Society Notes of Marriages and Parties
Miss Flolen Ashley and Carroll Aston Plowden wed at First Presbyterian Church in Hirkwood with Rev. T.P. Cleveland officiating. Bridesmaids, ushers, and flower girls named. couple to reside at 48 Wade Avenue. Rose Freimuth and Sam Asher wed August 30 in a private ceremony by Rabbi David Mars. Laura Sawtell hosts a dance party in Brookwood for Martha Shippoen and Virginia Kelley hosts a birthday at Lucile Avenue with sixty guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Avenue
Kirkwood
Freimuth-Asher
F. Freimuth
Rose
Sam Asher
David Mars
F. 3
Kelley
Lucile Avenue
Virginia
Embroidery and club meetings crowded Atlanta schedule
A busy agenda of meetings fills the week across Inman Park Fulton and DeKalb. Embroidery and missionary groups meet September 8 and 9, with varied hosts on Euclid Avenue and Boulevard. Officers urged to attend and refreshment plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman Park Embroidery Club
D.C. Vorus
Euclid Avenue
The
R. M.A
G. W. Suratt
Josephine Street
Inman Park
Inwan Park
Clifton Street
Capitol Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Capitol Avenue
Atlanta
Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman's Club
Social Tems Returns From Saratoga and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs G H Usher have returned from Saratoga New York after several weeks away. Mrs E C Bohter and her grandchildren Clarence Hinton and Virginia Parr will return to the city tomorrow from Avensia. Miss Claire Sipple of Savannah visiting Mrs John Selden Moff has returned home. Mrs Nell Parr closed her camp Twin Cedars and returned to the city. Mrs Nick Ceppage returned to Hast Point after visiting Griffin relatives. Mr John Starke returned to Ma-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bohter
Clarence, Hinton
Virinia Parr
Avensia
Claire Sipple
Savannah
John Selden Moff
Nell Parr
Twin Cedars
Nick Ceppage
Hast Point
Griffin
John Starke
Cleveland
Ohio
John Reach Straten
Eve Hiltver
Baltimore
Horace
Fincher
Wiliams Street
Mra Fincher
Ora
Cordeliia Green
Rose
Dorothy
Lucile Moran
North Carolina
Arbesly Morse
Virginia
New York City
Washington, D.C
East Point social notes list visitors and travels
East Point residents and guests are listed from a long social column. Names include Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Robinson, Mrs. A. J. McCoy, Miss Nellie Hearn, Miss Flora Dickson, Miss Mane Harvey, Mrs. Tom Digby, Miss Olle Barmore, Miss Norwood Key, and many others. The notes cover visits to Birmingham, Atlanta, Decatur, Rome, Palmetto, Dallas, and Wrightsville along with moves to Alabama, Ohio, and Georgia towns. Several relatives and guests are mentioned, with trips to Young Harris college, Cleveland, and the North Carolina mountains. Several ill or visiting individuals are noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con
Mrr
Frank Robertson
East Point
B. M. Robinson
Dunwoody
Flora, Dickson
Fowler
Brown
Birmingham
Ala
Nellie Hearn
Fairburn
Joe Conron
WD. Morgan
Lithia Springs
Edison Simmons
Rome
Dallas
J. ¢. McKenze
Jake Addy
Decatur
A. R. Hemperley
Alabama
H. T. Coppedge
Vara Arnall
Brooks
C. 3
Digby
Griffin, Ga
Tom Digby
Olle Barmore
Atlanta
Kathleen Hudson
Curtis Carrol
Katherine
James Mangum
Young Harris College
Missee Mozalle
Annie Macchoreh
East Pout
Palmetto, Ga
Norwood Key
Monroe
Southern University of Music
Lucilla Condor
Palmetto,! Se
Misses Mogelle
Annie Mae Upchurch
Buston
Georgia Military College Opens With Record Enrollment
Milledgeville Georgia The Geor gia Military college opened Tuesday morning to a large crowd despite hard times The enrollment is the largest in the college’s history Rav B F Dempyay gave an inspiring address Dr D W Brannen Rev Harold Major JC Hall R B Moore and Colonel Gear of Cochran spoke President D R Horton urged students to make this the best year A social Bathing and Barbecue at Black Lake Farm hosted by Mrs Ed Napier honored Mrs Terrace Treanor and Asbury Notables included Mr and Mrs Garard Roy Alford J F Bell BR Hines J B Allen Dr and Mrs W J Cranston Little and Yarborough Drs Gline Garrard Mrs J L Sibley Bell Garrard Andrews Frater Reid and Wall plus many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Military College
B. F. Dempyay
D. W. Brannen
Harold Major
Jc, Hall
R. B. Moore
Gear
Cochran
D. R
Roy Alford
Asbury
Treanor
J. F. Bell
BR. Hines
J. B. Allen
Ais
W. J. Cranston
Little
Yarbrough
Gline
Garrard
J. L. Sibley
Bell
Andrews
Frater
Reid and Wall
Mary
Katie Cline
Hall
Stane
Sparta
Ephe shians Host Morning Party at Sleepy Hollow
In Eatonton Georgia on a Wednesday Mrs Joseph Sydney Turner entertained the Ephe shians at Sleepy Hollow with a prettily decorated veranda and games of progressive rock. Guests included Mrs Bower Albert Sydneydmondson Colquitt Greer Percy Rossee Capers Walker James Nisbet Brevart Nisbet Valentine Taliaferro Ketchersid Clarence Alford Grady Leverette Minacs Eleanor Adama Nina Julia Wingfield Agnes Leverette Tesla Turner Lucy Turner Martha Turner Roberta Sparks. Assisting were Mrs Barnwell Beck Mrs Z J Edmandson Mrs Jesse Champion and Miss Martha Edmondson. Also noted were parties for Miss Lucy Turner sixteenth birthday and a spend the day for Mrs Fesse Champion with a large guest list. The Rosebud set enjoyed a moonlight campus picnic with prom night chaperones Mesdames M T Peed and W F Melton and several young attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sydney Turner
Epheshians
Sleepy Hollow
Bower
Sparta
Albert Sydneydmondson
Meda
Mesdames Colquitt Greer
Percy Rossee
Capers Walker
James B. Nisbet Brevart Nisb
Misa Leila Orner
Martha Turner
Dorothy Collins
Gye Paul
Elizabeth Dennis
Mary Claira Johnson
Covington
Leila May Jenkins
Lina ‘Hearn
Florence Darmatowsky
Helen Little
Sydney Edmondson
Rosier
Community Socials and Hostesses in Carrollton
Mrs. Hearn don hosts a watermelon cutting and bridge at her South street home. First Methodist church ladies hold a Monday gathering with a strong business program. Miss Kate Brown hosts a Cedar street gathering with Forty-two and a salad course. Miss Elizabeth McClelland entertains a cousin visiting from Atlanta with a picnic. Mrs. J T Bradley hosts a theater party for friends and guests of her daughter. Mrs. Ralph Brown hosts a weeklong visit for Miss Martha Jackson of Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Meminane
South Street
Cedar Street
Elizabeth McClelland
Brine Kennedy
Atlanta
J. T. Bradley
Buford Boyking
Bernard
Bass
Clearwater
Fla
Merion West
Carrollton
Worner R. Harmen
Madison
Ralph Brown
Martha Jackson
Montgomery
Ala
Fitts Lowery Couple Wed Quietly in Carrollton
Miss Christine Fitts and Mr. John Lowery of Dawson Ga wed Tuesday evening in a small ceremony performed by Rev W E Dozier. They will visit Dawson then reside in Carrollton with Mr and Mrs F A Yearndon on South Street. Lowery well known in Carrollton social and business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Dennis
Colorado Springs
Colo
John Hice
Spring Street
Dennis
Charlotte Cordaghce
Atlante
Carrellton
Christine Fitta
John Lowery
Dawson
W. E. Dozier
Social Gatherings Highlight Local Ladies Events
Mrs Clyde Willsiamson hosted a charming Monday afternoon party with decorated home and refreshments. Mrs James Saunders followed with a Tuesday 2 pm gathering featuring games and sandwiches. The Baptist Ladies Aid held a picnic at Athletic Park Tuesday evening as friends joined. The Young Matrons club spent Thursday with Mrs Ambrose Bradley for a spend the day event at Parks mill, enjoying games kodaking and a grove repast. Miss Ruth Hale hosted Friday evening for Ruth and Ruby Holliman of Athens, while Mrs B B Jackson hosted a small gathering Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Willsiamson
James Saunders
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Ambrose Bradley
Parks’ Mill
Ruth Hale
Ruth
Ruby Holliman
Athens
B. B. Jackson
Lawn party honors windling girls in Newnan
Misses Ethel Arnold and Francis Arnold hosted a refined lawn gathering Thursday in Newnan for the Windling girls. Attending were Maud, Bessie and Mull Arnold, Anne Cuttino, and Sarah Farmer who served punch. about fifty invitations were issued. The Young Matrons Sewing Club met with Mrs. D. Bailey for a Wednesday luncheon, twelve members attended, a luncheon with sherbet and cake. Grace Davis hosted a Friday morning bridge luncheon for Evelyn Wright’s guest, followed by an elaborate noontime luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnan
Ethel Arnold
Francis Arnold
Windling
Maud
Bessie
Mull Arnold
Mises Anne Cuttino
Sarah Farmer
Bailey
Grace Davis
Evelyn Wright
Social whirl in Savannah as college-bound youth party scene expands
Savannah society notes report a lively week of dances and parties as local youths prepare to return to college. Guests include Miss Anne Hopkins and Miss Sara Ghandier with hosts and chaperones across yacht club events, moonlight car outings, and a picnic supper by the bluff. An unexpected wedding ties Miss Bertha Giddens to Arthur M. Robinson, with the couple departing for Columbus for parental consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Yacht Club
A. D. Strohbar
J.B. Grady
Anne Hopkins
Page Cam
Alice Baltey
Edith Baltey
Maone Cutts
Helen Stohbar
Heloise Grady
Henry Reid
Roland Woodfin
Marion Reams
Horace Miller
Jewel Varnedee
Sara Ghandier
Trbece
J. J. Wimberly
C. M. Tilton
Brunswick
Julian Schley
Eliza Schley
Beauben
Ifra
John Heard Hunter
J. Moar Long
Young Ladies Bound for College From Berged Visit
Twelve young ladies enjoyed Misa Davis hospitality. The list includes Mildred Merck Mildred Darden Emma Anderson Mae Arnold Ruth Winder Louise Byram Merrit Neely heading to Georgia Normal Industrial College Mildred Arnold to Shorter Margaret Atkinson Ruth Thompson to Wesleyan. Fourteen couples attended the Pearl Springs Friday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berged
Misa Davis
Mildred Merck
Mildred Darden
Emma Anderson
Mae Arnold
Ruth ‘Winder
Louise Byram
Merrit Neely
Georgia “Normal Industrial College
Mildred Arnold
Margaret Atkinson
Ruth Thompson
Wesleyan
Pearl Springs
Tybee party hosts and North Carolina trip noted
A Tybee gathering included Mr and Mrs J F Cooper Myers and others who returned from Bluffton to the North Carolina mountains. A girls party supervised by Mrs Angus Bird and Mrs Fred Sketes spent the day at Tybee Thursday. Notable events include Miss Melba Markham hosting 600 for Miss Mary Fawcett and a Wednesday supper with informal dancing in honor of three University of Georgia and Georgia Tech friends returning home on the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fawcett
Frank Nichols
Alex Fawcett
Elliott Wilson
University of Georgia
Eli McGee
Georgian Tech
Nettie Nichols
Gladys Nichols
Mary Pawcett
Pauline Tronenbro
Asin ter and Chambers Tie Wedding in Inman GA
Inman Georgia September 6. J H Asin ter a noted young farmer and Miss Charlotte Chambers daughter of Dr and Mrs J A Chambers were married last night at 6 35 at the bride's home with Rev Robinson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman
J. H. Asinter
Charlotte Chambers
J. A
Chambers
Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Sawtell
Misa Laura Sawtell
Brookwood
Marthand Marie Shippoen
Pulay
Fumor Missionary Society of Trinity Church
Ponce de Leon
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad
F. Hall
Kiser Building
Carnegie Library
College Park
Fulton and
DeKalb Counties
Equal Suffrage Party of Georgia
Peachtree Street
Emily C. McDougald
Toxaway
G. H. Usher
Saratoga, N
Hirshburg-Lewis D. Phillips
H. B. Harper
Havans
Cuba
Mary Kitchens
A. J. McCoy
Mane'Harvey
Annie Lou Mixon
John Rolf Sims
Farmingson, Ga
George Trimble
Misses Roigne
Sara Trimble
Wrightsville
Rebecca
Mariel Kohler
Lynchburg
Richmond
George Moore
Peachtree Road
Co. L. McHan
Joseph Little
Anniston
Annie Blinn
Lucy Roberts
Bernard Broyles
Mattle Baller
H . Brower
John BD. Ragsdale
Roberds Alien, Jr
Chattanooga
Benn
W. EB. Brooks
Emily
Milledgeville, GA
Albert R. Keen
Blorids Alien
I. W. Mobrey
Davidson
White Plains
Mids
Ola Jerden
Davisboro
M. H. Bland
Miss Jordan
Daviz
Bare
Helen Maxwell
Ruth Brene
Elizabeth Jane
Callie Cook
Midway
Floride Atten
Warrenton
Roger Swint
Eatonton, GA
Oxford, GA
W. FB. Melton
Ruth Dabney
Margaret Wynn
Sadie Ruth Beam
Elizabeth Branham
Ruth Henderson
Carolyn Kelly
Claire Dickey
Eugenia Peed
Verlyn Branham
Richard Clarke
Miles Dillard
John’ Keller
Keller “Melton
Arch ‘Avery
Warren Quillian
Wayne Kitchens
Carrollton, F GA
Fitts
Lowery
Winder, GA
Hirshbers & Tlewis
Lucy Grach Holsenbeck
Arthur Thomas Brandon
Social News
Regenstein
Whitehall
Largen the New Flesh Builder
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Georgia
Chambers-Minter
Ansley
the South
Hotel
Orpheus
Pearson
Cecilie
McKean
Grant
Barcarche
Remuent
Offenbach
Beardor
Dvorak
Herkhac
Pearaca
Watts
Love Whispers
Mra. Pearson
Orchestre
Danizatts
California
Gafttoms
Teoma
Secrer
Chas. G. Day
Ludden & Bates
North Pryor Street
Standard Instruments
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