Social items note wide city guest list and visits
Dr. S. P. Leland and wife spend weeks in the city while many visitors arrive at West Peachtree and the Georgian Terrace. Guests include Mrs Georgis Huson Mrs Alice Bryans Miss Mamie Ansley Miss Virginia Lipscomb and many others traveling from New York Philadelphia and beyond. Several locals host, travel plans and hospital stays are noted along with arrivals in Athens and Columbus and trips to East Point, Decatur and Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Leland
Lyceum
Georgis Huson
R. Johnson
Philadelphia
Georgian Terrace
Atlanta
Brotherhood of St .Andew
Walter Colauste
Visit and Return Notices Lightly Skimmed From City Records
The clipping lists residents and visitors including Dr. L Amater and Mise Marguerite Bartholomew resuming work at Washington seminary and studio, plus guests of various local households from Carters to Chattanooga. Several travelers, such as Mrs Emily Carter Devine and Mr Henry V Grady, are noted alongside relatives visiting relatives in Kentucky and Albany Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
L. Amater
Europe
Mise Marguerite Bartholomew
iBerim
Washington Seminary
Peachtree Street
W.B. Carhart
Emily Carter Devine
Rebecca Devine
Carters
Henry V. Grady
Chattanooga
Socials and Bridge Parties Highlight Rome Week
Mrs BE T Haynes hosted a Wednesday bridge club in honor of her aunt Mrs N A Jordan with twelve guests. Mrs Hendon Towers won a bead trophy. Mrs Jordan receives welcomes and courtesies. Numerous teas, dinners, and outings mark a busy social week as Mary Berry hosts, Miss Berry shines in games, and Mary Kingaberry is honored. The Music Lovers resume meetings. Rev and Mrs W L Walker entertain in Charlotte NC. Mary Berry again hosts a two table bridge party. Mattie B Shelbley attends UDC convention in Eastman. Woman's Club opens with a lively winter session and conservation papers. Mrs Gordon Hight hosts a farewell for Mrs Victor Smith as the Smiths head to Paint Rock AL. Barry Wright entertains. Junior Reading Circle meets at Mrs H S Carson’s with current events and hot chocolate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
BE. T. Haynes
N. A. Jordan
Hendon Towers
Burnett Norton
N.A Jordan
Bessie A. Moore
James B. Nevin
Ned Grafton
Bliss Mary Junkin
Mary Berry
W. L. Walker
H. J. Walker
Charlotte
N.C
Mary Kingaberry
R. M Harb
Mattie B. Shelbley
Eastman
U. D.C
Geesion
Mra T H Edwards
Eiuy
Conservation Committee
John H Reynolds
Addis Mitchell
Sara Hardy
Fannie Andrews
A. W. van Hoose
Rounsaville
Johnson
Gordon Hight
Victor Smith
Paint Rock
Barry Wright
Weekend Socials Highlight Local Hostesses and Clubs
A series of small gatherings filled the weekend social calendar. The Manget circle hosted seven guests with a four course dinner, while Mrs. Hugh Stephens entertained the Domino club with a spend-the-day party and a noon luncheon. The Tuesday Bridge Club and Reading Circle met with Mrs. George Brown and Miss Loulan Atkinson respectively, followed by sewing and Matrons clubs hosted at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Manget
Mary Powers
Bmr
Fairfield Manget
Atlanta
Marvin Wilson
Decatur
Julian Carpenter
Hugh Stephens
New Domino Club
Cavera Beiing
Stephens
Harold Ragi
George Brown
Dewitt Poole
Mildred Camp
Mr. Cole
Coweta Cafe
C. A. Meister
New York
Honor Guost
Loulan Atkinson
Frank Rawls
B. Db.madison
B. Park
Ellen R. Goolsby
Mina Christine Cole
Robert Mattox
Sanders Gibson
Temple Avenue
Gibson
T. P. Manget
Lexington Notes and Social Visit Highlights
Miss Katie May Arnold stops in Athena for a few days. Mrs Nona Burrus of Evberton guests of Mrs Georgiz Stevens and returns home Monday. Hamp MacWhorter slated for Oklahoma trip this week. Mrs T. W. Musgrove of New York to visit Judge and Mrs. Philip Davis soon. remembered as Miss Melissa Davis with warm welcome awaiting her return to hometown. Lexington Baptist Woman's Missionary Society joined Winterville meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union in midweek. Mrs Willie B Morgan of Georgia visits Lexington to assist the local C. B. chapter. Mrs Lucy Callaway of Covington spent the past month visiting relatives and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Katie May Arnold
Athena
Nona Burrus
Evberton
Georgiz Stevens
Hamp MacWhorter
Oklahoma
T. W. Musgrove
New York
Philip Davis
Musgrove
Melissa ‘Davis
C. B
Lucy Callaway
Covington
80, Callaway
Julia Stewart
Afternoon tea and silver tea entertainments in Griffin Georgia
In Griffin Georgia a charm filled week featured an afternoon tea hosted by Bra D A Latta for guest Miss Alta Bell of Kalamazoo Michigan and Miss Anna Geott a November bride with about thirty guests. The week’s highlight was a silver tea by Raynton chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at Mrs Robert F Strickstend’s home on College Street with club officers and many members assisting. Mary Hunton Aline Cumming performed piano pieces as two hundred or more guests were invited to enjoy the colonial decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bra
Raynton Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert F Strickstend
College Street
Misa Hatte Head
Lucius Goddard
Community Notes From South Hill And County Events
A series of informal social gatherings and club meetings are reported. Mr and Mrs Joseph Montgomery hosted guests including Miss Eugenia Fart of Spartanburg at their South Hill Street home with red and white decor. Little Miss Sarah Clyde Adams celebrated her eighth birthday with a towel drive for the Decatur Orphans Home. The Woman's Club held fall meetings, Walters appointed delegates to the State Federation in Albany, and Spalding County Fair features floral parade entries and a queen contest with Miss Ethel Brown leading. Bridesmaids from Waynesboro attended a wedding of Miss Bessie Thomas and Mrs Jesse Palmer. Mrs Benjamin Blakely hosted a tea for six on South Hill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Montgomery
South Hill Street
Eugenia Fart
Spartanburg
9. C
Sarah Clyde Adams
J. G Adams
Decatur Orphans
Woman's Club
Robert P. Shapard
State Federation of Women's Cluba
Albany
Henjamin Blakely
Spalding County
Misa Ethel ‘Brown
Jewel Hutson
Ruby Stevens
Mlee Bara
Francis Garland
Waynesboro
Bessie Thomas
Jesse Palmer
Benjamin Blakely
Wedding of Miss Alice Davis and Mr Harry LeVaque Wills
Gainesville Georgia reports the quiet wedding of Miss Alice Davis to Mr Harry LeVaque Wills of Tallulah Falls at the home of Dr and Mrs 5 P Ham. The ceremony was officiated by Dr Merlin Jones with Miss Theodora Ham as bridesmaid and Mr Sam Brown as best man. Afterward the couple plans a northbound trip then residence in Tallulah Falls. Numerous prewedding events highlighted by showers, cards, and clubs honored the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Davis
Harry LeVaque Wills
Talulan Falls
P. Hams
de LM
Merlin Jones
Will Davis
Sam Brown
Theodora Ham
Helen
Armentine Ganders
Henrietta Howard
Carolyn White
Mise Hildegarde Ham
Ernestine Bam
Wills
Will
Tallulah
Alice Davia
Nazabeth Green
C A Rudolph
Robert Sanders
Bridge
Miss Davis
Shes Davis
Ilgerio
Pierpont Flanders
Campbell Brown
Roy Ramauer
Ramever
Margaret Barcer
Ramisuer
Grace Pruitt
Clayton
Ala
Kathleen Black
Sewing Club
Annie Lou Padgett
Elizabeth Kimbrough
Carol Dean
Harlon Estes
Susia Ham
Henry Washington
Delma Pentecost
Winder
Edgar Kenyon
Mary Brown
B. K Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lemar Rucker
Lamar Lipscomb
Mathis
Athens
Jack Whitiomb
Davis-Fischer
Alice Gaar Palme
Mary Thornton Brooks
Norfolk
Way
W. Td S Gaur
North
Jackson Street
Mix George
John Aine
Birmingham
George Walters
Dorothy Gardner-Cole
Newnan
M Or Emmons
D S Lowell
King
W. St Atkins
Amniston
Uney
Lowell
Anniston
George W Parrott
East Tennessee
Tilghman
Bewls
Shar
Seamans
Lug Méthe
Ev Seamans
Mrg
Rudall
Jacksonville
Fla
Georg'a Cavalry
Rosell Kennedy
Mis Wy A
Mary Sparks
Roswell
Spencer
Fb.n Mattox
East Tallassee
B. Bedenvaughan
Marguerite Carree
Kennesaw
Mra
WB Upehorek
ES. Center
Chicago
Ruth
Brooke
West Find
T Hewlet
College Park
Campbellton
John Bowers
F T Mixon
East Point
MP Harvey
Farrace
Miss Jane Brown
Denver
QP Brown
Harry Brown
East Port
Brunswic
Marie Williams
Savannah
Boston
EB. S. Center
Milledgeville
Edwin Pratt
Churchb Street
J. B. Smith
Cincinnati
M. QO. Smith
Katherine Joiner
Reynolds, Ga
Mittie_Caldwell
G Yarbrough
John Rivers
Fairburn
O'S. Meld
C W Mangum
Willie Wynn
J. D Campbell
East Cleveland Avenue
Jettie Burns
McDonough
Hall
Missouri
M. A. Scarborough
Annie Walker
Cedar
Own
Fisher
Valhalla
S Cc
WD. Oliver
Thompson Street
Fast Point
Winner Moore
Natalie Campbell
California
Harry Perkerson
Mary Butler
Mnas
Caroline
Muse
Agnes Plones
Nes H.R. Berry
Constance Berry
Stevens Apartments
Kimball Street
Misa Hallie Morton
Paris
Tenn
Vislt
Misa Mary Hines
Annie M. Lane
Washington
Wilkes County
M. H. Lane
Ansley Rack
Hirshburg & Philips
Aline Fielder
J. W. Fielder
Z. Webb
Whitehall
George B. McCormack
Birrolagh
Price E. Murray
Shelton Simmons
Dallas
C. C.simmons
Blanche Carrie
Will Halderbrandt
Innnout Street
Dire
Frank Robertson
Jesse Reeves
J.D. Gardner
Albany, Ga
Scarbrough Fa
Wiare Avenue
Hast Point
Newnan, GA
Carson
Harriett Farmer
Lynfia Simrl
Nannie Louise Hill
Noma Wadsworth
Fannie Ann Berring
Mise Katie Dent
Griffin, GA
Regenstein
New York City
Coats
Gainesville, GA
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