Week Calendar Highlights at Colonial and University Gym
Thursday evening features Birth of a Nation at Colonial. Friday offers matinee and evening showings at Colonial with Miss Mary Hunnicutt hosting the Junior Division at 4. Saturday hosts Mrs. R. Brandt's D A R luncheon at 11 30 and a Birth of a Nation session plus a Georgia versus Atlanta basketball game at University Gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Mary Hunnicutt
Miss Hawes
Barrow
Recreation Hall
Mill District
The Broken Vase and a Happy Party Featured in Local Notes
A regional column notes a translated poem fragment about a vase broken by a light touch and its hidden wound, followed by a reflection on flesh and beauty. It then covers a Happy Party hosted by Miss Ellen Mell on Hill Street with daffodils, tea, and informal charm, plus YWCA calendar items and a board luncheon featuring Miss Hawes, highlighting a social scene in the South Atlantic area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Mell
Hill Street
Katherine Hawes
Mildred Ruther
Cycle Tea Hosts and Valentine Luncheon Recaps
Ford and a long list of hostesses prepare cycle teas this afternoon at Prince Avenue with sewing as the pastime. Mrs Hugh Rowe hosts a Valentine luncheon with daffodils carnations red hearts and a playful card activity for guests including Mrs J Y Carthers Mrs W A Carlton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Hinton
Prince Avenue
Hugh Rowe
J. Y. Carthers
W. A. Carlton
Edward Dorsey
Robertson
Monroe
S. V. Sanford
Hamilton McWhorter
J. C. Hutchins
R. Brandt
Alice Adams
Recital Delights Davison-Nicholson Employees
Hugh Hodgson Athens pianist gave a charming recital for Davison-Nicholson employees at their Athens home. The performance featured elegant music and gracious refreshments, praised by all. In honor of Miss Phinny, Mr and Mrs Hughes Spalding host a dinner party at the George Washington Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison-Nicholson
Hugh Hodgson
Athens
Davison-Nicholson, Company
Hodgson
Miss Phiniy
Hughes Spalding
George Washington
Dinner Dance at Capital City Club Honors Miss Nellie Phinizy
A list of invited guests for a Capital City Club dinner dance honoring Miss Nellie Phinizy of Athens includes many society figures from Athens Anniston Wilkes Barre and surrounding areas. The event reflects a high society social page tone of the era. The report also contains a loving tribute from the Elijah Clarke Chapter D A R to Mrs James Welborn Camak of Athens praising her grace and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Nellie Phinizy
Athens
Miss Phinizy
Virginia Bowman
Josephine Mobley
Anne Kilby
Anniston
Ala
Margaret Hawkins
Margaret Grant
Katherine Ellis
Nellie Hood Ridley
Virginia Lipscomb
Marian Hay
Wilkes Barre
Dorothy Arkwright
Helen McCarty
Marian Atchison
Isabel Robinson
William Dickey
James Welborn Camak
Elijah Clarke
Camak
Ancestry of Mrs. Camak and social sewing circle
The obituary pace recalls Mrs. Camak descended from Smythe and Washington lines with Confederate era links and governors. Also notes Mrs. Julius Talmadge and others as committee members. Later, Mrs. Sol Boley hosted a sewing circle at her Dougherty street home with a pleasant session and refreshments.
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Mrs. Camak
R. L. Smythe
Gov. Seroier
Dr. Raines
Europe
John Washington
George Washington
Julius Talmadge
Billups Phinizy
Bartow
Annie S. Crawford
Sol Boley
Dougherty Street
Miss Lozier Hosts Bridge Tea for Augusta Guests
Miss Bessie Lozier entertained at two bridge tables yesterday afternoon in honor of Misses Sarah Mell and Eleanor Hill of Augusta. Decorations used violets and jonquils. Miriam Haselton won the prize, a bridge set, for the highest score. Sarah Mell won the booby prize, a Georgia mascot. Attending were Harriet Benedict, Miriam Haselton, Marian Nicholson, Mrs. Ralph Goss, and Mrs. Howell Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lozier
Bessie Lozier
Sarah Mell
Eleanor Hill
Augusta
Miriam Haselton
Georgia
Miss Lozier
Harriet Benedict
Marian Nicholson
Ralph Goss
Howell Cobb
Miss Marguerite Clarke Postpones Athens Visit
The popular actress Miss Marguerite Clarke cancels plans to visit Athens during the Strand theater opening week due to a South film project. In a letter to Paramount exhibitors she hopes to visit Athens at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Clarke
Athens
Strand Theater
Paramount
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed for Kidney Ailments
Athens resident J L Byrd reports relief from chronic back pain dizziness and urinary issues after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad claims the remedy cures kidney troubles and offers one box for 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Athens
J. L. Byrd
Wilkerson Street
Athens Pottery
Byrd
Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
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Sully Prudhomme
Cache McClain Reeves
God
Ene
Virginia Smith
Lexington
Jennie Arnold
Carolyne Baynes
Shady Dale
Mrs. Seaborn Fullilove
High Shoals
Allen H. Talmage
Grace Davis
Jasper
Maria Price
Atlanta Journal
Stella Flautau
Leroy Percy
Birmingham
Atlanta
Messrs
W. J. Eakes
Rockdale County
W. D. Barber
Grady County
John Tucker Dorsey
Cobb
Clarke County
Berry Moseley
Katherine Dozier
Gainesville
D. G. Bickers
Geo. Shackelford
South Georgia
F. C
T. J. Shackelford
Henry Shackelford
Attica
W. A. Mallory
Grippe
Dearing Street
S. J. Ware
Concord
N. C
Ware
Mary Allen Peebles
Lagrippe
Mrs. Walpole
Ferdinand Phinizy
Hugh Price
W. P. Price
John A. Jewell
Crawford
City
Mrs. Bolling DuBose
Winder
Sam Ware
Jep Smith
James Harris
Agnes Hood
Commerce
M. A. Pharr
Washington
William Bryan
New York
Harry Ray
Ike Harris
Ruby
Thelma Harris
L. Smith
J. H. Swafford
Delta Tau Delta
Hoyt Pitner
Royston
J. A. Pitner
Barber Street
Judge
B. T. Moseley
Danielsville
Lamar Rucker
Baltimore
Andrew Cobb
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Cynthia Stevens
Jim Tiller
Carlton
S. J. Smith
Mr. C
Taylor
J. W. Sheorouse
Emory College
Col
R. L. J. Smith
Homer Smith
G. Houlme
Hubert Tiller
John B. Stetson
Weber & Heidelbrom
Clayton Street
E. H. Dorsey
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