Georgia Glee Club in Atlanta Delightful Minstrel Show
Atlanta, Ga March 21 Special to the Banner Bill Campbell of Atlanta led a University of Georgia Glee and Mandolin club minstrel show at the Atlanta theater with college orchestra. Campbell produced and helped with stage design while Pete Donaldson and Campbell starred in parts. A large, enthusiastic audience attended and praised the performances and the diverse cast of singers mandolin players and an orchestra.
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Georgia Glee Club
Atlanta
Bill” Campbell
University of Georgia Glee and Mandolin Club
Glee and Mandolin Club
Bill” Campbel
Mexico
Glee Club
K. Benntt
G. Bond
F. Bond
Barrett
Griffin
Hulme
Hooper
Longino
Nall
Patman
Soule
Theus
Tanner
Wilhoit
Whelchel
Dottery
Cox
Ashley
Cocke
Walter
Tucker
Snelling
Haughey
Georgia Glee Club Concert in Rome and Tea Dance
Cordial interest centers on the Georgia Glee Club concert at the opera house Tuesday night. Members will attend a tea dance Tuesday afternoon hosted by the Hope Chest Club, followed by a social at the Country Club after the concert in Rome.
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Georgia Glee Club
Opera House
Glee Club
Hope Chest Club
Rome
Rome Tribune
Mrs Coke Talmadge Hosts Tea for Chicago and Macon Guests
Mrs Charlie Bannon of Chicago and Miss Annie Bannon of Macon will be honored at a Thursday tea at 5 PM hosted by Mrs Coke Talmadge. The visitors receive numerous attentions as a week of social events is planned.
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Coke Talmadge
Charlie Bannon
Chicago
Annie Bannon
Macon
Walter Jones
Election of President for General Federation
The upcoming May biennial in New York City will choose a president to succeed Mrs. Percy Pennybacker. The thirteenth biennial carries weight for internal affairs and public policy. The New York World outlines two candidates, including Mrs. Samuel B. Sneath, of the South club women.
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General Federation
New York City
Percy Pennybacker
New York World
Club Women of the South
Samuel B. Sneath
Mrs Cowles or Mrs Sneath Vie for Federation Presidency
Ohio joins the contest as first vice president potential giants Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles of California contends with suffragist Mrs Sneath for the presidency of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. California's hostess rule, wartime sentiment, and past endorsements mold the race. The European conflict and Y W C A calendar frame the campaign.
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Ohio
Josiah Evans -Cowles
Iatfornia
National Board
Sneath
Cowles
San Francisco
Dimies T. S. Denison
Philip Moore
Pennybacker
Texas
New York
Philip Carpenter
California
West
Illinois
John Dickinson Sherman
Mrs Joe Warner Hosts Card Club Gathering
Mrs Joe Warner entertained her six-table card party with spring flowers and a two prize spread. Rosa Warner and Ruth Levy helped hostesses as guests enjoyed refreshments and the afternoon’s games. The Mission Study Class of Emmanuel church meets Wednesday at 4 at the Parish house. The University of Georgia Little Commencement is set for March 27 28 and 29 with official dates confirmed.
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Joe Warner
Rosa Warner
Ruth Levy
Woman's Auxiliary of
Emmanuel Church
University of Georgia
Mrs Gay Hosts for Miss Lipscomb Bridal Tea
Mrs Ewell Gay entertained a bridge luncheon at her East Seventeenth Street home in honor of Miss Virginia Lipscomb whose marriage to Mr Joel Hart Jr is set for Saturday April 1. The table centerpiece featured a French basket of peach blossoms and pink white decorations. Top score prizes included a Dresden powder holder and a French novelty. The bride elect wore crystal candle shades as a gift amid a pink and white color motif.
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Gay
Lipscomb
Ewell Gay
East Seventeenth Street
Virginia Lipscomb
Joel’ Hart, Jr
Mrs. Gay
Miss Lipscomb
Atlanta Journal
Medals Awarded to 25-Year Southern Railway Staff
In Birmingham on March 21, 146 employees of the Southern Railway's Birmingham and Mobile division received medals for twenty-five years of service. President Fairfax Harrison presented the honors to Taylor Parkman, a colored hammerman at Selma, whose career began in 1858 when he was enslaved by the Alabama and Tennessee River Railroad, now part of the Southern's Mobile division. Other honorees included senior officials such as a general freight agent, an assistant general freight agent, a superintendent, two division superintendents, and two assistant division counsel.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham & Mobile
Southern Railway’ Company
Fairfax Harrison
Taylor Parkman
Selma
Alabama & Tennessee River Railroad Company
The
Southern
Mobile Division
New 1916 Auction Bridge Rules Book Preview
Wynne Ferguson releases 1916 Auction Bridge Laws and Rules in a pocket guide from 358 Broadway New York. The author, a Knickerbocker Whist Club member and Union League Club player, claims the work covers new Duplicate and Progressive Auction rules and authentic leads.
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New York Knickerbocker Whist Club
Wynne Ferguson
Broadway
New York City
New York
Ferguson
Union League Club
Dandeline Promises Hair Regrowth and Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a 25 cent remedy to destroy dandruff and stop hair loss. It claims rapid scalp relief, restored lustre, and new fine hair within weeks, promoting improved volume and softness.
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Knowlton
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Star Dreams
Charlies W. Hubner
Herbert Kaufman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Guess
University of Georgia Y. M. CA
University of Ggorgia
Mary Stewart
Helen Jones
Marian Stearns
Georgia Rice
Jessie Thompson
Mary Thompson
Agnes Harrison
Alice Muse
Lillian Mitchell
Dolores Bellinger
Madeline Bellinger
Nellie Phinizy
Athens
Marie Dinkins
Elizabeth Campbell
Lydie Speer
Hallie Crawford
Rubene Becht
Priscilla Patton
Emily West
Marion Perdue
Robert
Jewett Williams
Sewanee
Barrow
A. W. Dozier
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
George Hodgson
Mattie Marshall
Watkinsville
J. Z.hoke
Americus
Claud Anderson
White Sulphur Springs
Marion Hodgson
Irvin Davis
Irvin, Jr
Quitman
Allen Fleming
Elizabeth Fleming
Hamilton McWhorter
W. T. Long
Grippe
Tom Brightwell
Maxeys
Hunter Galloway
Bristol, Tenn
George Cline
Harvey . Cabaniss
E. F. Marshall
S. P. Wiggins
J. W. Glenn
L. A. Scarbrough
Columbus
Wilmer Scarbrough
Oshatchie
Walter Hodgson
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
H. H. Tignor
Greenville
W. O. Payne
Danielsville
R. C. Armour
H. C. Spratling
Adolphus Richardson
Rayle
C. H. Yearwood
Inee H. M. Silmon
B. T. Moseley
Sara Burns
Nimal
Comer
Miles Collier
Dren
Colbert
Collie
Irene Stovall
Bostwick
Mamie Rayle
Gal
Cretoria Robins
Mattie Julia Nichols
St. Louis
Martha Whitehead
Orange, Va
G. W. Carthers
City
F. P. Linder
Frank Linder
Mary Linder
Hartwell
W. M. Phillips
E. H. Phillips
Ruby Wright
Mary and Allen Phillips
Monroe
Mrs. E. L. Morgan
R. E. Edwards
Lila
High Shoals
C.A. Tosh
George Monroe Goodlyn
Andrew J. Cobb
B. G. Arnold
J. Elm
Frank.Holder
Jefferson
Royston
Marjie~ Linder
State Normal
J. T. Pittard
Winterville
Sarah Myrt Armstrong
Woodville
Walter Willams
Nettie Freeman
F. H. Kroner
Charlie Pittard
W. H. Dean
Lena Amis
Hot Springs
Ark
Belle Barnes
Crawford
J. M. F. Watson
Z. C. Hayes
Elberton
W. M. Hayes
Arnolds
T. N. Gaines
Emma Sue Coile
Mrs. Pierce Herndon
Augusta
Annie Mathews
Zianne
Ium
Anne
Linton Spring
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