Social life in Macon features visiting debutantes and dances
In Macon Georgia during June three young visitors from Richmond Pensacola and Rome inspire a week of society events. Mr J E Munson hosts a large Country Club dance for his daughter with twenty couples and a crowded guest list. Several parties at homes and the Grand theater celebrate Miss Munson Miss Fisher Miss Powers and Miss McKay with dinners lunches and box parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Alice Munson
Richmond
J. E. Munson
Helen Fisher
Pensacola
Fla
Jane McErter
Eva Powers
Rome
theateKay
Munson
Elizabeth Burke
Frien
Alvell
Miss Munson
Mrs. McBrier
Helen Pisher
Privale
Leonore
Big. Harden
Provence Wadley Coleman
Winifred Wasley
John B. Mun
T. C. Burke
Towsday
Jaques
Lane Melvie Suest
Stensacola
MeBrive
Ethelbert Merson
Warren Amerine
McBrier
Grand
Ethel Mckay
Miss Fisher
Miss McKay
Miss V Fisher
Louise Callaway
Viola Johnston
Dempsey
Marshall Johnston Bilis
Maria
Bridge
Mize LS Manoucot
Jackson
Helen Barnes
Lou McKenzie
Liza Patterson
Martin
P. H. Gambrell
James Nisbet
William Proctor
Francis Holmes
Miss Bard
A. M. Erwin
Lawrence Small
George Rowell
Fatligent
Savannah
Roland Mahone
Eliza Patterson
Walter Elkins
Frank Sewell
Wooltalk
Montgomery
Maynard Smith
Robert D. Smith
Kelly Allen
Normal School
Rosalind Haines
Prise
Jeanie
Mary Wes Craig
Rowe‘na Taylors
Annie Lee Thewellyn
Layola Reid
Valdosta
T. J. Park
Taylor
Liewellyn
Lakeside
Ineena
M. L. McCaw
Mary del McCaw
Wallace McCaw
Cincimmat
Battie Creek
Mich
W. P. Stevens
Holmes Quiasen
M. Hi. Stevens
Breemen
SR. Birdsey, Jr
Golumpus
Harry Wright
Wineville
Drake
Vineville
N. EB. Harris
Atlanta
Tf Tey
Matheson
Georgia School of Technology
Louise and
Maud Johnson
Airs
Oseph Henry Eaymondson
Arnison
Ala
Sweet Peas
Clalses
Miss
Elizeth Saban
Curtis Thach Curtis wedding in Auburn church
Miss Whaubeth Lockhach Thach daughter of Dr Chas G Thach and Nathaniel Cortland Curtis of Tulane were married at twilight in Auburn Methodist church. The ceremony featured ushers, maids and flower girls, a Loehengrin march, and a ring ceremony by Rev. John C James. The bride wore white charmeuse with lace and seed pearls, the groom a former architect at Auburn and now at Tulane. After a bridal tour they will live in New Orleans, with many out of town guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Jane
Sol
Oneilka
Lohenghrin
C. C. Certain
Birmingham
Chas. Thach, Jr
Thomas Bragg
BL. Shi
Wm. Mercer Cohen
North Carolina
Otis David Thach
Martha Power
Montgomery
Eileen Tionahue
Frances Mitcham
Sarah Hall Crenshaw
C. C. Thach
Howard Curtis
John C. James
Mary Casey
Bride
College Town
Converse Colece
Spartanbore
S.C
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Twane University
University of North Carolina
Columbia University
Washington
Lattle Driver
le Driver
Jean Burke
Power
Edward Simms
Kathleen Golden
George Clap
Will Peaue
Columbus
William M. Cohen
Mamie Warrison
Mattie Banks
John Banks
Misses Street
Opeltita
C. H. Davis
Manatee
Isla
A FL McKissick
South Carolina
Lilian Brantley
Troy
Willeta
Zuber
Lewis Hardage
Meridian
Migs
Local visits noted in Perry and surrounding towns
Mrs RG senilling visits tees in Americus while Miss Ruth Albert visits M OW McKenzie of Waynesboro. Miss Catherine Cater visits her aunt Mrs Ida Rogers of Oxford. Miss Clifford Powers returns home from Sparta for summer. Katherine and Louise Holtzclaw visit Miss Bertha Adams of Harenton. Mrs ZFL Middlebrooks visits relatives in Hawkinsville. Emily Wimpy, studying in Montgomery, visits Uncle Fred M Houser. Mrs McCook of Fairburn and Pauline Gaddy of Unadilla return home after visiting G W Winn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RG. Senilling
Americus
Ruth Albert
Mow. McKenzie
Waynesboro
Catherine Cater
Ida Rogers
Oxford
Cil¢ford Powers
Sparta
Katherine
Louise Holtzclaw
Bertha Adams
Harenton
Zfl Middlebrooks
Hawkinsville
Emily Wimpy
Montgomery
N. Ig
Fred. M. Houser
McCook
Fairburn
Pauline Gaddy
Unadilla
G. W. Winn
Piedmont Offers Neatest Trim Bathing Suit Collection
In Piedmont the shop presents a well kept display of swimsuits with ample fabric in bloomers and skirts. Cotton suits range from 2 to 4 dollars, Mohair 5 to 8.50, Satin 8.50 to 10, and silk from 12.50 to 25 dollars, with careful trimmings and plenty of material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Linen Sale Aftermath Sparks Quick Clearaway
In the 30th semi annual linen sale, much merchandise became soiled and remnants accumulated. A cleanout is needed with savings of a fourth to a half on sheets towels napkins spreads linens and more tomorrow on the Main Floor Left.
New Fall Suit at 15 Dollars Makes Debut
The first of the new fall suits arrive at only 15 dollars. The maker transfers the stock to us at near cost to hold his organization through summer. Serge material, handsome tailoring, thirty three inch cutaway two button coat, messaline silk lining, and a draped skirt. Black or blue.
New Summer Dresses at Narragansett and 5th Avenue
New summer dresses in crepe de chine and cotton crepe arrive in fresh colors and combinations. Unpacked and inviting, the styles range from white to color, with prices from 25 to 35 dollars.
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Narragansett
5Th Avenue
Princess Slips Fit for King's Daughters
Delicate crepe de chine slips for princesses in white pink or blue with shadow lace embellishments. Flounces and accordion pleats create a cozy fit, offered with corset cover and skirt sets. Price 497.865 and 9.85 dollars.
Summer Dresses at Special Prices From Local Maker
A season ending sale offers 43 sheer white voile dresses with lace and embroidery, priced at 7.50 and 3.85. Comfortably filled racks feature ratine and linen dresses in solid colors and stripes, with former prices from 15 to 25 now 9.85 and 21.85. Wool dresses once 13.75 to 18.50 marked down to 9.85, plus serges, Bedford Cards and novelties in black, blue, brown and navy on the Ready-to-Wear Second Floor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney Lanier
LA. D. C
Chamber of Comerce
Walter D. Lamar
Jonas-Hopkins
Baltimore
Ruth Cherry
Pearl Smith
J. H. Edmondson
Anniston
Holmes Johnson
Marshall Hatcher
Willlam H. Felton
Marshallville
Robert H. Plant
Mary Plant
Wallace B. McCaw
Cincinnati
St. Simons Island
Hubert Sparks
Hazel Sparks
George Gautt, Jr
Leon Willingham
Walter Berks
Thomas All
Tracy Banter
John Tracy Baxter
E. Nat Lewis
Katie May Arnalé
Washington, Ga
Sidney Wiley
Dallas
Texas
Elizabeth Whittaker
New York
R. Hubbell
Winnie May Hills
Laura Wyatt
Wm. Cherklay ‘Shaw, Jr
Ridgewood City
Cal
M. 10
Clare
George E. Scott
W. T Jonnson
Walter Hanson
Point Loma Cal
Emmet Smal
Curtis-Thach
Perry, GA
Wen Atte
Rich
Domme
Calais
MI Minery
Webster
Kayser
Glover
Fownes, Trefousses
Vallieres
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