Twilight Recital and Club Notices at Local Parish and School
Social Wednesday Exchange Day at Garden Club and Parish House meeting at four. Twilight Recital at Lucy Cobb at five Thursday. Elson Art Exhibit State Normal with Misa Upson at eleven. D. R. 4 R. Elijah Clarke Chapter at four. Brenau Glee Club at Colonial Theater eight thirty. University Club with Mr and Mrs John Moss eight thirty. Grady Ave Sewing Club with Mrs Crook. Poetry and birth month notes. ship at sea allegory and Baptist World feature conclude the page. Twilight Recital by Lucy Cobb Institute Wednesday March 14 at five lists program of piano and vocal pieces by students and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Woman's Auxiliary Emmanuel Guild
Lucy Cobb
Elson
State Normal
Misa Upson
Elijah Clarke
D. R
Regent
Brenau Glee Club
Colonial Theater
University Club
John Moss
Grady Ave
C. W. Crook
Lucy Cobb Institute
MacDowell
Ee Karngold
Ce the Clown
Rinaldi Frances Broyles
Courier
Henry
The Appropriateness of Jewelry for Gifts
A short treatise on gifts noting that jewelry symbolizes love happiness friendship and goodwill. It advises giving enduring articles that can be kept as mementos of happy occasions and events, fostering lasting memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Y W C A CALENDAR AND FASHION NOTES
The Y W C A calendar lists gymnastics skating and recreation events for ladies and girls from Thursday to Saturday, including junior Red Cross meetings and mill district work. A feature discusses Miss Jane Newcomb’s talk on clothing and diet, arguing long skirts conserve body heat and influence health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill District
Philadelphia
Jane Newcomb
State College
Friends’ Central School
Miss Newcomb
Annual Spring Bazaar and Events at the Parish
A schedule of community events includes an Annual Spring Bazaar at the Gas Shop Holman building on March 28 to 30 with handmade crochet and embroidery items for adults and children plus cakes and lunch. Also announced is a Rainbow Show at the Parish House on Pope Street Easter Monday evening, and a note that Mrs. Leo Bear cancels a sewing party. The issue also features a heartfelt obituary for Cecelia Michael, praising her generosity and spiritual character, and an article on calories and corn bread, detailing baking tips and historical methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid
Holman Building
New York
Art exhibit to be held at Childs street school
An art exhibit at Childs street school on March 21 22 and 23 features carbon photographs and engravings loaned by Elson Art Pub Co Belmont Mass. The collection covers major schools and periods with two hundred subjects, includes sculpture and architecture, and aims to enrich schools. A catalog will be sold at the hall and funds support purchasing pictures for the schools. The piece emphasizes culture and refinement through school walls and urges visits and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childs Street
Elson Art Pub .Co., Inc
Belmont
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Alice Adams
Georgie Tillman Snead
the Baptist World
Paradise
MacDowell the Swan
Charlotte Boyd
Caratina
von Toeren
Hazel Hodgson
B. Humoreske
Dvorak Katherine Hand
Godard Loulie Walker
Smith
Frances Bond
Paderewsk
Claudia Flanigen
Edward Peple
Mary Pease
Me Paddock Jewelry Co
Eat
Brandi
Jewelers Insurance Building
Athens
Georgia
Frances Band
Harriet Benedict
Milledge Avenue
Bing
Pope Street
Wilkes Booth Lincoln
Leo Bear
Cecelia Michael
Hancock Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society
The
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Drum Corps
Boys of the Confederacy of
RED Cross
A. H. Milstead
Cc. D. Flanigen
Prince Avenue
John Morris
Oliver
Goodwyn
Sylvanus Morris
Jamie Foster
Hawkinsville
IR. E. Cudabac
W. A. Weatherly
Elise Davison
Comer
Louise Birchmore
Jefferson
Misses Frances Fellows
Nellie Richards
Messrs
Elmer Jacoby
Clifton Whitehead
Will Smith
City
Tillou Forbes
Savannah
Jacksonville
Mr. Forbe
Lennox
Porter Place
Athens Shoe CO
Clayton ST
Athens, Georgia
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