Calendar of church and club meetings for the week
Thursday schedule lists Mothers Meeting at College Avenue School and several society meetings at 4 o'clock or 3 45. Friday features Young Ladies Sewing Club with Miss Ruth Levy. The Beyond essay reflects on departed friends and the afterlife. Graduate Club meets tomorrow at Peabody Hall with an art program and social hour. Y W C A and First Baptist notices give Thursday and Friday events. Officers and teachers to meet tonight at 8 15 with Mr T H Mell. Mrs Abe Joel hosts a sewing club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue School
Women's Missionary Society of the First Riied Church
The
Missionary Society of the Baptist Tabernacle
Woman's Auxiliary
Emmanuel Church
Young Ladies’ Sewing Club
Ruth Levy
Graduate Club of the University
Peabody Hall
First Baptist Church
T. H. Mell
Hill Street
Social life and weddings in Atlanta society scene
A March social round in Atlanta features Mrs. W. H. Davis hosting a Friday bridge party on Prince Avenue. The Oconee Street Night School forms a Band of Mercy under Mrs. D. B. Stokely. Ruth Slack and Hazen Eager Smith wed at the Presbyterian church with a large bridal party. The city hosts Shrove Tuesday gaieties, opera week plans, and a Lent question as Atlanta commits to a busy spring social schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Davis
Prince Avenue
Band OF Mercyl
Band of Mercy
D.B. Stokely
Oconee Street
Geo. ‘T. Angell
Scotland
Lohengrin
Viola Burks
Edward Northington
Prattville
Julia Pratt’ Smith
Iris Jarrell
Louise Slack
Mary Champe
Searcy Slack
Fontie
Harry Slack
Baltimore
Chilton Smith
Birmingham
O. M. Barry
Montgomery
Ralph Clark
John Graves
Frank Hutchinson
Loyd Bradfield
The
LaGrange Graphic
Atlanta
Georgian Terrace Hotel
William Lawson Peel
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Capital City Club
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Metropolitan Opera Company
Piedmont Driving Club
Druid Hills Golf Club
Capital City Club of Opera
Druid Hills ‘Golf Club
Atlanta Musical “Association
Officials Stars
Metropolitan, Opera Erecors
Atlanta Musica of Governors
Capital
Officials and Stars
Propolitan Opera
Bttat
Mardi Gras style revels fan spring party mood in city
The piece describes lively post carnaval dancing in Atlanta with Ash Wednesday marked by tea dances at multiple clubs and social events through the week. It also reports the wedding of Miss Ruth Reid to Lieutenant Olin Ellis at the Reid home in College Park with a large guest list and a New York bridal trip planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Reid
Olin Ellis
United, States
Army
William
Wilson Reid
College Park
Mary Reid
Henry Collier, Jr
Monticello
Louise Walker
Monroe
E. B. Garey
Charleston
D. B. Gray
Eugene Callaway
Clayton Callaway
W. P. Callaway
Thomas H. Callaway
F. A. Hooper
Frances St
Visitors and notices fill Atlanta region social pages
Mrs. Hunter Galloway of Bristol Tenn arrives to visit Miss Lucy Fleming at Mrs. Asbury Hodgson’s home. Miss Purla Elder ill in Atlanta. Dr. Floyd McRea in city for Mr. M. G. Michael. Mrs. Edward T. Brown and Miss Marjorie Brown return to Atlanta for opera, guest of Mrs. Richard W. Johnston. Mrs. Robert C. Neely and Mrs. Neely Jr. to stay with Mrs. A. P. Coles during opera. Fox trot ad scandal at Wellesley senior prom. 300-plus applicants. letters to editors. Town Hall Allenstein to be memorialized for WWI bread requisition 120 tons. siege tale and Hindenburg statue planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Alda
Maria Barrientos
Louise Cox
Geraldine Farar
Rita Fornia
Johanna Gadski
Edith Mason
Lenora Sparkes
Emma Borniggia
Minnie Egener
Maria Duchene
Marie Mattfield
Margaret Ober
Flora Perina
Pietro Audisio
Angelo Bada
Julius Bayer
Max Bloch
Luca Botta
Enrico Caruso
Giacomo Damacco
Giovanni Martinelli
Albert Reiss
Johannes Sembach
Giuseppe de Luca
Otto Goritz
Robert Leonhardt
Vincenzo Reschiglian
Carl Schlegel
Antonio Scotti
Riccardo Tegani
Hermann Weill
Adamo Didur
Pompilio Malatesta
Giulio Rossi
Leon Rothier
Basil Ruysrael
Henri Scott
Herbert Witherspoon
Artur Bodanzky
Giorgio Polacco
Gastano Bavagnoli
Richard Hageman
Rosina Galli
Chattanooga
Opera
Athens
Birmngham
Nashville
J. B. Hockaday
Terrace
J.H. Barrett
W. W. Hockaday
Jacksonville
Ralph van Landingham
Charlotte
N. C
W. B. Manley
Howard Bucknell
Reuben R. Arnold
George H. McKenzie
J. T. Holleman
James W. English
Col
R. J. Lowry
John W. Grant
Phinizy Calhoun
James R. Gray
John E. Murphy
W. L. Peel
H. M. Atkinson
W.S. Elkin
Ellis EB
J. Carroll Payne
R. C. Alson
Mrs. Crawford
Marion Harper
P. C. McDuffie
R.S. Wessels
Atlanta
Capital City Club
Druid Hills
Golf Club
Piedmont Driving Club
East Lake Country Club
Virginia, Lipscomb
Joel Hurt, Jr
Lawson Hines
E. V. Carter, Jr
Jennie Dick Harris
J. D. Osborne
Frances Connally
Hal Hentz
Annie Ak
Edward T. Brown
Marjorie Brown
New York
Washington
Richard W. Johnston
FOX Trotter
Boston Post
Wellesley College
College News
Wellesley
Los Angeles
Associated Press
London
Allenstein
East Prussia
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Grape-Nuts Help Woman End Nervous Exhaustion
A Wisconsin woman describes relief from nerve strain after quitting tonics. She ate Grape-Nuts with cream four times daily, drank milk, and slept earlier, leading to two weeks of better sleep and weight gain. The letter, attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek, promotes Grape-Nuts and fresh air as the solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Adv
Parisian Sage hair tonic promise and money back offer
A classic advertising pitch promotes Parisian Sage as a refreshing hair tonic that prevents baldness and relieves dandruff and scalp itch. It claims immediate head feels and lasting shine, with a money back guarantee from your druggist and endorsements by H. R. Palmer & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Bowlers Plan Major Tournament Across States
Special to the Banner reports the Washington bowlers completed a successful booster trip to Richmond for the national tournament start on March 3. They visited towns in Maryland West Virginia New York Pennsylvania and Virginia. entrants from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York are expected, with up to ten teams from Richmond and West Virginia. The prize list will be one of the largest ever for a bowling meet with entries closing March 26. The chamber of commerce secretary in Washington George 1202 F Street NW will provide entry blanks and information on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond
National Capital
Virginia Capital
Maryland
West Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Baltimore
Waston
West Vir
Philadelph
The
Chamber Commerce of Washington
F. St
N. W
Robbers and Bandits Spread Fear Near Chinese Border
Report from Peking describes growing boldness of outlaws in Shansi near Mongolia. Missionaries are harassed as raiders burn homes and shops, loot value mounts, and clash with government troops. One missionary recounts a severe attack with shells landing near compounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peking
Chi
Mongo
Shansi
Ters
Fir
Shi
Gove
Drummer in Athens Constitution Fibers Through Convoluted Lines
The Line of the Constitution of Sr .Mr. J. C. Johnson refers to Strubler Computing Scale of Elkhart Indiana and a headquarters in Athens. The report notes he will be in the territory next week as part of a five person hustling group forming the firing line in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Johnson
Elkhart
Ind
Athens
Atlan
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Toma Prone
BRS
Alice Adams
Hyleath
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
James Hamilton
Woman's, Missionary Society OF
Barrow
Recreation Hall
Mill District
Abe Joel
Ing Club
Hancock Avenue
JONES
Greenhouse CO
Athletic Club
Capital City
E. H. Dorsey
May Neta Bullock
Julia Rogers
Lartelle Williamson
Jefferson
W. M. Howard
Augusta
J. N. Holder
Marion DuBose
Macon
Robert Hazelhurst
A. Bishop
Watkinsville
J. A. Darwin
North Carolina
Louis Funkenstein
Dan Hertz
Helen Michael
Kirk
Winterville
Purla Elder
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Floyd McRea
City
M. G. Michael
Robert C. Neely
Robert C. Neely, Jr
A. P. Coles
Atlanta Georgian
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