Marietta Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Marietta social life centers on visits from Mrs W R Power in Decatur and Mrs Amy Dunnody in Macon. Miss Margaret Rushton hosts a spend-the-day at Cravenwood for Marie Hollingsworth and Ova Willingham with several guests from Marietta and Atlanta. The Presbyterial union attended by many Marietta ladies. graduates from local high school and junior class held a picnic at Miss Gladys Hicks’s home. Loretta Jenner’s upcoming marriage to Liftard Fremont Pierson announced. wedding set for June 26 at the Anderson home in West End. Moonlight picnics, teas, and visits to nearby cities populate the week’s social calendar with numerous returning travelers and hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O Deson
Eloise Cooper
Covington
W. R. Power
Decatur
Horace Field
Atleir
Ellijay
Amy Dunnody
Relaves
Macon
Margaret Rushton
Cravenwood
Marie Hollingsworth
Ova Willingham
Campbell Wallace
George Montgomery
Leon Faw
JD. Anderson
Visnes
Jennie
Hazel Butler
Benate Tift College
Mercer University
Mira Vera Nottingham
W F Turner
Atlanta
HG Turner
Bing Cooper
Spartanburs
Mya
Jordan Black
Brunswicke
Ravannah
Misa Jane Atwood
Darten
Misa Salle
Will DuPreban
Jskex
Marjorie
Hooper Wikle
Perana
Marie Hol Jingeerth
Mlo It Flutesinson
Magetta
Mina Mand Gregory
Lancaster
Mariette
Whitlock
Misa Alle May Simpson
Marion Simson
Oklahoma
Little Rock
Arkansas
Towers
Laura Mell Towers
Tea time social notices echo county club and campus events
Mrs Samuel Inman hosts at the county club weekly tea. Frid ay Night Dancing club honors Miss Frances Stanfield and Mr Hoyt May at the W O W hall. Gainesville visitors arrive while masked party plans unfold. Various locals host guests or travel from Gadeden Anniston Philadelphia Greenwood and Bluefield for summer visits and departures to Dixie Canin and New York voyages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah ‘Woodraft
van Bruce
Conway
Ark
Hughes
Frances Stanfield
Hoyt May
W. O. W. Hall
Helen
Dorothy Dean
Gainesville
Lilla Pickling
Wnekime
Eva Powers
Ethel McKay
Macon
Charles L Reilly
Philadelphia
Carrie
Bessie
Martha Bpruell
Anniston
Will Graves
Caroline Burney
Bluefield
W. Va
Perkins
J. D Arrington
Greenwood
Frank Maddox
Marion Dean
Collange
John Berrys
Berrytown
Charles B Budgina
Misa Florencs Huggins
Mise
Mary Towers
New York
Lipscomb Home Hosts Style Filled House Party
In Rome Georgia a Lipscomb residence remained the site of sociable gaiety as Miss Gladys Wittingham hosted a women’s house party. The gathering drew a bevy of pretty girls, reflected in the lively scene and genteel festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lipscomb
Gladys Wittingham
Social events litter Blackshear visit circle and weddings
A Blackshear social notes summary details receptions and dinners hosted by Mrs T W Lips and others for visiting guests from Atlanta and Chicago. The calendar includes bridge parties at several homes, a garden party at Summerville Pike, country club gatherings, a book servers contest, and a luncheon with green and white decor. Attendees include Miss Marion Black, Miss Emily Arrington, Miss Letitia Johnson, Miss Janie Wahy, and prominent locals such as Miss Janet Brantley and Mr Harvey Rankin, with trips and visits reported among Blackshear, Waycross, and Jesup connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T W. Lipscomb
George Smith
Vielock
Mlasia King
Pattle Awanson
J. T Willis
Summerville Pike
Susie Watts
Country Club
Mra
Walter Armstrong
Chicago
Marion Black
Mce
Blair
Irs
George B. Wood
Emily Arrington
Helen Estes
Ruth Smith
Letitia. Johnson
Calvin Otes Cole
Robert Graves
Robert Harbin
Burnett Werton
Barry Wright
John Graham
Charles Porter
Jack McCartney
Blackshear
Miss Black
Atlanta
Janet Brantley
Warvey Rankin
Missouri
Nathan
Gilmore
Jesup
James English
Way- Blackshear Cross
Maude McMillan
College For Women
Columbia
Lott-Hereford
Waycr
Donald Rankin
James Donaldson
Barnesville
Ruth Dev
Waycross
Robert Tickens
Ova Lee
Local Gleanings Share Summer Visits and Movements
Mrs C A Glawsone returns to Macon after a visit with Mrs Harkness Thornton in Jackson Georgia. Mrs Harry Butner goes back to Alambia South Carolina while hosted by Mrs C A Butner on East Taird street. Miss Ernestine Dempsey returns from New York after study at Columbia University. Annie Gilmore plans two weeks to Gainesville Florida for a normal course before teaching in Manatee public schools. Helen Johnson of Columbus visits Mrs Willie Morrison for the summer. Myrtle Harris continues at the city residence as the piece ends.
Social calendar highlights a dozen weddings and visits
Cairo social notes recount Miss Mary Race from Atlanta visiting Miss Helen Smith, Miss Cilia Carmichael back from Macon for Emory com mencement, and guests Misses Mattie Ruth Adams, Mary Lane, and others. Bridge parties hosted by Miss Nina tables, Miss Minnie Bailey, and Mrs E Watti s feature fan prizes, pink and white decor, and wedding book keepsakes. Attendees include Miss Batley, Miss Slaughter, Miss Yawn, and Mrs. Pierce, with events at homes on Third Street and invitations from Newnan and Macon connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Atlanta
Helen Smith
Cilia Carmichael
Macon
Emory College
Helen Carmichael
Mattie
Ruth Adams
Mary Lane
JB. Yarrer
Manatee
Fis
George Gilmore
Mary Land
Philathea State
Nina
Minnie Bailey
Fos Newton
Eva Key Batley
Dub- Harris
Matttou Sam
Wits Bailey Wee
E Wattis
Ber Honkins
Lucie Goodraan
Viola Glaughter
Roigh
Miss Batley
Viole Slaughter
Jane Yawn
Pauline Mallet
Mary ‘Newton
Iva Kev Bailey
Mesy “Tina Farris
James BR. J. Carmichaet
I & Shealey
Oglethorpe
Misa Clio Carmichael
Puesta
Yar
Sasnett
Sheft Jackson
Guineaviits
Aecre- Garve
President Pierce
Brena
Davie Fietcher
Mes
Ilness
Third Street
Miss Opal Smith Hosts Tea for Esteemed Guests in Griffin
In Griffin on a pleasant afternoon Miss Opal Smith hosted a refined board party in honor of Mrs Cornette Ven Jaigh Wheat of Dallas Texas and Mrs Clayton Earl Wheat. Guests included Mrs Ernest Frederick Wilson of Milledgeville and Mrs James Kimbrough Jr. The apartment was adorned with an abundance of sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Earl Wie
End
Charles Murray
Elizabeth Jacksonle Watt
Thomas
Carlito
Mary Martin
Frederick Wilson
Misa Lucy
Taining
Young Bridge Club
Mre Fink
Wl Drangeas
Mra, Jr
Sara Burr
Gussie Dupree
Evelyn Newnan
Misa Mary
Lucy Becknor
Frank Ingram
Misa Watts
Joseph Thomas Jb
Seve Uesta
Almira
Iam Jones
Milla
Robert Dan
A. Turner
Newnan
Beatey
Geere
Waa
Misa Grace Harris
Atlanta
Zebulon
Macon
Sheera Jey
Gglethorpe
Smith Bousse Wedding in Greensboro Georgia
Miss Fletcher Smith of Greensboro wed Mr James Beusse of Gray Ga on June 4 at the Methodist church with Rev Earnest officiating. The church was festooned with magnolias palms hydrangias and ferns. The bridal party featured Miss Sara Smith and Mrs J W Bonner. The couple will reside in Gray Ga where Mr Beusse holds a bank position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks
Thamala
Sara Smith
J. W. Bonner
Bousse
Gray
Beusse
Woodbury Notables Visiters and Summer Movements
Mrs Frank Gehultzes trip to Chicago to see Miss Ruth Huff man. Gertrude Snyed visiting Atlanta. Ferrell Holmes from Birmingham Alabama in town due to grandmother illness and death. Jessee Lee Gill home from Abbeville teaching. Mr and Mrs Brooks Harty from Atlanta visiting Mrs Harty's parents. J A Hinton from Fort Lauderdale Florida visiting relatives. Margarite Edwards from Greenville spending summer with sister. J M Strother to Valhalla Cy for summer.
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Frank Gehultze
Chicago
Ruth Huffman
Isa Gertrude Snyed
Atlanta
Ferrell Holmes
Bimmaiingham
Ala
Ferrell
Jessee Lee Gill
Abbeville
Brooks Harty
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