THE ENVOY OF THE DEAD AND ATLANTA SOCIETY NOTICES
A long society page notes poetry and drama references to Edith Cavell, including vivid imagery of the dead and a March Henry Grady program. It lists Laura Rutherford chapter officers and social events such as bridge parties, a George Washington party at Baxter Street School, Emmanuel Church organ recital, and Y M C A auxiliary elections. It highlights Not a Chance club honors for Mrs White and Miss Griffith, plus various college society gatherings and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cavell
T. D. Cc
Laura Rutherford
A. D
Lucy Cobb
Rutherford
M. Rutherford
Sexton
Crawford
Mure
B. Prince
Fi Mary Wilkins
Katie M. Thomas
T. W. Reed
Janinie Mitchell
Lollie Belle Wylie
Henry Grady
Atlanta Writers’ Club
Grady
Clark Howell
W. O. White
Gwen Griffith
Not A Chance Club
WO. White
W. Ol Hany
New Orleans
Jennie Arnold
Milledge Avenue
Emmanuel Church
Florence M. Giese
Edith Hodgson
John Morris
A. G. Richards
Episcopal Church
Drama League elects new officers and plans expanded work
The Drama League unanimously elected new officers led by president Edward T. Brown and first vice president Ulric Atkinson at a meeting hosted by state Drama League organizer Dudley Cowles. W. C. Jarnagin becomes third vice president as the group reorganizes to broaden its scope toward democratizing art. Plans include a banquet for guests of the League to Enforce Peace and continued collaboration with Girls' High School instructor Annabel Horne's drama students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama League
Dudley Cowles
W. C. Jarnagin
Jarnagin
Atlanta
Edward T. Brown
Ulric Atkinson
William Gilmer Perry
Robert F. Moore
Madeline Keipp
W. W.memminger
W. C. Perry
League
Annabel Horne
Girls’ High School
Woman's Club
Capital City
W. M. Boykin
Mrs Edward T Brown Elected Drama League President
Mrs Edward T Brown has been chosen as president of the Drama League in a surprise announcement. The public and club organizations have closely followed the league’s work in the past and welcome her leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Brown
Drama League
Edward T. Brown
Brown
Women Come to League Meeting in Atlanta Welcome
Club women from across the South attend the Southern Congress of the League of Nations in Atlanta for a two day program. Dr Anna Howard Shaw and Mrs Philip North Moore headline as speakers. Mrs Samuel M Inman coordinates hospitality with a reception line and visits by delegates to local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
League of Nations
Atlanta
America
Anna Howard Shaw
Philip North Moore
National Federation of Women's Club
National Council of Women
Samuel M. Inman
National Party
Atlanta Federation of Women's Clubs
Henry van Dyke
Chamber of Commerce
A. McD. Wilson
Atlanta Woman's Club
Shaw
Moore
B. M. Boykin
Albert Akers
R. M. Striplin
Bun Wylie
L. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice H Adams
Calvary
Jerusalem
Prince of Peace
Louise Driscoll
New York Times
Selec
Wowen
Association
Senate Club
Baxter ST
Baxter Street
Dot Haselton
Miss Dot Haselton
Cloverhurst Avenue
Polly Peachtree
Myer Stern
Tertain
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Athens
Sarah Orme
Luey Cobb
Sarah
Georgia
Sarah Cobb
Katherine Dickey
S.A. E
Tech
Piedmont
Brandt’s Jewelers
Athens, Georgia
Vic
Vaporu
Hael’s
Col
G. L. Bynum
R. F E. A. Hamby
T. L. Bynum
Walter Cannon
Guy Green
C. A. Rogers
Clayton
J. H. Beusse
L. L. Stapleton
Montgomery
Mobile
Ab Dorsey
Gainesville
A.B
Dorsey
J. F. Tibbetts
Edward Soule
Mrs
Andrew Soule
James Edwards
Forsyth
Hugh Hardin
Sam Armistead
Atlan
Francis Price
E. H. Dora
North Carolina
Josephine Nicholson
Gwendolyn Griffith
Edward Dorsey
Mason
John A. Cobb
Americus
Relady
City
Will Griffith
Wikingville
Alf Griffith
Carlton Beusse
Tom Middbrooks
Thomas Middlebrooks
Trenderson Avenue
C. E. Mitchell
Portlai
Oregon
M Charles Talmadge
Justine Henders
Beat
Grace Talmadge
Mrs. Winder Wester
Royston
We End
Mrs. J. White
Geo, Heffelman
New Cumberland
Miles
Ey Dinervin
Dorothy Dalton
Roy Stewart
The
Thos. Dixon
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