Social whirl in early Rome week endures
A bustling North Rome social scene unfolds with Mrs. Henry Wyatt hosting a pink and yellow reception on Tuesday, featuring 200 guests. Birthday celebrations for Master Lawrence Brumby and a chorus of card parties, debutante balls, and gatherings across Rome, with notable families like the Carmichaels, Comers, Stevens, and Buckleys hosting events. Attendees include Mrs. J. Warren of Birmingham, Miss Lilla Comer, Miss Lucy Barrow, and Mrs. Hugh Moss Comer. The week closes with a large club cotillion and several weddings and engagements among prominent residents.
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Henry Wyatt
Wyatt
John Warren
Birmingham
Newton Higgle
John- Joston
DuPre
Bolan Brumby
P. Dobbs
Joseph Legg
Conners
Hoppe
D. C. Cole
E.R. Hunt
ML. Brumby, Jr
C. T. Nolan
Stalph Northcutt
Mabel
Addie Setze
L. N.trammell
George Welsh
Gober
Lawrence Brumby
Santa Claus
James Coryell
Buster Brown
Josephine
Virginia Croaby
McIntosh
Bella Goodman
Bayard McIntosh
Miss Goodman
Mra
Anderson Carmichael
Lilah Carmichael
Munday
Patterson
Fort Screven
Carmichael
la France
Hugh Moss Comer
Guards Armory
Lilla Comer
Mary Lou Phinizy
Augusta
Ople- Ha Dent
Club
Cotillion
Miss Comer
Miss Phinizy
Miss Dent
Phinizy
Anna
Florence Stevens
Henry Dana Stevens
East
Gaston Street
Stevens
George I. Tennille
Gordon Harrison
Nash
Savannah
Vera Palmer
Anna Stevens
Barrow
Belle Shotter
Greenwood House
Bessie Denham
Minnie Mackall
Claudia McAlpin
Shotter
Robert Wallers
Adolph Kuker
Harry Daniel
Lester Karow
Alexander Lawton, Jr
Royster
Norfolk
Maclean
Misa Bessie Denham
Bainbridge
Misa Belle Shotter
Greenwich House
Cecile Woods
Macon
Pers Ade
Malone-Simpson
Frank Chisholm
New York
Genoa
George Baldwin
Hope Hull
Beaufort
John Comer
Atlanta
Francis M. Whittle
Anna Guerard
Virginia
Godin Guerard
Mary Clay
Brunswick
J. M. Lang
Rufus Claghorn
Columbus
J. (. Cook
J. C. Cook, Jr
Third Avenue
B. W. Allen
LY. Gilmore
J. M. Gilmore
I. J. W. Bhoaf
Mississippi
Shuaff
St. Paul
Through Sleeping Car Line to Memphis War Service
The brief item notes a Seaboard line dining car service leaving Atlanta and arriving Memphis. It states a scheduled departure and destination with a reference to 0. The fragment emphasizes railway movement during wartime.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Seaboard
Birmingham Social News Highlights from Wed Euchre and Bridge Parties
Social notes from Birmingham recount several afternoons and evenings of entertaining. Miss Edna Moore hosted a euchre party for Knoxville guests and debutante Lizzie Morris Mason attended with Miss Katherine Endsley of Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs John M Cartwright hosted a dancing party for Miss Mason and Miss Endsley. Other gatherings included bridge and tea events at homes of Misses McLeater Ballenger and Northington, with guests from Prattville Toronto and Baltimore. The Bid Euchre Club met at Miss Alberta Fulghum’s home, and invitations went out for a Country Club buffet luncheon honoring Mrs A A Walker.
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W. T. Cheney
Tack Powell
Newnan
Mra
Mra. A
Edward C. Hume
Bridge Whist Club
Pattie
Annie Willingham
Macon
Frances Gardenhelr
Chattanooga
Charles Hamilton
Reuben ‘Towers
Alice
Gertrude Allen
Chas
Cornell Gifford
Lester
Miriad Candl
R. B. Headden
Gifford
Memphis
Robert Best
Waring Beat
Hilary Yeargan
Texas
Burnett Norton
Gainesville
R. A. Denny
Atlanta
J. B. Smith
Rome
Barry Went
Louisville
Chicago
Frank J. Cohen
John Pollock
Smyrna
Mia
Will Quarler
Grafton
Pitsburg
Walker County
Napl Messenger
Musical Society
John P. Davina
Eo Lets
Edna Moore
Luttrell
Wilson
Knoxville
Thach
Auburn
Endsley
Pennsylvania
John M. Cartwright
Lizzie Morris Mason
Katherine Endsley
Miss McLeater
Eliott
Toronto
Canada
Jean Ballenger
St Rose
Steinmetz
Merrill Pratt Northington
Country Club
Alfred Walker
Miss Northington
Prattville
Hubert Scruggs
Emma Toulmin Reid
Bid Euchre Club
Alberta Fulghum
Robert Jemmon, Jr
Louise Walker
A. A. Walker
Alice Graham
Pancorst
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ladder
Inter
Miss Hay
Kaste, Pa
BE. J. McCrossin
Flora Orr
Dorothy Orr
Robert Cecil
Edwin Turner Taliaferro
New York
Marie Piickard
Miss Mclure
Marbelle Roden
Vassar
Miss Pinckard
Miss McClure
Miss Roden
Misa Elizabeth McClure
Misa Roden
Rockmart
J. B Dever
Roy Heaton
Rmichael
Colonel Tison
Cedartown
Annie Calhoun
Willard Bee
Cox College
Pearl Adair
Lois Farmbro
Lilien Moore
T. FE. McBryde
Ben Fambro
Tanta
Rogers
Kingston
T. B. McBryde
Annie Mee
Elwin McBryde
Woman’s Club
Euherlee House
Local social notes and visits across cities
ABBEVILLE residents host Cordele guests while Albany visitors tour local families. Mrs M C Paxon extends Nashville stay as Rev W T Stewart plans to continue as pastor. Moonlight strawrides and social entertainments mark gatherings. a conference is noted in Valdosta and a Rhine visit is mentioned.
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Abbeville
C. J. Tune
Cordele
A. F. Churchwell
Albany
William McDaniel
Rupert
Dublin
Wood Wood
M. C. Paxon
Nashville
Tenn
J. A. Barnes
Fitzgerald
Joseph McDaniel
W. T. Stewart
Valdosta
Methodist
Minnie Haupt
Bavannah
Fapuat
United Fighters of the Confederacy
A. O. Paxon
C. F. Paxon
Florida
H. H. Wilson
Glenn Adams
Irene
Julia Bell McLeod
Agnes Dean
Cortez Green
Odessa Beckham
Mia
G. P. McLeod
Messia
C. L. Neage
Mock Branch
Randolph Monroe
Bailey Green
J. W. Bailey
Fletcher McLeod
John L. Reid
J. @. Pachannen
N. M. Patten
Powell
Rhine
Uncle Remus Books at Miller's for Christmas Gifts
A holiday promotion for Chandler Harris Uncle Remus books at Miller's, offering elegantly bound cloth editions illustrated by Frost Verbeck and Conde. Regular price two dollars, sale price 1.60 in city, 31.80 postpaid to any address from John M. Miller Book Co., 35 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Miller's
Chandler Harris
Frost, Verbeck
Conde
John M. Miller Book CO
Marietta Street
Avanta
Invitations to a large bridge party in Thomasville
A social column item lists Mrs. John Magness and Mrs. Frederick Dismuke hosting a Saturday bridge party at Mrs. Dismuke's home. Other notes mention Miss Gertrude Loyd visiting Baltimore, Miss Clara Neel returning home from Wesleyan College for holidays, Rev. John Butler's reassignment to First Methodist in Thomasville, and several residents visiting or returning from trips to Quitman, Bainbridge, Valdosta, and Atlanta.
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Waycross
Mee
W. W. Annley
Banks
Ala
Thos. Clark
Mins Sans Lyon
Inbtes
Miss Lyon
Mesdames
John B. Wariey
John ©. Nichols
Owen Phelan
Atlanta
KE. A. Pound
J. Eb.t. Bowden
M. Cox
Redding
Gilmore Stree
William &.Quillian
Nannie Louw Weethen Institute
Wrightsvilte
BE. BP. Peabody
Heed Street
G. P. Porks
Artie Mina
Valdosta
South Georgia
Everett Blackshear
Citra
Fla
Blackshear
Gilmore Street
W. A. Price
Tarboro
D. Horton
Misa Mattle Bremer
Wastroes
A. W. Bremer
Francis
Mcronald
Warneg
W. IL. Seruges
Lee
Moore
SB. Paloe
Jacksonville
Sire
B.A. Pound Hay
Milledgeville
Rufus J. Hawkins
Alster
Re. Daligen Terete Son
Ig Wersl
Mise Joule Haire
River Junction
Wits
Katie Bayne
Macon
Mra M. &. Zachry
Thomasville
John Magness
Frederick Dismuke
Dismuke
Sue Culpepper
Louise Falligant
Jin Savannah
Ed Jergee
George Neel
Quitman
Hanna
Tere Haute
Ind
Cox
Gertrude Loyd
Baltimore
Clara Neel
Wesleyan College
BE. L. Neel
John Butler
South Georgia Conference
First Methodist Church
T. J. Hodgins
Clyde Neel
E. L. Alderman
Bain- Dridger
John Coyle
Robert Timmons
Katherine Edmondson
Joseph Flowers
Blakely
Lee Neel
Albert Riley
Handier shave setups boost morning temper for men
A Sun era advertisement extols nickel shaving stands designed for quick access and good lighting. Features include adjustable mirrors, stable mugs, rubber-edged razor wipes, and varying sizes and shapes. Prices vary by model.
Gillette Shave System Promises Ready Sharp Blades
Advert says Gillette provides a ready sharp edge with smooth velvety shaves. It touts minimal stropping, quick shaving, and low cost per shave under a cent, featuring triple silver plated blades and cowhide morocco cases.
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Morocco
Shaving Mugs and Aluminum Cups Offer Varied Designs
Advertisement lists decorated china mugs with prices from 380 to 1.00 dollars and aluminum mugs priced 1.25 to 1.50. Some mugs feature engraved scroll designs or black enamel exteriors with removable inner aluminum cups.
Lather Brushes Offer Varied Sizes and Fine Handles
The ad promotes lather brushes with good lather potential and varying sizes to hold ample lather. Features include bristle with wood or bone handles and prices from 15 to 75 cents for genuine badger hair brushes mounted in bone, horn, or similar handles.
Local social notes span Georgia towns and visitors
Jacobs Pharmacy hosts visits from Grace Byrne and Bellinger family. Madison hosts theater party and house guests from Lucy Cobb and Monticello. Columbus society notes include small gatherings, a wedding, and a farewell for Rev. Shauff. Perry and Offerman sections recount guests, travel, and community events with several marriages and entertainments detailed.
Social whirl fills Covington with Thanksgiving visits
Local society notes show Annie Mae Lester Irene Bloomfield and Virginia Scott of Atlanta visiting the Lesters. Guests include Mrs. R W Huson and Miss Huson from Florida, Miss Mildred Kelly in Atlanta, and others from Social Circle Dawsonville and Blakely. Senior couples attend weddings and hospital visits accompany news of trips to Oxford Tampa and Macon.
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Covington
Annie Mae Lester
Irene Bloomfield
Virginia Scott
Atlanta
Richard P. Lester
R. W. Huson
Miss Huson
Florida
Georgia Huson
Thomasville
George Smith
Madison
Mildred Kelly
Neal Spencer
J. H. Porter
Oxford
Mise
Jule Trippe
Decatur
Mims C. A. Stockwell
J. O. Gresham
Sallie Mae Stockwell
R. M. Mobley
Hoganaville
W. F. Thomas
J. B. Thomas
Dawsonville
W. B. Venable
Gladys Lee
Scott
Fies Emma Durham
W. D. ‘Travia
Harriet Belcher
The Georgian Free Month Offer at Smith and Higgins
The Georgian, a leading Southern afternoon daily, is offered free for one month with purchases of five dollars or more at Smith and Higgins, Both stores.
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South
Smith & Higgins
Mae Theat Smith Aggins
Special Trains Between Atlanta and Albany Begin December 1
Central of Georgia Railway announces special trains between Atlanta and Albany starting December 1. First Atlanta departure 8 46 a m and first Albany departure 2 p m. Trains run through December 25 to accommodate travel. For details, contact your nearest ticket agent or the undersigned W H Fogg Dist Pass Agent. Subscribe to The Georgian with any $5 purchase and get one month free.
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Atlanta
Albany
Central of Georgia Railway
W. H. Fogg
Dist. Pass
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