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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1912
Page
36
Marietta GA social columns list visits from Atlanta Charlottesville Nashville and Texas. Guests include Mrs. Mamie Ligon Mrs. J H Patton and Miss Blanche Barnes. Weddings and bridg es are announced for Clara Parker and BE Gilbert with multiple local families entertaining. A Thomaston wedding also described with ceremony details and attendees.
Miss Alice Alcorn entertained the young men's class of the Methodist Sunday School at the hotel Friday night. A party including Mrs. Paul Culberson, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. deBarddleben and others attended the Brown- Md wedding. Ame rican social events and bridge were noted among friends. Addie Hoge left for Oklahoma City to attend the Southern Baptist convention. Jessie Corpus returned from Macon.
Jewell Campbell entertained for the graduating class as Professor and Mrs. Martin hosted a Vaughan's mill supper. Miss Junie Holt and Miss Lillie May Camp hosted events, while Miss Lenore Mauldin visited Lawrenceville. Mrs. Garner and children from Atlanta visited Mrs. Holt. Atlanta guests included Mrs. J. Britt and Mrs. Williams. Tech and Georgia students enjoyed a Teen-Georgia games eve as Georgia and Tech baseball teams attended a box party at Colonial theater. The business men's conference dinner, invitations to the Nellie Motrude Gardner Lea Price wedding, and Birmingham trip for Dr Benedict and Milas Benedict are noted.
In Winder Georgia, reports describe a tech ball team from Atlanta clashing with the University of Georgia squad. Social notes recount Mrs. W H Toole entertaining about twenty ladies Wednesday afternoon and local residents visiting relatives in nearby Atlanta and Ath eny.
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