Social Continued From Second Page Illusive Wedding Parties
Miss Duncan will entertain a dancing party for guest Miss Bessie Blackman of New Orleans with fern decorations and elaborate gowns. Attendees include Iyle Mitchell Aline Mitchell Beltit Pauline Hook Alma Pope Maude Stilson Ruth Lewis Car Howell Daisy Holliday Ora Sue Hel i Mary McGuire Mary Howell ue Chapman Minnie Atkinson and many others. A major tea hosted by Mrs James B Carleton honored Mrs Louis Healey of Liverpool with 150 guests, ornate decor featuring colored blossoms and fruit centerpiece, and a receiving line including Mrs Earnest Woodruff Mrs L C her Mrs W A Bales among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifiss Duncan
Aiss
Margaret Duncan
Bessie Blackman
New Orleans
Miss Duncan
Miss Black
Belt It
Pauline Hook
Alma Pope
Maudeler
Able Stilson
Ruth Lewis
Car Howell
Daisy Holliday
Ora Sue
Heli
Mary McGuire
Mary Howell
Ue Chapman
Minnie Atkinson
W. IT. Maddox
Nett Luneford
Irwin Ho
Allen
Ray Rodgers
Clarence Hay
John Alen
Ed McGuire
Virgil Ipard
Rob
Earnest Woodruff
L. C.her
W. A. Bales
Earnest
John G. Hall
Joctt
George Walters
Mabel
Bowling Jones
J. Iney
W. S. Elkin
Carleton
Atlanta Society Notes and Club Delegates Meet
The report covers a box party hosted by Mrs William Maddox for guests including Miss Margaret Dun can, Miss Ruth Lewis, Miss Minnie At kinson, Miss Lottie Chapman, and Miss Ed Cohen who were elected as fraternal delegates to the State Federation of Clubs. It highlights Mrs Stein of the Travelers' Aid Association at the union depot aiding travelers with railroad officials and missionary societies. Also noted is Miss Lula Ross leaving for New York to study at the Chase school and Miss Rog 18's visit. Meetings include Circle No 2 King's Daughters and Sons. The John Floyd chapter US Daughters of 1812 will meet October 6 at Miss Hornady’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
State Federation of Clubs
Stein
Travelers’ Aid Association
Union Depot
Miss Ross
Lula Ross
E.M. Durant
Juniper Street
New York
Chase
South
Paris
Couleg
Chase School
Rog
Atlanta
Dung Stay
Hag
John Floyd
Georgia
United States Daughters of 1812
Hornady
Bastein
Atlanta Woman's Mission Association Holds Semi Annual Meeting
Guest of Miss Margaret Dun, Bessi Blackman, attends event at St. Late Episcopal Church. Dr. C B Wilmer welcomes the association. Mrs. Harvey Tratcher presides, recounting the group’s work as a large attendance fills the venue. Others present include Mrs. W F Pattillo and Mrs. Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Woman's Mission Aassociation
St. Late Episcopal Church
C. B. Wilmer
Harvey Tratcher
W. FP. Pattillo
Frank
Madison Ga Daughters Honor Confederacy Veterans Event
Mrs Simeon Shaw and son return to Oxford after visits in Madison. Farmington price and Barnett families visit. Annette Broughton returns. Local residents tour Athens reflections, a Hotel Morgan tent event hosted by Daughters of the Confederacy for county veterans draws large crowd. Old veterans entertained by royal ladies. memorable community occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Son
Simeon Shaw
Oxford
Callié QC
Price
Farmington
Kalle
Barnett
Stokes
Besgie Butler
Eatonian
Annette Broughton
Banta
P. ‘Alken
Oglethorpe County
Aheo
Tek
Istelle Penrick
Athens
Morgan
Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughand
Cunningham Wins Calhoun County Popularity Vote Winner
Miss Cunningham, daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Cunningham, is hailed as one of the most beautiful young women of northeast Alabama. She won the Walke show prize trip to Wis and secured over 84 000 votes in the contest. The Anniston Hot Blast named her the most popular young lady of Calhoun County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, ‘Gaington
Albert
Lara Bedalh
Addison
Barnett
Wilkes
Simpson
Baybord
EF. T.simpson
Marion Colley
New York
Will Barnett
Iam
Ter
James W Cunningham
Alabama
Walkeshow
Wis
Anniston
Calhoun County
Miss Cunningham
Daugh
Brunswick News Roundup From Georgia Visits
Brunswick Ga October 4 Special Correspondence Mrs G W Blanton returned from a visit to relatives in Marietta Mr and Mrs RR Hopkins returned from a short visit to Atlanta Mr and Mrs Eugene Bealey of Hattiesburg were noted in the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Brunswick, Ga
Twentieth Century Music Club To Meet At President’s Home
The Twentieth Century Music Club holds its first fall monthly meeting on Wednesday at 11 o’clock at the president’s residence 1 Ivy street. Election of delegates to the Georgia Federation meeting in Atlanta in November and other business will be discussed. A full attendance is urged. Ladies Auxiliary of the Atlanta Typographical Union met Tuesday afternoon at Miss Attie E. Conway’s Highland avenue home where a luncheon followed a green and white color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Music Club
Ivy Street
Georgia Federation
Atlanta
N‘ Ladies’ Auxiliary
Atlanta Typographical Union
Attie E. Conway
Highland Avenue
Madame Alice Expands Furrier Services in City
Madame Alice, artistic modiste in Chamberlin Johnson building rooms 36 37, opens a fur renovation remodeling and cleaning department. An expert furrier from the north joins, promising quality work ahead of the coming cold season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Alice
Chamberlh- Johnson
Sale listing for household textiles and towels
Readable fragments show a sale advertisement for 32 inch white fleece waists with designs, plus Turkish bath towels sized 22x48 sold at a regular quality price. The item mentions special Monday pricing and a likely clearance of textile goods from a retailer.
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P. K
Va. Ee. OG
Special sale on all wool blankets in colors
Special sale advertised for 10 4 all wool blankets in white red gray and plaids. Regular prices around 3 98. Limited stock noted with emphasis on value and colors.
New Fashion Plaid Fabrics Offered At Bargain Prices
A sales note advertises plaid fabrics for waists and French plaid taffetas with velvet effects at 1.25 per yard, plus a line of 50 inch camel hair cloths for costumes in shades and a value of 1.50 per yard, advertised as a weekly special.
Variety of Newcomers and Social News Across Cities
A string of social notes lists visitors and hosts in multiple cities. Guests include Mrs H V Adeetley and Mrs W H DeVoe in New York, Mrs R B Briesenick and children returning from Bridgeport, and Miss Constance Butts from Atlanta. Also: Mrs G W White of Fernandina visits Mrs Edwin Tupper,Mrs Mary McCullough’s Massachusetts trip, and more in Charleston and Tuscaloosa. In Tuscaloosa there are engagements and college news including Mary Whitfield Powers and Harvey Streety Houghton marriage plans for October 22, plus several local weddings and society updates. Mrs George A Searcy and children return from a summer at Lookout Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
L. M. Wilder
Mary McCullough
Massachusetta
Willam Mason
D Jacksonvile
Mason
Haashes
Thomes O'Connor
Arnie O'Connor
Atlanta
B. H. Mann
North Georgia
Sallie Parker
North Carolina
Tait
Janet Ashby
Robert Farmer
T.‘Taylor
Ida Shetfieid
Cedar Springs
Fla
Gertrude Allen
E. J. Allen
New Merxico
Nellie Atkinson
Lens
Marietta
Fannie Symmes
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Wilmer Moore
Rt Alston
Saunders McDaniel
8. D. Harxd
van Landingham
Seanmie Mr. GlBilow
Circle No
King’s Daughters and Sons
J. W. Hudson
Nora Goree
May Brown
W. O. Ballard
Charles Berry
C. M. Blount
BeDed Blackman
Carrie Howell
May Hall
Misa Madge
Daisy
Grace Landrum
Miss Blackman
Bessi Blackman
Mamie Ryan
Opie Read
the Harkriders
Chicago
Miss Ryan
Baker & Go. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Dees Oo
Miss .Maude Cunningham
Anniston, Ala
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Anita Fhinizy
Augusta
Albert Howell
Oat Cs
Maertigv
Pealloreec
ES Xtremmmeisy Sey
Wwomen’s Suits
Riente Carlio
Monte Carlo
Melton
Ile
California
Eods
Tuscaloosa
Ala
T.J. Powers
Mary Whitfield
Harvey Streety- Houghton
Haynesville
University Avenue
State University
Emily Bartee
West End
Minnie Glascock
J .T. Gordon
Greene County
Hiram G. Davis
Aiis
Marion Neilson
Mobile
First Baptist Church
L. QO. Dawson
Jodie Neilson
Magret Sprott
Livingston
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