Returnable July purchases write August bill at Rich Bros store
All charge purchases for the rest of July go on August statement, payable in September. Excepting hair goods and items now returnable for sanitary reasons, all goods bought of M Rich & Bros Co are returnable at the customer's will. Department heads cannot approve exchanges or credits. Returns go to the store adjuster at the Exchange Desk under the Rich rule that no transaction is complete until you are satisfied. Also advertised are bargains on jewelry and misc items on the main floor center aisle.
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M Rich & Bros Con
Discontinued Silk Gloves at 25 Cents
Price cut on long silk gloves we once popularized at 39 to 59 cents. Competing stores offer similar gloves as leaders while we drop stock to clear out. Full 16-button length pure thread silk gloves in multiple colors and sizes, now 25 cents.
Last Call on Linens at Half Price Sale
Bargains on odd lots of table linens including flax cloths and napkins sold by the dozen. Prices range from six to ten dollars for large fabrics and from two to seven dollars for napkins and smaller pieces. Cluny lace and damask squares offered. many items heavily discounted on the main floor left.
Laces and trims price list with varied widths and patterns
A catalog fragment shows lace options including Cluny laces from 1% to 8% inches wide in white 29¢, 75¢, and higher ranges. shadow frills 12 to 18 inches and bands 3 to 9 inches. Colors include Ecru and white with 39¢ and up to 75¢. patterns noted as Bewitching and escam and ecru.
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Escam
Corsets at Half Price From Madame Grace and Mme Irene
Advertisement promising corsets at 3.50 per month with higher bust line options. Highlights Madame Grace and Mme Irene brands, imported materials, pink blue or white colors. Noting second floor display and emphasis on workmanship and perfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Grace
Mme Irene
Advance News of a Most Remarkable Furniture Sale
Advance notice proclaims a remarkable furniture sale on the fourth floor. The item list promises varied pieces and discounts, inviting shoppers to explore the showroom for dramatic savings.
Stamped Pillow Cases and Embroidered Bags Sale
Pair 50c stamped pillow cases 39c. Heavy muslin full size 45 by 36 inches, stamped for solid and eyelet embroidery. Shoe bags ready finished tinted 39c, laundry bags embroidered and tinted on white cream and colored denims. Located Malin Floor Center.
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Copenhagen
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Miss Vmargupritfe Gausf
J G Gaure
Society IN Columbus
Mirra
Hanks ‘Onze
Lloyd Bowers
Georgs Waddell
Isabel Battle
Ayima Sige
Mig Annie Lon Grimes
Blanken
Osburn
William de Taunet Worster
Hag Hen
William BR Glanchard
Isanel McKee
Hallie Crawford
Jessie Hunt
Witham Marsh
Daughters of the Revolution
OH Steele
Miriam Steele
Woolf Steele
Charleston
W Va
Gibson-Hull
Chipley, GA
Mi. Rich & Bros.co
Legion
TS Scot
Myer
Ratines
Ight
Omar Sena
Rich’s
Rich
Lement
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