Savannah Daughters of the Confederacy Convention Social
Savannah hosts the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention with 609 delegates including Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Daniels. A De Soto Day reception, oyster roast at the Yacht Club, and numerous small gatherings feature social events. Weddings and engagements including Agnes Reece and William Shellman are noted along with several delegates traveling and debutantes planned for later in the season.
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Savannah
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Dass McLaurin Stevens
Josephus Daniels
Washington, D. C
Walter Dp. Lamar
Macon
Georgia Division
de Soto
A. B. Mull
Savanah
Stavens
K. J. Davant
W. J Pierpont
Twange
W. L. Willon
Hom. Stoddard
S. S.C. Mor- Zao
Mendes
Dora Mendes
J. 5. Wood
Margaret Cozens
Mixa Nina Pope
ET. Waller
Board of Trade of Savannnah
Savannah Yacht Club
Savannnah
Agnes Reece
William Feay Shellman
Christchurch
H. B. Phillips
LaGrange
FF. Reese
Georgia
Louise Reese
Eleanor Coens
Gertrude Ergham
Robert H. Aldrich
John Hay
Charles C. Adams
Frank Dana
George Mercer
U D. C
Alexander HH. Carey
A. B. Hull
Daisy Mclaurin Stevens
North Carolina
Walter D. Lamar
Bridges
Virginia
Broadway
North Caro
Civic league aids town look and college notes
In Carnesville and Royston this week Miss Retha Puree and Miss Sue Peebies visit from Columbia Tennessee guests at Hotel Central. The Civic league works to improve town appearance while Georgia student life covers institute led by Miss C S Parrish and a College Notes page recounts student regital with both vocal and instrumental numbers and a junior picnic by Miss Napier. The senior domestic science class demonstrates stove use meals and menu planning with Rice and Irish Potato lessons led by Belle Hinnon and Geraldine Hellman, aiming for affordable four person meals.
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Retha Puree
Biherton
Royston
Sue Peebies
Columbia
Tenn
Hotel Central
Civic League
C. 5
Parrish
Georgia
Blanche Harrison
Margarette Grenier
Henna Purcell
Estelle Field
Margaret Burke
Eugenia McCanta
Elizabeth Purdem
Merion William
Mary Edna Foster
Mabel Howard
Bmuy Cook
Mary Amogs
Misa Napier
Httle
Belle Hinnon
Geraldine Hellman
Newnan Socials Celebrate Weddings and Club Events
Mrs T M Goodrum and Mrs Garland Jones hosted a reception at Mrs Ossian Gormans in Atlanta honoring bride Mrs Young B Smith niece of Goodrum and Thompson. Miss Edith Branson of Athens wed in Newnan relations attended. Reading circle and crochet club gatherings featured readings and songs, with bridge and dominos games, prizes and refreshments among locals including Mrs W Atkinson Mrs Mike Powell and Mrs Roy Morrill.
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Newnan
T. M. Goodrum
Garland Jones
Mamie H." Thompson
B. "T. Thompson
Ossian Gormoan
Atlanta
Young B. Smith
Young Smith
Goodrum
Thompson
Edith Branson
Athens
Mes. Haltzell
Ars
Doe Arnold
John Couch
Charlotte Rousé
Social Events In Lafayette This Week
Mrs. L O wane entertained a 10 seated lunch party. Dr J W Murray and family hosted a surprise Tusday gathering. Mrs W Hammond hosted a dinner for Rev J R Jordan and others. Presbyterian missionary society met Monday. Daughters of the Confederacy met Tuesday with papers on Alexander Stephens. Refreshments followed.
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L. O
E.G. Snow
Nethan Jordon
Eunice Jordan
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Daughters of the Confederacy
Orpha Center
Alexander Stephens
Carrollton Social Roundup Notables and Births
In Carrollton many social events occurred including Halloween parties at families homes on Smith and Celebration streets. Miss Leila Belle Haskins hosted a Hal loween event, Dr. and Mrs. W J Fitts celebrated a birthday dinner for Dr Fitts’ father, and the Agricultural and Mechanical School faculty held a student Halloween party. New clubs formed the Loafera club with Mary and Boss Merrell as organizers. Mr and Mrs D Jackson hosted a possum supper and Mary Helen Roop was born to Colonel and Mrs Charles E Roop on November 2. Mary Weggett of Charleston and T W Powell wed in Charleston, adding to Carrollton society.
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Wessay
First Baptist Church
Degueras
Cuba
Leila Belle Haskins
Bpring Street
W. J. Fitts
Fitts
WW. Pitts
The
Agricultural and Mechanical School
May Clark
Charley Lyle
Smith Street
Clark
Portland
Ala
Robert Ginnabrew
Pad Bradley
Ars. Loyd Biitan
Colement
Jokers
Bob Now
Fame Street
Mary
Boss Merrell
Loafera
Bisht
F. B. McHwen
Adaison Avenue
D. Jackson
Charles KE. Roop
Mary Helen
Mary Weggett
Charleston
T. W. Powell
C Ww W. Weggett
Cedartown Nuptials Highlight Miss Cleo Stewart and Mr GG Adame
Miss Cleo Stewart and Mr GG Adame wed in Cedartown with Rev. Pierce officiating at the First Methodist Church. Yellow and white chrysanthemums decor, gowns of crepe meteor and charmeuse satin, bouquets of roses and lilies, and a reception on College Street marked the social highlight. The couple left for a trip east after the ceremony amid a parade of relatives and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Stewart
GG. Adame
Mr. Pierce
First Methodist Church
Frank N. Browne
W. H. Trawick
Mandelssohn
Bessie Moore
Home
JC. Webb
Piedmont
Ala
Miss Moore
Fatis Mori Csante
Mesere
G. Carmidagh
Hore
Albert Adams
B. L. Henderson
B. S. H. Smith
College Street
J. M. Cartright
Dathan
Alu
Uisses
Jennie
Alice Crouch
Cartersville
Douglasville Socials Show Local Visits and Outing
Douglasville residents joined trips to Stone Mountain on Sunday. Weekend in Atlanta included Niecie Leve Ruth Selman Faye Opal Duncan Bessie Frank McLarty Mattie Lewis Collins Cora Hunter and Edith Hunter. Carrollton resident Mrs Warner Stone visited her parents last week. Mrs Harper of Atlanta visits daughter Mrs T K Whitley and Mr and Mrs Parsons spent Monday in Douglasville.
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Douglasville
C. 0
Darin
Harper
Atlanta
T. KR. Whitley
Aire
J. ‘Parsons
Wedding Spectacle Marks Macon Social Season
Macon Ga November 14 Special Ine fell of 1914 proves banner wedding year with Frances Stevens and Washington Dessau wed at home of Stevens parents. Elaborate white chrysanthemums palms and smilax decorate the drawing room altar as four ribbon bearers in white lead the bridal party. The bride in white satin with lace train, a Juliet cap and orange blossoms. Reception follows. out of town guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Bone Colonel O R Horton Miss Lutia Head and Mrs Port of Brunswick. A week of pre and post nuptial events fills society pages with luncheons bridge parties and teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Misa Frances Stevens
Washington Dessau
Wiliam P. Stevens
Ag Mhca Willis
Mendelssohn
Richard Lawton
Kathleen O’farrell
Athens
Gilbert Fuller
Columbus
Ohio
Julia Riley
RL. Domingos
W. A. Stevens
Mary Davis
Decatur
W. P. Stevens, Jr
Ruby Stevens
Stevens
John T. Lazisa
Holmes Mason
W. P. Stevens
Dessau
Frank Bone
O. R. Horton
Mire. Haswell Bone
Milledzeville
Lutia Head
Zetylon
Port
Brunswick
Eaward Clarkston
Atlanta
Miss Stevens
Wewell Mason
Dempsey
Kathleen O'Farrall
Tatum Pope Moora
S. R. Jaques
McCaw
Y. H Hall
Felton’ Watcher
Font Barden
Charles Hall
Edgar Wilson
Jaques
Marshall Mills
John Ryan
Thomas H. Hail
Llincheon
Farger
Julia Goodwyn
Rogers M. Wilson
Savannah
Warren Timmer
P W. Mactin
Miss Goodwyn
Anne Townshend Bowdre
Arthur Dasher, Jr
Missea Goodwyn
Artope
Anne Townsend Bowdre
Misa Drusilla Douglas
Frank Rogers, Jr
James O. Dunn
Fannie
Robert Sod
Robert Hawthorne
William, Marshall
Heir Home
Orange Street
May
Martina Burke
Margaret Casey
Hugene Stetson
Gua Daley
Will Harrold
Dudley Woodward
Sam Dunlap
Social Events and Parties Highlight Lagrange Week
In Lagrange a bustling week of social gatherings included Mrs. eyankutch ingon hosting the c pubs and Matrons elub in honor of Mrs. Jim Lane of Lineville Alabama and Miss Julia Pratt Smith of Prattville Alabama. Guests celebrated eighty six years with cards gifts and a heart of hospitality.
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Eyankutchingon
Ielub
Jim Lane
Lineville
Ala
Misa Julia Pratt Smith
Pratsville
Aig
Mis
Jim Sledge
C Turner
Clyde Lane
and New
O. A. Dunston
Huth Slack
Jutta Pratt Smith
Joe Lane
Unice MoGise
Louisa Dunlap
Chipley
Martha Ware
Louise Dunlap
Jane Tatum
Fane Tyson
Unity
Christian Badgavor League
Farrar
CM. Wardrow
Barsca Glass
Philathea
Griffin party honors Miss Katherine Gray in yellow motif
Mias Lewis hosted a refined dinner Thursday at South Fall Street Griffin in compliment to guest Miss Katherine Gray of Anchorage Kentucky. The home featured a yellow and white color scheme with hand painted place cards enhancing the elegant occasion.
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Mias
Lewis Wurnce
South Fall Street
Katherine Gray
Anchorage
Marietta Social Notes Report Weekend Visits
Marietta area residents attend gatherings and visits across Atlanta Norcross East Point Camden County and Macon. Miss Virginia Gabbes of Atlanta visits Miss Mary Ann Irwin while Miss xa Bennett stays with Miss Hoyle Skinner in Norcross. Various families host bridge luncheons piano pupils recital and family visits across the region.
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Marietta
Virginia Gabbes
Atlenta
Mary Ann Irwin
Xa Bennett
Hoyle Skinner
Norcross
Frances Law
Atlanta
Halph Noethcutt
Hatcher
Macon
Sam FP. Jones
W. R. Turner
Pyron
Carternsville
Yast
Harold Willingham
Herbert Brown
West Peachtree
York
E. M. Hudson
W.L. Richardson
W.L. Richardson Jet Sunday. ‘Mise Janie Bond
EB. Leon Faw
Maude Armar
Bangor
Henry Manning
W. L. Richardson
Kelly
Claudia Kelly
Local Society Notes and Delegates Attend State Meeting
Jat Locust lodge returned to Savannah after the annual Baptisl Women’s Missionary Union convention in Columbus Georgia. Mrs J B Warren and Miss Maude Foster attended. Dr and Mrs William Tate visiting sister Mrs R N Holland. Mrs Pierre Gambles hosted her bridge club. Mrs W R Turner and Miss Laura Mays returned to Marietta. Mrs Ralph Northcutt entertained at luncheon and theater party. guests included Mrs L N Trammel, Mrs C T Nolan, Mrs wii DuPre, Mrs Herbert Clay, Mrs George Welsh, Mrs D C Cole and Mrs John B R Northcutt. Mrs W H Trezevant and Mrs Howell Trezevant gave an afternoon reception with punch by Mrs Harry DuPre and Miss Annie Feld. Coffee and tea served by Mrs George Welsh. assistants listed.
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Savannah
Warren
Maude Foster
Baptisl Women’s Missionary Union
Columbus
William Tate
R. N. Holland
Pierre Gambles
Bridge Club
W. R. Turner
Laura Mays
Marietta
Kennenaw Avenus
Ralph Northcutt
C. T. Nolan
Wii DuPre
Herbert Clay
George Welsh
D. C. Cole
John BR. Northcutt
W. H. Trezevant
Howell Trezevant
Harry DuPre
Annie Feld
Lewis Turner
Ednan Cartelyou
Mabel Cartel- You
Mra Ts C. Cole
P.M . Heum- R. Patterson
Social Gatherings and Local Events In Norcross GA
Miss Minnie Alma Medlock entertained guests including Mrs James Hunt and Rebecca Medlock of Danville Va at a pleasant gathering. Tech and Georgia football game attendance noted. Mrs J E B McElroy visited by Mrs C M Jones of Emerson for a family gathering. Camp Fire girls held a meeting at Mrs R E Slanner’s residence. Laura Martin celebrated her eighteenth birthday with attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norcross
Minnie Alma Medlock
James Hunt
Dttle
Rebecca
Dan
R. E. Islanner
Laura Martin
Boeing
Social scraps from Milledgeville Georgia wedding and gatherings
Lewia Flemister hosted the Original Thirteen on Jefferson Street with Trexit games a salad course and coffee. The assembly included Mrs. Linton Fowler and young Misses Otelia Flesnister Winifred Fowler and many neighbors and church organist W. Myrick. A quiet marriage ceremony for Miss Margaret Helen Maxwell and Dr. Lovick Pierce Longino was held at the Maxwell home with Rev. Harold Major officiating. Mrs. Marshall Bland hosted a shower for the bride elect and guests wrote stories for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewia Flemister
Jefferson Street
Presbyterian Church
Lovick Pierce Longino
Maxwell
Harold Major
Aly
Plomda
Marshall Bland
Henrietta Am
Deantifal
Ativer
Wises
Bessie
Nulig
Lucy
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Savannah Social News
Josephus Hilton
Lucy Filton
North
Hutbn
Charles G. Tennant
Scotland
Tennant
Edmond Walker
Rs Seymour
Hilton
Mary Ella Johnson
Kingston
A. J. Alexaner
Times J. Staten
Charlotte
N. Y
C. P. Frampton
Florence A. Brown
Baltimore
R. T. Semmes
John H. Hunter
Daisy Jickeon
Augusta
Josephine Clark
Garren Carter
Willen
Garter
Pabner Axson
Nichols
Lilie Nichols
New. Fork
Thomas Wayne
W. Wayne
Carnesville, GA
G.N
Lubden & Bates
Pryor Street
Sicily
Heinz
Moist
U.S
Zoe
Paradise
Malaga
Ft & R
Rams
Sage
Whiterac Street
SFA Pi
Lafayette, GA
Carrollton, GA
Cedartown, GA
Donald Powell
James L. Dunn
Raleigh
N. C
Mary Venzble
Durham
N.C
Harry Robert
Lois Golden
Harriet Farmer
New~an
Maynard Smith
Amelia
Elma Morton
Lumpkin
JC. Morton
Pannie Robert
Anne
William Yeates
Leila Artope
Leva Rogee
Julia Googwin
Mamir Avdlamer
Warren Timmerman
Ross Chambers
George Riley
John B. Harris
Vagsar Patrick
Herring Winshin
Jennings Adams
Guyton Farka
Mira
Arthur ‘Dasher, Jr
Evelyn Dorsett
Thomas
Basa
J. G.dorsett
Bath
Paul Gates
Allen Tucker
Lucile Dorgett
Estelle Holleman
Marion Dorsett
Sam Morton
John Bunting
Jim
James W. Berrington
Lena Boi Jeman
Byron
Mise Cheek
Smithville
J. Gates
Ocala
Fla
Wiliam Alexander
Guy “Alexander
Maron
United Daughters of the Confajeracy
W. D. Lamar
Ida Holt
Gheestney
J. A. Saldan
Marshall Hetcher
C. B. Grady
Hatcher-Clark
Laurie Tones
Atlante
Playa Schofield
Vineville
Lila Mitener
John Mix
Chattanooga
Mise Lata Holmes
Drusius Douglas
Guttenberger
Lagrange, GA
Marguerite , Blakely
Datha Drake
Henrietta Searcy
Rebecca Brown
Charles Weathers
John Morrow
Crosson Berry
Tillman Binkely
Otis’ Barnes
Payne Durkee
Freddy Isterooonog
Martha Drake
Louise Durkee
Domino Club
Ernest Newton
South Hill Street
Newton
Erests
Margaret Wilson
Homer Wilson
Wilburn Wilson
Gordon Wilson
Robert F. Strickland
Hate Strickland
Lathe Mae Strickland
Concord
Frank Moore
Philip Hersee
Montreal
Canada
Hattie Head
Grigin
Arthur Montgomery
Catherine Montgomery
Fine Bings
Ark
Agnes Scott ,College
Algernon, & Taltey
Jacksonville
Plz
Bruce Montgomery
Poplar Street
Tobnell Brewer
Lewis
Agme
Andrs
Charles G Mims
Margaret Casay
San Francisco
Cal
J. W. Flower
Ruth Haygood
Anna McGrath
Chicago
Dery McGrath
Jordan Douging
Griffin, GA
Milledge
Ratgl
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