Macon social notices mark marriages and society events
Mrs. Augustus C. Bacon invites to the marriage of Marie Louise Lamar Curry to Frederick Winchester Williams at Christchurch on Wednesday evening October 38 followed by a small reception at Bacconfield. The Macon Pan-Hellenic election keeps officers. plans for a state fair booth aid the YWCA building fund. Other items note society parties, weddings, and a United Daughters of the Confederacy delegates list in Eastman.
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Macon
Augustus C. Bacon
Christchurch
Marie Louise Lamar Curry
Frederick Winchester Williams
June
J. L. M. Carr
A. O. Bacon
Georgia
Virginia Lamar
Mr. Williams
Luther Williams
Wales
United Inn
Macon Pan-Hellenic
Dempsey
Misa Elizabeth Baker
Warren Timmerman
Nat Lewis
Linton Lewis
Robert W. Barnes
Youngs Woman's Christian Association
Bessie Brunson
Brenau College Student Union Elects Officers
Brenau College elected Octavia Hunter as president Irene McCarthy as vice president Gatra Holleman as secretary and Rita Durden as treasurer for the student union The union governs student life and promotes honor spirit and scholarship It also elects an honor board and student council Alitha Talbot heads the council Alberta Wright the honor board On Monday Cushman Tiramatic club members received a surprise party from Miss Florence Overton principal of the school of oratory The torchlight procession ended at Breau tark with toasting and songs New entrants to Brenau include Isabelle Alsop Chattanoogas Tenn Aileen Oats Laon Gia Margaret Hamilton Rome Ga Josephine Greffick Michigan Lord Wood New York Lola Wilson Bryan Texas Gertrude Dowling Ovark Ala
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Octavia Hunter
Irene McCarthy
Gatra Holleman
Rita Durden
Calleus
Alitha Talbot
Alberta Wright
Isabelle Alsop
Ghattanoogs
Tenn
Aileen Oats
Gia
Margaret Harmilton
Rome
Josephine’ Greffick
Michigan
Marriage of Yee and Lunsford in Hoganville
In Hoganville Georgia a marriage took place at the bride’s home Thursday afternoon between Miu Mh Yee and Roy Lunsford. The ceremony was conducted by Dr Grattan of Atlanta with Dilys Jenkins Emma Denny and Cynthia Keith as bridesmaids and Parey Wilkes Charles Smith and Cecil Tana as attendants. The couple departed for a wedding journey that evening. Mrs Bod Darden hosted with guests later week and Edith Darden helped with entertainment as tables of forty two were enjoyed.
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Anery Stosser
Roy Iunsford
Bs “Ee Gratan
Stlanth
Dilys Ruby Jenkins
Emma Denny
Cynthia Keith
Parey Wilkes
Cecil Tana
Chariie Smith
Lunsford
Bod Darden
Edo
Hugh North
Edsard Kenyon
Winder
W. S Wiliam
Kenyon
W. A. Charters
Price Charters
Shiney Smith
Atlanta
Marietta Guests Attend Weddings Across Georgia
Marietta residents and friends traveled to Atlanta Darien and Athens for weddings and family visits this past week. Miss Evelyn Clar attended her cousin Nelleser Stewart's Atlanta wedding while Miss Elizabeth Wiley wed Harold Wilhams in Darien and Mariabeth Wiley wed Harold Wilhams in another ceremony. News also notes Mrs Pierre Cambers returned from Chicago and Mrs Welborn Reynolds from Spartanburg with several families visiting relatives in Jacksonville and Brunswick.
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Stans Frances
Atlanta
Marion Fielder
Marie Bailey
Annie Waddell
Fernandina
Fila
Pierre Cambles
Chicago
Evelyn Clar
Nelleser Stewart
C. Wilingham
Harold
Misslizabeth Wiiey
Darien
Tsat
Beth Wyley
Harold Wilhinsham
Str
George H. Keeler
G. W. Blanten
Brunswick
A South
Local club events and social notices from Gainesville GA
Mrs 2 WW Anderson hosted the Budge club at New Holland with Cosmo and dahlias as decorations. Kathleen Black entertained the Sening club with a group including Elimaneth Kimbrough and others. Edsard Kenyon and his bride were feted after their Winder wedding. The Charters couple visit Atlanta.
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Kathleen Black
Sening Club
Elimaneth Kimbrough
Melen Estes
Carolean
Susie Ham
Gertrude Wiliam
Lou Pagett
Helen Norris
Ashington
Lulu Mobley
Will Davis
Henry Washington
Social Tea Honors Buford Guests in Norcross
Miss Laura Wilson hosted a formal tea Saturday night honoring Miss Mary Smith Miss Janie Neisler and Miss Flora Wilson of Buford. Mr R W Peeple and family of Atlanta have rented the Buchanan residence for the winter.
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Laura Wilson
Mary Smith
Janie Neisler
Flora Wilson
Buford
R. W. Peeple
Atlanta
Buchanan
College Notes Reflect Busy Domestic Department
The domestic area department is packed with activity in Home Economies, dressmaking, millinery, and freshman sewing courses. Miss Lora Able oversees the department with assistants, while Miss Tucker directs sight-seeing classes preparing Handel’s Meggiah and an upcoming Neapolitan concert. Freshman officers include Mildred Wright as president and Kate Myrick as treasurer amid a student body of about forty to fifty.
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Lora Able
Missea Mabry Harter
Catherine Turner
Oliver Smenner
Miss Tucker
Laat
Lsceum
Alice Lenore Tucker
Jennie Weller
Mable Vans
Alice Beck
Edward 3 Hines
Mildred Wright
Louisville
Raith Dohagon
Redan
Kate Myrick
Milledgeville
Secretar Juudia Fltrs
Dalton
Forts
Carrollton Tea Honors Miss Mandeville Before Her Wedding
A social tea in Carrollton celebrated Miss Hugenia Mandeville ahead of her upcoming marriage to Homer Watkins of Atlanta. Guests admired yellow red white decor, Russian tea service, and formal gowns as preparations and plans for the nuptials were announced.
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Sonia
Mires
W. L. Fitts
Paris
Hastess
Miss Mandeville
Mra. L C. Mandeville
Carrollton
Homer Watkins
Ute
Lanta
Atlanta
Monroe Ga Wedding Unites Stella Nolan and Edgar Wood
In Monroe Georgia on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs CD Launis, Stella Nolan of Monroe married Mr Edgar Woods of Bethany. The ceremony featured Miss Sara Dat on organ, Miss Frances Bearden with the bouquet, and Dr D W Key officiating. The bride wore midnight blue with a chiffon blouse and a bouquet of bride’s roses. An informal reception followed with many out of town guests listed from Atlanta Madison Bethany Macon Greensboro and other nearby communities.
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CD Launis
Stella Nolan
Edgar Airs Wood
Bethany
Ernest Camp
Janet Wright
Oscar Gower
Tao
Lohengrin
Sara Dat
Frances Bearden
Paul Launius
S. Wood
Washington, Ga
Caunius
D. W. Key
Henry Pitonteick
George Bearfen
Madison
Henry Harriss
B. Harriss
Elzabeth Harris
P. Crew
Ethel Crew
J T. Hollis
Natl Shockley
Roy Shockley Appallachee
J A. Nolan
Diesel
Neva ‘Snellings
Bostwick
Sam, Herbert
Sara Kate Wood
Greensboro
Let Us Weigh Your Baby
There are scales conveniently arranged for weighing your baby at all times. It is interesting to watch him grow from week to week with a little book for recording weight. The weighing costs you nothing.
Fall Sewing: Own a Standard Sewing Machine
Ladies can start fall sewing with the Standard Sewing Machine priced at 2.00 down and 1.00 per week. The ad promises fine workmanship and easy ownership for any woman, highlighting the comfortable early fall sewing plans.
Plenty of White Collar and Cuff Sets In Stock
The store advertises abundant white collar and cuff sets in multiple styles. Each set includes a stiff collar and matching cuffs, offered at 25 cents per piece. High demand previously made them scarce, but stock is now ample.
Many Women Will Want These Handkerchiefs 6 for 39c
Women will want these sheer and dainty handkerchiefs with small colored initials. Special offer: six for 39 cents.
Rigaud's Toilet Dainties with Prices and Items
Rigaud's lineup lists Vernon Castle extract at 2.50 an ounce, Peg o My Heart extract 2.50 an ounce, Toilet Water 3.25 per bottle, Peg o My Heart talcum 65 cents per box, and Silas face powder all tints 1.25 per box for a refined beauty regimen.
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Rigaud’s
Vernon Castle
Rigaud
Silas
New Kimono Silks Show Irresistible Designs
New kimono silks in floral and Japanese patterns in rich colors. Priced at sixne yard. Black kimono satin with dragon border $1.25 yard. New vestings in gold silver and tapestry effects. Black Duchess Satin 40 inches wide $2 yard.
This Store Is Headquarters For Everything for Baby
This store showcases a full range of baby goods including white cribs and bassinets with wheels, hampers, wash stands, nursery furniture, clothing, and baby accessories. Expert guidance helps mothers compare styles and prices to outfit nurseries attractively and practically.
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Fannie Cottrell Dodke
Hollywood
Middletown
N.Y
Lillian Bat
Julian Walker
New York
Leonard McManus
Marie Elizabeth
Charles Eugene Kernaghan
Gelock
First Baptist Church
J. D. Todd
C. W. Chance
Marie Harris
Maurice Gosthi
Naor
Duncan
Ghve Hden
J. 4
McManug
Bettuuer McManug
Griswold
W.F. Chase
Alania
C. W. Chances
R. W. Jameson
Robert J. Flournoy
Miss Mildred Horton
William Leak
Darean
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Eastman
Sidney Lanier
Flew. Holt
Mise Anna Bryant
Waller Grace
Caroling Patterson
Harry Robert
A. #. Barnes
C. Moore
Porter
I. A. Selden
Duncan Brown
Ignes Lit
Ed Little
J. A. Craig
Robert Singons
George Villa
Frances Burihard
Mlolse Little
Suzie Hurd
Florence Buress
Plizabeth Sissons
Maggie Witlis
Nanzie Boyd Parris
Minnie Tee Melton
Edward
Brenau College News
Hogansville
Marietta, GA
Gainesville, GA
Norcross, GA
College Notes
Carrollton, GA
Monroe, GA
Paramount Foundation of Dress
Rogers
Sherwood
GA. D. Coffee Spa
Valenciennes
Tosca
Roc Yard
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
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