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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1909

Page

26

Local social notes from Montezuma and surrounding areas

Mrs Walter Houser returns to Macon after visiting Mrs Jack Smith. Mrs Dora Frederick of Marshallville visits Mrs J B Hays. Miss Bessie Mitchell of Griffin stays with her sister Mrs Mire. James M Harrison and Mrs Eugene Boswell visit Marshallville, others tour Macon. Mrs E B Hamilton and Mrs W Le McKenzie visit Macon. Mattie Hays hosts Cassia Bush of Pelham. Mr and Mrs Frank Holt spend week at Cordele. Evelyn Rutherford visits Americas this week. George Elmore visits Macon.

Walter Houser Macon Jack Smith Dora Frederick Marshallville J. BE. Hays Bessie Mitchell Griffin Mire James M. Harrison Eugene Boswell T. M. Underwood E. B Hamilton W. le McKenzie Cassia Bush Pelham Mattie Hays Rootozon J. E Hays Mattie Hays Robinson Cayta Bush Americas T H McKenzie J. E Bradford Misa Irene Meadows Thomasville J. M Meadows Frank Holt Cordele Misa Evelyn Rutherford Caverns Gaye American George Elmore

Miss Eney Griffith Weds C Maron Adams in Columbus

In Columbus on March 7 at the Rose Hill Methodist church Rev W D MacGregor officiated the marriage of Miss Eney Griffith and Mr C Maron Adams. The ceremony was small with relatives and close friends present. The couple then departed for a wedding journey to Florida, settling plans that had shifted from June.

Columbus Eney Griffith C Maron Adams W. D. MacGregor Rose Hill Methodist Church Florida Gena Collins Opetika M. J Blackmon Bernice McColloch McColloch Ala

Luncheon and visiting guests herald social week in Tuscaloosa

In Tuscaloosa Alabama Miss Mary Kirby McAlpine hosted a de gracieux luncheon at her Queen City avenue home in honor of Miss Maggie Dubose of Gadsden. The Blackfriars club banquet followed at Dr and Mrs F D Logey’s home. Guests included Mrs Ellen Peter-Bryce from Mobile and Mrs Lyman Means from Ohio visiting relatives in the city.

Mary Kirby McAlpine Queen City Avenue Maggie Dubose Gadsden Blackfriars University Dramatic Club F. D. Logey Mire EW. Furth Gaillard Hamilton Mobile Ellen Peter-Bryce Mra Lyman Means Wapokoneth Ohio Edgar B. Key Peter Shiras Ottwa Kan Mra Aleton ¥Itta Julia Tutwiler Alabama Normal College Livingston Garrett P. Stewart Memphis F. Wmeeds Tuona Mollie Altman Firmingham I. Green J. E Steven Montgomery Muntgarr Dallas Texas 8. V."m. Carson Lela Tutt Sumpter, Ale W. J. Caldwell

Forsyth Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Forsyth residents hosted a sequence of visits and gatherings. Miss Augusta Center entertained at Oridge. Hattie Bloodworth gave a bowling party for Miss Roberto and Miss Montford. The Mystic Circle met at Mrs. Robert McCowen’s home as Mira Daisy Cater hosted the Sewing Club. Visitors included Mrs. W. Myrick of Milledgeville, Mrs. A. V. Toole of Macon, and many others from Acworth Atlanta Bonaire Kentucky Tarbotton Arkansas St. Louis Thomasville LaGrange and surrounding areas.

Augusta Center Miss Center Oridge Hattie Bloodworth Roberto Montford Mystic Circle Robert McCowen Mira Daisy Cater iSewing Club Rudisitl Ben Holmes LaGrange Forsyth R. P. Brooks Macon

Smithville Socials Spotlight Local Visit Trends

Smithville residents report visits across Georgia with Misa Joe memmuner of orca Vina returning from Atlants relatives and a congenial social at the Livingston home. Notable matrons from Leesburg visit Mrs WF McAfee as Mrs Goodman hosts a refined dinner for local news.

Misa Joe Memmuner Orca Vina Emmett McAfee JG. Pruett Joe and Garnett Hve Atlants Rev TR. McMicheel JT. Ratia Mra Howell Meatee Livingston James Salter Julian Price Julian Forrester Leesburg WF. McAfee RF Goodrman Toma

Social notes from Rome Georgia entertainments

Tuesday bridge honors Mrs F Orr of Newnan hosted by Mrs Mary P Nixon. Lina May hosted 3x4 A Club. Mrs John Ledbetter entertained with Mrs Bowling. New Century Club met at home. Novelty Club hosted by Mrs Luke McDonald. Informal bridge by Mrs Ab Dean. Mid week skating dance for younger set. Concert by Elise Graziani and Ide Nevin Patton enjoyed Monday. Mrs Lindsay Johnson attended Georgia Federation executive meeting in Atlanta, returned Thursday. Mr and Mrs J L Bass returned from east trip Wednesday. Mrs Charles Jarrell called to Ardmore for ill father. Miss Marion Vandyke home from Tennessee. Mrs H P Melkeborn visiting Chattanooga. Mrs James Colgar of Allen's Creek visited Misses Shropshire. Mrs Ned York visiting Birmingham with mother. Dr W W Mangum and family moved from Mexico City to Rome. Miss Bess Hightoa visiting Lynchburg then Durham and Wilson NC. Mrs George Trainey in Birmingham with sister Mrs O'Neill. Mrs Sidney Appleton in New York. Mrs W King back from Birmingham and Ision. Mrs Mattle B Hurbley returned from US D. CG AUarta conference. Mrs Homme of Illinois visiting sister Mrs Utter and Mrs D W Simmons. Mrs Sam Powers entertained friends Wednesday at informal dinner. tulips centerpiece. five-course meal. Miss Marion Black visiting Cedartown. Miss Bessie Moore visiting Birmingham with Sara and Johnnie Foster.

Frank Merriam Bridge F. Orr Newnan Mary P. Nixon Lina May John Ledbetter Haa Ag Bowling Wil Wright New Century Club Luke McDonald Ab Dean Mesdames Elise Graziani Ide Nevin Patton Wek Lindsay Johnson Atlanta Georgia Federation of Womens Club J. L. Bass Charles Jarrell Omford Marlon Vandyke Tennessee H. PB. Melkeborn Chattanooga James Colgar Allen’s Creek Tenn Shropshire Ned York Birmingham H A. Smith W. W Mangum Tome Mexico City Misa Bess Hightoa Lynchburg Durham Wilson N.C George Trainey O'Neill Sidney Appleton New York WI King Ision Moss Mattle Hurbley Homme Tllinois Utter D W Simmons Sam Powers Marion Black Cedartown Bessie Mooora Sara Johnnie Foster Ala

Local Guests and Social Events Reported in Lawrenceville

Mrs Lou Camp of Winder is visiting friends and relatives in the area. Ida and Pearl Mitchell will visit friends in Winder this week. Minnie May Powell of Agnes Scott spent the week end at home. Lalu Bowden of Winder assisted Mrs C A Barn Sunday. Samme D Pittard of Lilburn visits Miss Magele Brown. Lena Sweeney of Buford stays with the Misses Wallace. Judge C H Brand and daughter of Athens are guests of relatives. Mrs M G Ewing of Sumter has been in the city visiting relatives. Mrs L M Brand hosted the Sunbeam Society of the Baptist church Saturday afternoon. Nina Ware hosted a sixth grade party. Ladies Missionary Society met with Mrs W T McGee Monday afternoon.

Lou Camp Winder Ida Pearl Mitchell Minnie May Powell Agnes Scott Lalu Bowden C. A. Barn Samme D. Pittard Lilburn Magele Brown Lena Sweeney Buford Wallace C. H. Brand Athens M. G. Ewing Sumter L. M. Brand Sunbeam Society of the Baptist Church Misa Nina Ware Ladies' Missionary Society of the Baptist Church W. T. McGee

Domino Party Honors Miss Opal Hilder in Greenville

Miss Kate Tigner hosted a Monday evening domino party in Greenville Georgia in honor of Miss Opal Hilder of Macon, guest of Mrs. P W Fitts. The Sewing Club enjoyed several parties this week including ones for Mrs. Fitts and Mrs. H W Hm Jr. Miss Winone Bell returned to Locust Grave. Mrs. James Render and Sara Render came back from Atlanta. Mrs. J O McGehee and Mrs I HL Relee are in Atlanta. Miss Opal Elder departed Friday after visiting her aunt Mrs P W Fitts.

Kate Tigner Opal Hilder Macon P. W. Fitts Sewing Club P. W. "Fitts H.W. Hmm Jr Winone “Bell James 3. Render Sara Render Atlanta J. O. McGehee I. HL Relee Misa Opal Elder

Transylvanian Club opens library reception in Sandersville

In Sandersville Georgia the Transylvanian Club, forming a library, held an open reception on Thursday from 3 to 6 o'clock in the library building. Mrs W H Smith hosted the Twentieth Century Club Friday afternoon with Edgar Allan Poe as the study focus. Annis Cooley gave a Saturday birthday party with twenty girl friends and elders present. MS Pinner of Chattanooga visited relatives Jude and JA, Taliaferro. Ailie Holt of Wesleyan and Annie Duggan of Cox College visit parents Mrs Fannie Gallaher and Tampa trip noted.

Transylvanian Club Lirary W. H. Smith Twentieth Century Club Edgar Allan Por Annis Cooley el Dirs MS. Pinner Chattanooga Jude Ja. PR Taliaferro Mise Ailie Helle Holt Wesleyan Mise Annie Nora Duggan Cox College Fannie Gallaher Tampa Fla

Local social notes from Leesburg and area

Leesburg and nearby towns host a string of visitors. The Misses Harris of Philema and Mrs Anna Mima on Broad Street greet guests, while Mrs Goode Price and her young son travel to Albany. Miga Lucibel Bunkley is announced for a visit as Florence Upson, a charming Thomasville native, plans to visit Mrs Julian Forrester on Starkerville Street. Mr and Mrs FE Simmons of Chokke call on relatives in town, and the Crowell couple visit FE B See’s family in Alabama. Carl McDonald and his mother Mrs Rust McDonald visit relatives in the city.

Harris Philema Anna Mima Broad Street Mra Goode Price Little Son W. T Lockett Albany Miga Lucibel Bunkley Florence Upson Thomasville Julian Forrester Starkervijle Street FE. G Simmons Chokke City FE. B P. Crowell Alabama Carl McDonald Rust McDonald

Lexington Visitors and Brenau College Guests

Lexing ton GA residents hosted visitors from Monroe Marietta Greensboro and Sandy Cross this week. Several Brenau College students Olive O Daniel of Jeffersonville and Fradie Bermann of Elberton were guests of Miss Serena Crawford for a few days.

Mies L. E. Cunningham P. W. Davis Elberton Olive O'Daniel Jeffersonville Fradie Bermann Serena Crawford Brenau College

Dizle Garden Handbook Offers Southern Yard Tips

Attractive garden guide promises fragrant roses and flowers for southern yards. Free for asking from Chattanooga Nurseries, Mission Ridge, Chattanooga, Tenn. Learn what to plant and how to grow a lush display this year.

Iit Chattanooga Mission Ridge Chattancegs Tena

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