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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
ThOn0dSViHc

THOMASVILLE. Feb 14-Mrs. w.
A. Britain was hostess Tuesday
afternoon at valentine bridge
party, given in compliment to her niece,
Miss Elizabeth Glenn, OF Nashville.
Prizes were won by Mrs. George Fer
rill and Miss Ruth Williams. Among
those present were Miss Glenn, Miss
Ruth Williams. Mrs. Cicero Young, Mrs.
George Ferrill. Mrs. M. NJ. Cooper, Mrs.
Il. A, Daniels. Mrs. j., b. Scott. Mrs.
Mrs. Rhydon kays, Mrs, j. b. Jemison,
Mrs. Robert Pardee, Mrs George Fields,
Mrs. James Dillon. Jr. Mrs. J. l.. Phil
lips, Mrs. Robert Thomas and Miss Fan
ME Chisholm.
Mrs Homer Williams entertained
Tuesday at large reception at her
handsome new home on Crawford street.
Assisting Mrs. Williams in receiving
Mack, Misses Laura and Kate Mack,
Misses Nell and Annie Pringle and
others.
one of the most delightful Of the
large social events of the week was the
reception and tea with which Mrs. Lee
Neel entertained Thursday afternoon.
Beautiful flowers adorned the pretty
rooms where the guests were received,
and added to the brightness of the oc-
ccasion. Receiving with Mrs. Neel were
Graves. of Montgomery, Ala Mrs.
Chisholm X. Ausley and Miss Alice
Powell, of Bainbridge; Mrs. C, S. Par
Smith, Mrs Ralph Neel and others.
Mrs Cicero Young and Mrs. George
w. Ferrill were the hostesses at a large
bridge party Wednesday afternoon,
given at the pretty suburban home of
Mrs. Young. on Gordon avenue There
were ten tables at the game and other
guests were invited for tea served after
the game.
Mrs. J. Hansell Merrill entertained
this afternoon with valentine bridge
party at her home on Dawson street
The Japanese Girl" is a pretty oper-
eta to be given Tuesday evening by To-
cal talent. The cast includes a number
of Thomasvilles most popular society
girls and the occasion bids fair to be a
most delightful social event.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
CdrrOItOn

CARROLLTON, Feb. 14.-A pretty
wedding of recent date was that
~ of Miss Mamie Snead to Robert
New. at the home of the brides moth
er, Mrs. N. n. Snead. Rev. j. NJ. Dodd
performing the ceremony.
The Willing Workers Society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lon
Alexander on Dixie street.
Miss Pahsy Wallace entertained the
Young Ladies' Sewing Club Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Dixie street
Mr. and Mrs. S, c. Kyle entertained
Monday evening the teachers and their
wives of the NJ. r, Church Sunday
School Sunday School lessons, music,
Rotations and refreshments featured
the affair
Miss Bessie Merreil entertained the
School Girls Domino Club Friday aft
ernoon at her home on Cedar street.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs J. NJ. Dodd entertained a few
of her friends at sewing party We'd
nesday afternoon at her home on Col
Mrs G. c. Cook entertained the We'd
nesday Afternoon Sewing Club this week
at her home on Dixie street.
Miss Elma Boykin entertained the Jo-
kers' Club Tuesday afternoon at her
home on College street.
Mrs. Buford Boykin entertained her
sewing club Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Depot street.
Mrs. Tom Jones entertained the La
dies Domino Club Friday afternoon.
The Blues of the Philathea class of the
First Baptist Church entertained the
Reds at the home of Mrs. F. W. Camp
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mary Lou New entertained her
Sunday school class at valentine party
Saturday afternoon at her home on
The members of the School Girls
Domino Club entertained their friends
at a valentine party last Friday night
/, at the home of Misses Mary and Bessie
Merrell on Cedar street
The Womans Missionary Society OF
the NJ E. Church met Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Dollie Bass at her home on
Newman street.
Mrs. ]. C. Brock entertained few
of her friends Monday afternoon at dom
mos, mplimentary to her guest Mrs.
e. II. Colclough The guests were
Mesdames D. G. Wilson, A. A.. Simon
ton. C. H. Stewart, W. NJ. Meadows
Vaudeville Long and Oscar Hay.
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8 e OUT 81 TOWN

gram, Miss Arlington and Miss Laur
Ashley, of Valdosta. The party motored
down in the late afternoon and danced
and had supper, returning about mid
nighr.
There will be beautiful concert Mon
day evening at the Hampton Terrace for
the benefit of local charity.
cabaret tea will be given at the
Country Club February "a for the ben
efit of the Y. w. C. A. The partici-
pants will be a local artist and some OF
the tango dancers in Augusta.
The marriage of Miss jamie Agnes
DOW and Walter William Yaun took
place Wednesday night at the Dow res
idence, Father Kane officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Yaun left for a bridal trip tC
Florida. On their return they will make
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Donnelly, on Upper Broad street
Mrs. James Hollingsworth entertained
Tuesday with a bridge luncheon
Mrs. David Shaver complimented Mrs.
James Latham with an informal bridge
party Wednesday afternoon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

Several of the States most prominent
business men and leading clubwomen
were present at the anniversary meet
ing of the Woman's Club this week,
when notable addresses were heard.
A social event of the week was the
dinner party, at which Mr.. and Mrs.
William Beck entertained in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker.
Mrs. Harris Graham, of Beirut, Syria,
gave an interesting lecture Monday
afternoon at the First Presbyterian
Church on Mission Work In the
Orient" to which large number OF
| women from other churches had been
| invited.
The tea Tuesday evening by Miss
| Marguerite Blakely was a pretty com
pliment to Miss Mary Frances Brown, OF
Shelbyvillo. KY, the guest of Miss
, Louise Durkee.
Mrs. W. r. II. Searoy. Jr.. and Mrs
+, Gilman Drake entertained Tuesday
afternoon from to o'clock at a large
reception at the home of Mrs. Searcy
in honor OF Misses Martha Drake and
Henrietta Searcy. The guests were re-
ceived by the hostesses, the honorees
and Miss Marguerite Blakely. At
o'clock large number OF the young
men of the city were invited TO meet
the young women. From to ~ o'clock
Mrs Searcy and Mrs. Drake entertained
at q dance at the Elks Club in honor
OF Miss Searcy and Miss Drake. Twenty
! couples danced.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
Dublin

n UBLIN. Feb. 14.-Mr, and Mrs. r.
~ E. Brooks were hosts at box
- party Wednesday evening at the
lyceum performance OF Elias Day. the
teachers of the High School and pupils
OF the senior class being guests. The
marty was made up of Miss Ellen King,
Mrs Walton, Miss Ida Belle Williams,
h. r. Broughton, Misses Annie Lee
Stephens, Robbie Rawls, sara Orr. An
ME Joiner. Addie Knight, Lille May
Jordan. Esther Sewell, Louise Cochran
and Erline Hathaway
The Auction Club was entertained or
Tuesday by Miss Dorothy Hooks al
her home on Belleview avenue. Miss
Frances Webb made top score and was
awarded hand embroidered work
case. The players included Mrs. Harry
stevens, Mrs. George Roberts, Mrs
James M Finn, Mrs. J. l.. Wellington
Mrs. J X Hollowell, Mrs. f. S. street
Mrs. II. e. Eagen, Mrs. A. p. Hilton, Mrs
Wilbur Jackson. Mrs o. G. Sparks. Miss
Webb and Miss Hooks, Miss Ruth Adj
ans. who is the guest of Miss Hooks
Miss Hattie Coleman and Miss Fraley
Joined the players for tea.
Upon the social calendar this week are a
number of entertainments, including q
box party at the Bertha Thursday might
given by Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Finn fol
Miss Louise Orr and Charlie Watkins
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
Dalton

DALTON, Feb. 14-Mrs. Emmett 8,
Newton. of Chattanooga, was the
- guest of honor Monday afternoon
at bridge party at which Mrs, w, NJ.
Hardwick was hostess at her Thornton
avenue home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Locke Brown entertained
twelve friends at dinner al their coun-
try home Saturday. their guests being
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Rev. and
Mrs. w. R. Foote. Mrs. T. NJ. Felker.
Mrs. w. 8. McCarty. Miss Mary Brown,
Misses Aileen and Estele Felker. Olivia
McCarty and Guy Felker.
Ms. j c. King was hostess Wednes-
day afternoon to a few friends at an
informal bridge party at her home on
South Thornton avenue.
Misses Ida and Grace Gregory were
hostesses Thursday evening at seven
tables OF rock at their home on King
street Miss Sallie Mcfarland assisted
In entertaining.
Mrs w. Il. Mann entertained inform
ally Wednesday afternoon in compliment
to Mrs, r. c. McBryde. who left Friday
for an extended visit to relatives in Mo-
bile. The guests took their sewing and
the afternoon wa sspent with needles
and conversation.
The fund for The woman's clubhouse
was considerably augmented as re-
suit of the valentine tea at which the
Daughters of the Confederacy were
hostesses yesterday afternoon. The
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
Athens

IN THENS. Feb. 14,-Mrs. Hubbard
II Mediation entertained with a
beautiful card party Friday after
noon in honor of Miss Carrie Hunter, of
Manchester, Va, who is the attractive
guest of Ms. j. p. Campbell. For the
first prize a jardiniere filled with daffo-
dis was given The second prize was
pair of hatpins and the consolation a
yellow silk sewing bag. Elaborate re-
freshments were served after the game.
The Elijah Clarke Chapter, u. A. H.,
will give a very unique entertainment
next week under the direction of Mrs.
e. A. Crawford. Miss Mildred Ruth
erford. Miss Marianne Frierson, Miss
Lucy Linton, Mrs. NJ w. WEIGH, Mrs.
Horace NJ. Holden, Mrs. Florence L.
Barlow, Mrs. Thomas Stanley, Mrs.
Fred Orr, Mrs. j. c. Hutchens and Miss
Mary D. Lyndon are among those who
will take part in the play,
Professor r. E. Park, head of the
English department of the University of
Georgia, entertained the members of the
Senior Round Table Thursday evening.
Those present were Messrs. Schwalb,
Welchel, Funkenstein and Westbrook
The Sphinx entertained the honorary
and faculty members at a box party at
the Colonial Saturday night to see the
Honey Boy Ministries.
Next THURSDAY evening the Thalians
will present Dandy Dick" at the Co
loniaf, 1t will be the, first play given
by this popular organization this year
and will be one of the social events OF
the week Miss Carolyn Cobb is coach
ing and the leading roles will be played
by Victor Victor and Miss Lalage
Darwin.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Will Stead
man entertained the members of her
bridge club very delightfully."-.
One of the prettiest parties OF the
week was the one, given Thursday by
Mrs. NJ G. Michael to the members OF
her whist club Miss Helen Michae
assisted her mother in the entertain
ment of her guests. An elaborate buff
fet supper was served at the end of the
game
Mrs. John Morris entertained infor-
mally Wednesday evening in honor OF
her mother, Mrs. Gallagher, and Miss
Carrie Hunter.
Georgia Day was fttingly observed
here. The exercises were held at the
University Chapel and were attended
by hundreds of students attending Geor.
gia, Lucy Cobb, the State Normal and
the city schools. Miss Mildred Ruth
erford was the speaker and her address
was replete with interesting and unusua
facts about this State.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
Columbus

COLUMBUS. Feb. 14-Mrs A. O.
Blackmar, Jr.. was the charming
~ hostess Thursday afternoon of the
Three Table Auction Club. The event
had been planned the week before in
honor of her house guest, Mrs. Wilson
Barnes, of Pittsburg, but had to be
postponed One Of the most feted Wis
itors to Columbus in a long while is
Miss Annie Machea, of New Orleans,
the attractive guest of her cousin. Mrs.
William Morton. Among those who
Pleasant Patterson, Mrs. George Burrus,
Miss Kathleen Ball, Miss Elise Shep-
herd, Miss Nan Howard and Mrs. Henry
Burrus. Every afternoon during the
week brought some kind of reception in
Mrs. William Flournoy, of Portsmouth,
Va, the guest of Mrs. Anna Pease, and
Miss Griffin, of Oglethorpe, the guest
of Miss Isabel Battle. shared honors
Wednesday morning at a reception given
by Miss Kathleen Golden, at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Porter Golden, on
Upper Third avenue.
Miss Mabel Pearce entertained the
Two Table Auction Club Tuesday after
noon in honor of Miss Susie Hatcher's
guest, Miss Marguerite Sibley, of Biz
mingham, and Miss Marie Needham and
her guest, Miss Marie Hefferman, of
Boston.
Mrs. Charles Crowell entertained a
sewing party Friday morning at her
home on Upper Fourth avenue, in honor
of Mrs. Cecil Farmer, of Frankfort, Ky.
One of the most beautiful parties of
the past week was that of Friday morn
ing, when Mrs. j. NJ. Anderson enter
tained the Friday Auction Club. 1t was
a valentine party. the score CARDS be-
ing pretty valentines.
Miss Anna Caroline Benning enter
tanned the Kalamazoo Club Thursday
afternoon from 3 to 9 at her home on
Upper Broad street. Those invited were
members of the club and few of the
intimate friends of the members.
Mrs. r. w. Page entertained the
Sunshine Club Friday afternoon at her
home on Rose Hill. After the business
before the meeting had been disposed
of, delightful social hour was enjoyed.
A fitting climax to the weeks gave
ties was the supper at the Country Club
Saturday evening, when Mrs. John Mar
tin and Mrs, Walter Curtis were the
hostesses.
Among the most enjoyable social
events of the week was the supper given
by Judge and Mrs. Price Gilbert to their
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Howard,
of Atlanta.
The regular monthly meeting of Lizzie
Rutherford Chapter, Daughters of the
Confederacy, was held Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. Sarah Crawford
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
WdyCrOSS

\V/AYcRoss. Feb. 14.-This week $
M social calendar was one OF the
w most attractive and one of the
busiest for society that Waycross has
known in many seasons. Monday was
given over to the numerous church so
cieties, all holding very interesting
meetings Six events made Wednesday
an unusually busy day. Mrs. Norwood
B. Rhoades entertained number OF
her friends with auction bridge in hon.
or of Mrs. Thomas Robert Palmer. OF
Cumberland, Md. the guest of Mrs. w.
P. Little. Mrs. Robert Murphy enter
tained the Young Matrons' Club during
the afternoon. Mrs. S. r. Wright gave
a theater party in honor of Mrs. Frank
IElmore, Of WASHINGTON, the e,r guest Of
McCranie, who is soon to leave Way
cross for Savannah. The Fortnightly
Music Club was entertained by Mrs.
Van Wormer. the affair proving one of
the most delightful the organiza ton
Eustace Sirmans entertained in the
evening with dinner in honor of Miss
Lillian Brantley, of Troy, Ala, the guest
of Miss Susie Sharpe. The dinner was
given at the Country Club. Another
feature of the day was the reception
given by. the Rev. Dr.. Turner for his
Thursday Mrs. Arthur NJ Knight en-
tertained with an auction bridge party
in honor of her sister, Miss Mellano
Scarborough, of Jacksonville, and Miss
Lillian Brantley. The guests included
a number of the unmarried friends of
the hostess. Thursday evening Miss
Norma C. Palmer entertained the mem
her guest, Mrs. sydney Smith. of Jack
sonville. The Georgians also held their
weekly meeting, changing the day in
order to celebrate Georgia Day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
VdIdOStd

\ EALDoSTA, Feb. 14--There was a
v large attendance Wednesday after
noon of the members of the Wimo-
dausis Club, and an interesting pro.
gram was carried out under the leader
snip OF Mrs. j. o. Varnadoe Roll cali
was answered with items about German
trusts. Mrs. J. o. Varnadoe read a
paper on German Art as Compared
win Art of Other Countries" Another.
paper; "Durer and Holbein," was read
by MISS Louise Ousley. Round Table
Gems from the Galleries OF Dresden,
Munich and Berlin" was contributed by
Mrs W. S. West and Mrs. w. G. Eager,
The piano solo by Miss Gladys OusIey
ana the song by Mrs oliver were in
terestlng features of the program
Mrs. j. T. Deidrich entertained tho
Ladies' Aid Society of the First Baptist
Church Monday afternoon There was a
large attendance, with addresses by
Mrs Henley and Dr. Taliaferro, OF
Macon. Refreshments were served.
The General James Jackson Chaptep
Of the D. a. r. met Thursday with Mrs.
b. G. Lastinger In celebration OF "Cieor-
gia Day" The following program was
rendered, after which refreshments
were served; Georgia song; piano solo,
Miss Lynette Willis; paper, Georgia
by Miss Annabell Converse; violin solo
by Miss Marguerite Wilmington; duel
by Miss Foster and Mrs. Sagerholm
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
LAGRANGE

4 A GRANGE, Feb. 14.-One of the
most interesting and enjoyable re-
u citals held at LAGRANGE College
this season was Miss Lois Scaub's or
gan recital Monday afternoon
A meeting of the Eighty-four CLUB
was held al the home of Mrs. X. j. VIII
lis, Jr, This club is composed Of eight
young women and matrons who were
classmates in college and who have been
lifelong friends
Mrs. j. r Dunson entertained the
members Of the Rock Club Friday after
noon.
Mrs. w. f. Morgan entertained Fri
day afternoon the members of the
Thursday Afternoon Domino Club and
a few other intimate friends.
Miss Evelyn Whitaker entertained
Wednesday afternoon the Senior Bridge
Club at the residence of Mrs. Ernest
Stallings. on Greenville street. The
prize for high score was silver pencil
and chain, won by Miss Nell Baugh.
The guest were Mesdames Abraham,
Truitt, Mobley. Ridley. Pharr, Banks,
c. L. Smith, Segrest, Homes, Doe. S.
Thornton, T. Thornton, j. L. Dunson,
Jr, Galloway. Nimmons, Awtrey Sarah
Dunson Strong. Phillips, w S. Dunson,
II. Milan, Rakestraw, Atkinson and
Hennings, Misses Render, Nell Baugh,
Mabel Grey, Louise Dalis, Mary Nix.
The members of Mrs r. NJ Young :
Sunday school class Of the First Metho-
dist Church entertained their young men
friends at a valentine party Friday
evening at the residence of Rev. and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
Newman

n | EWNAN, Feb. 14.-At high noon
IN Monday, Miss Charlie Rose Sims
was married to James Farmer at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hanson
Sims on LAGRANGE street. The maid OF
honor was Miss Eula Leverett. Receiv-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Sims were Mr..
Y. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bohan-
non, Mr.. and Mrs Jack Powell, Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. r. Barrett, DR.. and Mrs. T. B.
Davis, Mrs. Annie Orr, Mrs. Frances
Tompkins. Misses Willie Herring, Inez
Peak, of Cedartown; Fay Taylor, OF
Cuthbert; Grace Davis. Eleanor Barrett,
Nancy Farmer, Lena Hand, of Senoia.
and Mary Mobley OF Monroe
Mrs. Mike Powell was hostess Friday
at luncheon given to the members of
her sewing club. The guests included
fourteen of the young married set.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

The week came to a close with a
number of pretty affairs to-day. Mrs.
Charles L, Murphy gave large after
noon reception in honor of Mrs. James
e. English and Mrs. Robert Murphy,
two young matrons. Mrs. L. B. Mobley
entertained with beautiful valentine
auction bridge party. In the evening
Miss Frances Fleming entertained with
a valentine party in honor of Miss Ade-
line McCranie, who will leave Waycross
soon to make her home in Savannah.
Next week gives promise of being one
of great pleasure, since numerous al
fairs are being discussed. The num-
Der of visitors in the city means that
for some time the social calendar will
be we'll filled.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
Macon

Al AEON. Feb. 14.-Mrs. Delaney
vi Kountze. of New York, is visiting
! ] her mother, Mrs. Marsh Johns
ton, but, al the latter's request, no par
ties are being given for her. mrs
Kountze was severely injured wnlie
shedding in Pennsylvania. and she mas
come to Macon to recuperate.
Macon will be alive socially next week
on account of the annual convention
here of the Georgia Daughters OF the
women from all parts Of the State are
expected, and numerous AFFAIRS VIII De
given in their honor. The principal re-
ception will be at the home OF MRS.
Walter d. Lamar. On this occasion, the
ladies' in the serving and receiving list
will wear the dresses Of the Revolution
airy period.
Mrs. B. Palmer Arson. of Savannah,
was the honoree of party given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Herbert F. Ha-
ley.
A seven-table bridge party at the
home of Mrs. Isaac Winship was one OF
the delightful affairs of Wednesday aft
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Ellis compli
mented more than 200 friends with a
dance at the Log Cabin Club Tuesday
night.
The players of the Peg O. My Heart
company were nonor guests u. OaHce
given at the Log Cabin Club by the
social contingent Wednesday night.
Mrs. Clarence Andrews was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Napier
Heights Bridge Club.
Miss Jacqueline Mallary gave unique
valentine party Thursday night at her
home in Vinevile.
Miss Mildred Moultrie has returned to
her home in Rome, after q visit to Miss
Charlie Hall Julian.
Mrs. John Calhoun Davis, of Sumter,
s. c., will be the guest Of Mrs Charles
Alderman and Mrs. Christopher Walker
during the Daughters OF the American
Revolution Convention next week
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club
was entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. George Head. at her apartments
in the Ellisonian.