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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1912

Page

44

Mercer Glee Club Delights Lagrange Audience At Courthouse

Mercer Glee Club performed to about five hundred in the courthouse with piano by Mr Bailey. The program featured strong singing and quartets while Hamlet scenes impressed. Local women hosted a Friday program with works by Ambroise Thomas Gounod Masse Bizet Andron. Visitors from Atlanta Birmingham and Cedar Rapids joined locals for gatherings and dances.

Hale A. H. Thompson Hill Street Woman's Club Frank Harwell Broad Street Ambroise Thomas Charles Gounod Victor Masse George Bizet Jules Andron Mesdamey Thompson Hil Parsons Bruce Coleman Busch SSA AE eat _Mias Eaith Dunson Atlanta J. E.dunsons CC. C. Cary-Jonesa Birmingham Als Mercer Gles Elks

Musicales and social gatherings in Eatonton and vicinity

In Eatonton Georgia a musicale hosted by Mrs Joseph S Turner Sr at Steepy Hollow drew music lovers including Mrs Hal Riviere of Atlanta. The evening featured instrumental vocal and violin pieces, followed by refreshments. Many local visits and social events are noted including gatherings by the Philatheas of the First Baptist church and the Smart Set hosted by Miss Stella Wice, with guests visiting from Macon Atlanta Forsyth and Monticello.

Joseph S. Turner Steepy Hollow Turners Hal Riviere Atlanta Misa Lucy Turner Branham Fred Hatcher Harlem Jeff T. Ingram Ae Legare Frank Bullard Bedien Misa Anna Lou Nisbet Kirkwood Percy Hzeli Macon James C. Ingram Milledgeville Walter B. Wingfeld Mr. Ingfield Georgia Eatonton Philatheas First Baptist Church Annie Paschal Washington Street Cecil Ingram Maggie Lambdin Decatur Iola Hodges Savannah Sybil Wicher Forsyth George Johnson Iss Stella Wice Jefferson Street Avery Pierce Jackson Athena Perry Maddox Monticello Roland Walter Dennig ‘Station Dewitt Denmark Quitman

Lawrenceville Gleanings of Local Socials and Visits

Lawrenceville notes list frequent visits and hosting among residents. Miss Clyde Britt of Loganville visits J. H. Britt family. Mrs. J. M. Harris hosts Presbyterian missionary society. several families travel to Atlanta Macon and Waycross. Mrs. J. L. Cooper and child visit relatives in Macon. Mrs. W. L. Burichselie returns from Waycross. social teas, dinners and club meetings feature Judge R. T. Daniel, Colonel Dan M. Byrd, and Mrs. Clarence R. Ware with the 42 Club. Misses Moore, Walters, Kimsey, and others attend events and hostesses plan garden home gatherings.

Uc Awrenceville J. J. McDaniel Libare Atlanta Hattie Roberts L. R. Martin Clyde Britt Loganville J. H. Britt Jdhn Williams Ada Rey Camp Sam Hinton Dacula A. L. Sammon Joe Holbrook J. H. Shackelford A. 8. Cox Monroe O. A. Nix P. M. Christian Robert Craig Joe P. Byrd Ida Mitchell Minnie Peeples mManhher W. M. Sasser Robert T. Daniel Griffin Annie “Hope Moore Jessie Walters Spe Friands Dan M. Byrd Tuesaday R. T. Daniel Golden Knight Clarence R. Ware 42 Club Ware William Parks Martin City School Martin Mary Lena Martin Jennie McKilroy Vella Kimsey Annie Hope Moore Sara Bird Indy Harrison Ada Way Camp Willie Ritt

Marietta Social News Tells Of Visits And Reunions

Miss Frances Harris of Macon visits Mrs Ralph Northcutt. Miss Janie Jones of Atlanta visits Miss Susie Buttolph. many social calls and entertaining at Martha Berry tavern with Mrs A Y Cortelyot and others. Judge J W Almand and Mrs Almand visit Potts. Ava Welsh returns from Florida and Waycross. Tom Read family in Kerrville Texas. Timily Griffin hosts Marietta High faculty and seniors.

Frances “Harris Macon Ralph Northcutt Janie Jones Atlanta Susie Buttolph Lottie Lou Murray Rosa Whlingham Wellborn Reynolds T. A. Gramling Florida H. A. Barnes Newt Heggle Joe Legg Valdosta Harry Miles Plainfield Ind George Newell A. Y. Cortelyot J. Colton Lynes Atlantis Susie Uttolph John PD. Northcutt Ava Welsh George Moor Waycross Jim Brumby Edgar Nicholla Sarah Millers Pearl River Horace Field Shippen Wilijay Martha Berry Tavern

Roswell Social Roundup Heres Neighborly Visits

Miss Annie Reed of Walhalla and Miss Lieze Stribling of Pandleton D C return home after a brief visit to Miss Nee Stribling. Hattie Tucker hosts cards at Mrs BR Power's residence. Marion Penland returns from Cox College due to her father's illness. Mrs Hugh Walton of Atlanta visits sister Mrs J M Penland. Maurice Wing and Ralph Kirk guests of local relatives after trips. Motz family visits Atlanta, Neel Stribling also seen in town.

Atlanta J. M. Pen-land Maurice Wing Gainesville George W. .Wing Ralph Kirk Marietta Aubrey Motz Aubrey Motz, Jr Misa Neel Stribling

Vannah hospital and local notices from Eatonton

Fragmented local notices: Dr Nisbet left Eaton ton for a short visit to Savannah where he fell ill. Fannie Scott Leveratte retires from a via o relat Mochen. Menticel by Mrs Annie Lou Slaughter and Rufus returned from weeks in Florida. Percy Roser occupied apartments and Mrs Mary Little Wheeler of East man visited relatives in Eatonton. Robert A Reid bought a five passenger Ford touring car this week. Mrs Hodeda of Athens hosted Mrs P i

Vannah Hospital Nisbet Eatonton Ames B. Mioyd Savannah Fannie Scott Leveratte Morton Magnolia Mary Little Wheeler Eastman Robert A. Reid UO Ityete Hodeda Athena ‘Hter Mra

West Point social notes list visits and guests

West Point society items recount Miss Edith Branson’s Athens return after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lanier, plus numerous guests including Miss Vollie Askew and Miss Mary Head. The piece notes trips to Yazoo City, Balton, Jacksonville and Montgomery, and mentions entertainments for Mrs Alfred Zachry and the Saturday Afternoon Club with floral decor and small prizes.

West Point Edith Branson Athens EF. Lanier A. W. Askew Alexander City Vollie Askew Vollie George H. Winston George Hendree Yazoo Misa Opelika Ales Johnson Atlanta Bk. Lanters Fairgee Washington Steve Eliot Hrwin Jacksonville Florida Louise Hare Montgomery Ala Misa Euphra Dunn Pine Bluff Ark Albert Dunn Acsalad

Athens Social Fall Season Opens With Several Entertainments

Mrs. James White hosted a large reception in Athens in honor of Mrs. William F. Bradshaw of Paducah and Mrs. Hugh White a bride of the year. Guests included Miss Lil Hodgson and Miss Susan Frances White as a receiving line. The Ben Hill home was decorated with southern syntax blooms and daffodils. Dr. Homer Black and Dr. Remsen planned a Georgia visit with lectures and university ceremonies to follow. Several other social events followed, including gatherings hosted by Mrs. F. A. Merrill and Mrs. Rudolph Brandt in honor of guests and friends around town.

Athens James White William F. Bradshaw Paducesh Hugh White M. Snelling George PD. Thomas T. P. Stanley A’lama Steele Lou Morton Margaretta Graham Susan Scudder Margaret Morton Katherine Morton Homer Black Atlanta Dr. Black Sarah Hunnicutt Florida F. Johnson Waco Texas O. H. Fohnson W. J. Peeples Brand Ana Hugh Prine Hinton Gainesville Cc. Sanders Hareta Uwuten High Sheats R. B. Dixon John J. Wilkins Greenville 8. C Rudolph Brandt John ©. Koch

Local Guests and Visits Mark Week in Jefferson Georgia

Jefferson residents hosted and visited friends from Gainesville Commerce and Manila. Mrs Wim bish of Manila attended tea hosted by Miss Mamie Pendergrass in honor of her visit. Mrs John N Gieder spent part of the week in Atlanta. Miss Alva Appleby stayed with her daughter in Commerce. Mrs Wil McElhanon from Athens attended the funeral of Tom McMahon.

Jefferson Luther Roberts Gainesville J. N. Hardy Mainie Pendergrass Wimbish Manila Leta Montgomery Commerce Ene Wil McElhanon Athena Tom M Ihannon J. BE. McWihanon Myrtle Craig Galnecaville Alma Niblack Aire John N. Gieder Atlanta Menloe Mamie Pender Alva Appleby Giedt Algter Mies Meda Appleby Merce Gainoaville Suedt Will Henry

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