Joy of the Second Mile and Social Notes in Athens
Poem about carrying burdens with the Master of Galilee and the joy of the second mile. Informal sewing party at Mrs. Charles L. Wilcox’s on East Gaston street honoring Mrs. Munro Dearing of Athens. Notices of Sigma Nu banquet at the Georgian Hotel and various social gatherings among Athens residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Gaston Street
Munro Dearing
Athens
David Laird
Willcox
Harris Cope
James Sheldon
W. T. Hopkins
Edward Demere
Jane Kelly
Pindar
Miss Withers
Hamilton O'Connor
W. D. Dearing
Charles Hammond
Camille Thesmar
George Mercer
Woodfin
J. R. Marshall
Savannah News
Sigma NU
Georgian Hotel
Leon Folsom
Messrs. M. Hatch
Jeff Smith
William Watson
T. E. Dunn
Dan Upshaw
Tom Lane
H. Mobley
Vernon Wootten
Graduate Club Organizes First University Meeting
The Graduate Club of the University held its inaugural meeting in the library with twenty members. Duncan Burnet delivered a lecture on "The use of the Library" as the first program. The club plans monthly meetings alternating faculty and students and served refreshments after a highly enjoyable session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Burnet
Afternoon Tea For Mrs Erwin In Chattanooga Guest House
Mrs Julius Talmadge invites guests to an afternoon tea on Thursday January 20 to meet her mother Mrs Harry Erwin of Chattanooga. The hostess opens her elegant new home for the first large entertainment with spacious appointments for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Erwin
Chattanooga
Julius Talmadge
Alice Erwin honors luncheon and Lucy Cobb alumnae form in Atlanta
A column describes Mrs. W F Dorsey hosting a morning luncheon for Mrs. Harry Erwin of Chattanooga, with a large guest list. It also notes Lucy Cobb alumnae forming a Atlanta branch, led by Miss Mildred Rutherford, and a reception in her honor with photographs. The piece mentions various local residents and social events including a Farrar Temptation showing and other society updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Dorsey
Harry Erwin
Chattanooga
Julius Talmadge
John Henderson
Atlanta
Ed. Dorsey
John R. Northcutt
Coke Talmadge
Alex Davison
J. H. Dorsey
W. P. Briggs
Ned Cohen
Ruth Wells
Charles Talmadge
John E. Talmadge, Jr
Daisy Talmadge Harris
Alice Adams
Lucy Cobb
Athens
Hotel Piedmont
Mildred Rutherford
Alfred Newell
Miss Rutherford
Birmingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
A. L. Berry
Master of
Galilee
Ophir
Nile
Charles L. Wilcox
Omar Short
Miss Omar Short
Palmer
Madame Lustrat
Ruth Levy
Young Ladies Sewing Club
Edgar Levy
Hancock Avenue
Helen Michael
Rosena Morris
Gertrude Bernstein
Hannah Joel
Rosa Warner
Gladys
Father
Begonias
Geraldine Farrar
Miss Farrar
Haughey
Charlie Parr
Lilly Griffith
W. E. Martin
Nisbet Tinsley
Lucy Griffith
Florida
Macon
J. S. Stewart
Monroe
Monroe Tribune
Julia Angier
Walter Jackson
W. T. Collins
New York
Paul Keller
Charlotte, N. C
Mrs. Thornton
Miss Mary Thornton
B. T. Moseley
Danielsville
Cynthia
Pellie Stevens
Whitehead
Carlton
Mrs. C. O. Stevens
Lexington
Helen Williamson
Farmington
Lena Elliott
Elizabeth Fleming
John Knox
Mr. W. L. Erwin
Charlotte
Martina Kytle
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Eastman Business College
Harmony Four
Winder
Lyric Theater
Messrs
E. W. Gregory
C. M. Prather
A. H. Parnell
T. P. Oliver
Allen Moore
Burnie Dobbs
Oglethorpe Echo
Mrs. Gholston
Francis Price
Edwin Hampton
Ed Frederick
The
University
Charlie Crawford
Fred Perkins
Crawfordville
City
Mamie Chandler
Dr. B. Chedel
Joe Booth
Edith Edwards
Welborn DuBose
Anna Rhodes
C. A. Scudder, Jeweler
the McGregor Company
Orr’s
Athens Business College
S. P. Orr
Wray St
Athens, Ga
Green & Michael
Southern Mutual Building Loan Department
E. H. Dorsey
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