Social notes from a busy coast parish week
A surprise dinner hosted by the Friday Wiehe 42 club honored Mr. and Mrs. Harry Perkerson at their Ponce de Leon home with autumn décor and a 12-seat setting. After a 42 game, Mrs. Perkerson won a hand mirror prize, and Mr. Hamilton claimed a foldable clasp. Several couples attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkerson
John Hamilton
Bar Perkerson
Joe Clayton
Fay Wilson
CW. Heery
J.B Dance
Pullen
Meetings and sessions for local organizations scheduled in October
Regular meetings announced for Free Kindergarten association Ladies of the Maccabees Georgia Woman Suffrage League Home for Old Women Grace Lodge Atlanta Childrens Homes Executive Board Piedmont Continental Chapter Daughters of the Revolution Ladies Patrol drill Upcoming dates include October 12 14 18 23 29 with venues Carnegie Library Capitol Avenue Knights of Pythrop hall Piedmont hotel and Collings Memorial church event details vary and all members are urged to attend promptly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Capitol Avenue
Georgia Woran Suffrage Langue
Frances Smith Whiteside
Carnegiebrary
Iady
Home For
Old Women
West End Avenue
Grace Lodge No. 611
Knights of Fythrop Hall
Kiser
Atlanta Child’s Homes Wall
Carnegie Library
Piedmont Continental Chapter
Daughters of the Revolution
Piedmont Hotel
Social Notes From Dalton Georgia Enthusiastic Week
Mrs H L Smith and Mrs T W Reed hosted rock games and tea in Dalton with Marietta guest, decorations of dahlias and fruit esiad. The Ladies Improvement society planned a Christmas bazaar while the reviewers' club met at Thornton Avenue with papers on The War Storm. A pretty home wedding united Miss Mary Jordan and Tom Smith in Tunnel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reviewers’ Club
Birs
T. C. McBryde
Thornton Avenue
C. M. Hollingsworth
R. J. Harlan
M. C. Foster
Mary Jordan
Tom Smith
W. S. Jordan
Tunnel’ Hill
C. A. Allday
Mendelssohn
Helen
Ruth Jordan
Charlotte Flemistee
Carolyn Webs
Lille
Saivia
Dahlas
Pryor Nichols
Dalton Hoy
Virginia Chauncey
O. W. Pate
Murray
Hattie Cobb
Maurine Rigdill
Janta McGartney
Emms Rousseau
Blanche
Jillian Britt
Bertie Greig
Helen Stokes
Miss Stokes
Gren Roberts
Willie Mas Bowen
Clara Belle Henderson
Brookfield
Ellen Warren
Gertrude Smith
Willia Mac Brown
Clara Belie Hendérson
Roy Lyt
Local club activities and youth citizenship talk featured
Refreshments and color coded cakes followed by Scoutmaster W M Sapp urging youth toward citizenship duties and the Young Deputy program. The Bridge club, Sewing club and civic league held meetings with prizes, decorations, and social treats. Daughters of the Confederacy and W T U gatherings announced. missionary society to host an elaborate affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Sapp
Patrol No. 2
James Nikes
Civic League
4. D. Murphey
Chamber of Commerce
Barnesville
Albany
A. D. Murphey
T. Holmes
W. Blalock
Daughters of the Confederacy
al Burns
J. A. Corry
Social Bridge Party Highlights Thomasville Society
Mrs. Robert Pardee hosted a bridge party with seven tables, bright decor of goldenrod and pink roses, and prizes won by Miss May Hopkins and Robert Smith. The event also announced engagements of Miss Katherine Merrill to Joan Pasco and Miss Susie Brandon to Tilman Douglas, signaling a bustling social season in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sus
Frank Balfour
Savannah
H. S. Balfour
Robert Pardee
Mian May Hopling
Robert Smith
Ernest Ayer
Frank H.alfour
Rob Balfour
Rivh
Robert ‘Smith
Mra
J. W.dillon, Jr
Hatch
H. E. Mack
Eugene Smith
Fraser Driver
F. D. Diamuke
Ben Ingram
May Hopkins
Susie Brandon
Caroline Higins
May Hewthorne
Ola Mariette
Kon Varnedge
Alva “Bialfour
Mesars
Hugh Macintyre
W. A. Watt
Lebb
8. Pasco
Georgia
Tilman Douglas
Madison
Thomasville
Brandon
W H. Brandon
Prominent Society Ties Spark Monticello and Thomasville Nuptials
The piece notes weddings and society events across Georgia, detailing William A. Watt’s Carrollton nuptials to Miss Bob Lindsay with escorts and kin from Watt, Bird, and Cooper families. It also covers Thomasville links to Tharin Cooper’s marriage to Miss Mary Bird, including ceremony details at Monticello and social receptions in Carrollton and St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catchings-Watt
Catchings-Shields
Nancy Catchings
Thomas Harper Shielan
Georgetown
Jackson
Gladys Catchings
Frederick Augustus Watt
AU Saints’ Church
W. W. Memminger
Mra. Watt
Florida
Mra. Shielde
New ‘Oris
Madison
William A. Watt
Bob Lindsay
Carrollton
James Watt
E. Berger
Dock Watt
Marianne
Jessie Watt
Thomasvilla
Monticello
Fla
Sarah Bal Jey
Tim Barnard Chisholm
Tharln Coop
Mary Bira
Monticatlo
Pla
Walen
First Methodist Church
Mr. Gates
Fred Bird
Carolyn Bird
Wiclie “Cooper
David ‘Andon Froomsman
Preston Bird
Brown’ Cooper
Brooks
Bird
Marrage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cable Hall
I M. Mayer
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Amelia Smith
Dorothy Harmon
Virginian Linecamb
Jes Villere
New Orleans
Miss Arkwright
Walter Colquitt
Dorothy Arkwright
Washington
Mrs. Barshall
Miss Harris
Jennie D. Harris
A. B. Kuppinger
East Point
Misa Nell Thompson
Claude C. Rainey
East Paint
A. B. Wilson
Wayne Moore
Board of Lady Managers
the Home For Old Women
Peters Street
Cox College
Dramatic Club
Cox Collier
Wyden
Nance
Dawson
Pearl McCoy
Poplarville
Migs
Bettye Nobles
Norman Park
Gee
Edna Walters
Baileville
Kan
Curtiss Arnail-North
Department of Expression
Aarge
Misa Ruth C. Owsley
China
Fum
Mac Cason
C. Arnett
Linden Avenue
Jasse Cason
Philadelphia
Jesse Cason
Amnett
Woodbury
Woodburys
Andrew Jercens
Sprine Grove Avenue
Citcinastt.o
Ntasia
U. S
el Ryad
Ambosa
Sultana
A&p
Iona
Santos
A&p Buck
WHEAT
Atlanta
Whitewall St
Newspaper
Nbinlye
Free Kindergarten Association
Carnegie Lbrary
Woman's Missionary Societies of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Collings Memorial Church
Bolton
Dalton, GA
Tifton, GA
Barnesville, GA
Thomasville, GA
CG. W. Cooper
A. Hunter Jordan
Addison Glover
D. R. Glover
Goldsmith
John Doster Persons
H. B. Malone
Birmingham
Ala
Julius Greer
Frohsin’s
LE Revo
East
New York
Frohlin’s
Whitehall Street
Mrs. Gayle Forbush
New York City
Danse
Hotel Ansley
Mrs. Forbush
Fox
Lulu Fado
Margret Hawksworth
Pavlova Gavotte
Cecchetti
Harry T. Beckway
Forbush
Columbia Grafonola
Lyvë E
Aks
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