Local Society Notes Highlight Buckeye Guests And Bridge Games
Mrs W Mathis guest of Mrs W L Pace returns to Fitzgerald. Mr and Mrs B E Worsham and children visit Carl Smiths at Ft Gaines. Mrs T S Martin called to Dublin for ill mother Mrs Dr Green. Mrs John Hudson and Mrs Emmett McNulty visiting from Americus, Bennie Watkins of Sylvester leaves for Ft Valley. Mrs H F Haynes returns home to Blakely from visit with Roberts family. Elegant social functions held last week including Mrs T C Grice dominiow party, Mrs E L A Wilkinsons bridge party, and Mrs D C Pickett Friday morning bridge. F M McNulty hosts two afternoon parties for Mrs John Hudson and Mrs R E McNulty of Americus. 42 game Wednesday, bridge Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Mathis
W. L. Pace
Fitzgerald
B. E. Worsham
Ft. Gaines
Carl Smith
T. S. Martin
Dublin
Dr. Green
John Hudson
Emmett McNulty
Americus
EL AL Wilkinson
DC. Pickett
F. M. McNulty
R. E. McNulty
Social Scenes Highlight Eatonton As Choir Hosts Evening
In Eatonton Georgia the first Methodist choir hosted a musical reception at Hillcreat the Greene home with Mrs J A Clark Mrs W Matthews and others leading a night of four part quartet music recitations by Miss Julia Reed and George Washington contests. Nearby social rounds include visits from Miss Claire Bone Dublin and Miss Mollie Farley plus a Mystic Circle party at The Avenue with 42 prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatoton
Washington
First
Methodiat Church
Hillcreat
T. G. Greene
A. Clark
Wii] Matthews
Char Me Johns
Frank
Ala
Claire Bone
Dublin
Mollie Farley
Carlton Jester
Blale
Carlton, Jr
Athens
W. OF. Jenkins, Jr
Mystic Circle
Avenue
Ira Mitchell
E. H. Hollister
H. L. Madden
A. D. van Garder
Sam Danne
Lee Malone
Tom Lee
Katy
Vidalia
Lue
Stella Wice
New York
Lelia Turner
Brenay College
Gale Kiley
Frances Blevins Watterson
Rogersville
Tenn
Atonton
Atlanta
Janie Hearn
Effie Hoykin
Sybil Witcher
Sarah Hearn
Roberta Sparks
B. Nettles Alsbrook
Bishop Nettles Alsbrook
Clinton M. Powall
J. R. Tweedy
Foote Bronson
Scotland
CG. Walker
Eva Bell Paul
Madison Street
George Washington
W. J. Winegfield
Bridge
Louise Clenents
Pierce Jackson
Nina Julia Winefield
Cecil Ingram
Frank Spivey
Paul Atkinson
J. & Turner
Monticello
Social teas and visits highlight Krome notes of the week
Misa Lucile Watters entertained the Nibelunge club. Mrs. John H W Reynolds and Miss Miriam Reynolds hosted an afternoon tea at Cherokee. guests included Mrs. Jule Glover with Mrs. Pat Allen from Jacksonville. Mrs. Jy P Hardin hosted for Mrs. Charles C Gifford of New York. Numerous ladies and guests, plus other visits and parties, mark a busy social scene with farewells, birthday celebrations, and Washington birthday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lucile Watters
John HW. Reynolds
Miriam Reynolds
Jule Glover
Pat Allen
Jacksonville
Ala
Jy. P. Hardin
Charles C. Gifford
New York
Ida Lea
Fifth Avenue Missionary Society
A. B. Matrall
Goon
Carrollton
Rhoten Smith
Rhoten
Thomas Tibbs
William Winston
Martha Berry
Alex Bonneyman
Knoxville
Tenn
Robert Frocter
Washington
Robert Williamson
Mary Veal
ED. Treadway
James Banks Nevin
Atlanta
Phebe Hughes
Phebe Park
Cunnort
Birmingham
Igxins
Montgomery
Carnaghan
Estelle Fort
Julian Cummings
Tallulah Towers
Marietta
W. M. Towers
First Baptist Church
Myre
M. A. Lewis
H. C. Wis
Jamez Barksdale
Summerville
John Bale
Eva Powera
Agnes Scott College
George J. Hanson
M. §. Field
Oak Park
Margaret Hamilton
Social News Roundup From West Rome Table Talk
Mrs. Faul Doyle hosted a luncheon for Mrs. C. C. Gifford with Mrs. Edward Durant of Atlanta as guest. Mrs. Lindsey Johnson hosted Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Robert McGhee and Ralph McGhee left Tuesday for Dawson Springs. Mr. Curry departed Thursday for Rockledge Florida for a several week stay. Miss Essie Biffington entertained two tables of cards at home in West Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faul Doyle
C. C. Gifford
New York
Edward Durant
Atlanta
Lindsey Johnson
Robert McGhee
Ralph Meghee
Dawson Springs
Curry
Rockledge
Fla
Essie Biffington
Rome
Newnan Civic League hosts club gathering in May meeting
Newnan residents attended social and literary sessions this week. Mrs. Hewlete Hall hosted the Civic League with Mrs. Trox Bankston of West Point visiting. Mrs. T E Atkinson led the Heading circle program. Several members hosted and attended luncheons and bridge gatherings with guests from Atlanta and nearby towns. Multiple tours, visits, and weekend trips to Atlanta and Shorter were noted among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewlete Hall
Newnan Civic League
Newnan
Trox Bankston
West Point
Mra. Hall
Norman Sharp
Atlanta
W. B. Pringle
Garlan Jones
Ossian Gorman
Louise Atkinson
A. N. Norris
Norman Sharpe
M. E. Powell
Powell
Anna Hil
Cordete
Misa Martha Green
Georgia Atkinson
Henrietta Stricklan
Shorter
H. M. Lowe
Milas Dorothy Burpee
Palm Beach
Alton Addy
Lula Barry
Henry Bailey
Panama
Roger Bryant
Sonora
Messrs
Bulle Reese
Albery Brooka
Union City
Fairburn
Lynda Simrs
Raymond White
Vander Hindon
Grantville
Jana
Georgia Social Page Note on Cedartown Visit
Miss Fay Wright returned to Atlanta after visiting Miss Gladys Russell. The Auction club was hosted Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. BE KB Russell, who was assisted by other guests in entertaining them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedartown
Fay Wright
Atlanta
Gladys Russell
Auction Club
BE. KB. Russell
Halcyon club event features elegant hosting and prizes
Misses Kate and Elizabeth Roos hosted a Halcyon club gathering Wednesday evening with a beautifully fern decorated house. Auction prizes, a basket and a brass smoking act, went to Mrs. W. K. Holmes and Mr. S. P. Holloway. Miss Almira Parker returned from a month with Miss Mary Griggs in Meridian, while Ming Belle Van de Vander from At-...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Elizabeth Roos
H. M. Hall
Halcyon Club
Ferns
Joaquils
Vlalets
W. K. Holmes
8. P. Holloway
Almira Parker
Mary Griggs
Meridian
Ming Belle van de Vander
Local society notes misspelled guest appearances
Fragmentary social column mentions Mrs J and Mrs B hosting guests. Laurie Pedbatt returns from a visit to Lawrenceville and was a guest of Mrs. Agbn KE Ball in North Olastead. Details are garbled and names partially unreadable in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera Sante Thoreday
J. We
B. “Russell
Slater
Ball
North Olastead
Mises
Laurie Pedbatt
Lawrenceville
Toccoa Notes on Local Visits and Recoveries
Mrs N M Taylor, listed as 111, is improving. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Palmer Simpson, the Ramsays in Atlanta, Miss Flora Conog with her sister Miss Tulia Conog, and Rev John Simpson from Greensboro. Marjorie Dance of Agnes Scott joined by Bessie McCowan visited. other arrivals include Mrs Adame of Deerctort en route to New Orleans. Claude Ramsey of the University is among local mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Taylor
Palmer Simpson
Misa Flora Conog
Lavonia
Tulia Conog
W. J. Ramsay
Lyda
L. B. Ramsay
Atlanta
Ruther Henderson
Turner
Misa Marjorie Dance
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Mise
Bessie McCowan
Adame
Deercourt
Toccoa
New Orleans
John Simpson
Greensboro
Local couples wed in Carrshes ceremony
Miss Hila May Perry, guest of Mr and Mrs BE Harris, returns to Gainesville with Missfirma Lee Harris. Miss Cora Friar and Mr Charles F Kealer surprised friends by marrying at Rev Robert Davis’s residence in Carrshes on Monday February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msey
Dr Hastings lectures at Michigan Normal School visit
A visitor to G N and I College, Dr Hastings from the Normal School of Physical Education of Michigan, gave a Friday evening lecture to the entire student body with lantern slides, and several shorter talks through the day. Meanwhile domestic science seniors group for a practicum dinner plan with meals priced at 50 and 75 cents per plate, while eight to ten incubators and brooders keep Miss Lamb and the seniors busy. The piece notes Olivia Greer Ada Sharpe Dorcas Greer and Mr Walker Preston among those mentioned in Monticello Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Normal School of Physical Education of
Michigan
Miss Lamb
Ready Your Home Garden for Spring Time
Prepare now for spring garden work by selecting quality seeds and planning ahead. Choosing a reliable seedsman is crucial to avoid poor seed quality and potential failure, ensuring fresh vegetables direct from garden to table and maximizing money savings.
Hastings 1913 Seed Catalogue Promises Garden Help
Hastings announces its 1913 seed catalogue a 96 page full color volume with vegetable flower and grass sections plus cultural directions. Order by mail or phone if you cannot visit, Hastings claims 24 years of seed experience 250000 satisfied customers and leading seed quality in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Free Seed Packets Offer Adds Color to Atlanta Homes
Hastings offers free seed packets with every seed purchase of 50 cents or more, promoting flower planting in the South. The eight included varieties include Dwarf Mixed Nasturtiums Phlox mixed Poppies Pinks and Chrysanthemum-flowered Sunflower, highlighted in the 1913 catalogue to bolster a City Beautiful goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Hastings
Atlanta
Social notes from the town visit relatives and guests
11 Mir Manshel visited relatives here this week. Miss Katie Kell and Miss Htta Mo Tigon spent Tuesday in Maron. Mrs. Gxffoerd Hitchings and son Yen nille are guests of Mrs A Florence. Miss Lizzie Gray Jordaniain At lanta. Mrs. Joe Turner and young daughter of Eatonton are guests of Mrs Mr Hutchinson. Misses Mamie Newton and Annette Kelly leave tomorrow for Atlanta. Misa Lucy Benton, a student of Wier iegan, was the guest Sunday of G D Jordan. Mrs Hattie Hecht has returned to Birmingham Alabama. Mrs James Davis entertained the Neighborhood Sewing circle Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Manshel
Katie Kell
Htta Mo Tigon
Maron
Gxffoerd Hitchings
Yennille
G&d
Jordan
Hattie Hecht
Birmingham
Ala
James Davis
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John Hunston
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