The society page is just filled with small notices about grandmother's life. Either they were something of a thing in Florence, or there just wasn't much else going on.
Article: http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=xCksAAAAIBAJ&sjid=C7oEAAAAIBAJ&pg=857%2C5500600
Article: http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=xCksAAAAIBAJ&sjid=C7oEAAAAIBAJ&pg=857%2C5500600
Miss Virginia Reeder Is Honored On Birthday
Miss Virginia Reeder was the inspiration for a delightful courtesy last evening when her mother honored her with a birthday dinner at their home on Poplar street.
The girls were seated at a beautifully appointed table which held for a centerpiece a bowl of pretty flowers in pastel shades.
Dainty place cards marked the places for the honoree and guests who included: Misses Juliene Goyer, Edna Cox, Mary Louise Wilson, Eva Bell Jones, Ann Winn, Jimmie Lou Stribling, Gladys Nipper, Corinne Stutts, and Mildred Malone.
A party was enjoyed later in the evening and the following young men were invited: Thomas Wilson, Milburn Davidson, Gerald Loggins, Schuman Brewer, John Reeder, Wiley Sharp, Harold Riggs, Albert Trousdale, Preston Reeder, James Dealey, James Thompson, and Atticus Harrison.
A party was enjoyed later in the evening and the following young men were invited: Thomas Wilson, Milburn Davidson, Gerald Loggins, Schuman Brewer, John Reeder, Wiley Sharp, Harold Riggs, Albert Trousdale, Preston Reeder, James Dealey, James Thompson, and Atticus Harrison.
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