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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1916

Page

8

Social Notices Recall Party for Bereavement Honor

Invitations for a morning rock party honoring Miss Mildred and Miss Rose Ella Thornton were recalled due to a family bereavement. On Thursday Mrs. Andrew W. Lane hosted a Young Mothers Club afternoon gathering at her Third Street home, with the Lane family noted as valued Jackson social figures as they plan to return to Macon in September.

Pitts McKibben Mildred Rose Ella Thornton Andrew W. Lane Young Mothers Club Third Street Lane Jackson Macon

Mrs Dempsey Hosts Young Mothers Club Gathering

Mrs Jack Dempsey hosted the Young Mothers Club last Thursday afternoon. Zeniths roses and ferns adorned the drawing room and library while Rev Elam Dempsey spoke on God in the Home. Mrs Maurice Wright provided music and Frances Carmichael and Lollie Carmichael served punch. Cream and cake followed the games and rock.

Young Mothers Club Jack Dempsey Elam Dempsey Maurice Wright Frances Lollie Carmichael

Honor Miss Minter With A Pretty Week’s Rock Party

Mrs H J Miller hosted a debutante gathering for Miss Thelma Minter of Thomasville inviting eight couples to a porch party. Guests enjoyed white clematis and golden glow decor, punch, and a salad course with iced tea served later.

H. J. Miller Thelma Minter Thomasville Mary Willis Miller Naidene Leach Frank S. Carmichael

Atlanta visits and guests noted in society items

Mrs Harvey Maddox visited in Atlanta this week. Miss Reba Johnson is the guest of Miss Viola Slaughter. James Williams is visiting relatives in Ty Ty this week.

Julia Moate Deveraux R. P. Lasnett Eula Ham Statenville J. S. Ham and Lena Greer Griffin J. F. Chambliss H. H. Hooten Atlanta W. H. Maddox Irma Laney Moultrie Annie Lou McCord Harvey Maddox Reba Johnson Viola Slaughter James Williams Ty Ty

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