Brilliant Society Tea at Mrs Webbs on Prince Avenue
A large afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. Joe Webb at her Prince Avenue home honored brides Mrs. Carl Zirbes Mrs. Andrew Erwin Mrs. DuPree Hunnicutt and Macon native Mrs. J D Stetson. The decor and arrangements featured pinks daisies sweet peas and greenery with a refined drawing room display and formal receiving line. Guests and helpers included Misses Allama Steele Sarah Hunnicutt Ida Dorsey Lil Hodgson Lalage Darwin Hiram HenTey Marion Hodgson Louise Vincent Robie Wilkins Janie May Webb May Pitner and many local ladies widely noted for elegance. The feature recitals at the State Normal school concluded the week with expression recitals the senior class play and annual concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Webb
Prince Avenue
Carl Zirbes
Andrew Erwin
DuPree Hunnicutt
J. D. Stetson
Macon
Ida Dorsey
Lil Hodgson
Lalage Darwin
Hiram Hen Tey
Marion Hodgson
Louise Vincent
Robie Wilkins
Janie May Webb
May Pitner
W. D. Beacham
V. Sansford
T. J. Wooster
W. A. Carlton
W. H. Davis
Hamilton McWhorter
McBride Howell
Alva Harris
O. M. Roberts
J. A. Darwin
Mary Lee Davis
W. A. Mallory
M. L. Troutman
J. A. Pitner
C. L. Pitner
R. J. Hancock
State Normal School
Addis Speight
Ruth McWilliams
Prince Chap
Local Social and Church Events Highlight May Activities
A chaotic social column recalls a May schedule of gatherings and visits in Eatonton and nearby towns. Highlights include a Monday afternoon program hosted by Bra M. H. Leverette, reports from the LaGrange meeting, visits among families in Atlanta and Birmingham, a wedding announcement for Peter Brown Jones and Edna Moore, and multiple senior graduation invitations and community events across Eatonton, Athens, and Oconee counties.
Mrs Maxwell Hosts Large Desant Reception in Cartersville
In Cartersville Georgia on Thursday Mrs Robert Maxwell hosted a grand reception. She wore blue chiffon with Le France roses while a host of guests including Mesdames J O Freeman Clarke Griffin Wilbur Ham and more attended. Attendants served punch and tea as local social circles celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartersville
Robert Maxwell
E. Clain
Greenfield
Ohio
Trom
Dallas
Cherokee Club observes Miss Mary Munford birthday
A Saturday afternoon Cherokee Club meeting honored Miss Mary Munford whose initials inspired the club’s ilima. Members praised her library school and church contributions with speakers including Mrs. Granger Viola Stanford and Mrs. Rebecca Wofford Donahoo, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Club
Mary Munford
Lima
Granger
Misa Viola Stanford
Rebecca Wofford Donahoo
W. H. Lumpkin
Athens
Misa Huberta Wyllie
Brenau
Sara Liazzle
G. H. Gilreath
Savannah
Gordon Cansella
Pearl Graham
Oklahoma
D. B. Freeman
Hugh Hall
Texas
Elihu Hall
J. M. Thornton
Eugenia Thornton
Talladega, Ala
A .T. Calhoun
Social Round of Coosa Club and Town Guests Fray
ROME GA Tuesday events highlight Mrs Clapton Mitchell hosting at Coosa Country Club for Mrs Burnett Norton and guests including Mrs Don Carlos Buell and Mrs Arthur Hull. Numerous teas, bridge luncheons, and dinners honor Buell Hull and celebrate society ties, with scores and guest lists guiding a bustling social calendar.
Camp Life Notes and Local Guests At Armarchee
Seaborn Wright and others enjoy a few days at Armarchee while Miss Ruth Avarett arrives from a Belcourt seminary in Washington DC. Mrs R HL Niel and Miss Marion Sparks of Selma are guests of Miseeg Shropshire on Sixth Avenue. Mrs William Ogburn and baby stay at Rubyn-June for several weeks. Mrs D G Anderson of Athens was a week guest of her parents Colonel and Mrs L A Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaborn Wright
Armarchee
Ruth Avarett
Belcourt Seminary
Washington, D. C
R. HL. Niel
Marion Sparks
Selma
Sixth Avenue
William Ogburn
Baby
Rubyn
Mra. D. G. Anderson
Athens
Colonel
Mra. L. A. Dean
Lawrenceville Socials Note Several Out-of-Town Visits
Lawrenceville social column records visitors and guests including Mrs. Hila West Johnson from Clarkston, Mrs. Eugenia Brown of Tifton with her sons, and Miss Mara Andrews of Atlanta. A double wedding at the Hadaway home unites Pearl Hadaway Crane and Bertha Hadaway Mauldin with their chosen spouses, Crane of Buford and Mauldin of Yorkville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Lawrenceville
Gars
Wes Holt
Ruby Mi 4Elle
iHaziehurat
Hila West Johnson
Maria Terrell
Clarkston
Eugenia Brown
Tifton
Lawrenceville
Messrs
Walter
Sam Brown
James A. Perry
Winder
Mara Andrews
Atlanta
L. Ewing
Essie Davis
Centretiie
Clower
Amie Gordon Gilbreath
Henderson, Tenn
Hallie Gordon McLeod
Selma
Tenn
G. G., Robinson
Claud Craig
Auburn
Annie Bagwells
J. T. Bakes
E. McDaniel
Atlante
I. M. Brand
Mattie Michel
Monroe
Louise Mobley
C. R. Ware
Loreine Born
Athena
C. U
Daisy Straum
Elizabeth Henden
Misa Folie Barnett
C. H. Brand
Luelle
Julia Brand
W. J. Paepies
Athens
John E. McClelland
D. M. Byrd
Edward Daniel, Jr
Baltimore
W. E. Simmons
Hallie Byrd
Minnie Mae Powell
Byrd
Clarence R. Ware
Louelle -Mobiey
Mattie Michael
William BE. Simmons
Edward, Flourney Daniel, Jr
Simmons
Daniel
Craig
Yorkville
Mrs. Crane
Buford
Miss Lucile Buice Hosts Quadruple Guests at Tea
Norcross Georgia notes say Miss Lucile Buice entertained at a board party Friday morning for her guests Miss Mary Russell and Miss Jennie Stewart. Other social items mention Miss Edna McDaniel and Miss Nell Smith as guests of various local families, with teas and visits across Atlanta and Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Campbell
Atlanta
Lucila Bulce
Mary Russell
Jennie Stewart
Nell Smith
Gainesville
Kittie Crisler
Miss Crisler
B. Y. Boss
Kathleen Ross
Meridian
Louise
Allen
R. E. Skinner
Ming Jennie Stewart
Lucile Bulce
Misa Nina Burtchacsht
Charles Wilson
Atlangs
Gohosip
Grantfield
North Jerths
Dances Scheduled All Summer At the Pavilion
Included Miss Jennie Stewart Miss Mary Russell and Miss Louise Alen. Miss Sarah Webster and Miss Mary Myers have returned from Miss Wood Perry's school in Atlanta where they have studied for a year. So there was a dance Friday evening at the pavilion. These dances will continue throughout the summer on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Stewart
Mary Russell
Louise Alen
Sarah Webster
Mary Myers
Local Social Notes From West Point Area Guests
Miss Helen Parks of Cedartown visits Miss Carrie Lou Griggs. Mrs. George Croft and grandson Master Stanley Melton stay with Mr. and Mrs. George F. Smith of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Davin and daughter Marion visit Mrs. A. R. Anderson. Miss Mary Morrow returns home from Talladega for vacation. Mrs. H. W. Oliver and daughters Sallie Mae and Lurline visit Dr. W. S. Ward before moving to Birmingham. Laura Graham spends weekend in Gabbettville with friends. Mrs. W. R. Trainham and Mrs. J. F. Saville of Richmond visit Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Trainham. Minga Lena Felder visits Camille, Pelham and Andalusia. Mrs. W. D. Mitchell of Goodwater spends weekend with Mrs. T. L. Warner. Mrs. J. T. Ivey and Mrs. Tilsie Frances of Lavern visit Mrs. P. A. Tatum. M. Euntee Winston of Cedartown spends summer with Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Horsly Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Helen Parks
Cedartown
Carrie Lou Griggs
George Croft
Stanley Melton
George F. Smith
Atlanta
Steve Davin
Marion
Hogansville
A. R. Anderson
Mary Morrow
Talladega
H. W. Oliver
Sallie Mae
Lurline
W. 8. Ward
Birmingham
Ala
Laura Graham
Gabbettaville
W. R. Trainham
J. F. Saville
Richmond
G& W. Trainham
Minga Lena Felder
Camille
Pel Jam
Andalusia
W. D. Mitchell
Goodwater
T. L. Warner
J.T. Ivey
Tilsie Frances
Lavern
P. A. Tatum
M. Euntee Winston
Cedartown, Ga
Mrs. J. 5, Horsly, Sr
Local Notes Highlight Visitors and Club Gatherings
Ada Irsville reports Avery Hunt of Tunnel Hill as a guest of Rob Franklin. Mites Susie Verchte hosts in Chattannogs. Addie McCants visits Ranger while Misa Ida Hudson rests at home after St Augustine. Hypatia Bowdoin hosts the X Y Club Saturday. Sara Lou Nolan visits relatives in Douglasville. The Symphony Club met with Mrs Ross Thomas Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adairsville
Avery Hunt
Tunnel Hill
Rob Franklin
Mites
Susie Verchte
Chattannogs
Mieu Addie McCants
Ranger
Misa
Ida Hudson
St. Augustine
Misa Hypatia Bowdoin
Sara Lou Nolan
Douglasville
Symphony Club
Mra
Ross Thomas
Social notes of regional visits and travels last week
Miss Mary Wood Cedartown spent Monday in Newnan en route to exam for an extended visit. Miss Anna Cutino and Miss Adams, former Chiara college attendees, arrived for summer vacation. Mr. Charlie Adams West Point visited his aunt Mrs Cutting. Miss Daisy Fijis returned to Greenville after two weeks with sister Mrs Walter Welch. Theodora Atkinson was sick at Westeyan college and sent home. Mrs. Muse and Mrs. Jones Woodbury were guests of Mrs. W. G. Post. Gresham Griffin guest of Miss Helen Jones for the weekend. Ariena Bryant Grantville visiting relatives in Newnan. Frank Stephena spent Sunday in Fest Point with his aunt Mrs Adams. Mrs Beauchell of Atlanta to spend summer with brother Mr W Goody. Linda Simrs to extend visits to Troy Montgomery Enterprise Ala. Nona Wadsworth visiting Barnesville with Miss Gert aldine Carswell. J. M. Wadsworth spending high summer in Brunswick. Anna Murray visiting Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Leverette
LaGrange
Hmatonten
OnatHs Johns
Archer
Little John Hamy, Jr
Tuschiocas
Ala
Beck
Jah Forth Jones
Birmingham
Jones
Costa Rica
American Tobacco Company
Philippine Islands
Ralph Ketchum
Atplanta
Fatonton Friends
Mary Thomas
Atlanta
Bessie Lawrence
Oconee Springs
Eugene Bozeman
Eugene, Jr
Robert D. Stubbs
Wayne Street
Reid
Roland J. Waller
T. G. Hudson
John R. Hudson
Avenue
Sydney Steimbridge
Minledze- Res
Oconee Heights
WL de Jarnette
Leonora Wright
Professos
W. C. Wright
Indian Spring
Friendship School
Thaddeus Greene
Athens
Wiliam L. Turner
Holly Carnon
Mollie Heatwright
Eatonton
Culpepper
Mary Wood
Cedartown
Newnan
Exan
Anna Cutino
Misa Rule Adams
Chiacora College
Charlie Adams
West Point
P. F. Cutting
Daisy Fijis
Greenville
Walter Welch
Theodora Atkinson
Westeyan College
J. S. Muse
H. B. Jones
Woodbury
W. G. Post
Gresham
Griffin
Helen Jones
Ariena Bryant
Grantville
Frank Stephena
Adams
Beauchell
W. Goody
Linda Simrs
Troy
Montgomery
Enterprise
Nona Wadsworth
Barnesville
Gertaldine
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A&p
Thea
Gosman
A & P Grape
Johnson
Bell
Goss
Whitehall Street
Lar
Mar- Malade
Ife
Ace
Dartieg
Ienjoved S ‘Mina- Calhoun
Sree
Eeititen
Osonmeine
Sianeli
Ies
Katie Deering T Makin
Misapg
Jeannie
Orston
Eatonton Public School
Sleepy Hollow
Theeburban
Ruth M'Hride
Thomasville
Rome
Clapton Mitchell
Coosa Country Club
Burnett Norton
Don Carlos Buell
Arthur Hull
Nixon
Julien Cumming
Carlos Buell
Club of the Nibelung
A. W. van Hoose
Maplehurst
B. T. Haynes
Caldwell Porter
Max Kuttner
Nina Johnson
Guy
Cothrun
John O'Dell
O'Dell
David Anderson
Walter Cothran
Will Graves
EA. Heard
Miriam Reynolds
Ned Grafton
Burnett Nortorn
Fred Averett
Robert Graves
B. T
Louiss Cheney
Second Avenue
Roy Berry
Buell
Hull A
Berarbin
Bernard Hale
Sallie Turner
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
John Berry
Mériday
Fred Newell
New York
Louist Oehrig
Edward Hume
Anna Veal Gresham
Cfsa
Ieee
Tarye
BepCa
Tizania
McDonald Furniture Co
Smith & Co
Doresy & Funksnstain
Hogansville Furniture Co
W. H. Adame
Madison
J. N. Marbury
T. J. Harwell
Covington, Ga
J. Harwell & Bro
Washington
Wu Haverty Furniture Co
Marietta
Jd. Hagedorn & Co
Robinson Bath
Robinson Mig
Cay
Robinson Ride
Takeda Obi
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Palmer
Palmér
Apenve
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