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Newspaper

Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1906

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Atlanta Albany Central of Georgia Railway W. H. Fogg Dist. Pass

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