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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1912
Page
48
Miss Watt of Waycross and Mr James A Mallette lead a lively sequence of tea events in Thomasville, with yellow jonquils brightening rooms and guests from Atlanta Chicago and beyond. Notables include Mrs Haneell Watt and Mr Leopold Fisher hosting wears, as marriage plans for Miss Susie Watt and Mr James A Mallette draw local attention.
Mrs Pah Sikiliie returns home after visiting relatives in Birmingham Alabama. Miss Estelle Andrew visits Mrs Emory Kinney in Macon. Mr and Mrs J H Davis return from White Springs Florida to Lakeside. Miss Amanda Smith of Dawson visits her niece Mrs P H Skeltie. Mrs Emma Roquemore and Miss Ethel Woodward return from Atlanta. Mrs F M King returns from Lakeside visit with her brother J H B Davis. Mr and Mrs Leroy K E Boughton back from Florida trip. Rudolph Schilling hosts father and father in law A B Schilling on Evergreen for his seventy fifth birthday.
Social Circle Georgia notes highlight multiple visits and guests from Decatur to Jersey and Athens. Mrs. George Spearman hosts two 42 tables for Miss Ethel Cassin while Mrs. Presley Stanton entertains a small group. Mrs. Lipscomb Newton hosts a party for the Blasingame sisters and Mrs Bonner guests of Mrs E L Newton with a bridge and guess contest.
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Valdosta society items record Mrs Willfred Lane hosting the Once a Week Club with five tables of progressive bridge and a luncheon on Gordon Street. Art Needle Workers met on Toombs Street with Mrs J L Harris, salad course served, and helpers listed. Wymodene Club gathered at Mrs W A Burdette on Troup Street with papers on Boers and the Boer War, music by violinist R A Harris and singer Almarine Lane. A grand mast ine ball at Videttes Armory featured about forty dancers in varied costumes to honor Miss Mildred Woodbury of Burlington, Va. Bridges, visits from Savannah and Atlanta residents, and travel notes from Orlando, St Augustine, Winston-Salem, and Daytona are included along with several returns home and a wedding party arrival.
Miss Louelle Mobley hosted the Athenaeum Club Saturday afternoon with current events and a history lesson. A luncheon followed the program as members and guests circulated. Several locals, including Miss Myrtis Wayne, Misses Ora Lee Camp, Pauline Camp, and others, were noted visiting relatives and returning from trips to Athens, Atlanta, and Decatur.
Madison social notes report visits and returns among residents. Mrs A B Mobley and others travel to see family. a 42 luncheon is hosted by Mesdames T H Lawrence and Mary Benson for thirty five guests. Multiple guests visit Covington Columbus Cedartown Atlanta and Monroe areas with relatives and friends.
Miss Margaret von Windinger has returned home after a visit in Winston-Salem. Miss Ida Hawkins from Baltimore and Miss Apnle McLaughlin from Patterson are visiting near Mount Airy. Miss Mary McConnell from Atlanta returns home after a weekend with her sister Mrs Judson McConnell. The Home Missionary Society met at Mrs W A McConnell’s home. Mrs C Gresham, wintering in South Carolina, will be at the Monterey soon. Mrs E L Sisk and children return from time with relatives in Toccos. Mrs M C Wilcox is resting at the local residence. Mrs George Kean of Vicksburg will open her summer residence here next week.
Miss Annie Strain wed Will Gamble at the bride’s home with Rev. J C Hardin officiating. A brief reception followed as Chattooga County’s Mr. Gamble is noted as a prominent local. Mrs. John W. Bryant hosted a small gathering in Annie Strain’s honor with a salad course. Nearby residents and relatives were guests at various social events in Summerville and surrounding areas.
Oglethorpe chapter DAR met with Mrs. W. H. Tucker. Mrs. C. R. Medley hosted an electric theater party for Miss Merritt, guest of Miss McElroy. Mrs. Will Crawford entertained the Girls Sewing Club for Miss Merritt, and also attended a day party hosted by Mrs. Thomasyshicoks. Numerous local residents, travels, and visits are noted, with guests from Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, and Hamilton visiting Columbus society circles. Dr. W. L. Bullard’s thirteenth birthday anniversary celebrated by friends, due to February 29 timing, in special fashion.
Mrs SC Daniel hosted a bid domino party at her Broad street home in Eufaula honoring Mrs Lloyd Guice of Birmingham. Ferns Narcissus and buttercups decorated the parlors. Miss Lulu Walker poured punch. Guests included Mrs B L Guice Miss Katie Bray Miss Ethel Bray and several Mesdames.
The Pierian Club met Thursday at a Randolph street home. Daughters of the American Revolution Lewis chapter plans a Wednesday meeting with Miss Marie Moye visiting from Cuthbert. Socials included a Friday domino party for Miss Willia May Bell in honor of her, a Friday lodge dance led by Phil Allen Sapp and Miss Moreliff, and a bridge domino party at Mrs. Clifford A. Locke’s home. Barbour County UDC met Friday to discuss Father Bryan of the South.
Mrs J Brown hosted the Smart Set Club Tuesday morning with 500 games and refreshments. Attendees included Sara Baker Bessie David Ella Berry Grace Vandeman J A Brown D F Fuller Zell Rozier and Hattie Archer. Ella Berry hosted Kill Kare Klub Friday after noon. Daughters of the Confederacy enjoyed a Thursday program with Neppie Hunt presiding and B B Wiley elected treasurer. The 600 Club gathered with Bessie Powell on Lower Broad Street Thursday afternoon. Grace Vanderman hosted a small party Thursday evening.
Miss Lilie Burroughs visits in Tallahassee after hosting in Apalachicola while Mrs H L Watterson visits Savannah. Mrs W C Peeples and Miss Bailey head to Louisville. Mrs BE Hyer guests in Atlanta. Mrs Hoyt W Gale and sons visit Mrs Mattie K in Columbus. Mrs Holman Rawls returns to Durham after visiting Mrs H McCullough. Mrs Albert Smith and children join Mr Smith in Atlanta. Mrs G E Bonnell and Mrs M Moore return from Waycross. Miss Maude Filliett returns from a trip as do other area residents visiting Atlanta and Macon.
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