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Oul-of- Town Society
Thomasviile.
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ITH the mfluenza ban on for the
third time all social affairs n
Thomasville have again been
called off. The opening of the Tea Room
which was plauned for last Saturday, w;J
to have been an event of much social im
nee and several delightful features
m’mn arranged. If the ban is removed
within the next week or two the Reom
probably will he opened, otherwise it will
be abandoned for this season
The officers elected Ly John B. Gordon
Chapter, U. D. ~ for the ensuing year are:
President, Mrs. James Wautt; first vice
president, Miss Liliy HStunrt, second vice
rld-n. Mrs W. H. Harris; secrotary,
rs. C. J. Houser:; treasurer, Mrs. W. A.
Wells; collector, Mrs. Albert Riley, regis
trarx, firn John ¥. Parker; custodian, Miss
Mande Fansell; historian, Miss Loulse
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% program of the Thomasville Study
Clase hus been interferred with by the in
fluenza ban this season and only a small
g::t of the program for the year has
n given so far
Mrs Charies C. Smith is the guest of
pelatives in Americus, whaere she will spend
s month
Announcement of the safe arrival over
seas of Miss Carmen Evans of this city has
been received by relatives here Mins
Bvans is a member of the Oversens Theat
rienl League and will have headquarters
in Paris,
Miss Mary Philips, of Columbus, Is
spending several wecka with Mrs. J. L.
Philips, at her home here.
Mrs. Mary Birch Hateman, of Dallas,
Mexas, s spending the winter with her
daughter, Mras. Henry T. Mash, Jr.
Mra Spalding Peck and children have
returned to Moblle, after wpending several
weeks with Mrs. Peck’'s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hamiiton Vose
Miss Dorothy Hall, Miss Margaret Pea
body, Robert HaM and J. Hall, of Adel,
were the guests of (riends here last week. |
Mr. and Mra 1. L. Curtls, of Jackson,
m:.. are vigitors to Thomasville this
weal.
Mrs John Watt has returned frem a
visit to her parents, Mr. and M cnn-‘
Damour, In Macon.
Mra lenry Turner, of Quitmmn, has
been the guest this week of her sister, Mra
W. J. McClenney
Mr. and Mrs. R. A Hiey, Miss Hiley,
Miss Both Hull and Miss Helen McLlenney
composed a party from Fort Valley visit
lu&r’l’hmnnmllo this week,
. and Mrs. Albert Bowen, of Bosten,
were visitors to Thomaaville this weelc
Mr. and Mrs. 8 A Cole, Mm ¥ G
Jones and Mra. J. A, Horn, of Boston, were
visitore to Thomasville this week.
Miss Flora Davis, of Atlanta, was the
guest of friends here this week.
Dr. and Mrs, J. W, Bhanks, of Grand
Rapida, Mich., are amoug the winter vist
ters in ;nowqmvm.
~Mrs. 1. W. Haire has been the guest of
~ relatives in Fitzgernld this week.
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BE. GROVER RRANNEN returned
Bunday from o two weeks visft to
o hcruosn:vu :.1 Muocon,
. and Mrs. W. F. Whatley havwe gone
te Mcßae, Gg‘ !|o M: -
Bob Bverett is aga home, having
received b: dhn'hu,- from the -:
Barney Averitt, of Camp Jesup, -t
home for s furiough.
The friemds of Dr. and Mm X H
Whiteside very deeply w&h- with
. at Ga., on
“nn.:‘?xum of Y. ou..
- oungwtown,
I 8 the guest of B. A Trapnell
Mimses Mamnile and Joe w.-d-fio(
'?-"""m-a‘" UGmith wes bestem t 5 e
s was hostens to the
members of “While<Away” club Fri
day afternoon. After nv;n:“funu of
rook refreshmemts were Thowe
mfl. were. Mra. J. W. Johnsten, Mra
Prown, Mra. P. G. Frankfin, Mra
Maxey Grimes, Mra. Q. J Mays, Mra. Chas
Plcannn,b,Amnnml
Do d.‘)k?‘ Nattle Allen, Mra J. I\
l“‘:.._l‘l'!l‘_ ™ Moore, Mrs Prank Wiliama,
o orris and Mrs Don Branoven
Mrs. Harry l- ith
mith entertatned most
g’hlfll, the members of the North .fi;
ub on Tuesday afterncon of this week.
‘Those present were: Miss Ruth Parrish,
Miss llu'y Beth Smith, Miss Georgia Hliteh
Miss Kathleen MgCroan, Miss Lucy Blitch,
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Miss Kima Wimberly and Miss Ulma Oliff.
Mra. J. H. Hrett was hostess to the
“Buitease” Club, composed of the matrons
on Beuth Main wstreet, Friday afternoon
Those invited were Mrs. L. W. Arm
strong, Mre. W. G. Raines, Mrs. Frank
|l;nm«-n, Mrs. W. O. SBhuptrine, Mrs. W,
H. Kennedy, Mrs. Horace DeLloach, Mrs
l,\ B. Green, Mrs. Maude Benson, Mrs. W,
tH, Aldred, Mrs. Roach, Mrs. W, H Goft,
| Mra. Frank Willlams and Miss Annie
{ Groover and Mrs. R, M. Monts
Mr, and Mra. Godley, of Bavannah, mot
ored up and spent the week-end with Mr.
sand Mrs. A, B. Green
Mr. Halelgh Drannen s at home from
Camp Mills, having recelived his discharge
Mr. and Mrs, J. D. MeDougald, Miss Kate
McDougadd, Mrs. J. W. Bland and My,
Übarlie Preetorius motored to Savanuah
Wednesdny
L ( Mann left Tuesday for New York
to purchase the spring stock for the Breoks
Bimmonus ( ompany
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ISB MARTHA POUND, eof Grand
Rapida, is the attractive Euest of
Mrs. B. M. Atkinson
Mrs. Zoe McHenry and Miss Hallie Me-
Henry returned Tuesday from a visit to
Atlanta
Miss Margnret Gibbs, of Atlanta, is vie
iting her mother, Mrs. Faonie Gibba
Mr. apd Mrs. R. W, Parker, Miss Ines
Parker and Miss Kittie Newton are visit
ing in Florida
Miss Kutio Crawley entertatned Wed
nesday afternoon for her Buest, Mrs. C.
T. Fuller Hook wna played and a salad
course served after the game. The guests
were: Mrs. les Trammell, Mra M. P
Brooks, Mrs. K. 8. Anderson, Mrs. Fannie
Vaseen, Mrs. Harris BDurruss, Mrs. Ben
Thompson, Mrs. Charles Burnett, Mra. B,
M. Atkinsen, Mrs. John Orr, Mrs. Leon
Prior, Mra. Panl Reis and Miss Virginia
Butler, ‘
Col. WA Butler and Mws Virgina nw‘
ler are spending several days in Atlanta
Miss Huth Hennett, of Galnesville,
the guest of Mra. John Moors.
Mrs. Jullan McCurry, of Hartwel, 1s
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Sue Walton
Mra. Feotecher Manley is visiting Me
Manley, in Ashevilla, N. C.
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P/l ISB MARY of Besste TIfR,
spent the vm with her par
ents.
John Joiner, of the Unfted Btates navy,
I at home on a furlough.
Mr. and Mra. J. D, T‘az::r. Misses An
nie Laurie and Lovie Taylor and
8. L. Taylor spent the week-end in Irwin
ton and Jeffersonville with relatives.
Mr. and Mra. R. K. Kelly are in Thom
asville at the bedside of their dmughter,
Annie, who 18 quite sick with Inflnenza
Miss Jotta Mae Joiner, of Washington,
IlO..h.tbom-lor.hwdqn.
anr R G. Lumsden has returned to
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dayw here. Private 1, i & member
‘d the fameus Rainbow Divisten. 8
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lassiter, of OCerdele,
Mra. B P, Adame, of Lilty, spent Tues
day with relatives here.
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| M dnys last week tn Cwrrollton es the
Buest of Mrs. W. J. Milican.
H. H. Sewell spent Friday in Atlanta
Lieutenant Will Barnett, of BMfi
Texns, was In Templo last week to atten:
the funeral of his mother, Mra. J. T. Bar
nett,
Eaa c-num ‘Wednesdsy tn Attanta.
Mra. R. M. nson spent last week In
'O‘:mllto- a 8 the guest of Mra. George Har
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Mra. L. B Kioney spent a few dayw Inst
week I Atlanta as the guest of her sistor,
Mrs. D. H. Mobley.
Charlie Stovall, of Camp Mvfi n
few days in Temple last week as suest
of his sister, Miss Kila Stovall {
C. L. Mefherson spent Tuesday tn Oar-
Sorgonsl Warl Barnett spent o few days
mn Mgo last weok. \
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u(h.“.f‘:’t J. ¥. Woodrufr,
. Miss Willle B. Thomason has returned
home from Atlanta, where she Hks been
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Business College.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barnett, of Logristans,
are the guests of refatives here.
Mra. E. D. Dorsett and little son, Jack,
returned to their home i Atlanta last
week after spending a few days in Temple
as the guests of friends and relatives.
T. ¥. Woodruff, of Columbus, was a re
cent Temple visitor,
Mins Hntg: J?u left for h.':'-"nh
Woodbury turday after resign m
her position as uu'ic in the Temple High
Behool.
Miss Faye Chapman spent the week-end
‘-HA" Estora Morgan, of A the
188 was
guest of her sister, Mre. lm
woe
Wilbur O-n-":k of the United States
army, has retu home with an hemnor
able discharge.
Gwendolyn Merrft, of Atlanta, was the
recent E:-t of his parents here.
Mrs. Ia Walker, of Villa luoi was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. M. Griffin,
. \:' M ssri Soectety of
The oman‘s onary the
Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs.
Hamp Sewsll Monday afternoon for its reg
ular monthly business meeting.
Migs Eva Garner, of Hremes, is the guest
of Dr, and Mrs, T. M. lpmli.
Miss Mosely, of Bm:hnnnkwn the guest
of friends in Temple SBatu y.
Mrs. C. G Kinuey has returned home
from LaGrange,
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Dums Kmney and ttie
College Society Notes |
lL&Gn.nn College
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R. AND MRS. W. L. COTTON
M ed upon their daughters,
Misses Lefla and Lodusky
Cotton, this week,
Misses Ruth Hutcheson, of Buch
anan, Ga.; Alma Bennett, Tallapoosa,
Ga.; Eldna Butts, of Devereux, Ga.,
and Zue McWilliams, of Stockbridge,
Ga., entered LaGrange College this
week for the spring term.
Misses Mary Hopkins and Lefla
:.otton spent the week-end at their
ome,
Miss Ruth Baker visited her par
:nta in Atlanta Saturday and Sun
ay.
Miss Taylor spent Sunday with rel
atives In Atlanta.
Mid-year examinations are the ab
sorbing topics of conversation now.
The old members of the Irenian So
clety entertained the new members
on Saturday evening with a delight
ful little play followed by a marsh
mallow roast.
In the college MMT on Mon
day evening, the 20th, e following
students appeared in certificate and
diploma recital, respectively: Miss
Anberry Amos, of Waverly Hall, Ga.;
piano certificate; Miss Ruth fiu'dy.
of Stovall, voice diploma; Miss Teila
Scarborough, Columbhs, Ga., expres
slon diploma.
Mrs. Hall and Miss Taylor were
hostesses at the faculty tea on Fri
day afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock.
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Brenan College,
MRS, W. P. WEAVER, of Green
wood, Miss., Is visiting her
daughter, Rebececa.
Misses Dorothy Dyer, Camille
Rodgers, Louise English and Londa
:-tm:mburgrr spent Wednesday in At
anta,
Other recent wvisitors in Atlanta
are Misses Margaret Rives, Lysbeth
Davis, Bettye Cooper, Ernestine Me-
Gowin Flora Shingler, Christlle Lid
don and Rebecca Weaver,
Misses Julia Caver, of Rough
Mount, N, €, and Mamie Buth Caur
chill, of Kempton, N, C, are the
guests of Miss Janet Smith at the
Alpha Delta PI Chapter House.
Miss Ruby McGauhey, of Atlanta,
has returned home, after visiting the
Alpha Chi Omega Fraternity.
Miss Kvelyn Radford will spend
the week.end at her home in Winder
and wil! have as her guest Miss Mon
tine Robinson,
Misses Alma Hamrick, of Gaffney,
8, C.; Mary McArthur, of Cordele,
Ga, and Sarah Bess Clement, of At
lanta, are guests at the Dalta Delta
Delta bungalow,
Miss Alta Peacock is spending the
g:ek-ond at her home in Barnesville,
Among the new students that have
entered Brenau for the spring term
are Misses Dorothy Jones, Barnes
ville, Ga.; Wandah Glenn, Fort Pierce,
Fia.; Juanita Clement, Alamo, Qa.;
Ithienn Janard, Clermont, Ga.; Pear!
Matthews, Talbotton, Ga.; Madge
Spelr, Wadley, Ga.; Mary Lelle Pat
terson, CGriffin, Ga.; Ruth Slappey,
Atlanta, and \\Hnnlo Lee Bishop, Hat.
tlesburg, Miss,
The 1019 Glee Club members are
Misses Terry Anderson, Lillian Claire
Anthony, Kathleen Black, Frederica
! Boatright, Jeanette, Cochran, Bettye
Cooper, Lysbeth bu\'u. ‘Constance
Davenport, Dorothy Dean, Sarah Hall,
Mattie Harris, Lols Holt, Christine
Hunnicutt, -Anna Beal!l Jenkins, Kv.
elyne Johnson, Catherine Maddox, Ora
Muartel, Pearl Mut?ovu. Martha Mor.
row, Anna Murray, Annle Laurie Mc-
Lean, Blanche Neel, laguth Pat
terson, Annle Beattie Ruth Ray,
son, Durwood, of Bremen, were the guests
of relatives in Temple Surday,
Miss Grace Kirk, of Wesley Chapel, spént
the week-end in Temple with homefolks.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Kinney spent Monday
in Atlanta.
Mrs. Grover Bradberry, of Dou"l'vm&
was in Temple the past weelk, being call
;:‘ the bedside of her grandfather, Mr. Jim
nney.
Frank Hute and Roy Minnows, of Doug
lagville, were the guests of Misses Janie
Manley and Margret Adams Sunday night.
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NE of the princtpal events of the sea-
Son was the birthday dinner given
by Miss Minnie Anna Woodall Sat
urday evening, January 18. Covers were
placed for eight, the guests including
Misses Minne Anna and Rochelle Wood
all, Miss Pauline Hunt, Mrs Kate Cau
thern, Mr. and Mrse. Tarver ‘Woodall,
Messrs. 8. J. Childers and J. C. Cauthen.
The hostess was assisted by her little
dnugbhter, Katherine. After the dinner
the Birthday cake was cut, Miss Pauline
Hunt cutting the ring and J. C. Cauthen
the dime.
Mrs. Tarver Wooduh of Barneaville, i 3
visiting her parents, r. and Mrs. Wiley
Childers.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Roberts spent sev
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Tyus.
. Miss Minnie Anna Woodall is spending
several days at Ocilla, Tifton and Cordele.
Lucile Rogers, Virginia Sawyer, Hilda
Sharpe, Margaret Schuessler, Estelle
Sloan, Janet Smith, Marjory Wu.g,
Elizabeth Yaste and Roberta Curby.
The girts are looking forward with
sager anticipation to the many inter
esting trips they are to make. As yet
all the engagements have not been
made, but dates are to be exchanged
with Wesleyan and a trip has been
planned to Athens.
“Hearts of the Worid” was shown
at the college last week.
The mid-year examinations have
been completed, so all of the girls teel
relieved.
The Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity en
tertained at a delightful dance last
Saturday evening at their new chap
ter house. One of the features of the
occaslon was the leading out of the
dances by all the fraternities repre
sented on the campus. Everyone left
feeling that it had been an enjoyable
function,
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N O. NELSON, of St. Louts, was
. the guest of Dr. and Mrs. M,
M. Parks for several days last week.
Mr. Nelson addressed the student
body in chapel talks, which, backed
by such a truly useful and wonder
fully successful life as his is, were
very inspirational.
Dr. Robert Bryan Harrison spent a
few days at college, brightening all
with whom he came in contact, with
his genial optimism. On Tuesday
evening he gave a thoroughly inter
esting and instructive illustrated lec
ture on “War Gardens.”
Miss Nina Thompson, of Comer,
spent the week-end with Miss Esste
Evans. Miss Thompson attended the
University of Illinois at Urbana dur
ing the fall session, but she returns
soon to G. N, L' C. to accept a posi
tion in the physical edÊn depart
ment,
Mr, and Mm. George Roach, of
Warrenton, were Miss Amanda
Woodward's guests Tuesday Mrs.
Roach will be pleasantly remembered
by her college friends as Mlss Kemp
er Thompsen, i
Miss Dorris Morris has retnrmed to
school, after a visit to her home in
Rome,
Miss Julla Bethune entertatned
twelve friends at a turkey @inner on
Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, of Sparta,
visited their daughter, Miss Martha
Hughes, Sunday,
Miss Drucilla Douglas, of Macon,
is the guest of Miss Kate Thrash.
Dr. and Mrs, B 1. O'Kelly and Miss
Sara O'Kelly, of Round Oak, motored
over to see Miss Dorothy O'Keily on
Monday,
Miss Liltan Crandall had as her
recent guests Mr. and Mrs. R, L.
Crandall and Mrs. . L. Crandall, of
Macon.
Miss Rebecea FHearne spent the
week-end at her home in Eatonton.
R. B. Skinner, of Noreross, visited
Miss Mary Skinner Tuesday. ’
Miss Ragan, missionery from Ja
pan, and Miss Griffin, ofl?n;ny from
Cairo, Egypt, were Mliss Blossom
Thompson's guests for a few days
last week. Miss Griffin is the stu
dents’ secretary 6f the South Atlan
tie field of the Y. W, C. A, succeed
ing Miss Flennikin, who Is now a
member of the national board of the
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Mr., and Mrs. Tom Smith, of Ten
nille, visited Misses Laura Will and
Mattle Smith Sunday.
Dr. Hamilten and Mr. Jelks, who
e conducting the revival at the
fimm Church, led the Sunday eve.
nm-rvlu of the Y. W. C. A,
Anpa 8. Harwell spent a short
while in Batonton lawt week.
Miss Kathleen Wilkinson left on
Thursday for Atlanta, Brooks and
Fayetteville, where she will make a
series of health lectures.
Miss Berta Hill returned Tuesday,
after a short visit to Columbus.
Miss Florida Matthews is in Al
bany for a few days.
Mrs. Morgan Thompson, of Haw
kinsville, was the guest of Miss
Amanda Woodard recently.
Mrs. E. R. Cook spent Thursday in
Macon,
Miss Lurline Parker was in Tarry
town the past week.
Miss Susan Myrick, of the exten
sion faculty of G. N. I, spent the
week-end here with her mother, Mrs.
T. Y. Myrick. )
Victor Hugo's masterpiece, ‘“Les
Miserables,” was shown in the chapel
Saturday night. -
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Elizabeth Mather,
MISS RUBY PEARL MANN, the
president of the Y. W. C. A,
led a unique meeting last Sunday
night. She divided the membership
into sides and asked questions on the
Sunday school lessons of the first
semester. She could not spell either
gide down, as the girls knew the
facts too well to lose their places. All
saw the direct advantage of having
Sunday school compulsory in the col
lege.,
Thursday morning at assembly
Miss Martha W¢ Morrell gave a
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sketch of the work abroad done by
two of Atlanta’s heroes, “Larry Grant
and James Scales.” The girls enjoyed
the stories of their deeds greatly.
The kindergarten, led by their di
rector, Miss Margaret Erwin, sang a
cheer -orgn chapel Thursday,
The memhory of General Robert E,
Lee was honored by the students
Tuesday,
Miss Elizabeth Aikens and Miss
Ruby Cardin are among the new stu
dents from Atlanta for the new term.
Nearly the whole school heard the
Cincinnati Orchestra Friday.
The class jn sewing is making
great progress under the able direc
tor, Mrs. Stacey Fleming. . The girls
are becoming enthusiastic over mak
ing their spring clothes and hats,
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F OR the last week examinations
have been the vogue. A pleas
ant interruption in the midst of the
trying week was the coming of Roger
L. Rothwell, who read to us in the
auditoriumr Saturday evening.' Mr.
Rothwell’s program was a well chos\-
en variation of the humorous and se
rious. Fspecially did we appreciate
his interpretation of “The Highway
man,” by Alfred Noyes, “My Last
Duchess,” by Browning, and “The
Melting Pot,” by Israel Zangwill. Mr.
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sacrificed to volume, '
The result is apparent in the CHICKER
ING of today.
Other makes of Pianos sold by us are KRANICH
& BACH, LUDDEN & BATES, IVERS & POND,
MATHUSHEK, SMITH & BARNES.
NEW PIANOS TO RENT
7 Permit Us to Send Catalogs
SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE
80 N. Pryor St. [Est. 1870 Atlanta, Ga.
$5
Month