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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1913

Page

27

Society Notes Share Courtship and Travel Details

Complimentary to rave seen John son and Mrs. John Dennis of Hiberton guest of Mrs. Marcus A. Pharr. Mrs. Benjamin Cade hosts a large dinner at her Theaday home. Mrs. Arnold Broyles and two daughters, from Atlanta, spent the weekend with Mrs. R. Callaway, leaving their car in Washington. Mrs. F. Garlington and Mrs. Claude Fleming returned to Augusta after a week with their mother, Mrs. A. Cozart. Mrs. Eby Hillback from Columbia to visit her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. F. DuBose to visit next week from Aiken to see Mrs. W. D. DuBose. Judith Lyndon returns from Boston. Miss Mamie Clair Chapman from Augusta for St Joseph's academy commencement. guests Miss Larinks Lewis, Robertell and Elizabeth Chapman. Mrs. T. E. Howard and children of Anderson, D. C., with Mrs. Parker T. Callaway for a month. Elizabeth Green of Augusta visiting her mother, Mrs. M. M Green. Mrs. Harry Fisher back in Atlanta after two weeks in Washington with Mrs. B. D. Callaway. The Matrons' Bridge club entertained Thursday by Mrs. Keta H. St.

Johnson John Dennis Hiberton Marcus A. Pharr Benjamin Cade Arnold Broyles Washington Atlanta R. Callaway F. Garlington Claude A. Fleming A. Cozart Augusta Eby Hill l Columbia Darother Harry Cantey F. DuBope Aiken D. C W. D DuBose Judith Lyndon Boston Mamie Clair Chapman St Joseph's Academy Larinks Lewis Robertell Elizabeth Chapman T. E. Howard Andhildren Anderson Parker T Callaway Elizabeth Green M. M Green Harry Fisher B.D Callaway Bridge Club Keta H

Graduating Class of the Southern Female College Trip

Local graduates from the Southern Female College LaGrange Ga made the trip by automobile. Miss Aurelia Greene guests of sister in Gabbettville. several visits noted across Opelika Columbus Newnan Athens Atlanta Gadsden LaFayette Mobile and Celina. Social events include dominos party and rock party hosted by Mrs Boswell and Mrs Childs with multiple ladies attending. Eloise Smith to attend Epworth league convention in Milledgeville.

The Southern Female College LaGrange, Ga Aurelia Greene G. J. Wilkerson Gabbettville Mire E. K. Miller Columbus W L Hardy Mra Walker Camp Newnan Misa Berta Bridges Opelika Ala Mary Osliney LaGrange Jim Turnboh Masdemee J Preter W. Joiner Smith Mra F. A Boswell D. Cloud H. Childs E. G. Adama Charlie Dennis Atlanta Marie Wright Miss Maria Smith Mary Anderson Barnesville Walter Himebrough Eloise Smith Milledgeville

Oxford Remnants Gather for Farewell Reception at Delta Theta

Oxford residents recount a Wednesday night farewell reception by left overs of Emory commencement at the Delta Theta house. Guests include Mrs William M Wright of Fort Valley and many local families hosting and visiting from Buena Vista Athens Atlanta Frankin NOC Lizella and Macon. University commencement in Athens cited as the nearby event.

Local youths form summer social club in Eastman

At Misa Julia Hall last Wednesday eight girls gathered to organize a summer social club. Attending were Julia Hall Emily Bealer Cleon Adams Juliette Harrell Sarah Miler Janet Herrman Undine Bennett Ruth Meadows. Various relatives and visitors including Mrs W F Coley Mrs Wil Wynne Mrs Bithridge Ms Carrie Belle Edwards and others were noted among the week’s social movements. Colonel Jas T Persons and wife visited relatives in Colquitt and T S Lumpkin of Rockmart called on T F Lumpkin’s family last week.

Misa Julia Hall Julia Hall Emily Bealer Cleon Adams Juliette Harrell Sarah Miler Janet Herrman Undine Bennett Ruth Meadows W F Coley Dublin Wil Wynne Bithridge Hawkinsville WS Waite Misa Vida Pearl Page Atlanta M. H Edwards Carrie Belle Edwards G. A . Stevens Sidney Erna New York Jas. T. Persons Colquitt T S Lumpkin Rockmart T. F. Lumpkin

Local social notes from West Point and Athens region

West Point and Athens area brief notices list visitors and guests. Mias Marguerite Adams visits Mrs Harold Hinton in Athens while Mrs O L Thaggard of Andalusia travels home after a visit to her mother Mrs Weider. Mign Evelyn Arnold of Atlanta visits Mrs Lotie Milton. Mrs W J Martin and son Frank visit Mrs Mary B Jackson. Annie May Dickson returns home after Auburn commencement. Als Mary De Lamar and brother return from Atlanta.

Mias Marguerite Adams Harold Hinton Athens O. L. Thaggard Andalusia W. 5. Weider Mign Evelyn Arnold Atlanta Lotie Milton W. J. Martin Frank Mary B Jackson Wiss Annie May Dickson Auburn Mary de Lamar

Talbotton Social Notes Mention Local Guest Visits

TALBOTTON GA residents and visitors are noted in a string of social items. Tia Howell of Zebulon visits aunt Mrs Ben Slade while Libtye DeLoache and Gussie Pearl Childs plan an extended stay with Milas Pearl Gorman of Mauk. L. P Freeman, recently with his mother Mrs Bostwink of Camilla, now visits son Walter Freeman. Ida Carson Brannon stays with cousin Leila Slade in Columbus last week. Mrs Walter Knox Kimbro hosts at Church Street in honor of Rev and Mrs Lee White from Macon. Emily Heath performs a Leschetizky instrumental, Wilkerson from New York. Punch served.

Migg Leila Slade Columbus Walter Knox Kimbro Church Street Lee White Macon Emily Heath Wilkerson New York City Punch

Social notes of local visits and guest house entertainments

Elizabeth Kimbra hosts a cordial gathering with Mesdames Carreker Passmore Jordan Wilkeson Carter McGehee Bowers McGoy and Reverend Lee White among attendees. Guests include Juliet Wilkerson Emily Heath Lucy Kimbre Susie Earnest and Willabeth Himbre while Ming Tmogene Smith visits Mr Houser of Fort Valley Ga. Also noted are visits by Mr Chas King of Atlanta to Miss Elizabeth Ragland and Herbert Slade’s return from Williamson Ga. Mary Burt of LaGrange Female College returns home for summer. William Brannon heads to Columbus for the Norman Weathers wedding. Robert Jordan Jr of Macon visits his grandmother Mrs Corneil Jordan. Clide Parker returns home from a summer stay. Rose Bishop departs Saturday for an extended visit through South Georgia.

Elizabeth Kimbra Lana Susie Earnest Columbus Robert Jordan, Jr Macon Cornell Jordan Clide Parker Poplar Rose Bishop South Georgeia

Sturdivant Hawthorn wed at St Thomas Church

Miss Katherine Sturdivant and Mr James Vainera Hawthorn of Thomasville were married at noon Wednesday at St Thomas Episcopal Church. Flowers, music by Deborah McRae, and a luncheon followed. The couple, from Thomasville, plan to reside with Mr Sturdivant after a trip north.

Thomasville Katherine Sturdivant Mes Vainera Hawthorn St Thomas Episcopal Church Deborah McRae Loneworth Hawthorn Sturdivant

Local Society Notes From Barnesville Clubs and Weddings

Barnesville society page reports the Ladies Auxiliary meeting at the club house with Mrs W C Stafford presiding and a summer program. Daughters of the Confederacy gathered at Mrs W B Smith’s Thomaston Street home with a fine program and refreshments. Announcements include the marriage of Miss Cora Lilian Betts of McDonough to Colonel Jamen Walter Wise of Fayetteville at Madison Avenue Baptist Church New York on Tuesday June 3, with home in Fayetteville after June 15. Various locals attended funerals in Hainesville and West Point, and several guests and relatives were noted visiting or leaving for Savannah Atlanta Newnan Macon and Tennille Sea.

Ladies’ Auxiliary W. C. Stafford W. B. Smith Daughters of the Confederacy Thomaston Street Smith C. H. Humphrey Kathrine Summers Kathleen Yerger Savannah Cora Lilian Betts McDonough Jamen Walter Wise Fayetteville Madison Avenue New York City George Stead Steed Newnan T. & Yates Macon Robert Holmes Sylvester Hainesville M. €. Steed Mark White Robert Hopkins and Myre Marion Hardwick Atlanta City W C. Steed Ruth Tole Hubert Humphrey West Point Lillian Reeves O'Daniel Misa Orline O’dani Les Jefferdon Maud M Brown Hampton H. J. Murphy Evelyn Coler Tennille Julia Franklin Ethel Parrish Gordon Caira

Social Notes From Jenkinsburg and Nearby Towns

Jenkinsburg guests include Mrs MF Middlebrooks and Mr and Mrs T L Marquis with Mrs B F Reeves leaving for a westward pleasure trip. Sos W A Sullivan of Yatesville was in the city Tuesday. Miss Alle Mae Wooten of Moran visited Miss Evelyn Collier last week. Mrs J M Cochran entertained Miss Daniel at her Stafford Avenue home. Mr and Mrs C A Smith of St Augustine Florida visited Mrs B F Porch. Mrs Rolf Bloodworth spent Tuesday in Atlanta.

Jenkinsburg MF. Middlebrooks T. L. Marquis B. F Reeves W. A. Sullivan Yatesville Alle Mae Wooten Moran Evelyn Collier J. M. Cochran Mian Daniel Stafford Avenue C. A. Smith St Augustine, Fla B F. Porch Rolf Bloodworth Atlanta

Local Guests and Visitors See Summer In LaFayette

Mrs J C Miller of Chattanooga visits with Mrs A H Fortune while Mrs James Mitchell also stays in LaFayette. Miss Hosa Callahan leaves for Chipley after visiting her sister Mrs A Futch inson. Mrs Z W Jones hosts her sister Miss Giddens from Dalton this week. Mr and Mrs J C McConnell arrive to make LaFayette home, purchasing Col John W Bale’s house. Mes W G Simmons travels to Asheville after visiting Mrs D W Stiles. Mr W Moore of Dewey and Miss Jane Price of Checotah visit during Mr R S Germany’s illness. Mineral Springs summer report draws visitors from Rome Chattanooga Summerville and Chickamauga. grounds lit, refreshments served. Mrs N C Nepler hosts a morning tea for Mrs Frank Gudernratf of Louisiana and Miss Idlilan Jewel of Chickamauga.

J. C. Miller Chattanooga Frank Gudenratf Louisiana Idlilan Jewel Chickamaugs

Reception at Elke Green Home Delights Newnan Social Set

In Newnan Georgia a summer social centerpiece was a Tuesday evening reception at Mrs. Z Green's home honoring her daughter Martha. Guests included Misses Elizabeth Rameau Christine Rameau Madge Pollock of Atlanta and Glover HNL of Rome with Miguel Hall Dixon of Elberton. The home featured ferns palms and woodland daisies as 14 guests mingled. Mrs Green wore mauve chiffon with satin underdress, Martha wore light blue charmeuse with lace and crystal trim. After reception, the Wil-Mama Orchestra played, and Miss Sarah Peniston hosted a Thursday party for Green's guests and the Young Ladies Society Club with a dessert course served in the front hall and dining room.

Elke’ Home Z Green Martha Rouse Gests Miguel Hall Dixon Elberton Hizabeth Christine Rameau Madge Pollock aAtlanta Glover HNL Rome Elks Palma Barrett Jarnes Sanders Gibson Francis Thompkins Collins Misaes Nepnie Louise Hill Merrill Nesley Marie Moses Turin Green Sarah Peniston Miss Green Suesta Soccat Miss Peniston Paul Peniston

Notable visitors and residents in Newnan area

Miss Eudle Sheridan of WNCG and Miss Eleanor Hute of Atlanta, along with Miss N Gregory Edwards of Paul, Va, recently taught in Newnan and returned home. Rose Simms and Mia Rhodes Cheves with Edna Fumppries hosted by Mrs Charley Marek from Villa Rica observed social visits and engagements in the community.

Eudle Sheridan WNCG Eng Eleanor Hute Atlanta N Gregory Edwards Paul, Va Newnan Ming Inox Vietting Mine Char- Me Rose Simms Mia Rhodes Cheves Edna Fumppries Villa Rica Charley Marek

Bridge Parties Honor Decatur Guest in Greensboro

Greensboro Georgia hosts a series of bridge events in honor of Mrs Roy Gwyn Jones of Decatur. Mrs RL Caldwell and guest prize winners are noted with daisies hydrangeas and wreaths as several gatherings occur across Wednesday Thursday and Friday with multiple hosts and guests including Mrs Joseph G Faust Miss Julia Copelan Miss Ada Copelan and Mrs H G Arnold.

James Davidson Roy Gywn Jones Decatur RL. Caldwell Sill House Joseph G. Faust Julia Copelan Roy Jenna Joseph G Faust Prise Miss Gopelan Ada Copelan RB. J. Caldwell H. G Arnold Eunice Fetts Locust Grove Jennie Arnold Philomatta Joseph K. Faust D. L. Cloud Mildred Florence Dickey

Riverside club campers return to Thomasville town

Thomasville residents recount a weeklong Riverside Camping Club outing with a long list of attendees from Georgia cities including Mina Garrard of Columbus Ruby Byrd of Tallahassee and Julis Jones of Savannah plus several locals. The Thomasville Study class plans next year study on Booth and Central America and many social visits to follow with regional guests and travelers.

Riverside Club Mina Isabel Garrard Columbus Ruby Byrd Tallahaseee Julis, Jones Savannah Ruth William Macon May Curry Valdosta Lote Wilkinson Cairo Thelma and May Palin Albany Mary Eve Maryette Norma Hines Mise Fergudten Misa Alice Parker Missal Fraser Isabel Mitchell Mithel Bpenes Monsel Bracey Moeser James Pringle Dick Mitchell Abbott Turner Jack Turner Brown Cooper Graham Miller Emmett Hines David Brandon Henry Sparks Henry Gribben Wallace Neal Grover Balfour Thomasville Booth Central America Fraser Mitchel Jacksonville McNeil-McLaan Lucy 1Ster Rhodaivester Canada Nova Scotia Burke Margia Burke Fulig Jones Savanash Riverside Camping Club Hattie Pope Milledgeville Mias Susia Brandon Louise Grantham Valdeste W .Hopkins Hies J. B. Dekle Tamps Dekle Mis Frances Dekls Frank G. Braith Annnie Putter Hampton Springs K. ¢. Moore Mire M. L. Lively May Danvis Atlanta Taylor Mitchell Mildred Overby Douglas Misa Bula Dixon

Acworth Social Notes and Presbyterian Meeting Report

Acworth residents report returns from visits to Milledgerilig Haddon Lawrenceville Campbells ville and Columbia plus visitors from Derles Atlanta and Cedartown. Mrs L H Smith visits her mother Mrs J T Lemon while Mildred Phillips hosts the Round Dozen club for Mrs Gascar A Stewart. The Chsroked presbytery met in Acworth with fifty delegates and visitors from district churches.

Lulu Mitchill Milledgerilig Haddon Macon Mies Louise Awtrey Lawrenceville Mike Annie Lee McGee Campbellsville Burkesville Columbia Migses Lourde Lilien McMillan Crewde Mo Millan Cordele Fannie Collins Derles JL. Rainey Lemon Aflantag Acworth L. H. Smith Cedartowm J.T. Lemon Mildred Phillips Round Dozen

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