Savannah Social News Highlights Various Local Gatherings
A Savannah social diary notes a reception for naturalist John Burroughs at the Huntingdon Club with crowded rooms, and lists guests led by president Mrs. H. M. Stoddard. It covers club teas, luncheons, bridge and 500 parties, and mentions upcoming marriages, visits, and dances among Savannah society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
John Burroughs
Huntingdon Club
Burroughs
H. M. Stoddard
H. B. Skeel
Frank B. Screven
Charles Ellis
Backus
Rudolph Jacobson
J. J. Gaudry
Miss Gibson
Miss Palmer
Harry C. Austin
Stoddard
George Mills
Mary McAlpin
Charles Elis
H. B. Richmond
James Munnerlyn
Fierre Holst
Jacksonville
Fla
Henry D. Weed
Thesmar
Belie Daniel
Craig Barrow
Waynes Cunningham
Julian ‘€Hisholm
J. N. Brand
Pratt Adams
Mary Wayne
Eliza Lamar Hull
Caroline Meilarim
Mills B. Lane
Misa Louette Rabin
Young Women's Aid Society
Savannah Association of Jewish Women
Elity
Dickens
Catherine ‘Putzel
Mvinzg
Wang
Frederic Myers
Edward Howard ‘Griggs
Lillian Russell Warns on Feet and Health
The piece cites Lillian Russell advising that foot care is essential to health and notes sore feet can trigger nervous issues. It promotes Calocide foot soak as a remedy, claiming relief from soreness and foot conditions with a physician or druggist endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Russell
Lilian Russell
Mera
Chicago Tribune
Ron
Gale Fiouse
Quiet Marriages At Local Parsonage In Valdosta
In Valdosta Georgia a quiet Sunday evening ceremony at the Methodist parsonage united Mise Della Wood with Mr M T McIntyre conducted by Dr J H Scruggs before a surprised group of friends. The bride, a bookkeeper, left Monday for Jacksonville and St Augustine with plans for a Florida trip. A second ceremony occurred Tuesday at the same parsonage joining Miss Hiva Davis and Mr Frank O Neal with Dr Scruggs officiating. The couple, not a runaway match, were seen off by amused relatives as plans included attending a theater before travel to further ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Mise Della Wood
M. T. McIntyre
J.H. Scruggs
Jacksonville
St.Augustine
Florida
Thomasville
Hiva Davis
L. Jd. Davis
Pear Street
Frank O'Neal
Methodist
Ora
Kentucky
Nashvills
Inste Mays
Jdesta
Miss Norrie Cooper Hosts Bridge Club in Commerce
Miss Norrie Cooper entertained the Bridge Club Friday morning from 10:30 to 12:30 at her parents home. Attendees included Mrs. Henry Williamson Mrs. J. C. Verner Mrs. J. J. Barber Mrs. H. R. Harber Laker Hopkins of New York Misses Gussie and Mittis Carnon Cliff Daughtry Earl Hardman of Atlanta and several others. Refreshments of salads tea and wafers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrie Cooper
Bridge Club
C. W. Cooper
Henry Williamson
J. C. Verner
J. J. Barber
H. R. Harber
Laker Hopkins
New York
Gussie
Mittis Carnon
Clff Daughtry
Earl Hardman
Atlanta
Lillian Pittman
Estelle Barber
J. T. Holbrooks
Mias Fay Shannon
Athens
T. BE. Key
Adama
Maysville
J. Johnson
Jackson
Jefferson
Society Circus to Feature Four Prominent Girls in Birmingham
Four prominent society girls join two other maidens for the Society Circus girl act at the Birmingham event on March 18. The double sextette includes Miss Florence Coffin Miss Mabel Wheelock Miss Edna Miles Miss Gamaliel Dixon Miss Gladys Ensley Miss Emce McCrossin and Messrs Kennon Bowling Ashby Long Alvin Brown Wilson Searight Robert Malone and Robert David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Circus
Birmingham
Florence Coffin
Mabel Wheelock
Edna Miles
Gamaliel Dixon
Gladys Ensley
Emce McCrossin
Kennon Bowling
Me Ashby Long
Alvin Brown
Wilson Searight
Robert Malone
Robert David
Social teas and trail parties in Waynesboro honor Sparta guest
Mrs A W Carswell hosted a series of informal morning and afternoon trail parties in Waynesboro with Mrs John D Walker of Sparta as guest of honor. Guests included Mrs R N Berrien Mrs H H Chandler Mrs B S Chance and others. Souvenirs a pin tray vase and bonbon dish were exchanged. Additional gatherings featured lunch, decorations of daffodils violets and gold and white themes. News notes also mention visits by Mrs Walker returning home and trips by Miss Fannie Mae Walker and Captain W A Wilkins to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. 5
N. P. Thomas
Walker
Sparta
J. J. Reynolds
Owena Carter
Nashville
Reynolds
R. M. McMaster
John D. Walker
A. W. Carnwell
Fannie Mae Walker
Alabama
Carroll Garrick
Hazel Fraze
Ohio
Florence McElmurray
W. A. Wilkins
New Orleans
Pretty Washington wedding set for April 20
Miss Agnes Smith of Washington and Mr. Carl G. Zirbes of Athens announce their April 20 wedding at the Smith home on Liberty Street with a 6 o clock ceremony and a reception before an Athens trip to Wisconsin. Attending will be Miss Louise Johnson as matron of honor and several Washington and Athens residents as bridesmaids and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, GA
Agnes Smith
Carl G. Zirbes
Athens
Charles R. Smith
Liberty Street
Max Zirbes
Racine
Wis
Raymond R. Smith
Garnett Daniel
Hattie Bounds
Celestia Hardy
West Point
Washington
Mis. Ficklen
Fielding Ficklen
Lawrence Fortson
Atlanta
Emmie Barnett
Birmingham
Ala
Pembroke Pope
Lily Lyndon
Annie Barnett
Samuel Barnett
EB. T. Shubrick
Annie Baker
Laureria Jorden
Elizabeth Cozart
Augusta
Misa Fanniett Cozart
West Palga Beach
How to Cure Rheumatism Prominent Doctor’s Prescription
A brief ad style notice touts a simple home formula claimed to cure rheumatism and back ache. It urges readers to obtain an ounce of a preparation from their druggist, promoting quick relief and suggesting wide success.
Social Gazette Notes In Augusta Week Highlights
Mrs Cozart visiting Augusta with Mrs Samuel F Garlington returns early week. Mrs W M Hill hosted Matrona Club, wintering in Washington and Columbus, Ga, Wood family tributes. Mrs Frank H Colley hosted Matrons Bridge Club. Dyson hosted informal bridge. Barksdale held spend the day. Ginsberg from Atlanta plans Birmingham wedding. Judith Lyndon visiting New Hampshire. Gordon returns from Washington. Camilla Pharr back to Macon Wesleyan. Caroline Bradley visits after Hindland work. Mrs Gabbott visits mother ill in Lexington Ave. Cozart heads to Augusta for days with daughters Garlington and Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernandine
Cozart
Augusta
Samuel F. Garlington
W. M. Hill
Matrona’ Club
Washington
Columbua
Indianapolis
Frank H. Colley
Bridge Club
Willingham Wood
Little Son
Columbus
Joseph R. Dyson
Alliene Rembert Barksdale
Sara Ginsberg
Atlanta
Jake Allen
Birmingham
Ala
Ginsberg
Judith Lyndon
Boston
New Hampshire
William Gordon
Rocky Mount
N. C
Hellama
Camilla Pharr
Macon
Wesleyan
Caroline Bradley
Hindland
Robert Bradley
Cecil Gabbott
Santora
Fla
Charles E. Irvin
Lexington Avenue
F. A. Cozart
S. F. Garlington
Claude A. Fleming
Social News From Thomasville and Nearby Areas
Miss Laura Mack hosted a bridge party won by Miss Annie Pringle and Mr. Ernest Ayer. Engagements loom as Miss Ethel Wynne and A Pierce Harley prepare for a May 10 wedding in Eastman. J. H. Merrill’s daughter Katharine to dance March 22. Mrs Blanche Steyerman Hanan and Simon Richey wed in Thomasville. Several social guests and visitors from Savannah, Valdosta, Waycross, and beyond are noted along with recent arrivals to winter homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Laura Mack
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mack
Annie Pringle
Ernest Ayer
Ethel Wynne
Eastman
A. Pierce Harley
Valdosta
Waycross
Howard Harley
Blanche Steyerman Hanan
Simon Richey
Simon Steynerman
Richey
Annie Wright
Anton Wright
Savannah
Samuel Atkinson
Eupreme Court of Georgia
Atkinson
Walter Hammona Sale Wright
Jala Right
Hoyt
Franklin Hoyt
New York
Lanark-on-the-Gulf
Jessie Watt
Duralde Borden
Wilmington
N. C
Mika Winifred’ Bollows
San Antonis
Texas
Ashley
Kathérine’ Merrill
Ly@la Marah
Manistee
Mich
Heétin Canfield
Dr .W.rees
Marion’ Rees
Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph Turner
Edwin Royal
May Hopkins
James W. Dilson, Jr
Kirkland
Katherine Rrison
New Haven
Marion Eas
Florence Hawes
Bainbridge
Nell Holloman
Young's College
C. B. Parsons
Mise
Martha Parsona
Riversiie
Bertha Jones
Coolidge
John
Mok
Wanlama
Louis
Albany
Tain
Stuart
Zucker
Hele
Waycross Notices and Social Roundup
Waycross society page lists visits from Miss Mary Harrison Brunswick guests of Mrs. T J Lamar and many locals hosting friends from Nashville to Columbia. DAR meetings at regent Pound home and Golden Rule Circle gathering highlight week. numerous guests from Brunswick to Newnan. Household events include weddings, birthdays, and entertainments with names such as Annah Belle Adams Taylor and Mrs. Rufus Hardee Daniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Mary
B. Harrison
Blackshear
T. J. Lamar
Bessie Anderson
Brunswick
H. C. Bunn
Nashville
Fayetteville
N. C
Edward Sessoms
Stedman
L._J. Cooper
Iva Moore
Waynesville
J. J. Harrie
Lyman Hall
Daughters of the American Revolution
EB. A. Pound
Golden Rule Circle
King’s Daughters
Warren L. Hinson
A. G. Hack
Wilmington
W. H. Payne
Columbia
D. C
George R. Youmans
William Hale Ham
Liittle
Newton Center
Mass
Henry Storey Redding
Misa Kate Wilson
Robert Reynolds
Asheville
Vivian Brown
R. C. Cowan
Macon
F. A. Bates
Richmond
Janie Part
W. W. Sharp
W. P.maynard
Lois Maynard
Bessie Maynard
Savannah
Burnett
Tennessee
R. A. Ramsey
Susie Sharpe
Hal Lambdin
Oglethorpe
Catlin
Chicago
Hoyt Catlin
Darwin Crumb
Mis
Addie Graham
Washington, D. C
Harry D. Reed
A. V W. Hammond
William Wrighton
Sutton
R. A. Brown
Atlanta
John Wiley Adama
Annah Belle
Henry Wesley. Taylor
Monsiny
O. F. Cook
Mendelssohn
Rufus Hardee Danial
Taylor
Florida
Social Notes Highlight Eufaula Visits And Weddings
A string of social updates from Eufaula features Miss Lillian Reeves entertaining at her mother's home with fern and flower decorations and a prize winning hand embroidered car for Laurie Jennings. Louise Glenn visits with aunt Lacey Glenn before attending college, while Mrs. M. B. Whatton of Atlanta plans a visit to Eu-faula friends. Milas Bloom’s betrothal notice to Joseph Bernd from Columbus appears, alongside greetings from Marjorie Long in Gulfport and visitors Griffin of Rockville Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Reeves
Tony
Mia
Fankie T
Reeves
Laurie Jennings
Louise Glenn
Lacey Glenn
Oman's College
M. B. Whatton
Atlanta
Eufaula
C.M. Thompe
Makharet Rose
Mra
Alice Wilson
Eva Bloom
Henry Bloom
Columbus
Joseph Bernd
Milas Bloom
Bafavla
Marjorie Long
Gulfport
Mias
Georgia Brenau
W. G. Griffin
Rockville Center
N. Y
H. Lampley
Dement Shemwei
Cild Man
Gertrude
Mary Whitabet
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M. Rich & Bros. Co
Savannah Social News
Kathleen Mitchelson
Sidney Carleton Jones
Waynesboro
Pine Heights
Ruth Huston
Coatesville
W. R. Leaken
R. G. Munford
Ermine Munford
Hawkinsville
Robert M. Hull
James T. Dent
Bauers
Harvey Anderson
Theodosia Burr
Marie Louise Myrick
Robert Berner
Charles A. Fricker
Americus
Cornelius F. Moses
Carolyn Myers
Missa Aimee Battey
Larcombe Schley
Harvey Giler
Walter. C. Hartridge
Baltimore
Gframes Sprague Forsyth
Elizabeth Forsyth
Milwaukee
South Carolina
R. H. Patterson
Thomas
D. C. Ashley
D. Ingram
W. L. Conversa
Willifred Lane
W. 53. Woest
Epworth
J. A. Dasher
F. H. Seabrooks
W. S. West
W.R. Frier
Douglas
Dave Thomas
Len Burton
Cordele
J. T. Clanton
J. T. Huckaby
Jessie Watts
Winifred Boltons
San Antonio
Davold Borden
Laura
Anna Ashley
Commerce, GA
Ellee ‘Little
T.A. Bittle
S. Morgan
K. Burna
Clarkenville
Te Mather
Mtg
Gainenville
Leta
Claude
Efrin
Mat
Thia
Hettle
Carsotr
Gamalieh Diaon
PB. Zellers
Annie’ Lester
Newnan
Annie
Sarah Meacham
J.P. Camp
Jones
Dorothy
Philip Tones
G. Bailes
Kelly
W. B. Smith
Anta
Bunoay
Jennie Smith
Parstnawe
Lambert
Lottia White
Mell Lambert
Della
Mable
Decatur
Willis Jones
Grantvilfe
Warner
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