The Sad Fate of a Girl Who Would Not Marry
New York October 6 Special Correspondence recounts a sensational tale of measured longing and thwarted weddings. A girl repeatedly refuses suitors, describes her struggle with matrimony, and escapes by flight at sea, while a contrast shows other women choosing marriage or independence amid social pressures.
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New York
Primmer
Milt
Maerrytog
Europe
America
Arive
Ashe
Ming
Big Fancee
Petticonta
A Famous Artist Morrison Teems Across the World
A renowned painter based in Atlanta has traveled widely and studied nature to create stunning pictures. His works, praised for mastery of color and conception, attract art lovers globally. His latest studies are exhibited at his studio in the Lowndes Building, open daily from 9 am to 5 pm.
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Mi Morrison
Imps
Atlanta
Matabiess
Hia
Lowndes
Ee Hit Pictures
Fashion Sketches of Circular Skirts and Tailor Coats
A fashion column surveys season trends emphasizing circular skirts fitting the hips with graceful drape, and tailor gowns with streamlined coats. It praises well cut circular skirts as flattering for all figures, notes velvet coats in gingham and coral trims, and suggests colors like pale blue lilac and grays while advising pink and white complexions for delicate gowns.
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Warren
Andrews
Oxford
London
Mrs W I George Hosts Miss Cooper in Vienna
Vienna society gathers Friday evening for a game of advertisement and refreshments. Miss Cliff Whitehead wins a poetic book prize. attendees include Miss Ada Powell Lillian Turner Smith Cooper Annie Whitehead Emmig Woodward Mell McCall Lucia McCall and others. Miss Cooper of Perry Ga returns home after visiting Mrs W F George. Ice skating party noted with several couples and visits by Emmie Woodward in Hawkinsville.
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W I George
Miss Cooper
Cliff Whitehead
Ada Powell
Lillian Turner
Smith Cooper
Annie Whitehead
Emmig Woodward
Mell McCall
Lucia McCall
Mesrra
McDonald
Joe Everett
Methvin
Vaughn T O Moseley Engreth
Jake Heard
Ernest Stovall
L. Woodward
Miss Wail
Emmie Woodward
Hawkinsville
Leonard
Bertha
Salle Leonard
Hell
Macon
Beautiful Gibson party honors Miss Harris in Griffin
Social notes from Griffin detail a Wednesday gathering hosted by Miss Lillie Rivers for Miss Carolyne Harris of Fort Valley with a prize winning Gibson party. Guests enjoyed a decorated home, a salad course, and a five hundred contest. other social events include tard parties, receptions, club meetings, and visits among Griffin residents and surrounding towns.
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Jiffin
Lillie Rivers
Carolyne Harris
Fort Valley
Miss Harris
Misa Rivers
Woods Hammond
Misa Carolyne Harris
Misa Genie Parmales
Rosa Doe
Misa Lucia Goddard
Trederic
Marshallvile
Ruby Hearst
Janie Johnson
Carle Gresham
Leila
Susanna Grantland
Sara
Thomas Mills
Roh Taylor
West Point
J WH Drewry
Atlanta
J L. Bird
J F. Carlisle
Carrie Harris
Port Valley
Fille Rivers
Annie Cheatham
Wadley
E W Hammond
Emory Winship
Charles Mills
Bee
Macon
H Carish
Rosnokella
EF Carish
Julia Pritchard
Gena Pritchard
Justia Hammond
David Bailey
Buena Vista Gatherings and Visits Highlight Local Notes
Judge and Mrs W C Adamson visited Buena Vista this week while Judge attended court in Carrollton. Mrs HD Passmore visited her sister Mrs Johnson in Oxford. Mina Wooten traveled to Tallabitation to stay with her sister Mrs W Wooten who has been ill. Hattie Clements stayed with Mr and Mrs Joseph Wason in Madison. Minnie Lowe left for Gainesville to study at Brenau Conservatory. Orme Ryals director at Hoke Smith Institute gave a piano recital October 20 with Miss Ryals’s challenging program praised as near flawless, aided by Mrs W J Schell of Kentucky. Mrs W C Adamson hosted an informal reception by Mrs C Horace McCall Monday afternoon, after which Adamson departed on the 4 o'clock train back home to Sarrlston.
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Buena Vista, GA
W C Adamson
Carrollton
Buena Vista
Adamson
HD Passmore
Johnson
Oxford
Misa
Mina Wooten
Talbottan
W Wooten
Bass Hattlé Clements
Joseph Wason
Madison
Minnie Lowe
Galneaville
Brenau Conservatory
Orme Ryals
Hoke Smith Institute
Randerea
Ryals
Honora
LaGrange Female College
W J Schell
Kentucky
Sarrolston
Darden Sisters Visit Atlanta From Covington and Sparta
Mrs W E Darden spent several days of last week in Atlanta. She was accompanied by her sister Miss Lena Pinkston of Sparta. Miss Kate Thompson of Monticello joined the group during the trip.
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Darden
Atlanta
Lena Pinkston
Sparta
Misa Kate Thompson
Monticello
Social Time and Visits Reach Across Georgia
Covington society notes show Mrs J D Peavy hosting in Macon while Misses Carr and Misses Speer and Childs return to Newborn from Atlanta. Guests include Miss Caroline Howell in Atlanta and Mrs J H Gove from Athens. Ellington area sees weddings planned and reunions with Daughters of the Confederacy, Memorial Association, and Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Macon
W T Milner
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Lithonia
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Carr
Mica Jackie Clark
Dothan
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