Miss DuBose Debut At Her Home In Atlanta Society
A large afternoon reception at Mr and Mrs R DuBose introduced their daughter Miss Timma Bell DuBose to several hundred friends. The elegant interiors featured old world woodwork, chrysanthermum arrangements, and a gallery of guests including Mrs Inman and Miss Nutting hosts of debutantes and families from Atlanta society. The event highlighted attire in lace and taffeta with many young women in decorative gowns, while a later note announced Mrs Hugh M Willett hosting a separate tea event for 175 invited guests at Inman Park and Miss Marion Nutting visiting debutantes from the season.
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Miss DuBose
Abgratis
M Kk. R. DuBose
Timma Bell DuBose
Pilaudi Tanie
Peechtree
Tony
Tunis
Effert
Americ
Varrets
Cabote
Reo
Mre
Die TriBose
Miss Stribblefield
Bank of Palms
Geoaf
Mgh
Aio Finda
Pis
Berg Ul Pang
Epergues
Dufose
Ene
Atlantis
Amaritan Beauty Roses
Mss DuBose
Hal
Aid
Bursk
Bursk Snswing Pompauoat Blue and Fmmed
Miss Scovel Favors and Gifts at Montgomery Tea Party
Unusual afternoon enjoyed by Miss Scovel of Montgomery hosted by Mrs H Seydel for Mrs SW Poster’s guest. A small card party featured yellow chrysanthemums and a luncheon. prizes included a cut glass bonbon dish and a hand painted vase won by Mrs Foster and Mrs Minnehan. Miss Scovel received silk stockings. Mrs Seydel a silk gown and embroidery. Invitations issued for a dancing party November 21 at 9 o'clock at residents 528 Peachtree Street by R Ant Mes and Joseph Madison High for their daughter May High.
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Miss High
R. Ant
Joseph Madison High
Peashtree
E May High
Jennie English Hosts Buffet for Miss Mary Thomas
A social note: Jennie English will entertain at a buffet supper on Wednesday evening, November 22, honoring Miss Mary Thomas. Mrs Alfred Austell will host a Noriday afternoon reception from 4 to 6, entertaining about 120 ladies in honor of her mother, Mrs Alfred Austell, whose seventy second birthday will be celebrated that day.
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Mary Thomas
Jennie Enginsh
Alfred Austell
Noriday
Albert Thornton
Alfret Anstell
Austeil
Mae Scott
Josie Ant
Harrie Stockdell
Vernon D'Arnaile
Brxstone
Atlanta
Rome
Nannie Stephens
Mary Fila Logan
Mary Lou Cutcherson
Walter Clarence Stacey
Nashville
Lavish Atlanta Social Week Celebrates Bridal Party
A stream of social events unfolds with Mrs Thorn ton hosting Miss Mae Scott event. Mae Scott guests and a large Patterson at home for daughters Wakefield Patterson and Claud Brumfield Patterson. Culberson-Stacey bridal party supper at Mrs James Wylle Hope's Peachtree home with pink and white decor. Miss Camille Lamar from Macon visits Miss Hallie Ells for euchre and luncheon. Mrs May Bancker hosts Scovel visit with gilded green gold decor and luncheon. Miss Edna Pope hosts a grand ateloe tea for Miss Bessie Pope and Miss Susie May Pope with many guests. A governor and spouses reception at Academy College Park planned. concert program announced for November 21.
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Miss Patterson
Hyatt M. Patterson
Frederick Wakefield Patterson
Claud Brumfield Patterson
Patterson
Joseph M. Yerrell
Hell
J. A Perdue
J. BR. Roberts
T. P. Elinman
James Wylle Hope
Peachtree
Elurch
Camille Lamar
Macon
Hallie Ells
Misa Ells
Miss Forbes
Moise de Leon
May Bancker
Wiss Scovel
Montgomery
W. Foster
Ryan
Scove
Foster
Randolph Rose
Frank Dyke
Thompson French
James Morrow
Miss Pope
Edna Pope
Bessie Pope
Susie May Pope
Fred Patterson
William Hahr
Renett Davis
David Dunlap
Petersburg
Charles P. Keng
D. Atkinson
Wylie Pope
George Holliday
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P. M
Edwin Msdunee
Montgomery Engagement and Local Notices In November Issue
In Montgomery Alabama on November 14 special notices report the engagement of Mary Troitzclaw Toombs Bishop's daughter to Asbury Nicholson Culver set for December 5 at Court Street Methodist Church. The issue also lists a rummage sale, federation meetings, and social items including births, visits, card parties, and arrivals of relatives across local households.
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Bishop Culver
Ontgomery
Ula
Rachel Toombs Bishop
Mary Troitzclaw
Asbury Nicholson Culver
Court Street Methodist Church
Montgomery
Ala
State Fair Directors Aim to Settle Bills Soon
A meeting of the fair ration directors was held in Jury Frank Weldon's offices yesterday. They reviewed the last state fair bills and accounts and expect to meet all obligations within a week. The management plans to repay subscriptions to the guarantee fund, but railroads must settle their accounts first. Thousands of fair visitors used transportation coupons, and funds will not be returned until these accounts are fully settled.
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Frank Weldon
Gratitude for Postum Coffee Change A Texas Family Note
A Texas farm family salutes Postum Coffee for easing a nursing mother’s bilious habits and boosting a healthy 14 month old. The testimony claims relatives cured of constipation and a household-wide preference for Postum over traditional coffee. The note credits the product with improved well being and stronger family routine.
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Texas
Memorial service honors Sir George Williams founder of YMCA
A commemorative service for Sir George Witham Williams founder of the Young Mens Chrausan Association was held at noon in the local assac building. President E F Thornton presided. Major W W Blasford gave a short address praising his noble character and conrag efforts. Walter LN spoke of the influence on public thought and the frequent references to Williams alongside Barnardo. W Wooly White chaired the stair executive committee praising his lasting impact.
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Sir George Williams
George Witham
Young Mens Chrausan Association
Assac
St. Patthedral
London
E .F. Thornton
W.W. Blasford
Williams
Tor
Walter 8 LN
Ope
Hsld
Barnardo
Nelson
W. Wooly White
Stair
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