Wordsworth Poem and Congregational Notes Headline
A long column of verse and society notices covers poetry by Wordsworth and a series of local meetings. The page lists classes, club events, musical notices, school announcements, and social gatherings in Athens and Atlanta with names of organizers, venues, and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cobb
Margaret Carlisle
Atlanta
Caroline Young
Roslyn Lampkin
Cartersville
Hugh Hodgson
Rosa Smith
Seney- Stovall Chapel
Atlanta Musical Association
Bach Club
Mendelssohn
Remarkable Georgia Mother Hemphill Near 100
Mrs. S. A. Hemphill of Athens, 97, remains active and plans to attend her 100th birthday. Born in Clarke County in 1817, she has lived in the same Athens home for 68 years and travels alone to visit her Atlanta son R. A. Hemphill, defying age and expecting to outlive a hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Hemphill
R. A. Hemphill
Atlanta
Athens
Clarke County
Prince Avenue
Robert Hemphill
William A. Hemphill
University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Alice Adams
Chamber of Commerce
Colonial Sewing Circle
Arthur Flatau
Campbell
Garden Club
Frances Long Taylor
Wordsworth
J. M. Rogers
Hill Street
Milton
Mary Hutchinson
Emmanuel Guild
Mary Campbell
Andrew Cobb
Emmanuel Church
Deestrick School
D. F. Miller
Moving Picture
New York
Marcus Loew
Jeffcott
Fink
Pavova
Ellen Wolff
Bernard Wolff
Amaltheans
Loew
Chicago
Chas. Rice
Walter
James O. Wynn
Charles A. Davis
Richard Coutts
Asa Smith
C. V. LeCraw
Eula Grffin
Atlan
Pierce Jackson
Faronton
Mrs.j. W. Cook
Pope and
Proud Streets
Drew Cox
Tailoring
E. Hl. Dorsey
Adees
R. Brandt
The
Jeweler and Optician Insurance Building
Clayton Street
Mother Hemphill
Chas. Stern Co
Clayton St
Lke
Madame Dougherty
W. B. Reduso
W. T. Collins & CO