Debutante Luncheon Highlights Society Season In Atlanta
A society tea and dance at Druid Hills Golf Club drew many guests including Mrs Asa Candler and Miss Frances Ansley. Miss Nellie Ridley will host a Hallowe en dinner dance for Miss Ansley’s guests. Miss Ferol Humphries hosts a debutante luncheon with Miss Isolins Campbell and Miss Nelle Lamar among attendees. Major George W. Martin and Mrs Martin return from six months abroad to stay at the Hotel Astor, then Atlanta possible. Dinner dance plans at Druid Hills Golf Club set for October 15.
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Druid Hills Golf Site
Asa Candler
Frances Ansley
George Brine
E. L. Wight
Ben Watkins
Jodgson
George Dexter
Miss Ridley
Nellie Hiuod Ridley
Hallowe'en
Driving Club
Marie Ansidys
Catheroke Smith
Sigs Nicols
St. Paul
Minn
W oC _ Humphries
Ferol Humphries
Isolins Campbell
Nellie Lamar
Augusta
Miss Campbell
Europe
Martin
George W. Martin
U. S&s A
Fort McPherson
Mauretania
Hotel Astor
New York
Atlanta
Druid Hills Golf Club
Dinner Dance Prospects for a Joyful Evening
A dinner dance is planned as a most enjoyable occasion with prompt serving. Reservations must be made by calling manager Mr J E Croston before the 14th. Hosts include Mr and Mrs H M Atkinson with 24 guests and Mr and Mrs Gun Dead with 20. Others hosting guests include Dr and Mrs Thomas Hinman with eight, Mr and Mrs J B Hockaday with ten, plus additional attendees named Mir aug Bits Milton wDergan Sr Captain Graham Johnson S W Brown and E D Kennedy and J H Brantlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Croston
H. M. Atkinson
East Point Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mrs Brumby of Hast Point plans a short Calhoun visit starting Tuesday. Stella Carroll of McConry visits Sallie Faminé on Church Street Hast Point. Rev E Cantieri of East Point announce birth of a daughter. L Jones of Western Missouri visits Hast Point. Annie May Bowles of Macon guests of Mrs Ida Overby. W L Hoover visiting in Chicago. Mr J C McMahon returns to Texas after East Point visit. P H Orr leaves for Roanoke Virginia for several days. Mrs John G Delta of Akron delegates to Disciples convention in city spends Friday with cousin Mrs James F Mackey. Mrs Mittie Camp and Lola Allen of Fairburn guests of Mrs J Marv in East Point. J L Dickey Jr departs tonight for visit with friends in Cleveland Ohio. Mr and Mrs W J Clarke of Hast Lake Drive announce birth of son William Stannard. Caroline Bradley of Washington spending weekend in Atlanta. Miss Hara S. a Miss Elizabeth Smith return from Madoc South Carolina. Thelma Ware of Cedartown visits Miss Lois Peters at 67 Albert Street. Dorothy Dubro of Cartersville visiting Aunt Mrs Francis Quillian on Peachtre street.
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Stella Carroll
McConry
Sallie Faminé
Church Street
Hast Point
E. Cantieri
East Point
A Daugher
J. Oc. McMahon
Texas
P. H. Orr
Roanoke
Bayvera
John G. Delta
Akron
Ohio
Covention of
James F. Mackey
Mittie Camp
Lola Allen
Fairburn
J. Marv
Elizabeth Smith
Madoc
South Carolina
Thelma Ware
Cedartown
Lois Peters
Albert Street
Savannah social news and upcoming union events in Savannah
A December cotton ball fundraiser is planned by the Georgia Mountaineers Association with Mrs. S. B. Morgan as president and Mrs. John Heard Hunter as arrangements chair. The piece notes a Savannah marriage of Katharine Scales Cooper to Francis Shackelford, pending events for the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Savannah, including a luncheon for 500 delegates and various receptions and teas. The Ruth-Wilson wedding occurred quietly in Atlanta with plans for the Ruth sister’s upcoming wedding at Wesley Monumental Church in Savannah, with matron of honor Mrs. Wilson.
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Savannah
Association For the Education of Georgia Mountaineers
5. B. Morgan
Association
John Heard “Hunter
Morgan
Hunter
F. F. Reese
Georgia
Charles B. Malone
Itis Ashmore
FB. V. Baltzer
Louis G. Young
Katharine Scales Cooper
John Cooper
Atlanta
Francis Shackelford
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Board of Trade
U. D.C
Yacht Club
Confederate Memorial Hall
Daughters of the Confederacy
Children of the Confederacy
DeSoto
A.B Croe
A. Smith
Clayton’ R. Woods
N._B. Harrison
N. G. Brewer
Hull
Elizabeth M. Johnson
Lucille Eleanor Ruth
Oliver Gregory Wilson
J. E. Ruth
Paul W. Ellis
Wesley Monumental Church
Ethel Ruth
Edwin Burke McCuen
Wilson
Southern University of Music Opens East Point Branch
The East Point branch faculty will present a concert at East Point City Hall next Friday October 15 at 3 PM. Performers include Evelyn Lewis Norwood Key Mrs Kurt Mueller W W Leffingwell and Kurt Mueller. President Gerard Thiers will speak on the scope of the East Point branch work.
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East Point
Southern University of Music
Marietta
Evelyn Lewis
Norwood Key
Kurt Mueller
W. W. Leffingwell
Gerard Thiers
Sropa
Bart Point
Prohis Reject Offer At State Convention
Boston Guisher reports that the prohibition state convention rejected a proposition to back Progressive party candidates due to the party’s platform plank favoring national prohibition.
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Boston
Guisher
Progressive Party
Missionary Society Meeting and Local Social Notes in Talbotton
The Talbotton Methodist Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon, led by Mrs Algerina J Perryman. Mrs Juliet Thompton Wilkerson left for Atlanta en route to Newport to resume duties at Mrs Garner's school of voice. Mrs Mary Stinson entertained guests at dinner with Walter, Oscar, and Mrs Stinson. Miss Marcela Leonard hosted a rock party for friends of Messrs Powell, Arnold, and Fillingim of Atlanta. The community noted Mrs J Arnold’s several weeks confinement.
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Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Algerina J | Perryman
Biss
Juliet Thomnton Wilkerson
Atlanta
Newport City
Garner
School of Voice
John B. Stinson
Walter Stinson
Oscar Stinson
Mary Stinson
Marcela Leonard
Powell, Arnold
Fillingim
J. Arnold
DAR and Confederate chapter activities in Jackson Georgia region
Jackson and Bainbridge news note DAR and DSC chapter meetings with shifts in leadership, grave marking plans, scholarships, and charitable efforts. Social events include a Baptist ladies musicale, a Young Mothers club gathering, and a charity bridge party in Bainbridge with guest Ernest Hyde of Valdosta.
Dublin social notes feature bridge party and birthday event
Mrs H G Stevens hosted two table bridge on Calhoun Street for Mrs Abe Baum of St Louis with Miss Dorothy Hooks winning first prize a crocheted towel. Master John Roberson celebrated his eighth birthday with a party at home then a movie outing and supper. Rev Whitey Langston received a surprise party at First Methodist church after commenting on low midweek prayer attendance.
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Dublin
H. G. Stevens
Calhoun Street
Abe Baum
St. Louis
Hiram Baum
Dorothy Hooks
Abs Baum
Byron Glover
Adolph Baum
Iram Baum
Dreyer
Bashluski
John Roberson
J. le Roberson
J. L. Roberson
Ue Weddington
S. Street
Mavis
Isabelly Weddington
Sophie Street
Masters Baum Dreyer
Horace Bachinsk
William Simmons
William Guyton
Howard
Harold Keen
Whitey Langston
First Methodiat Church
Iad
Surprise party at prayer meeting ends with soda for all
In a Philathea class gathering, Mr Langston praised attendance and planned a surprise. Teacher Mr Arnau reminded him of the promised soda for every member. The pastor agreed to furnish it, but someone proposed moving to the teacher’s home nearby for the celebratory spread.
Pleasant church social ends with planned gathering
A church social concluded with a well planned gathering. A crowd visited a residence, enjoyed soda water, and carried on in a lengthy, conversational social hour. The event was described as unusual yet agreeable and remembered as one of the most pleasant socials in a long time.
Boss aims to speed work by gum chewing critique
A cranky boss pushes efficiency by coaching a stenographer to chew gum in two fast, reduced movements per minute toward the lower jaw. The remark signals humor and workplace stress over productivity.
Plume quality listing with assorted Os trich feathers
Auction or shop listing notes beautiful Os trich plumes heavy drooping heads in black white and color options. Prices shown 32.50 values each with 1.00 bid or base price.
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Mary King
Isabel Robinson
Isoline Campbell
Nelle Lamar
Helen Olson
T D.C. Ch
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Missus Dorothy Knapp
Rebecca Walker
Clara Louise Scott
Josephine Davis
Evelyn Eagen
Charles‘ Wiks
Brand Adams
Lin Adams
Alfred Scott
Wallace Zachry
Arthur Stokes
Brumby
Calhoun
Mr. L. Jones
Missouri
Hasteint
Annie May Bowles
Macon
Ida Overby
W. L. Hoover
Chicago
Caroline Bradley
Washington, Ga
Atlante
Hara
Dorothy Dubro
Cartersville
Francis Quillian
Peachtrea Street
M. Rich & Bros. CO
United States
Utton
Rich & Bros. CO
Savannah Social News
Francis Stone Hays
Ana Mars, Stone Hays
Hayaton, Ga
Talbotton, GA
Jackson, GA
William Menitosh
Daughters of the American Revolution
Paul Nolen
Butts County
D. A R
Jackson Public Schools
Memorial Continental Hall
Associated
Charlttes
RJ. Garmichael
Bainbridge
H. B. Coombs
Ernest Hyde
Valdosta
EB. J. Petry
Hyde
William, Krause
J. Perry
George H Fields
A M. Ramsey
Walter Perry
N. T Collar
Boen Helcher
Gertrude Philpot
Myrtla Kommen
Edna
Stella’ Nussbaum
J. C. Neely
Bon-Air Hotel
I. S. Sabers
Gordon Chaser
Edna Nussbaum
Stella Nussbaum
Myrtle Karman
Mostasy
Southern Suit & Skirt Co
Women’s Apparel
Geo. W. Seay
Whitehall
McClure Ten Cent CO
McClure
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