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Durham

n URBAN, n. c., Nov. 22.-Announce-
ment was made this week of the
~ marriage of Daniel W. Mclean and
Miss Jane Terrell. at Laurinburg, on
October Is
r. @. Fuquay and Miss lola Barbee
were married here Tuesday evening, at
the home OF the bride,
Announcement has been made this
week of the marriage of Miss Mary Ca
sey TO Or. John W. Beavers. of this
city, at Baltimore. october l6.
Miss Genoa Hall entertained last
Monday evening at linen shower in
honor of Miss Leoua Terrell whose
marriage TO Louis Mcdonald took place
Tuesday evening,
Mesdames 5. r. Morgan and George
Cobell, Of Richmond, have returned
home after spending several days in the
city as the guests OF Mrs. Il, y. Duke,
Mrs Bessie Leak and Miss Margaret
Erwin gave a musical recital al Cool
ecmee Mills Wednesday evening.
\ large number Of Durham people
left Wednesday to attend the marriage
uf = w Minor and Miss Roberta
Ninshaw, both of this city. that took
place Thursday AT Columbia, 5. c.
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Dublin

~ UBLIN, Nov. ga box party was
given this week in honor OF Miss
~ Marie Brown, of Sandersville, by
Ancf Chavous, at the Bertha Theater.
After the close of the performance re-
freshments we're enjoyed at the Idle
Hour. The guests included Misses
Marie Brown, Lois Bright. Beidler Al
mand, Verne Bond, Lille May Johnson
and Irene Taylor, and Messrs. Ancil
Chavous, VIII Blackshear. Frank Dom
aldson, Paul Williamson, 81 Hilbun and
DIN Lifsey
The Auction Club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. e. S. Street. The play
ers were Mrs. F. J. Blackshear, Mrs.
James s. Sinons, Mrs. j. L. Wedding
ton, Mrs. H. E. Eagan, Mrs. H. G.
Stevens, Miss Dorothy Hooks. Mrs. H.
P. Shewmake, Mrs. James A. Dickens,
Mrs. j. NJ. Finn, Mrs. A. j. Toole and
Miss Frances Webb.
A wedding of interest was that of
Miss Mamie Ward and George Martin,
which took place at the home of the
brides aunt, Mrs. T. ]. Barnett. the
Rev. 7. J. Barnett performing the oere-
mony.
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Huntsville

lJNTSVILLE, ALA, Nov. 22.-Mrs.
II Robert Baugh entertained party
of six at luncheon at the parish
home on Wednesday.
Mrs Roy Lyle was the hostess at
dinner parry for six at the parish home
on Wednesday.
Mrs Ben Matthews entertained the
members of the Thursday Morning Auc-
ton Club at her home on the Big Cove
pike
Mrs James Allison entertained or
Thursday morning in compliment to the
members of the Ladies' Auction club.
Miss Hazel Moore entertained party
of her friends at a theater party or
Tuesday afternoon at the Elks Theater
Miss Viola Bradley was the hostess
on Wednesday at the regular meeting OF
the Phoenix Card Club
Misses Kate and Carrie McCalley en-
tertained on Thursday evening at 9
dancing party for their. house guest
Miss Susie Smith, of Paris, France.
The Rex Dancing Club entertained a.
the McGhee Hotel on Thursday even
ing. Twenty couples were included II
the guest list
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\ JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 23.-Miss

I JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 23.-Miss
Julia Irene Fox, daughter of Mrs
~ w. II. Fox, was married at St
Andrews Episcopal Church to William
Henry Register. There were no at
PENDANTS. After a wedding trip in
North Georgia, Mr. and Mrs. Register
will make their home in Atlanta, where
Mr. Register is connected with the
Standard Oil Company.
At the home of the brides cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney J. Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Il. Smith, Miss Hazel An
nette Wendt was united in marriage to
Joseph Alexander Thoman, Jr., Monday
evening.
The marriage Of Miss Evelyn Rigney,
daughter of Mrs. Thomas Rigney, TO
James Edgar Chancellor, of Columbus,
Ga. was quietly solemnized at 6 o'clock
on Wednesday evening at asa Riverside
avenue, the home of the brides mother.
A pretty event on Wednesday was the
marriage of Miss Louise Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. S VIII
liams. to C. p. Cleveland, of Spartan
burg, s c.
The November meeting Of Jacksonville
Chapter. L. ID. c., was held at the resi-
denCe of Mrs, r.. h, Willard, 729 Park
street Wednesday afternoon.
This was the annual meeting and Of
ficers for the year were elected.
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C0rrONtOn

ARROILTON Nov % The Card
,r,n, 49,, ,,.,.,. NJ. =, H.
Y '4up met WIN h's l. a. ilein-
- don Tuesday evening. Those pres
ont were Mr. and Mrs Chlppy Foster,
,,iseos t,,,,,, r,,,,i,t,, n1a,,Ia e,,o,,1 IA
''i'S"ts l'i'iia i'"S AN MAINE @HeaH anu
Alice Weems and Messrs. G. y. Carroll,
William Horton and John Stewart
toIonel ana Mrs. Ralph Adamson en-
lertained at a Georgia Products dinner
TUESDAY night. Those present were the
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BIRMINGHAM

~ BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Nov. re-
IL After the most strenuous week so
- far this season Birmingham So
ajety is gasping a bit and preparing to
tnioy the several uneventful days Just
ahead. The only event in any way big
viii be the Phoenix Clubs Thanksgiv-
lng Eve ball and reception. This VIII
be limited TO club members. Because
the repairing and decorating Of the
Southern Club is still in progress this
Organization annual Thanksgiving ball
mas been postponed.
the most important events. First was
the marriage OF Miss Mabel Wheeiock
to Vernon :. Gray, at the church OF
the Advent Monday evening at $50
o'clock The attendants were Mrs.
Jackson Halstead, matron 81 honor,
Miss Florence Coffin and Miss Eliza
beth Gray, bridesmaids. Evelyn CONN
and Grace Martin, flower girls; Alvin
Staggers of Selma; Eldon Stephenson,
OF Nashville: George Wheelock and
Harry Coffin ushers and gromsmen.
Miss Fredrika Ferguson was married
TO Pelham Anderson Tuesday evening
at St Mary's Church, on the Highlands
Her attendants were Miss JOY Tomlin-
son and Miss Margaret Sears, maids of
honor; Miss Margaret Gage, Miss Bland
Tominson, Miss Kathleen Van Hoose
and Miss Clarissa Barker. Of Fall River,
Mass bridesmaids Attending Mr. An
ierson were +, NJ Tutwiler, Jr.i Hin
Ferguson Robert Malone. Crook What
ey. Meredith Roberts, Maurice Hender-
son, Frank Morrow, Robert Thach, Jr.;
Winston Anderson and John PEBBLES.
on Wednesday Miss Rosa Sibley was
married TO Charles Heidi, Jr., at her
parents home She had ten pretty
girls as ribbon bearers a bridesmaid. a
matron OF honor and two flower girls
William Heidi the best man, was the
grooms only attendant
al
and Mrs Eugene r. Enslen, Jr. and
John Milton Lutz were married Thurs
day evening at the EnSleu home, on
Highland avenue. This was perhaps the
than thirty persons were in the receiV
ing line at the reception.
Teas have been a close second to we'd
dings during the past week. on Mon
day Miss Joy Tomiinson and Miss Bland
Tomlinsou Compimented their guest
Miss Dorothy Hartman, Of Atlanta, and
Miss Fredrika Ferguson, with an af-
fair Of this kind,
Mrs Hollon Harris Fletcher, Mrs Ber-
~ Baugh and Mrs. Roscoe Harris en-
tertaincd jointly at reception Tues
day for Miss Gladys Enslen and Miss
Minta Jones. "A North Carolina visitor.
More than 200 persons called.
Mrs. Vincent Ferguson's bridge tea
Wednesday was another pretty event
Il was the first Of two affairs OF the
kind which this matron viii give dur
ing the season.
Three teas We're given Thursday. one
Of these by Mrs Clement Harris was
for Mrs Raymond Harris "A bride An
other was by Miss Sarah Dryer and
complimented Mrs. r. h. Dryer and
two visiting girls, Miss clyde O'Nein.
Of Columbus, Ga, and Miss Sue Schaef-
fer. Of Dayton, ohio. The third was
given by Mrs. Laurens Jones for Miss
Annie Laurie of Montgomery, and two
1ebutantes, Miss Edith orr and Miss
Gustrine Miner on Saturday Miss
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BIdRelU

~ LAKEEY, Nov. 22.-The State re-
* gent of Georgia, Mrs. S. w Fos-
~ ter, of Atlanta, was the guest OF
the Peter Early Chapter. Daughters OF
American Revolution, on Monday. She
was rendered an elaborate reception by
the chapter in the afternoon at the home
OF the chapter regent Mrs. Walter
Thomas. In the reception hall punch
was served by Mrs. ]. a. Hamil and
Miss Vivien Alexander. In the library
Mrs Raymond Sngleterry presided at
a beautifully appointed table, where the
guests registered their names for the
State regent. Music was rendered by
Miss Blocker, assisted by Misses Alex
ander and Freeman.
Receiving with Mrs. Thomas and
Mrs. Foster were Mrs, Walter Park,
Mrs ]. S. Kelly and Misses Matte But
Ter and Ethel Jones.
After the musical program and Mrs.
Fosters address, refreshments were
served by a number of young girls.
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lccSDurQ

A EESBURG, Nov. 22.-Mrs. II. B.
Stovall entertained members of
L. the Forty-two Club and num-
Der of young ladies at a forty-two party
Wednesday afternoon. Among the
guests were Mesdames o. w. Statham,
Duncan Forester II. r. Stovall, Sara
Stoyall, George Kimbrough, l.. 3. Dick
erson. s. j. Yeoman, Goode Price, Roy
Massey, Willis Rutland. J. G. Pruett
7. II. Clark, Frank King. Uric King,
f. L. King w. b. Heath and the
Misses Jane Jordan, of Albany; Louise
Market, of Americus Irene Stovall, of
Bostwick; Ruth Harris, Martha Hall,
Barbara Thomas, Clara Marshall and
Kate Harris.
Mrs. T. II. Clark was hostess at a
rock party Wednesday morning in honor
of visiting young ladies. The guests
were Miss Irene Stovall, of Bostwick;
Miss Jane Jordan. of Albany: Miss
Louise Market, of Americas, and Miss
Ruth Harris.
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Mary Cameron and Miss Margaret
Cameron We're Joint hUstCsscs at tea for
Mrs. Claude Hugh Estes a bride.
Among tho other hpstcSscs Of the
week were Miss Maybsth Beddow, who
gave a buffet supper, Miss Minnie
Dryer. whose dance Tuesday evening
for her two visitors was a pleasant
event Miss Marguerite Siblcy, who
gave a luncheon Wednesday for her
visitor MISS Susie Hatcher, and Miss
Genevievc Burt, who entertained AT
luncheon for Miss Helen McAdory, a
bride elect.
Miss Eula Whatlcy debut reception
and dance took place Friday evening
The presence of her visitor Miss Caro-
line Smvthe added interest to the af-
fair Miss Smythc Is proving a pop
ular visitor. Two affairs. large card
party Wednesday ri which Miss Annie
Franklin was hostess, and dance
Thursday night given by Shirley Harris
have already comullmcntcd her, and
several are announced for next week.
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KY. The guests were Misses Ludie
Harvey, Iva Neel, Myrtice Adalr,, Eve
lyn Lumpkin, Sara F1te, Repekah
Knight and Drinks Ivick.
Thursday afternoon Miss EsteLe
Strickland was a hostess at bridge
The regular meeting of the Etowah
Chapter of the Daughters of the Amerl-
can Revolution was held at the home
of Mrs. VIII Young Thursday afternoon
The regent, Mrs Eunice Cole, presided
Miss Ida Lou Milan entertained her
card club Thursday afternoon, Auction
bridge was played.
chelle, n Y, spent the week END with
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Akin, who enter
tanned for her on Saturday evening.
Mrs Madison Milan and Miss Sarah
Stephens go to Atlanta Monday to spend
a week with Misses Marion and Tommie
Perdue.
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oxford

u NFORD. Now 22.-The XII Kare
l lIiub was entertained Tuesday in
- the home Of Mrs A. q Williams,
The question for study was "'rhe Peace
Movement" Miss Annie Dickey read a
paper ON History and Progress of the
World wide Peace Movement" Miss
Refreshments were served by Misses
Helen and Alberta Williams and Annie
DiCkey.
Among the young ladies' who attended
the Georgia Tech game in Atlanta were
Misses Emily Melton, Annie Sue Bon
nell and Edith Mcdonald Miss Melton
remained a week, the guest Of Miss Viz
sinia Fraser,
During Thanksgiving week the Alpha
at smokers.
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Quitndn

n UITMAN, Nov. 22.-Mrs. e. Taylor
Dukes was hostess at an informal
X gathering at her home on South
Clay street Monday afternoon. celebrat-
ing the eghty-first birthday anniver-
sary of her mother, Mrs. A. j. Roun-
tree.
social event of the week was the
marriage Wednesday evening of Miss
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Wesley w. Wade on West Stevens
street Miss jamie Wade, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. and DR. B. II
bridegroom, was best man. The Rev
l.. w. Colson. of the Methodist Church.
performed the ceremony.
The music department Of the Woman 6
Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Stan.
ley S. Bennett, rendered Its initial pro-
gram at the auditorium in the new
school building Friday night.
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Nv TAYCROSS, Nov. 22.-Members Of
NJ the Friday Club were entertained
w yesterday afternoon by Miss Lu.
Gle Sutton.
One of the enjoyable events of the
week was the auction bridge party
given Thursday evening by Mr. anc
Mrs. John M. Hopkins, in honor of theii
guest, Mrs. r. F. Strain, of Darien.
Two pretty parties were given We'd
nesday and Thursday in honor of Miss
Annie Paine jerks, of Macon, who is
spending some time in the city with
relatives. Mrs. T. Sale Phelan enter
tained with morning party on We'd
nesday and on Thursday Mrs Harrison
ID. Watts was the hostess.
cane grinding parties were prominent
among the weeks social events, several
being given a. farms near the city. Mr.
the teachers Of the public schools. DR.
j, e. w. Smith entertained the Grace
Church choir guild, and Lewis Anthony
was host for two parties, one Of chill
dren and the other of grown-ups Sew
eral such parties have been planned for
next week,
Another social club has been organ
lied in Waycross. The married men,
bers of the Friday Club, composed of a
number of the young ladies of the city,
met Thursday with Mrs. Edward Jordan
and perfected the new club, those join-
ing including Mrs. James English, Mrs
oobert Murphy. Mrs. Francis Findlay
Mrs. Joseph Lee Parker Mrs. Regi-
Maid Porter, Mrs. A. Il. Smith, Mrs. Nc
Allister 7. Torbett and Mrs. Jordan
The club will be entertained next Wed
nesday by Mrs James English and in
future will have weekly entertainments
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LUCY cobb

N THENS, Nov. 22.-The pupils of
~ Miss Mott and Miss Cobb gave a
twilight recital in the Blue Par
Tor of Lucy Cobb Institute. Those par
ucipating were Misses Helen Capps,
Elizabeth Barksdale, Marion Wooley,
Vivian Fulghum, Alice Wood Frederika
Beatty and Frances Bond.
Miss Caroline Briggs returned Tues
day from a delightful stay In Atlanta.
Miss Euuice Gilbert, Miss Leonors
Golden, Miss Thelma Wright, Miss An
ME WIN Pearce, Miss Ruth Reid, Miss
Marion Wooley, Miss Mary Nisbet, Miss
Annice Parker and Miss Lucille Peacock
were some Of the Lucy Cobb girls who
went TO Atlanta for the Georgia ech
football game
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bride is the only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Il. j. knight Mr.. Wood is a
risOn. The out-of town guests in at
tendance at the marriage were Mrs A.
W. Wood and Miss Lurline Wood. of
Harrison, mother and sister of the
groom Wade Wood, Of Sandersville. the
groom 8 brother, and Harry Barrett, of
Harrison.
The once a. Week Club was enter
tanned by Mrs L. NJ. Peacock, Jr Five
Hundred" was played at four tables.
Mrs A. l.. Wilkins made the top score.
winning silver picture frame and
Mrs A. Herman won the visitors prize,
a guest towel. Visitors at this meet
ing were Mrs A. Herman, Mrs. Sig
Harris, Mrs J. y. Herrm6~, Mrs. c.
II. Gutenberg, Mrs. Henry Powers, of
New Orleans. and Misses Georgia Mae
and Lucille Baker
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jackson

JACKSON, Nov 22.-The ladies of
the Baptist Church were entertained
~ on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. j. IL.
Carmichael, assisted by Miss Helen Car
michael.
\ neat sum was realized by the AS
sociated Charities from the bazaar held
Thursday and Friday
Mrs. Charles Robinson. of Atlanta
viii be the guest of Misses Mary and
Rosa Newton during Thanksgiving
week, and they will entertain at a large
bridge party In her honor.
Captain and Mrs f.. j Williams and
James Williams spent the weekend al
Fort MCPHERSON with Captain and Mrs
Baitzell. They sail on December for
the Philippines, where Captain viii
iiams has been detailed for three years
service
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Eastman

EASTMAN. Nov. Ca marriage Of
interest was that of Miss Mary VIII
hanson and Mathew Cooper, which took
place Wednesday at high noon at the
home OF the bride, on Fifth avenue.
The Rev. a T. Aubrey officated Mrs.
Cooper is the youngest daughter OF II.
O. Williamson.
Another marriage of the week was
that uf Miss Maude knight and
Charles l.. Wood, which took phce at
the home OF the brides parents ON
Tuesday afternoon Tie ceremony was
performed hN The Rev Alex W. Realer,
pastor of the First Baptist Church The
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Forsyth

- ORSYTH. Nov. 22.-The Friday
Afternoon Club was entertained
by Mrs. G. A. Ensign in compli-
ment to her daughter, Mrs. James Ken
drick, of Macon, who is spending sew
erai days with her
Miss Mary Persons on Monday even
ing entertained at dinner the Bessie
Tiff teachers, under whom she is study
ing this year. Her guests were Misses
Gwynne Nolan, Noles, King, Patrick
Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Thickstun
Miss Hattie May Maynard entertained
her bridge club, the guests being Misses
Mamie Pinckard, Alice and Mary Lou
Newton, Annie Kate Fletcher, Florence
Phinazee, Laura Bloodworth. Louise
Wallace, Kate Ford. Annie Laurie May
nard and Mesdames Vera Hollis and
Henry Anderson.
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Brendu

= AINESVILLE. Nov. 22.-M!ss Hell
en- Howe gave a tea at her stu
- die in compliment to her vocal stu
dents at Brenau College Monday after
noon About seveuty-five guests were
entertained and a buffet luncheon was
served. The hours were from to G.
The faculty of Brenau gave a con-
cert to the visiting delegates of the
southern Baptist Convention, which held
its annual session in Gainesville this
week. Among those on the program
were Mrs. II. j. Pearce, Miss Iona Pc
terman, Miss Ethel Haycraft. Miss Mel
lie Baing, Miss Gladys Smith Miss Hell
en- Wait, Miss Nora Huss and f. b. Mi.
chaeis
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COrdcIc

4 ORDELE, Nov. 22.-The Tallulat
Atkins Chapter. Order Of the East
~ ern Star, entertained Mrs. Rose NJ
Ashley, of Atlanta, worthy grand matror
of the order in Georgia, Saturday night
upon an official visit and inspection
Representatives from many of the sur
rounding chapters were present
Mrs. F. A Colquitt entertained the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Thursday afternoon at her home. A
business session was followed by a So
cial hour.
Mrs. Clanton c. Ship was the hostess
to the Young Matrons Club Wednesday
afternoon. Rock was played and prizes
awarded.
Mesdames A. I. Webb and U. "
Whipple entertained Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Webb with E
Kitchen shower" for Mrs. S. ], Herring
ton, a recent bride
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VdIdOStd

\ 7 ALDOSTA, Nov. 22.--Mrs L. A..
" Hyde entertained the Fortnighty
Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her sister, Mrs Forester, of
Atlanta. There were eight tables of
players and the highest score was made
by Mrs. Earl Mickey, who was present
ed with a guest towel. Mrs Dan
Breedluve won the visitors prize, a
handmade handkerchief. Mrs. For
roster, the guest Of honor, was also pre-
scented with towel. Mrs. Hyde was
assisted by Mrs. Guy McCulley Those
who enjoyed her hospitality were Mrs.
Forester. Mrs. Foagle, Mrs. Winston,
Mrs. Vim, Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Glover,
Mrs. Mickey, Mrs. Little, Mrs. Harris.
Mrs Dasher, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. John
son, Brs, Breedlove, Mrs. Almond, Mrs.
Massey, Mrs. Jones, Mrs Foster, Mrs
Patterson, Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. McKerall.
Miss Twitty, Miss Lucy Twitty, Miss
Coffee. Miss Warn, Miss Ousley, Miss
Farmer, of Dothan, Ala; Miss Laury
Ashley and Mrs. Brantley.
Miss Virginia Narnedoe entertained 90
of her young friends Wednesday even
ing at a o'clock dinner in celebration
of her sixteenth birthday She was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Gordon
Crawford Mrs, Childress Mrs. Copeland,
Mrs. Duke and her mother, Mrs. Dave
Narnedoe Those present were Misses
Annahel Converse, Emma Converse,
Lila Thomas, Lynette Willis, Sadie TIN
man, Elizabeth lDimmock, Grace Duna-
way, Clyde Mickey Maud Curry. Annie
Dyer, Margaret Narnedoe. Rachel Nc
Rec and Halle Narnedoe, and Messrs.
George Stevens. John stevens. Tllman
Lane, Francis Childress, Charles Hag-
erty, James Crawford, James Dasher,
Frank Roberts. Frank Smith. Alexis
Pendleton, Ben I'm Roberts and Turner
knight.
The Wimodausis Club held its meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
denCe OF Mrs. w II. Griffin. Professor
Guilliams made a talk on Education in
Germany and Mrs. j. Fl. O'Quinn
spoke on the Educational Needs of
Bowndes County" A vocal solo was
given by Mrs. Richard Harris and in
strumental music by the Misses Whit
tington, with a song by Mrs Foster
The BaraCa class of the First Baptist
Church had an interesting social meet
ing at the church on Friday evening
About 100 members of the Sunday school
and their friends were present
Mr. and Mrs, William A. Pardee chap
eroned party of young people to the
Ocean Pond Club house Wednesday
evening.
The Art Needle Workers met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs William Ed
wards.
Many Of the young people here are in
terested in a dancing school which is to
open here next week, A large class is
10 be taught all Of the new steps and
figures.
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SWdinSDOrO

- WAINSBORO. Nov. "a number
of Swainsboro folk attended the
silver wedding anniversary recep-
ton at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
S. Turner Tuesday afternoon.
Mesdames w. L. Joyner and Clayton
Hendley, of Hawkinsville, the house
guests this week of Mrs. Mamie Thomp-
son. have been complimented with sew
eral parties.
Much interest throughout Emanuel
County centers in the approaching we'd
ding of Miss Fannie Cowan and J. Will
tree Is a native of this county Mr..
and Mrs. Rountree, Mr.. and Mrs c. w.
Schwalls and Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Wig
gins will motor to Atlanta for the we'd
ding.
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Washington

Nv TASHINGTON. GA, Nov. 22.-Spe-
NJ cial interest in Washington this
w week centered in the several
prenuptial parties arranged in honor OF
Miss Margaret Rhind Hill. whose mar
rage to Milton Wells Williams will be
an event of interest next Wednesday
evening at 3 o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. M
Hill.
on Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
W. L. Johnson entertained for the Hill
Williams wedding party at their home
in "Gradview, their guests being the
members OF the summer camping party
which was chaperoned at Diamond
Springs on Broad River by Mr. and
Mrs Johnson.
on Saturday afternoon Mrs. Belle Hill
King entertained with a small bridge
tea in honor Of Miss Hill
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George e
Bynden will be the hostess at a mis-
cellaneous showers for the BRIDE elect
and 20 of her friends.
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Jefferson

JEFFERSON. Nov 23.-The Matrons'
Club was entertained on Thursday
~ afternoon by Mrs. o. p. Aiken.
George d. Appleby and Miss Annie
Stockton surprised their friends Tues
day night by going to the house of the
Rev. John F. Yarbrough, where they
were united in marriage.
The Symphony Club met with Mrs. f.
l.. Williamson Wednesday afternoon. A
program from Mozart and Nevin was
rendered.
Miss LaTrelle Williamson is in Daw-
son. She was a bridesmaid at Miss
Berta Baldwins marriage to Mr.. Stokes.
From there she goes to GAINESVILLE to
be bridesmaid to Miss Mary Anderson,
who marries Gibbs Ponder on NOvem-
Der %.
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ThOmdSViIIc

THOMAsvILLE. Nov. PA wedding
Of much social interest was that
of Miss Clifford Mitchell and L.
H. Jerger, Jr.. which took place on
Thursday evening at the First Baptist
Church, the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. w. NJ. Harris. pastor or
the church. The attendants were Miss
es Goodwin Mitchell, Mary Jerger. Jes-
sic Watt and Katherine Merrill, brides
maids; Miss Evelyn Mitchell, maid Of