Beautiful Easter Party Hosts Amid Family Home
Little Misses Nora Janet and Margaret Fortson hosted an Easter party at the Fortson home on Milledg e avenue. Guests hunted colored eggs on the lawn then gathered for a floral dining room with Easter lilies, china eggs, white rabbits, and white swans ices. The hostesses, dressed in fine party frocks, provided lavish hospitality to a long list of young guests and their chaperones.
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Nora Janet
Margaret Fortson
Mrs. Blanton Fortson
Mil
Carolyn Brand
Martha Campbell
Margretta Morris
Charles
Sarah Morris
Frances Rowe
Louise Phinizy
Hugh Inman
Sam Weyman
Atlanta
Anne Morris
Anne Hinton
Lou Price Hinton
Mildred Dearing
Nella Avery
Billy Phinizy
Reed Dobbs
Margaret Bickerstaff
Marjory
John Hodgson
A. S. Parker
Athens Woman's Club
Hoke
Eugene B. Ivey
Will Sheppard
Madison
Eighth District
State Federation
R. B. Parker
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Federation of Woman's Clubs
Georgia
Ivey
W. C Davis
McBride Howell
Sheppard
Parker
E. B. Ivey
M. A. Lipscomb
M. W Welch
W. J. Peeples
George Hodgson
R. D. Mure
B. F. Hardeman
J. Z. Hoke
Crucedale Greenhouse and Egg Hunt on Carrs Hill
An ad lists Crucedale Greenhouse offerings including Armour River Privet rose plants pansies and caladiums with prices, and notes a meeting with Mrs J H T McPherson on Milledge Avenue. Also reports an Egg Hunt on Carrs Hill hosted by Mrs R C Orr for Lane Chapel Sabbath School and YWCA meeting notes plus details on the Richmond Biennial and speakers Miss Helen Thomas and others with New York City connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour River
Carr's Hill
R. C. Orr
Lane Chapel
Young Women’s Christian Association
Frank A. Lipscomb
Helen Thomas
Richmond
Thomas
Miss Thomas
National Training School
New York City
Lexington Avenue
52Nd Street
Grace Dodge
National Board of the Young Women's , Christian Association
Cornelius Woelfkin
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Graham Taylor
Women’s Christian Association plans and Athens pageant at Richmond
The Chicago Civics and Philanthropy group outlines topics for the Biennial on social betterment with leaders from Madison Avenue Presbyterian Henry Coffin and Jessie Field. Athens delegates urged to attend the National pageant highlighting YWCA activities. Reception details and social events described with Mrs Ivey hosting and visiting dignitaries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Sloane Coffin
D. D
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
Mabel Cratty
National Board
Young Women's Christian Association
James G. K. McClure
McCormick Theological Seminary
Jessie Field
Raymond Robins
National Women's Trade Union League
Elizabeth Tritton
London
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
America
Athens
Hotel Jefferson
Richmond
Young Women’s Christian Association
United States
Miss Louise Williams at Ss N S
Miss Louise Williams visits the Normal School auditorium on Thursday evening March 27 under the student Y W C A. A Southern entertainer, she brings negro dialect stories and songs praised by Thom as Nelson Page and others and recently hosted at the White House. An Easter egg hunt followed at 1424 Broad Street with 24 friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Williams
White House
Taft
Washington
Miss Williams
Poke Miller
Thomas Nelson Page
Jack London
John Trotwood Moore
William Jennings Bryan
Ernest Daniel
Broad Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Alice Adams
OME
Earth
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Woman's Edition
Lott Warren
Georgia 1
Central Committee
Georgia Club
Constitution Office
A. B
Emmanuel Guild
Dr. Wi
Ley
R. Brandt
Insurance Building
Clayton St
Athens, Ga
Kingdom of Fashions
Steinibloch
E. H. Dorsey
Pendley’s
Clayton Street
John Roberts and CO
Crucedale Greenhouse
J. H. T. McPherson
Milledge Avenue
J. G. Fisher
Chas. Stern Co
Kate Holliday
Meigs Street
J. F. Hart
Emmie C. Jones
E. F. Opperheimer
New York
City
M. G. Michael
Opperheimer
South
E. J. Crowley
Watkinsville
W. F. Robinson
Farmington
J. E. Bradberry
Troy Beatty
Dr. Johnson
Florida
Arthur Palmer
George Diffenback
Athens Dental
E. G. Griffin
Southern Mutual Building
Ss. N.S
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