The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-07-18
SOCIAL ITEMS.
Pleasant Mention of People Who Come
and Go.

Pleasant Mention of People Who Come
and Go.
ALBANY, July 12.-The lovely home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Won Gundell was the
scene of rare enjoyment last evening, the
occasion being an elegant reception ten
dered Miss Rena Mize, of Dawson, who
is visiting their daughter, Miss May.
This being an ideal southern home with
/ its spacious walls and wide verandas, tits
useless to say that this ola home did
show off with perfect advantage, with
the sweet-scented rose garden sending it's
delicate Odor through all the air, the
lanterns swinging to and fro and the
llght-hearted youths and maidens within
ripping the light fantastic toe. In the
midst of the evening" festivities the did.
ing hall was thrown open and feast fit
for the gods was served to the apprecia-
tive guests. The happy participants
seemed loath to leave and it was not
until the wee sma hourswere upon them
before they reluctantly sad good night.
On last Wednesday night happy mar
rage was solemnized. Cupid had shot
his arrows well, and Hymen reaped the
reward. Mr.. Geo. A. Cole and Miss LIZ
zie Kenney were the happy pair that
willingly submitted TO the tieing of the
matrimonial knot by DR.. Patterson at the
home of Mr.. G. n. Kenney, brother of
the bride. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. E. T. Kenney, one of our most
prominent citizens and prosperous farm
ers. Her many excellent traits of
character and rare accomplishments
make her valuable prize for the fortu-
nate groom. Mr. Cole is the well-known
and prosperous mill owner, being the
junior partner of the firm of Willis &
Cole. They have the best wishes of hosts
of friends for long and happy life.
Mr.. W. H. Davis left for the northern
market yesterday. He was accompanied
by Mrs.. Davis and Misses Florence Bal
Twin and Lora Paschal.
Misses susie Lee Ray, of Atlanta, and
Ruchie Belle Geise, of Bronwood,
spent several days with relatives IN Daw-
SOC last week.
Mr.. C. L. Mize left yesterday for Ma
con to represent the Dawson lodge of
Legions of Honor at the convention that
meets to-day.
Miss Mary Cole, after visit to Graves,
has returned to her home at Montgom
cry, to the regret of her many friends
and admirers.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Morgan left yes
terday for Dawson, their former home,
ON short VISIT to relatives.
Recorder.
Ex-Sheriff l. G.. Marshall is at home
again after spending several months in
some of the lower counties.
Prof E. J. Cheek left on Saturday
for Midway, Ala, in the interest of his
music emporium in Dawson.
Mrs. j. w. Dixon, of Marshallville,
visited the family of Captain John
Whitchard last week.
Mrs. II. A. Crittenden and Mrs. G.. A.
Satterwhite, of Shellman, visited friends
here few days ago.
Miss Meta Harden, who has been teach
ing schOOlsnear Arlington, is at homeIf for
the summer.
Mr.. W. B. Brannon, of Georgetown,
was in Dawson several days the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Zimmerman re.
turned from Now York Sunday morning.
Miss Annie Brown is visiting her
friend, Miss Allmon, in Alabama.
Mr.. w. o, Thornton went down to
Cumberland Saturday night.
Mr.. L. A. Lowrey returned from Cam
berland Saturday morning.
Mrs. NJ. G. Statham is visiting her
father in Marion county.
Judge and Mrs. Query are spending a
few days at Cumberland. II
Miss May vonGondel, of Albany, is
visiting Miss Rena Mize.
DR.. and Mrs. r. Nj. Stewart have re-
turned from Fort Valley,
Clever Ed Gurr is at home after an
absence of several days.
Mr.. w. \. McLain is in New York
buying his fall stock.
Colonel J. G. Parks and family have
returned Atlanta.
Judge j. NJ. Griggs and family are at
Cumberland.
Miss Priscilla Simpson is visiting in
Atlanta.
Mr.. j. ". F. Lowrey refunded home
Friday.
Mr.. Robert Sale visited at Bethel last
week.
Hon. O. B. Stevens is at Cumberland.