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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1916
Page
10
A bedtime poem describes a small, unseen figure who travels streets at night to distribute dreams. He assigns both scary dreams to misbehaving children and joyful dreams to well behaved ones, ensuring each child receives an appropriate fantasy.
The Buccaneer's social group at the University, about thirty members, held a charming dance at Costa's last evening. A large crowd attended and the event stood out as a season highlight. Chapter A. B. ladies plan to sell Georgie the doll next Monday during the Valentine dinner and feature it in Magpie window.
Mrs. Robert Neely plans a Thursday box party to attend The Battle Cry of Peace at the Modjeska theater and will entertain friends before the showing. Geraldine Farrar and Lou Tellegen are in New York news with Farrar’s marriage.
The ceremony took place at noon at Miss Farrar's residence with Rev. Leon A. Harvey officiating. Guests included Charles A. Ebs and C. G. Childs among the witnesses. The couple plans to tour Hawaii and Japan after their theater seasons. Mrs. Schirmer improves and moves home.
Mrs Joseph Stewart hosts a cycle tea Saturday morning as part of a week of social events by the Mothers' Club. The Mothers' Club of the Childs area plans a meeting and coordinated activities this week.
Street School plans a Friday afternoon gathering at 4 o clock. Mrs F B Hinton hosts a cycle tea with others entertained as notable social affairs. Mrs J C Hutchins hosts a Friday morning cycle luncheon. Mrs Albert Davison hosts an informal neighborhood party Friday afternoon on Woodlawn avenue. The Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church invites all to a Silver Tea Monday from five to seven with Mrs Charles Talmadge as hostess. Mrs Gordon Carson and Mrs Jack Carson host visitors cards next Wednesday for Leila May Hall of Athens and Miss Frances Ward of Boston at Mrs J A G Carson’s home.
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