Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Events and Parties
Friday schedules include a 9 p.m. A. T. O. dance at DuPree Hall and a 11 a.m. Y W C A directors meeting at Mrs H C White's home with Miss Anna Casler from New York. The Y M C A Auxiliary meets Friday at 4 30 p m in the building parlors. Saturday features Miss Jennings cotillion and The Hummingbird and the Mummy at Colonial Theatre 8 30 p m. A springtime poem and notes celebrate warm weather and seasonal mood, followed by a bridge party in honor of Miss Camilla McWhorter hosted by Mrs Gerald Green and a luncheon. Miss Darwin hosts today’s luncheon in Miss Henley’s honor and Mrs S V Sanford announces a Colonial box party for Miss Henley’s Thalian performance. Mrs John Bowden hosts a contest for Mrs Wright at Hancock Avenue home.
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H. C. White
Anna 5
Casler
New York
Camilla McWhorter
Mrs. Green
Frances Henley
8. V. Sanford
Miss Henley
the Colonial
Thalian
H. C. Wright
Louisville
John Bowden
Wright
Hancock Avenue
Yellow Theme Dinners Grace Mrs Bowden Party
The decorations featured yellow hues with ferns amplifying the background and yellow jasamine and daffodils on mantels and tables. Yellow lights softened the setting as guests enjoyed elegant refreshments after a pleasant game.
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H. C. Wright
Jaceway
Otis
Rufus Thorton
Patton
Sparks
Henry Rhodes
Carl von der Lath
Speer
Arthur Burch
Marietta Hosts D A R Chapter Conference
Marietta Georgia April 10 Wednesday session of the fourteenth state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution opened with Mrs John M Graham state regent presiding The day’s program was described as especially strong with speakers and activities planned for the morning session in Marietta venues.
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Josephine Purse
Marietta
Fourteenth State Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution
John M. Graham
Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution hold annual convention
Delegates vote by proxy as Georgia chapters back Mrs. William Lawson Peel of Atlanta or Mrs. Ss. B. C. Morgan of Savannah for vice president general. Georgia regent Mrs. John M. Graham reports nine new chapters and membership rising from 1400 to 1900. Memorials to revolutionary heroes and a bronze tablet for Mrs. Park planned in Washington. Social events include a Martha Berry Tavern luncheon. next day features speaker Hon. Moses Wright.
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Credentials Committee
Georgia
William Lawson Peel
Atlanta
Ss. B. C. Morgan
Savannah
Peel
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
John M. Graham
Marietta
Robert Emory Park
Order
Memorial Continental Hall
Park
Graham
Mabel Cortelyou
Moses Wright
Georgi
Martha Berry Tavern
Ist
Josephine Earnest Purse
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