Marriage Surprise Delights Atlanta Friends on Broadway
Mr ester John Hater of Atlanta wed Wednesday at the bride’s home on lower Broadway. Reverend G Croft officiated. The ceremony surprised friends as the couple had planned a ceremony in Seal. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs Brown and others. Following the wedding Mr and Mrs Landon Thomas departed for New York to join Misses Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester John Hater
Atlanta
Lower Broadway
G. “Croft
Risiating
and “Sre
Brown
Bryan ‘Cumming
Asee Clarkeaner
George Starnes
Lawton Evans
Landon Thomaa
New York
Thomas
Society Notes From Columbus Georgia May Event Roundup
Columbus society pages list Mrs C E Battle hosting Advanced Auction Club. Woman's Beating Club met with Mrs M B Wright. Mrs James A Lewis and Miss Fanny Lewis hosted a Wednesday reception. Mrs Robert Shepherd hosted Thursday. Hazel Booth gave a recital at the public library. Miss Emile Smith hosted a senior class reception. freshmen and sophomores held campus events. Mamie Kavanaugh visiting Atlanta. Trinity Episcopal junior auxiliary delegates to the diocesan council attended. Mrs Slade entertained guests. Mrs Hockey Thomas and Mrs William Oates hosted an auction in honor of Mrs Charles Slade of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. E. Battle
Woman's
M. B. Wright
James A. Lewis
Fanny A Lewis
Robert Shepherd
Wryanton
Emeile Smith
Columbug
Mamie Kavanaugh
Atlanta
Penelope Slide
Helen Dexter
Mamie Schnell
Anise Schnell
Mary Beall
Macon
Trinity Episcopal Church
James
Samuel "Slate
Pridge Club
Hockey Thomas
William Oates
Charles Slade
New York
Social Life in Macon Bridges and Ladies Gatherings
Macon society hosts a May series of bridge teas and receptions honoring guests from Griffin and New York. Mrs Roswell Drake attends a bridge tea. Mrs Jack Lamar wins top score and Drake receives a crystal vase. Diocesan council officers and wives attend an afternoon reception. numerous small bridge parties are held by local hosts including Miss Leila Artope and Mrs Robert Flournoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
William Lee Ellis
Roswell Drake
Griffin
Jack Lamar
Drake
Mallory . Taylor
Emma Leconte Furman
Pringls Willingham
Panama
Samuel Scott Dunlap
College Street
Exhibition of School Art and Music by Hen Party
The Hen party presented an art and music program featuring an exhibition of works and performances by students. Rev Robert C Granberry conducted sermons in a vigorous pulpit, and many certificates and diplomas were awarded, including bachelor of arts degrees to Louise Arnold LaGrange Ruth Butler LaGrange Lole Christian Fairburn Martha Funderburk Concord Eva Jones Whitesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbua
Louise Arnold
LaGrange
Ruth Butler
Lole Christian
Fairburn
Martha Funderburk
Concord
Eva Tones
Whitesburg
Social events in Thomasville cover bridge party and dance
Mina May Hawthorne hosted a Wednesday bridge party at her Davison Street home with guests joining for afternoon tea after the game. The Guards’ arm hosted Thursday evening dancing. Dorothy Needle Feinberg of Baltimore and Harry Feinberg of Thomasville plan a June 16 ceremony at the Helen Street synagogue in Baltimore with a large reception at Hazarer's hall on Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mina May Hawthorne
Davison Street
Guards’ Armor
Simon Needle
Baltimore
Dorothy
Harry Feinberg
At & A
Helen Street
Hazarer’s Hall
Frankin Street
Social notes from Moultrie and area showings
In Moultrie and nearby towns social events fill the week. A shower hosted by Mrs. L A Heard honored Miss Buford Lewin ahead of her June 6 wedding to Dr. H H Trimble. Other gatherings included a 43 party for sister Mrs Kate Wright of Atlanta, and visits by Mrs L Stallings to Ocklocknee, Miss Nellie Glenn in Thomasville, and Mrs BE Zorn of Ashburn visiting her sister Mrs O Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Heard
Buford Lewin
H. H. Trimble
L. V. Stallings
Ocklocknee
Mesdames F. C. Heard
J. Gorden Finch
Mra
Kate Wright
Atlanta
Nellie Glenn
Thomasville
Zorn
Ashburn
O. Smith
Emma Lou Morrison
W. A
H. W. Massey
Barwick
Local society notes from Commerce and nearby towns
A patchwork of social updates from Commerce and surrounding areas highlights engagements visits and guests. Names such as Mrs E Stewart Mrs Jety Asbury and relatives in Athens appear with the week end travels of Miss Louise House and Meda Appleby alongside engagements of Annie Sailers to A Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rer Hlc
Comachian
E. Stewart
Commerce
L. G. Hardman
W. M. Sailers
Annie
Hood
Rucker Mason
Athens
Marie Harber
Gainesville
J. J. Harber
J. J. Bhep
Brock
Jefferson
Bonnie Brock
Mise Meda Appleby
Sorriesa
Hilberton
W. S. Mize
W. B. Gunter
G. L. Carson
Allie
Mary Harlaker
J. 2D. McPhail
Washington social notes recall local gatherings and travel
In Washington Georgia, Miss Pauline Burns of Clarkesville is honored as the guest of Mrs D G Harwell with a progressive 42 party attended by about fifty. Mrs Harry Fisher of Atlanta and Mrs BE Lewin of Macon are guests of Mrs R D Calaway and Mrs Mr Bradley and host a refined afternoon tea. Mr and Mrs Marcus A Pharr and Mr Robert H Pharr leave by car to attend Camilla Pharr's graduation at Wesleyan Female College. The Matrona Club enjoys a Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs Earle Anderson and Mrs Harry Ludlow. visitors from Aiken, S C join in honoring Judith Lyndon returning from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, GA
Pauline Burns
Clarkesville
D.G. Harwell
Brocka
Harry Fisher
Atlanta
BE. N. Lewin
Macon
Washington
R. D. Calaway
Mr. Bradley
Marcus A. Pharr
Robert H. Pharr
Misa Camilla Pharr
Wesleyan Female College
Matrona’ Club
Earle Anderson
Harry Ludlow
Aiken
D. DuBose
Misa Judith Lyndon
Boston
Boston School of Express
Socials and Visits Highlight Week in Washington
A jumble of social remarks describes gatherings in Washington with Mrs. Bello, Mrs. Barkedel, and Mrs. Reanderaph hosting or attending afternoons. Guests include Mia Jamesen-Newson Clark and others from Charleston, Sanford, and England, with plans noted for New York trips and music courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ming Nie Suto
Mia
James En -Newson Clark
Charleston
Theother
Brown Age
James R. Turner
de Bomoe
Bello
Lata
New York
T. J. Barkedelgat
Ww. A
Anhland
Mra. E. Re 'Anderaph Ae
Cesti Gabbett
Sanford, Mia
Anchert
Prans
Aeve
Areneton
Capac
Mra
Charles Rvin
Commencement activities and campus events in Milledgeville
Milledgeville observes commencement with Georgia Military College exercises and a recital at the college. The Players' Club staged The Rivals to a good house. Juniors treated seniors to a banquet at Hotel Baldwin. Rev J E B Smith of Tennille preaches Sunday and Dr E M Wittum delivers the baccalaureate. RK Hines to present diplomas. Mrs W T Garrard returns from Greensboro. Local clubs held meetings and hosted gatherings with bridge parties and sewing circle entertainment featuring Miss Florida A Ney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Our City
Georgia Military College
Hotel Baldwin
J. EB. Smith
Tennille
E. M. Wittum
RK. Hines
W. T. Garrard
Greensboro
Hill Club
Terrence Treanor
J. A. Callaway
HIN Club
George Milton
Knoxville
Tenn
Missag McColious
Barkesdale
Sanitarium Sewing Circle
Florida Aney
M. A. McCraw
Local Social Notes from Davisboro GA and Nearby
Meadames J. Taylor Sr and A. R. Aldred returned from Lawton after a pleasant visit with relatives. Miss Nelie Warthen of Sanderaville visits Mrs J. Taylor Jr. Mrs B. L. Christian recently visited Macon. Miss Ora Jordan and Mrs N H Jordan with Messrs H Y H and Youman Jordan are noted residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davisboro
Meadames
J. Taylor, Sr
A. R. Aldred
Lawton
Misa Nelie Warthen
Sanderaville
J. Taylor
B. L. Christian
Macon
Ora Jordan
N. H. Jordan
Youman Jordan
Fragmented note lists people in a family or social circle
The readable fragment mentions Mrs and Mr with a Sunday gathering and names several women and men including Dr. Wwtar Wastata, Brantley, Cynthia Brown Cox, Sallie Arnold, Letitia Shep, and Martha Elisabeth Grubichs among others, suggesting a social or family event with no clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Wwtar Wastata
Lexdames Brantley
Elsacs
Cynthia Brown Cox
Godfrey
Sallie -Arnold
Ittrell
Wiilie Letitia
Shepwee
Martha Elisabeth Grubichs
Waycross Social News Highlights Local Guests
Bliss Margaret Murphy returned from Milledxeville where she attended Georgia Normal and Industrial college. Samuel Caraker and son of Macon guests of Mr and Mrs 8 Pearson. Mrs Robert H Fluker of Auguste visits Mr and Mrs Paschali. Miss Lauree Joiner visiting Patterson friends. Mrs C M Priest in Wilmington with friends. Mrs M M Hes returned to Jefferson after months with Waycross relatives. Mrs George Starr of Ohio visits Mrs Harry D Reed. Eleanor Allen of Fitzgerald guest of Mrs B M McLaurey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Bliss Margaret Murphy
Milledxeville
Georgia Normal’ and Industrial College
Samuel Caraker and Son
Macon
Pearson
Robert H. Fluker
Auguste
Mra Paschali
Lauree Joiner
Patterson
C. M. Priest
Wimington
M. M
Hes
Jefferson
George Starr
Ohio
Harry D. Reed
Eleanor Allen
Fitzgerald
B. M McLaurey
Social notes from Americus and nearby towns
Americus residents and guests are noted during a busy travel and visit period. Mrs Pulaski S Holt travels to Columbus to visit Mrs Arthur Bunsey as others head to Atlanta and Highlands for summer. Visitors include Mrs Felton Clements and Miss Mary Haynes of Buena Vista and Mr and Mrs W C Chase of Macon at the Harrold residence on College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Pulaski S. Holt
Columbus
Arthur Bunsey
Arthur Rylander
Mins Rylander
Atlanta
C. W. Hulbert
Highlands
N. C
Felton Clements
Mary Haynes
Buena Vista
W. C. Chase
Macon
Frank Harrold
Resi‘dence
College Street
L. W. Gardner
Harry Parker
Montezuma
EB. L. Murray
L. D. Lockhart
Banner Elk
N.C
Regular Sixth Century Club Meeting Noted
Miay Bien Moore of Plains welcomed guests from Atlanta Macon and Decatur during the visit of Mrs Louis Cohen and Mr Harris Mathis. The Sixth Century Club met Friday with papers on literature and history followed by a social hour and refreshments. Mrs BE Jordan returned Monday from a trip to Macon Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miay Bien’ Moore
Plains
ignaCine
Louis Cohen
Peron
Atlante
New Decatur
Aja
T. P
Sixth Century Club
BE. W. Jordan
Macon
Dinner hostesses honor Miss Mattie Belle Burnley in Sparta
Sparta Georgia reports a small dinner Tuesday hosted by Mrs. R Z David in honor of Miss Mattie Belle Burnley of Thomson. Miss Mary Johnson has returned from Ashburn where she taught. Mrs Sterrett Tate of New York visits her mother Mrs H A Clinch. Celesta Park returns to Greenshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
R. Z. David
Mattie Belle Burnley
Thomson
Hartid Archer
Mary Johnson
Ashburn
Sterrett Tate
New York
H. A. Clinch
Celesta Park
Henry Harring
Greensh Ore
Local Notes From Nashville And Surrounding
Nashville reports Mrs H T Hemington visiting Valdosta last week. Miss Bertha Stephens of Adel has returned home after visiting her sister Mrs YW Hegleter for weeks. Mrs Remer Higgs of Fitzgerald visited relatives Monday. Miss Elmer Hendricks returned from Atlanta with dangerous medical condition. Mrs L A Carter at home after pleasant Baxley visit. Miss Lillie Rowan visiting Nashville this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Hemington
Raahvilley
Valdosta
Bertha Stephens
Adel
Hegleter
Remer Higgs
Fitageral
Elmer Hendricks
Atlanta
L. A. Carter
Baxley
Lillie Rowan
Nashville
Decorated welcome at Canton hotel for Mrs Tolbert
Canton Georgia hosts a slogan reception at the Central hotel Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Harry White Tolbert of Atlanta. The event, described as unusually beautiful in decoration, marks one of the season's first jerry affairs with Mrs. Kellar Moss and Mrs. William Blackwell as organizers. Miss Brooke Scott returns from Wards seminary Nashville Tennessee where she excelled in clay modeling this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Central Hotel
Kellar Moss
William Blackwell
Harry White Tolbert
Atlanta
Brooke Scott
Thurs Sar
Wards Seminary
Nashville
Tenn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society IN Columbus
Dunlap
Henry M. Wortham
Louis
Stevens
Myre
Frank Davant
Raleigh
N. S
Heaway
New York City
Joseph H. Timberlake
Vineville
Mra. Timberlake
Custis Guttenberger
George Rowell
Reeves Brown
Guttenberger
Ralford Fall Fant
Savannah
M. B. Baker
Bridgea Club
Harvey T. Powell
Nathaniel Macon
Daughters of the Aferican Revolution
T.C. Parker
John S. Jones
Cooper D. Winn
T. A. Bardwell
A. M. Peeler
Talbotton
Anough
Arioun Bs
Larange
Asetktad
Music Glass
Mancheser
Moultrie, GA
Commerce, GA
Nashville, GA
Southern Engraving Company
Constitution Building
Henry W. Grady
John B. Jenkins
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