Ship o' dreams and distant lands in spectral harbor
Purple shadows drift over the sleeping harbor as a poetic vision travels from far shores. The ship o dreams anchors in the harbor ship of dreams with plundered wares and scented winds. May Stanley writes in Southern Woman's Magazine. Mrs. Stewart's Red Cross group notes a missed meeting, while a first aid class proceeds. Lucy Cobb activities include a banquet reminder, reunion notice, and invitations for the Lucy Cobb Institute graduation in Athens Georgia. Atlanta Journal itemizes various society and civic notices including Miss Deupree shower and Lipscomb guest arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship of Dreams
May Stanley
May
Southern Woman’s Magazine
Red Cross
Stewart
Mrs. Lipscomb
Paul Seydel
Paul Vasser Seydel
Newark
N. J
Vassar Woolley
Seydel
George Pardee Cady
Athena
M. A. Lipscomb
Lucy Cobb Institute
Lakemont
Atlanta Journal
WEDDING GIFT LIST AND CONFERENCE NOTES
Casual wedding gift list including glassware sterling bowls and lemon dishes offered at set prices appears alongside notices for a Confederate Navy essay contest and a state C of C gathering. The Athens welfare week program features child welfare displays, prizes, and a stere Opticon lecture. Chi Phi celebration plans in Athens promise events and a Redpath Chautauqua program runs daily with concerts and lectures today through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Hall
Athens Manufacturing Co
A. S. Edwards
State Normal School
Athens
Household Arts Department
D. L. Earnest
John D. Moss
Athens Mfg.Co
K. M. Blackshear
Whitlock
Earnest
Moss
Bert
Howard Brittain
Willams
Cora Lee Hardeman
Mitchell
Williams
Jake Brown
Complete Line of Home Goods and Appliances For Sale
A local retailer advertises refrigerators and ice boxes at reasonable prices starting $4.50, garden hose by the foot, flower pots, frosty steel frame freezers, water coolers, glassware, fruit jars and oil stoves. Other items include mops and polish and assorted household supplies.
Garden Club Meeting Plus Local Social Roundup
The third Wednesday regular Garden Club meeting is set for eleven o clock Wednesday the sixteenth at Y W C A parlors with all members urged to attend. Also notes on Miss Rutherford s pamphlet Where the South Leads and Where Georgia Leads and a roundup of local social visits and travels including Atlanta gossip and Georgia Tech events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Chi Phis
Lumpkin Street
Cotillion Club
University
of Tech
Athens
Garden Club
C. of C
Stone Mountain Memorial
Jefferson Davis
Henry Grady
Benjamin H. Hill
Davis
Senator Hill
Atlanta
Not-A-Chance Club
Martha Nicholson
Nota Chance Club
Henderson Avenue
Florence Hooper
Messrs
Farrar Bond
Jake Hutchins
Georgia Tech
East Lake
Bull Dog
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dreamworld
Babylon
Walt
Mrs. Stewart
J. S. Stewart
Chamber of Commerce
Holman Building
Lucy Cobb
Basiline Prince
Fort McPherson
Miss Deupree
Sarah Cobb
Marguerite DeuPree
Aix O'Clock
Washington, D. C
VISA
Seaboard Airline Railway
Progressive Railway
Lawrenceville
Winder
Elberton
Washington
Gettysburg
Lee Monument
Seaboard
Petersburg
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Alexandria
Pullman
Hokr
Fred Geissler
Seaboard Air Line Rwy
Athens, Georgia
Atlanta, Georgia
Sheffield
YoWeCre
Ald
Central Studio
CHI Phi
University of Georgia
Winship Nunnally
Hughes Spalding
E. E. Dalia
Jesse Draper
John S. Spalding
Frank Leavell
Phinizy Calhoun
Frank Boland
Luther Rosser, Jr
Alex Smith, Jr
James Ragan
Lucian Knight
Julian Robinson
John P. Dennis, Jr
Frank Fleming
Joseph Boston
Thomas W. Connally
John Oliver
Pratt Adams
Savannah
Peter W. Meldrim
Hearst
Sunday American
Redpath
The
Bohemian Orchestra
Children's Hour
Children's Worker
America
Martin D. Hardin
Chicago
Moving Pictures
Brandi
Jewelers
Insurance Building
Clayton St
Greenhouse
Frost King
H. T. Huggins & Son
Broad St
Miss Rutherford
Atlanta Constitution
Arthur Flatau
Jacksonville
Gwendolyn Griffeth
Natalie Bocock
Marian Stearns
R. Brandt
R. S. Pond
Hamilton McWhorter
Mr. H. J. Rowe
Charleston
Mr. Hinton Longino
Eugene Baynes
Monticello
O. H. Arnold
la Victoire
Jean Louis
New York
Thompson
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