Birth of a Nation screenings and local social schedule
Community events list for Monday through Saturday featuring Colonial showings of Birth of a Nation, auxiliary meetings with Mrs. Welch Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Thomas at 4 pm, teas at Mrs. Talmadge and other hostesses, Georgia vs Atlanta basketball at University Gym, plus a prose piece about a Dover seaside cottage and village thought for the day with social notices from Mrs. Wingate Hutchins and Hart violet luncheon.
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Madam xX
D. C
Welch
Parker
Young Ladies Missionary Society
George D. Thomas
Charles Talmadge
C. D
James Barrow
Campbell
Mrs Wingfield Hosts Spring Cycle Luncheon
Mrs W C Wingfield entertained at a Friday cycle luncheon in a beautifully decorated home with spring flowers. A noon luncheon was served to guests including Mrs George Davis Mrs R L Patterson Mrs C A Lanier and Mrs C B Daniel.
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R. B. Wingate
J. M. Teague
Atlanta
Teague
Albert Davison
H. C. Anderson
Abit Nix
George Williams
Sarah Cobb
G. C. Armstrong
W.A. Sams
Marietta
W. C. Wingfield
W. C. Wingfild
George Davis
R. L. Patterson
C. A. Lanier
C. B. Daniel
Margaret Rowe
Lucy Cobb
Omega Betas to Meet Monday at 4 O'clock
An important Omega Betas meeting will be held with president Mrs. A. S. Parker Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All members urged to be present.
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Omega Betas
A. S. Parker
Laura Rutherford
M. W. Welch
Junior Division Meet Friday at First Methodist Church
The Junior Division of the Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will meet with Miss Mary Hunnicutt Friday afternoon at six o'clock. All members urged to be present.
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Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Mary Hunnicutt
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
George D. Thomas
Prince Avenue
Isabelle Thomas
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sharming Hostess Highlights Lucy Cobb Club Meet
The Lucy Cobb Dramatic Club gathered yesterday with Miss Mignon Davis among its brightest members. The event took place in a lovely home, featuring elaborate decorations and a social atmosphere of unusual pleasure.
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Lucy Cobb Dramatic Club
Mignon Davis
Local social scenes feature flowers and club gatherings
The piece describes a drawing room and library bright with pink roses, dining room adorned with red carnations, and a chandelier basket of American beauty roses. It notes refreshments by Miss Nina Davis and Miss Alice Chandler, a business meeting, and a social hour. It also lists U D C essays with prizes, a Chatter Club gathering hosted by Miss Margaret Rowe, and upcoming events including a Cycle Tea by Mrs Drew Cox and a Valentine party by Alma Hughes. Chapter C D Emmanuel church Guild meets Tuesday at 4.
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Nina Davis
Alice Chandler
Alma Hughes
Georgia vs. Atlanta Basketball Team Saturday Night
University basketball team to play Atlanta Athletic Association team Saturday night followed by a dance. Present visitors expected for both events.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta Athletic Association
Miss Glenn Allen to study in New York for accompanying
Miss Glenn Allen will leave next week for New York to take up special studies in accompanying with Richard Epstein. The LaGrange class, impressed by her talent, notes her Sunday song service boosted weekly interest as she departs with best wishes for future success.
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New York
Richard Epstein
Geraldine Farrar
Miss Allen
LaGrange
Glenn Allen
Joe Frosciano
Frank Harwell, Jr
Vespers at Neighborhood House Led by University Leader
Vespers at The Neighborhood House this evening at 5 o'clock will be led by R. M. Guess secretary of the University of Georgia Y.M.C.A. A special music program will be included. All are invited to attend. The notice also covers a children's birthday party hosted by Mrs. W. P. Jackson for Clifton Hodges.
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R. M. Guess
University of Georgia Y. MC. A
Horace B. Ritchie
J. W. Bailey
Young Women’s Christian Associations
United States
Miss Rutherford Urges Letters to Georgia Lawmakers on Pensions
Miss M Rutherford a Georgia U D C historian writes to the Georgia Children of the Confederacy urging letters to lawmakers. She backs a resolution from Thomasville Ga to raise Confederate veterans pension to fifteen dollars monthly and asks members to contact every Georgia legislator.
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Rutherford
M. Rutherford
Georgia
Children of the Confederse
Children of the
Confederacy
Thomasville
Georgia Division
The
Veterans pensions push stirs Georgia as letters urge action
A Confederate veteran pensions plea urges Georgia legislators to raise monthly aid to 15 dollars. Communities urged to organize groups to lobby, draft bills, and present them next session, stressing living veterans and the need for support before they pass away.
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Daniel Webster
Earth
Sam Wingfield
Fred Davis
Fred Birchmore
J. C. Campbell
Arthur Cox
Irene Neighbour
Regent’s Day
Elijah Clarke
R. Brandt
Dearing Street
8. V. Sanford
J. C. Hutchins
J. P. Stevens
Whitehall St
Atlante, Ga
Clarke County
Bartow
T. P. Stanley
Tom Reed
Harison Heidler
Drew Cox
Emmanuel Church Guild
D. L. Barrest
Hugh Rowe
Magpie
Dr. B. P. Allen
W. P. Jackson
Clifton Hodges
Hampton Court
Mildred Howell
C. J. Morris
D. E. Hodges
Misses Virginia
Doris Moss
Rebecca Fowler
Martha Wingfield
Cornelia Epting
Louise Shehee
Masters Clifton
D. B. Hodges
J. Moss
Harold Fowler
Robert Wingfield
Benj. Thornton
Laura Blackshear
Athens Y. W. C. A
Jubilee
Harriet Taylor
Athens
John White Morton
Miss Hawes
Virginia
Barrow
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
America
Carolyn Cobb
Howell Cobb
Miss Cobb
D. M. Bishop
Katie Mae Arnold
Lexington
Florence Morrison
Ollie Monroe
Danielsville
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