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Toward the end of the eighteenth century Woman began to ask herself if she were really man’s inferior, and, if not, why should she be thus incumbered. Then the bell-all-round shape gave
way to the bustle, which gave indication that she was, after all, able to stand by herself. But a reaction set in, and it was not until later that Woman's independence and equality with man really be
aan to manifest itself. Then she made rapid progress, until, slitting the skirt and abbreviating its length, she proved plainly that she was self-supporting. Slowly she seems to have been drifting
back to the davs of Eve and the Garden of Eden.
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= ATONTON, July 18.—A pretty com
' pliment to Miss Minnie Grant was
the progressive rook party given
ker on Tuesday evening by Miss Em
mie Willlams.
Roseview Terrace, the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Little, was the scene
this week of a number of gayeties in
honor of the guests of Misses Varina
and Helen Little. Those in the party
are Misses Pauline and Lois Kelly, of
Monticello; Miss Anise Daniel, of Ma
con, and Miss Elizabeth Dennis, of Ea
tonton.
On Tuesday evering Miss Evelyn
Griffith gave a 6 o'clock tea in honor
of her guests, Miss Alice Murray, of
Griffin, and Miss Louise Duncan, of
Barnwell, 8. C. Those invited were
Misses Murray and Duncan, Sybil Wich
er,. Dr. Pcu, Dr! Frederick Griffith,
Harvey Dennis and George Murray.
One of the enjovable affairs of the
week was the “shirtwaist’” dance given
by Miss Gertrude Smith Wednesday
evx'eging for the Boy Scouts Camping
Club.
Miss Rebecca Hearn gave a garty
Thursday morning for Miss Clara Sted
man, of Macon.
Miss Agnes Ketchersid was hostess
Thursday afternoon to a number of her
young friends in honor of Miss Lydia
Perry, of Atlanta.
A fitting close to a week of gayeties
in Eatonton was the play Friday even
ing at the opera house by the Daugh
ters of the Confederacy. The play was
called “The Sweetest Girl in Dixie,"”
and was 8 treat. The debutantes of the
season had the principal par's and a
number of pretty young girls formed the
chorus.
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ASPER, July 18.—One of the pleas
ant affairs of the week was the
hearts-dice party given by Miss
Laura Bell Tuesday afternoon in honor
of her guests, Misses Mary Joe Wil
liams, of Chipley, Ga., and Ora Vincent,
of Kingsmn, Ga. Fruit punch was
served by Miss Corrie Brady. Delicious
ice course was served after the game,
carrying out the color scheme of yellow
and black. The guests included Mes
dames O. W, Hendrix, A. W. Whitfield,
T. W. Whitfleld, W. C. Allred, G.: L.
Prather, Charles Stegall, G. M. Bell;
Misses Mary Joe Williams, Ora Vincent,
Leonora Pickett, Corrie Brady, Sallle
Mae Kennemer, Mae Bearden, Cora
Whitfield, Connie Brown, Nancy Faulk
ner, Susie Faulkner, Lilla Mae Gaddls
and Frankie Mae Tomlinson.
A number of the voung peo{)le en
joyed a picnic Wednesday at Sharptop
Mountain given by the young men of
the town in honor of the visiting girls.
RIFFIN, July 18.—Little Miss Doug-
G %35 Montgaomery entertained on
Tuesday at a spend-the-day par
ty in honor of the eleventh pirthdp."
anniversary of her guest, littie M‘ms
Margaret Godwin, of Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Sarah Wolcott entertained sixty
guests Thursday evening at a lawn
party in honor of Miss Nell Lee, of
Concord. |
Mrs. James H. Walker entertained
on Wednesday afterncon at a large and
beautiful reception in honor of Mrs.|
James H. Walker, Jr., who has just
returned home from her wedding trln.‘
The Domino Club and several outside
guests were entertained Monday after-|
noon by Mrs. T. H. Wynne, in honor‘
of Miss Gertrude Beckham and Miss
Cecil Beckham, of Atlanta. |
OME, July 18.—Miss Mildred Moul
p trie gave a morning bridge party
in honor of Mrs. Hugh Best.
Mrs. J. P. Hamilton entertained on
Thursday morning at a porch party for
her =ister, Miss Faye Young, of Battle
CreeXk, Mich. 5 :
Mrs. J. Lindsay Johnson, Miss John
. son and Lindsay Johnson, Jr., spent the
week in Commerce, where they attend
ed the Weekly Press Association.
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HOMASVILLE, July 18.—A pretty
I home wedding of the week here
was that of Mrs. Maggie Starr
and Captain H. F. Newton, which took
place on Tuesday evening at the resi
dence of the bride’s parents, Mr, and
Mrs. J. W. McCray. The Rev. W. M
Harris performed ihe ceremony. Mrs.
Wiil Newton was matron of honor. The
brical couple was preczaed bY little
Elizabath Lamb and Will Newton: car
rying baskets of flowers. Mr. and Mrs.
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Newton left after the ceremony for a
trig to Chattanooga and other points,
and. upon returning will reside in Fitz
gerald.
John Roddenbery and Miss Mary Carle
Hurst were married last Saturday
night in Albany, the marriage coming
as a surprise to their many friends.
They are residing in Thomasville. The
groom is the oldest son of the late Con
gressman S. A. Roddenbery.
Miss Ocie Hopkins was hostess on
Tuesday morning at a bridge party in
compliment to her guest, Miss Louise
Buttolph, of Columbus.
Miss Loulse Grantham, of this city, is
a member of a house party given by
Miss Annie May Shelton, of Valdosta.
Among the many entertainments at
which Miss Grantham has been a guest
of honor was a reception Monday by
Miss Shelton and a bridge party on
Tuesday by Miss May Curry.
Eastman
ASTMAN, July 18.—One of the most
enjoyable of the many entertain
ments to Mrs. Jessup's and Mrs.
Wall's visiting giris was the unique
porch party given by Miss Christine Ed
wards at ner home on Fifth avenue.
Miss Edwards was assisted ir enter
taining by her sister, Mrs. Sidney i
Hargrove.
Mrs. C. G. Horne gave a progressive
conversation party Tuesday evening at
her home on the hill in honor of the
following visiting girls: Miss Mary
Horne, of Dublin; Miss Myrtle Whidby,
of Albany, and Miss Adams, of Dalton.
" Savannah |
AVANNAH, July 18.—In a party of
S young people who spent Wednes
day evening at Tybee, enjoying
dancing at Hotel Tybee, were Miss
Gladys Teague, of Augusta, who is the
suest of Miss Josephine Clark; Miss
lark, Miss Mary Osborne, Miss Jessie
Dixon, Miss Rachael Beymer, and
Messrs. 'T. A. Bryson, Jr., Frank Bry
son, Charles B. Malone, Jr., Charles T.
Airey, Jr., John 3tevens, Reuben Clark,
Duncan Owens and Walter McNeill.
Miss FElizabeth Kehoe gave a party
Wednesday night at the Yacht Club in
honor of Miss Eileen Williams, of Col
lege Point, New York, who is visiting
her friend, Miss Reginald Haslam.
Miss Genevieve Anglin left the city
Wednesday evening to attend the mar
riage of Miss Helen McGuire, of this
city, whieh took place Thursday evening
in Montgomery, Ala. Miss McGuire was
married. to Bernard L. Crumpton, of
Montgomery.
Miss Ruth Johnson entertained on
Wednesday afternoon for her guests,
Mrs. J. B. Kenimer and Miss Ruth
Moody, of Atlanta. Those invited to
meet them were Miss Helen Van Horne,
Miss Ruth Lynch, of Jacksonville; Miss
Rhodes, of Athens; Miss Mildred Jerger,
Miss Helen Montgomery, Miss Elizabeth
Potts, Miss Rosa Fulton, Miss Catherine
T.emmon and a number of young collegs
boys.
ORSYTH, July 18.—Miss Janie Hol
lis is entertaining several girls
this week. They are Misses Edith
Culpepper, Emille Arnall and Annie
Belle Hutchinson, of Senoia; Miss Ruth
Searcy, of Macon, and Miss Julia Sear
cy, of Rolingbroke.
Miss Mattie Lou Stephens, Miss Pearl
Stephens, Miss Fay Chapman, Whitt
Russell ard Slaton Carmichael, of Jack
son, spent Saturday at Warm Springs.
Mrs, Edward Maddox, Miss Eugenia
Maddox and Edward Maddox, Jr., of
Atlanta, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Hooks.
Colonel Robert L. Berner, Walter and
John Harris, of Macon: Judge J. M.
Smith, Judge C. J. Lester and Colonel
S. C. Armstead, of Parnesville, were
among the visiting lawyers ateading
City Court in Forsyth this week.
OLUMBUS, July 18—Mrs. J. R.
Youmans was hostess to the Fri
day Auction Club, entertaining the.
members at Tigner's tearoom. Mrs,
Cartwright Cook won the prize for top
score.
Miss Fedora Hill whs the hostess at
a moving picture party Saturday morn
ing, in honor of a number of visitors,
among them Miss Florrie Malone, of
Dothan, Ala.; Miss Louise Bennett, of
Quitman; Miss Sara Joyce, of Rome,
and Miss Mary Saunders, of Pensacola.
One of the prettiest affairs of the
week in honor of Miss Ophelia Davis’
guests was that of Friday morning,
when Miss Minnie Hunt Hall enter
tained at bridge at the Bradiey home on
upper Third avenue. Miss Nan How
ard won the prize for top score.
On Friday afternoon Miss Alice John
son entertained at a teunis tea at her
home on Rose Hill for the guests of
Miss Ophella Davis
Torch Hiil. the country hnme of Mr.
'and Mrs. John T. Davis, was the scene
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of a dance Friday evening in honor of
Miss Ophelia Davis’' guests.
The Cricket Club was entertained on
Saturday afternoon at a tennls party
by Miss Sara Redd.
On Thursday evenlng a blrthil.v par
ty was given at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Patrigk on INast Highlands
in honor of Miss Coley Greer and Miss
‘thelma Patrick.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Crille
on Tast Highlands was the scene of a
social on Thursday evening, in honor
of their niece, Miss Evanis Crille, of
New Orleans,
Mrs. P. J. Williams gave a tea Fri
day afternoon from 5 to 7, in honor of
her zuest, Mrs. Herbert Fay Gaffney, of
Gaffney, 8. C.
Little Lois Teel eutertained her
friends @t the home of her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. W. D. Teel, Monday after
noon, in celebration of her seventh
birthday.
Miss Maud Allen and Miss Margaret
Woolfolk, of Montgomery were the
honorees at a dance at ti= Country
Club Monday evening, given by Mr. and
Mrs. Charles M. Woolfolk, whom they
are visiting.
Barnesville
ARNESVILLE, July 18.—A house
B party, composed of young folks,
motored to Lifsey Springs Tues
day evening for the week. The party
imcludes Misses Ruth L.ambdin, Lilllan
Wooten, Margaret Ogletree, Faith
Porch, Patie Stroud. and Christine
Woodburn; Messrs, Morris Kelly, of
Monroe; Ralf)h McCrary, of Brunswick;
Hoyt Trimble, of West Point; Howard
Collier, Frank Blackburn and Robert
Marshburn. Miss Mary Wooten and
Miss Alice Hunt chaperoned.
Mrs. J. L. Kennedy is entertaining a
house party at her home on Zebulon
street this week. The members include
Misses Genevieve Lucia and Marion
Smith, of Forsyth, and Miss Maria
Rockwell, of Dallag, Texas,
Tuesday evening one of the most de
lightful picnics of the season was given
at Lifsey Springs. The guests were
Miss Pearl Stephens, Genevieve, Lucia,
and Marion Smith, of Forsyth: Maria
Rockwell, of Dallas, Texas; Margaret
Wright, of Rome; Kathrine Woodburn,
Eleanor Hunt, Kathrene Summers, Hen.
rietta Lanihdin, and Messrs. Willlam
Summers. Roy Lifsey, Riley Summers,
W. A. Prout, Emmett Coleman, John
Blackburn, Benton Woodburn and Dur
ward Collier. Mrs. C. O. Summers and
Mrs. Jack Bush chaperoned.
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IFTON, July 18.—Miss Edna Mus
selwhite, of near Cordele, and
Tindon Fletcher, of Chula, were
married at the home of Allle Fletcher,
at Chula, Tuesday night at "8 c'clock,
Judge C. W. Graves officiating in the
presence of a number of friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. L. S. Alfriend gave a moonlight
rlr‘nlo to Murrow Springs Tuescay night
n honor of her guests, Mrs. W. D.
Meara and Miss Tucora Day, of At
lanta.
Miss Ottie Lees McCall entertained on
Monday evening at an informal party
for her guest, Miss Kulalee Easters, of
Enigma.
Mrs. J. E. Cochran entertained the
members of the Bridge Ciub who are
spending the summer at home with a
party Thursday morning. h{n. O W,
Pate won top score prize. irs. H. H.
Scarborough was the guest of the club.
Miss Bessie Benton gave a farewell
party at Murrow Springs Wednesday
eevning for her guest, Miss Sue Jack
son, who left for her home in New Mar
tinsville, W. Va., Thursday night.
LaGrange
A GRANGE, July 18.—A soclal event
of much interest was the mar
riage of Miss Mattie Newton to
L. H. Traylor at the home of the bride
in Long Cane District last Tuesday
afterncon. The Rev. W. E. Dogler, of
Carrollton, & brother of N. B. Doszier,
of this city, read the ceremony before
a large assemblage. Mr. and Mrs.
Traylor will reside in Gabhettville.
A marriage of much interest to this
gection of the State will be that of
Tuck Monerief and Miss Love Snow, of
Bt. Mark's. The wedding will take
place July 30. Miss Snow is the daugh
ter of George Snow. Tuck Moncrief
{s a prominent young farmer of Troup
County and is the son of Hill Monerief,
of Hogansville.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. E. T. Moon
entertained the Wednesday Afterncon
and the Twentieth Century clubs at
cards.
Wednesday afternoon at McLendon's
Park., Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Wooding en
tertained guests at a dainty lunch.
Those present were Misses Sarah Mc-
Donald, Guinnette Prentlss, Sara Farm
er, Julia Mobley, Anna Harwell, Vir
ginia Park and Emily Park.
Miss Vencla Woodall entertained the
“Just Us Girls’” Club Wednesday after
neoon at her home on South Lewis street.
Those present were JMisses Mildred
Dunson, Insurepto Dozler, Sarah Lee
Carlton, Frances Willlams, Emily Park,
Chariotte Vaughan, Mattie May Connie,
RBetty Clark, Grace Yane, Esther Pierce,
Emily Atkinson, Dorethy Atkinson,
Mary Gaskill and I.ila Farrar
Little Louise Watkins celebrated her
sixth birthday Wednesday with a lawn
party at her home on aPrk avenue.
Miss Sue Vaughan entertained at a
spend—the-nl,hx party Tuesday in honor
of Miss Ethel Pharr, of Atlanta.
One of the most enjoyable occasions
of the week was the picnic Tuesday
evening at McLendon's Park in honor
of Miss Kthel Pharr, of Atlanta, guest
of Mrs. R. O. Pharr.
Friday evening Mr. und Mrs. J. L
Reeves entertained in honor of the lat
ter's brothers, Jake and Grady Ken
ninbton, of Atlanta. Those present
were Miss Margaret and Tommie Maude
Adams, Jewel and Lillie Halman, Tillle
Rutledge and Elsie Bone, and Grady and
Jake Kennington, Cooper Davis, James
Williams, James Brown, Snelson Davis
and Dr. Y. C. Givens.
Thomas Wautson and little Minnie
Carlisle celebrated their birthdays at
parties Friaay afternoon, Thomas being
d that day and Minnie the next Mon
ay.
Daiton
ALTON, July 18 —Complimenting
D Mrs. S. T. Maddox, of Atlanta,
and Miss Hester Maddox, of
Weatherford, Texas, Mrs. J. C. King
gave a bridge luncheon at her home on
South Thornton avenue Wednesday
morning. Mrs. W, M. Hardwick made
top score,
Mrs. . M. Hollingsworth entertalned
at bridge at her home on Thornten ave
nue yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. R. P. Gregory was hostess at
nine tables of rook at her home on Sel
vidge street Thursday afternoon.
The members of Mrs. R. M. Herron's
Sunday school class enjoged a day at
g!rs‘ Herron's camp near Resaca Thurs
ay.
Pharig Gregory entertained a score of
’mends at @ rook party Thursday even
ng,
Miss Bess McLemore, of Atlanta, and
Miss Pauline Phifer, of Mobile, were
guests of honor at a lawn party at the
home of Miss Tryphena Kelly yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. . A. Jones gave a 8 o'clock
dinner Tuesday evening in compliment
to Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Davis, of Rome.
ITZGERALD, July 18.-—Miss Pau
|:= line Crawley gave a conversation
party last Friday evening for Miss
Pearl Ledbetter, of Columbus, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. G. Watkins,
on South Main street. Those present
were Misses Pearl Ledbetter, of Co
lumbus; Frankie Mae Powell, of Shell
man; Perry, of Americus; Mary Liv
ingston, Hattie Taylor, Francis Whit
aker, Fannie Bovd, Irene and Linda
Jones, Lilllan Dorminey, Mary James,
Helen Osborne, Maude Glover, Modena
Powell and Messra. Alex Koplin, John
D. Dorminey, E 4. P. Pittman, Ed. Dor
miney, Harry Tipton, Tucker, C. B.
Watts, Arthur Daniel, Farrand Oshorne,
Gus Bernie, Jelks Taylor, 8. G. Pryor,
Jr.,, Charlie Lee Rodgers, Allie Rogers
and Charlie Taliaferro. /
Monday evening Mr. John Yates gave
a theater party in honor of Miss Imo
gene Mcßride, who s the guest of Mrs.
J. C. Bush. The guests were Misses
Mecßride, Francls Whitaker Mary
James, Modena Powell, Ida Mckay, Lu
iclle Blackwell, Messrs. Mack Pryor,
Gus Bemmie, Charles Lee Rodgers, N.
Hurrer and 8. G. Pryor, Jr,
Misses Mary Livingston, Della Majors
and Hattle Taylor left Tuesday night
with the Thomasville campfire girls
for Balsam, N. C.. where they will
spend the next three weeks. Mrs. J.
Scott Hunter, of Thomasville, will
chaperone the party.
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UYTON, July 18.—The Sewing Club
met on Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
Arden and Miss Maggie Arden was the
hostess. t
Mr, and Mrs. D. G. Heidt, Jr., Miss
Jennie Brigham and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mitchell, of Egypt, attended
the picnic at Oaky Wednesday.
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‘ AYCROSS, July 13.--One of the
prettiest affalrs of the week was
‘ the informal dance at the Coun
try Club Wednesday evening. In_ the
party wera Miss Susie McGees, Miss
Magdalena Iziar, Miss Claudia Lucas,
Mics Frances Cauble, of Greenville, 8.
L 5 Miss Moselle Howard, of Macon;
Miss Viola Mell, C. E. Groover, Lewis
Harvard, L. B. Harrell, Strobhart Sea
brook, Dr. B. H. Minchew, Dr. James
J. Beaton, Dr. J. L. Howard and Mr
Germarn. The party was choperoned by
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. E. Danlel
For her guest, Miss Natalie Hunter,
of Columnbia, 8. C., Miss Ruth Brown
gave a theater party Tuesday afternoon
The guests were Miss Hunter, Miss
Margaret Knox, Miss Nan Smith, Miss
Esther Benton, Miss Florence Andrews,
Misz Marion Willlams, Miss Frances
Hogan, of Atlanta; Miss Susie Sharpe, |
fif"if Meta Nicholis and Mrs. G. G. Red
ck.
A number of the younger set gave a
surprise party Tuesday evenlng{w Miss
Jewel Paul, of Savannah, and Miss Er
nestine Chestnut, of Cuthbert, guests of
Miss Alma Flynn. In the gnrly were
Miss Kate Festerman and her guest,
Miss Elizabeth Cochran, of Thomasville;
Miss Bama McDconald, Miss Bessie May
nard, Miss Lucile Bates, Miss Nell
Bates, Miss Ruth Hard{aand her guesl.
Miss Lucy Brothers, of LaGrange, N. C.;
Miss Nan Smith, Miss Evelyn Har
guvea. Miss Florrie Atkinson, Edward
rawley, Carl Pittman, Arthur Lott,
Bunyon Coxwell, Wiley ©O'Quinn, Cyril
Chandler, Johnson Brown, J. P. Luther,
Jr., Rollins Campbell, Ben Williams,
Olin Smith, Glenn Cason, Orville Jen
glns. Haroid Hardy and Edward Whil
en.
For Miss Florrie Griffin, of Atlanta,
who arrived Wednesday from Florida
for a visit here, Mrs. Edward Jordan
entertained the members of the Young
Matrons’ Club Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Hall entertained a number
of her friends Monday. The girl's prize
went to Miss Annie HHart and the boy's
prize to Robert Read. 2
Swainsboro
WAINSBORO, July 18.—Mrs. J. H.
Chandler entertained the Sewling
Circle at her home on Main street
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Josie Flanders entertained on
Tuesday evening in honor of her cousin,
Miss Sudie Kelley, of Tennille.
Miss Pauline Boston. a recent grad
uate of LaGrange College, left Friday
for Augus.a, where she is one of the
attractive members of a series of house
parties being given by the members of
her graduating class.
Dublin )
ÜBLIN, July 18.—One of the pretti
l) est church weddings here recent
ly took place Wednesday after
noon when Miss Minnie May Green and
Newell G. Bartlett were married at the
First Baptist Church at 5:30 o'clock
Miss Pauline Smith sang *Oh Fair, Oh
Sweet and Holy’' Mrs. George Rowe
played the accompaniment, “The Wed
ding March' and “Ah, 1 Have Sighed to
Rest Me,” during the ceremony. The
ribbon bearers were little Misses Mil
dren Green and Elizabeth Joiner. They
were followed by the ushers, Messrs.
frank Lawson, Blount Freeman, Alex
Burch and Rr. R. I. Butler, Miss Mabel
Barnes, bridesmaid, and William Brun
gon, groomsmen, entered together. Mrs.
Blount Freeman was matron of honor
Miss Ida Belle Willlams was maid of
honor. The Rev. T. W, Caillaway, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church, per
formed the ceremony. The bride wore
a becoming traveling suit of Hague biue
crepe cloth with hat to match, trimmed
in shaded blue French plurmes and
gloves to match. The couple left im
mediately after the ceremony for Savan
nah, where they took the steamer for
Baltimore to spend a few days before
‘olnf to Washington, D. C., and other
points.
A lovely lawn party for Miss Green
was given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
G. H. Williams at her home on Belle
view avenue. Mrs. Guyton Sanders and
Misses Ida Belle Willlams and Eva
Stevens assisted in entertaining the
guests. Punch was served by little
Misses Antoinette and Carrie Williams.
The guest list incinded Misses Helen
Baum, Sara Orr, Annie Lee Joiner, Verg
Phillips, Pauline Fuller, Mabel Barnez
Clove Brantley, Addie Garrett, of Spar
ta; Frances Webb, Irene Watson, {\'n
helmina Biackshear, Ida Belle Willlams,
Eva Stephens, Mesdames M. J. Guyton,
Wallace Smith, A. ¥. Hilton, A. W. Gar
rett, Henry Bone, Hugh Moore, Guyton
Sanders, C. A, \\'odd;xssmn‘ J. T, Bmithy
Jr., Adolph Baum, W. W. Brandon,
Thomas Green, Samuel Martin, George
Rowe and Nelson Wood.
Newnan
| A JEWNAN, July 18.—On Tuesday aft
| ernoon Mrs, Robert Mattox gave a
small bridge party. Sixteen guests
were invited for the game and the prizes
weare won by Mrs. George Brown and
Mrs. Mike Powel.
Mrs. Jack Powel was hostess Wed
nesday morning at a sewing party.
On Thursday evening Miss Annie
Will Redwine and Lynch Turner were
married at the home of thc bride's
aunt, Miss Annie Powel, oun Jefferson
street.
Mrs. Tom Goodrum gZave & porch par
ty last Friday afternoon for the mem
bers of her sewing ciub. The visiting
gupsts were Mrs. Charles Lipham, of
ockmart, and Mrs. Colquitt Carter, of
Atlanta.
Mrs. Mattie Strickland gave a dinner
iast Thursday evening. The guests were
Mrs. George Baltzell, Mrs, Colquitt Car.
ter and Mr. E. A, Armistead.
Miss Gabrielle Johnson entertained the
;debu(lnn- set at a masquerade party
’lap‘t Friday night. The prize for most
[porfem disguise was given to Miss
Janet Miller, Miss Johnson was assist
)ed in receiving her guests by Mrs, Ma
- mie Johnson, Miss Annie Powei and
Miss Janie Lee Johnson.
| © Miss Nevelie Arnold gave a bridge
party on Wednesday morning. The
honor guests were Miss Marie Diffey
and Miss Louise Diffey, of Cordele, the
guests of Miss Sarah Penniston.
The young men gave a moonlight ple
nic last Wednesday evening to the
visiting young women at Pearl Spring.
Mr, and Mrs. Dan Manget gave a
family barbecue last Friday afternoon.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Tolly
Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. Eph. Dent, Mr.
and Mrs. N. E. Powel, Mr. and Mrs,
Wade ?‘ent. Mr. and Mrs. Herd Dent,
of Atlanta.
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Anniston
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NNISTON, ALA., July 18.—A wed-
ZX ding of interest at St. Michael's
Chureh Wednesday morning when
Miss Florine Douglas was married to
Joseph Proctor Huger. Miss Bell Huger
was maid of honor, and John Huger was
best man. ‘l'he bride's father, Joc! A,
Douglas, gave her away. Immediately
after the ceremony the couple left for a
visit to New York and Canada. after
whlt]‘h they will reside in Woodberry,
N J.
A large dance was given at the Coun
try Club last Tuesday evening for Miss
Jeanette Bunckley, of Saundersville, Ga,,
the guest of Mrs. Louis Hale. Among
the visitors were Miss Martha Brad
shaw, of Birmlnfhnm: Lieutenant Joel
W. Bunckley, ;3. 8. N.; Cresswell
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mington, Del
Miss Nell Snow gave a morning bridge
party Tuesday for Miss Alice Weathers
lg's visitor, Miss Martha Bradshaw, of
irmingham.
Misses Eva and Sarah Powers were
hostesses at a dinner last Wednesday
evening for Miss Martha Bradshaw, the
guest of Miss Alice Weatherly.
Dr. and Mrs. Bernhard entertained on
Monday evenlnf in honor of Dr. Bern
hard’s sister, Miss Mary Lou Bernhard,
of Birmingham.
Miss Martha Bradshaw, of Birming
ham, and Miss Jeanette Bunckley, of
Sandersville, were honored at a dance
given by a number of young men last
Tuesday evening. The party motored
out to Coldwater, took supper at the
h?fiel and danced afterward at the pa
vilion.
Mrs. Joseph Aderhold entertained at
her home on Tyler Hill Monday after
noon. .
Colonel Wiilllam H. McKleroy was
winner of the flag tournament given at
the Country Club this week.
Miss Alice Weatherly gave a lake
party last Monday evening for her vis
itor, Miss Martha Bradshaw, of Bir
mingham.
~ Mrs. Sidney Pearce entertained her
Philathea Class at her home Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Hale gave a ficrch party
this week in honor of Mrs. Horace Mil
ler. who is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, C. J. Houser, and Miss Jeanette
Bunckley, Mrs. Louise Hale's visitor.
. Mrs. Louis Kidd was at home to a
number of her friends on Monday aft
ernoon at an auction bridge party.
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Monroe
\/ ONROE, July 18.—A pretty home
l ] wedding was that of Miss Ger
trude Hogan to Wilton Clegsg,
both popular young people of Walton
County.
Dr. 8. R. Belk, a former Atlanta pas
tor, now presiding eider of the Gaines- |
ville District, was a visitor to Monroe, '
the guest of Col. R. L. Cox,
A pretty social affair of Friday even- |
ing was the party given by Miss Vinie '
Durden for Miss Mary Dean Cook, of|
Social Circle; Miss Amy Blagingame, of
Jersey, and Miss Bobbie Blasingame,
of Winder.
Miss Hester Barrett's Wednesday
morning party in honor of Misses Beryl |
and Velma Elliott, of Augusta, was &
pretty affair,
Miss Mabel Roane gave a party for,
Miss Ida Shelnutt, of Sandersville, the
guest of Miss Bertha Shelnutt.
Miss Julia Mobley gave a party for:
the Xlisses Wright and their guests,|
and also Misses Ladye and Bernice
Breedlove and their guests, \
Miss Pauline Blasingame entertained.
fn compliment to the Misses Wright and
their guests. )
One of the more enjoyable of recent
social functions in Monroe was the bar
becue given by Miss Annie Aycock in
honor of the house guests of Misses
Janet and Florence Wright.
Misses Minnie and Margaret Barrett,
Pearl and Fthlene McGarity and Mrs.:
‘ Golden Blasingame, of Jersey, and Mrs.
O. N. Stanton, of Social Circle, wero
among the out-g-lown guests at a
party given by Miss Hester Barrett.
Cartersville
ARTERSVILLE, July 18.—A de
‘ lightful affair of Tueslsay evening
was the ‘‘prom’’ party given by
Miss Irene Shaw for her guests, Misses
Flizabeth Betts, of Rome; Mamie Hol
lingsworth, of Dalton; Martha Galt, of
Canton; Thelma Sheffield, of Cedar
town.
Misses Gladys and Yeta White are
hostesses to a house party. Their
guests are Misses Zelma Stocks, of
Commeroe; Martha and Janie Galt, of
Canton; Sarah Helen Ballinger, of Gads
den, Ala.; Jane Harwell, of LaGrange.
Wednesday morning the Misses Whils
entertained at cards.
Pat Wofford and family, Mrs. Madi
son Milam, Misses Sarah and Luecile and
Rachel Stephens left a few davs ago
on a camping trlg to Cahutta Springs.
Mrs. George Brooke was hostess to
the bridge club Thursday afternoon,
As a compliment to the visiting young
women, the young men of the city gave
a picnic up the river on Wednesday
evening., A basket lunch was enjoyed.