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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1914
Page
27
A fragmentary society page offers a garbled, spellbroken collage of names, places, events, and social notes. It hints at campus life, performances, visits, and protests through jumbled OCR text with few clear details but shows a snapshot of student society activity and personal notices.
Mis Jensie Weathers was called home in Shellman on account of her mother’s illness. Miss Helen Taylor and Miss Gladys White visited summertile area. Kathleen Meadows spent time in Atlanta. Miss Harriet Broyles joined Summerville guest. Miss Mel Camp spent the weekend in Chickamauga. Anes Fur Taylor toured the college with Mrs Taylor. Chamber of Commerce plans a month’s tour to city campuses.
The article outlines campus events at the Normal School including a spiritual meeting conducted by Truescale at the Methodist church and a chapel address about money. Faculty members spent part of the week at North Georgia events while domestic science studies and class projects receive attention.
Brenau College notes list numerous officers and roles including president vice president treasurer secretary and various committee heads. The piece describes a reception and organized events with faculty and students attending in Macon district settings during a mid afternoon social gathering.
Market listing shows Del Monte asparagus in square and round cans with prices 20c per can 145 15c 115 per dozen and 170 per dozen for Delmonts tips various pack sizes stated in old advertising format.
A Lyceum program drew a large audience on Saturday evenings with Mise Stone On presenting the Lanin KR Weeks company in the auditorium. The event featured a Miss Selan Waite led student body and the Orpheus club managing events including monthly student recitals. The Hiawatha stage production transformed into an Indian scene with dancers in traditional costumes.
In Oxford Georgia on a Wednesday afternoon the Reviewers club and Wilhire club hosted Halloween themed events. The Reviewers enjoyed a program of fortune telling and customs at Wiss Annie Bonnell's Emory Street home. The Wilhire club met at Mrs Burt’s Marshall Place residence with Chrysanthemum day decorations, tea service by Mrs Bonnell, and a program featuring Japanese legends, music, and a reading.
False audience enjoyed Kathleen Morris pianist Mause Qhiver violinist Miss Worrip a rare musician Miss Oliver praised for artistry Intermezzo and MacDowell pieces highlighted First social eve showed cotton season decor in Upshaw hall Palm Beach attire autumn leaves cotton ropes and festive music featuring several performers.
Columbus society notes announce Fleurine Hatcher's engagement to Harrison Wadsworth Clark of Jacksonville Florida. Invitations issued for November 11 at the Hatcher residence on Second Avenue. Prominent Georgia family and social circles express warm interest in the nuptials.
A flurry of visits, teas, and receptions filled the weekend as Miss Addie Wright, Miss Arrington, and Mrs Charles Woodruff hosted gatherings. Notable notes include Mrs Woodruff welcoming neighbor Mrs Brian Cumming, arrivals from Mobile and Atlanta, and the marriage of Miss Arling Smith to Mr C T Carey drawing many guests from Mobile, Atlanta, and Charleston. A Berry school cotton party served as a house warming for the Idéal model cottage with the Rome Berry circle hosting friends. The Young Watrons club and various couples entertained at homes along East Third Street and Agnes Scott College visits marked the social calendar through Sunday.
Ruth Blair entertained the sewing club at her home Thursday after age. The young ladies of the school gave a Halloween party at Menes school house Saturday, playing ghosts and witches and engaging in many games. Mr and Mrs James A Watson Jr and Mr and Mrs George Croft of Atlanta spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs James A Watson. Darnest Houseman returned from Wisconsin to Macon and Brunswick. Misses Tlan Blair and Eleanst Gay spent the weekend with Miss Ruth Blair. Miss Lottie Garrett went to Villa Rica to teach. Mrs James A Watson and Miss Lily Reynolds were in? on an automobile trip to Atlanta. Lilly Reynolds visiting Moreland.
West Point and Leesburg guests honored at multiple gatherings. Mrs Gites hosted Wednesday party in honor of Mrs Paul Pots of Leesburg with Daisy Zachiy May Densen Johnson and Leila Stinson noted. Miss Walter Lindon visit from Washington attended. Birthday party for Master B WePherson Jr delighted children. Russian Study class finished China Neway study. Lawlers hall hosted first Iveeum course attraction. West Point Womans club program featured Mrs Die Adame and Mareen Adams. United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Charles hotel. Marriage announcement of Miss Geath Branson to Gerry Taan Smith of Atlanta surprised many.
In Rome Georgia Mrs George Witlers hosted a courteous afternoon for Miss Arline South with Shorter College colors decor, lively conversation, and a shower of culinary souvenirs. Miss Fatelle Mitchell then hosted the Club of the Nibalong with Mrs James Owell and Mrs Edward Hume in attendance.
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