Macon Society Notes and Coming Social Events
In Macon Georgia on March 8 a Lent club formed with Miss Adele Kershaw and others hosting forthcoming events. Highlights include Miss Rossiter Collins debut after Easter, dances and receptions in April and April 24 for Miss Ida Willingham, and numerous visits by society members to Savannah, Atlanta, and Nashville. Several residents plan travel for Confederate reunion events in Dallas and California, while local figures attend funerals and host gatherings.
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de Jy Scon
Merrill Callaway
Adele Kershaw
Miss Kershaw
Etheridge
Martha Johnston
Nell Collins
Margaret Callaway
Carolie English
Jutia Huguenin
Lila Cabaniss
Louise Hargiehurst
Maybeth Taylor
Helen Shaw
Josephine Shaw
Rossiter Collins
Appleton Collns
William H. Felton
Felton
George
Merrill Callawey
Scott
Indian Territory
Edith Sewell
Miss Sewell
Louise Rogers
Florida
Florence Cohen
Helle
Sandersville
Morris Happ
Hampton Ferri
Savannah
Macon
Ferrill
Julia Smith
Vineville
Lillie Cornet
Annie Louise Shaw
John C. Holmes
Vienna
Cullen Battle
Charleston
Mansfield
Chattanooga
Payne
L. F. Stallings
Cuthbert
Matthew Winston Fulcher
Nashville, Tenn
John B. Cobb
W. W. Carnes
Tampa
Fla
E. S. Payne
Ralph Small
James Kimbrough
Experiment
Griffin
Hernie Lou Hickes
Danville
Ernie Cabaniss
Harriet Cope Mills
Henry Lee Barfield
J. C. F. Clarke
Maron
Marshall J. Hatcher
Clarke
Philippines
Manila
Young Ladies’ Auxiliary
Free Kindergarten Association
Annie Bannon
Ausillary
Walter Douglas Lamar
Joseph W. Cabaniss
New York
Z. W. Cabaniss
Columbia Medical College
Belevue
St. Vincent
Willard-Parker Hospital
Cabaniss
Colorado
Texas
Percy Hr. Gambrell
Sidney Reid Wiley
Gambrell
Dallas
Percy Gambrell
Calfornia
Thomas
United States Army
San Francisco
Key Greer
Monticello
Augusta Social Life Noted With Many Guests in City Events
A March social roundup from Augusta highlights Mrs Porter Flem ing hosting a card party on lower Greene street with Mrs Lamar Fleming of New York and Mrs Sallie Selbies of Columbia as guests of honor. Numerous teas luncheons and dances follow, with society figures including Mrs Carrington Mrs Whittemire and Miss Annie Schweigert among attendees. The piece also notes nuptial plans for Miss Sarah Hunter and Louis Dugas Cole and a dove hunt hosted by Major R C Neely, along with various visits and city visitors throughout the period.
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Agusta
Porter Flemy Ing
Lower Greene Street
Lamar Fleming
New York
Sallie Selbles
Columbia
Carrington
Whittemire
Eugene Verdery
William H. Harrison
James F. Vierdery
Boykin Wright
Henry Cummiig
Henry Cumming
Patrick Walsh
Cecil
Augusta
Chautauqua Circle
Joseph R. Lamar
Gertrude Crane
Philadelphia
Harrydale Hallmark
Grier
Lower Broadway
James B. Walker
The
Art League
James Barrett
Woodlawn
Charlies Montgomery
N. A. Teague
North Augusta_heights
Lacia Rice
Atlanta
John Merton Malone
Lucy Evang
Georgia
Alabama
Sarah Hunter
Louis Dugas Cole
Arthur Tiunter
Tifton
Arthur Hunter
Smilax
C. Co. Dilworth
S. C. Hunter
Stephens
Charles D. Carr
Cole
Dugas
D'Antignac
Warren
Ala
R. C. Neely
Warnesboro
Cross Country Riding Club
Bon Air Golf Links
Chester Clark
J. A. A. W. Clark
Herbert Clark
Sturman Pollard
Arkansas
Bailie
Willam Smythe
LeRoy Hankinson
Austeta
Sallie Selbies
Porter Fleming
Joseph Lamar
Clara Bartsdale
Florida
Roosevelt Tillman clash on strenuous life doctrine in politics
In a Springfield Republican excerpt, Tillman mocks Roosevelt's philosophy of the strenuous life amid a White House dinner invitation dispute. Roosevelt cites Benton on dangers of non-resistance, arguing both sides show how virtue or folly shapes national character and critiques pacifist and duel‑memand tendencies.
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Roosevelt
Tillman
Springfield Republican
Mr. Tillman
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Benton
Latham Announces Candidacy for Fulton County Representative
Attorney Edgar Latham of Atlanta declares for Fulton county in the next general assembly, seeking primary support on April 10. He urges state aid for the military, argues Fulton pays a large share of taxes and deserves greater influence, pledges to uphold Democratic principles and back needed laws while opposing doubtful ones.
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Fulton County
Edgar Latham
Atlanta
Latham
Fulton
Aprilia
Democratic Party
Ogar Latham
Campaign Opens Up in Pike County Georgia
Campaign opens for Pike county offices as state primary looms. A. A. Murphey, a noted prohibitionist, enters the race for the house with a past in Atlanta campaigns and later Democratic affiliation. Charlie Gwin of Zebulon also seeks the legislature, joining Captain Madden, E. M. Owens, and G. D. Dominick as candidates. Incumbents appear likely to be renominated.
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Barnesville
A. A. Murphey
Murphey
Atlanta
People's’ Party
C. L. Bartlett
Congress
Pike County
Charlie Gwin
Zebulon
Guinn
Delk
Captain Madden
Concord
E. M. Owens
Hollonville
G. D. Dominick
Ebulon
Moore and Sons Leading Opticians Open in Prudential Building
MO L MOORE and SONS advertise as mass producers of eye sinew work beyond competition, with each employee a specialist in its line. Located at 42 N. Pread street in the Prudential building. Successors to Sel tam and Moore.
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MO. L. Moore & Sons
N. Pread Street
Prudential Building
Seltam & Moore
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