WEEKLY ATHENS CALENDAR AND SOCIETY NEWS
Calendar items outline meetings at the Bessie Mell Industrial Home State Normal School auditorium and various church groups for Monday through Saturday. The issue also notes the engagement of Miss Lalsge Darwin to Marion DaBose, a large social event anticipated, and a fall box drive for orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Mell
Villa
Miss Center
State Normal
Auditorum
Wilkins
Missionary Society of
First Methodist Church
Y. W. C. A. Extension Club
Darwin-Dubose
John
Darwin
Lalsge
Marion der Tell
DaBose
Decatur Home
James
Prince, Avenue
Athens
H. C. Conway
State Normal School
the Round Table
Miss Augusta Center
Oratory
Enoch Arden
Bessie
Mell Industrial Home
Ida Young
Annie
Young. Riley
Wright
Lea
Misa Riley
Miss Young
Ther
Alice Keene Briggs
Rebecca Stewart
Jere Pound
Boatwright
Thomson
Wedding of Miss Klopp Heralded by Elaborate Ceremony
A detailed wedding description unfolds with musically rich interludes and a formal Episcopal ceremony. The bride wore white satin charmeuse and Duchess lace with orange blossoms. bridesmaid Edna Lewis wore pale green. Guests included Mrs. C. C. Bloomfield and Mrs. John Talmadge. The couple, Bloomfield and Miss Klopp's daughter, left for a wedding trip and will reside in Bagdad, Florida after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCombs
Arthur Jennings
Mr. Daniels
Walter Baker
Frank Wolf
J. Pace Davis
Edna Lewis
Harriet Whyte
E. E. Rollins
Bloomfield
L. P. Whitten
Jacksonville
W. L. Norton
First Methodist Church
Miss Lewis
C. C. Bloomfield
John Talmadge
Elizabeth Klopp
Mr. Bloomfield
Bagdad
Florida
Religious Lectures Begin at Five P.M. in Athens Churches
A series of lectures on Revelations opens Friday at 5 pm with Rev. a first topic on the church having a fatal defect. Attendance grows as residents plan to attend all four Fridays beginning the 16th, while other church and community notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Watson
Indies
Auxiliary
Emmanuel Church
Athens
Y. W. C. A. Glee Club
Y. W.'C. A. Glee ‘Club
Miss Blackshears
H. H.rothe
Rothe
Muemocree
Y. W. C. A. Extension Club
The Great Southern Plant and Its World Role
An eloquent tribute to Grady and the South praising development and the American cotton plant as a national emblem. The prose extols its global influence from banks to farms, its health value, livestock feed, and the banner of progress guiding nations. It frames the plant as divine heritage and economic cornerstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pee
Grady
Georgia
Robert Toombs
Cotton
Convention OF Woman Suffrage
Imh
National American Woman' Suffrage
Tennessee Equal Suffrage’ League
Nashville
Tenn
National Association
Woman Suffrage Association
England
Norway
Africa
Worhan
Wom*an
Anna Howard Shaw
Jane Addams
Madeline ‘Breckenridge
Caroline Ruuts-Rees
Susan Walker Fitzgerald
Katherine Dexter McCormick
Harriet’ Burton ‘Laidhow
Louise. DeKoven
Bowen
American Woman Suffrage Association
National Suffrage Headquarters
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Athens Society Notes Highlight Local Reach and Visits
A flurry of social updates from Athens features civic leaders, visiting guests, and family milestones. Notables include Mrs. J. W. Beall returning from Atlanta, Col. Herbert Dean in town for legal matters, and Miss Marion Smith opening a dancing class at Lucy Cobb with local receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Brumby
Lucy Cobb
Lucy, Cobb
Herbert Dean
Gainesville
Brand
Boston Professor Debunks Sleep as Illusion
A Boston professor disputes the idea that sleep is an illusion while continuing residence near a source of music. The note appears in the Wakeful Bostonian with a playful reference to a local chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonian
Boston
Houston Chronicle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heroes
Prayer For
G. B
David H. Greer
New York
God
Jesus Christ
An Campbell
Methodist Missionary Society
Woman's’ “Missionary ‘Society
Hema
Misa Mamie’ Lucas
Miss Darwin
Mr. DuBose
L. D. DuBose
Woman's Auxiliary
Women’s Auxiliary
Emmanuel Parish
Round Table
Fort Pierce
Bet Deing
DR. Stephens
E. M. Cook
Virginia Avenue
the Missionary Society
Mary Hunnicutt
OF Industrial
Riley-Boatwright
Garden ‘Club
Garden Club
Wednesey
Toombs
Brady
John Pis Graves
Dixie
Henry
Ww. Grady
Cot Ton
C. S. Peterson
Masonic Order
C. Lee Gowan
Jeptha Rucker
Atlanta
Black-Rucker
M. A. Lipscomb
Belle Hutcheson
Watkinsville
DH. Dozier
Clifford Daniel
Winder
Geo. Storey
Lola Ethridge
Jefferson
The
City
Marguerite Williams
Miss Pearl Williams
Hull
W. L
Moss
Baltimore
Tessie
Ella Callaway
Washington
Ida Callaway
Carl ‘Thompson
George
Holme
Homer Smith
John E
Talmadge
Dirs
Rik
Bt. Pierce, 'Fra
Robert Bloomfield
Louise Agnes’ Blopp
Bessie. Pannee
Johaven
Conn
F. “al Merrill
Cob’ Street
Pauline
Odum
Covington
Mrs
A. W."odum
Mr. Rey "Jones
Mrs.Jones
Thomas Vincent
Am Street
O.R. Hinton
W. A. Zuber
Farmington
W.C. Wingfield
Margaret Williams
H. J. Williams
Ed. Thompson
Mrs. Reid
Eatonton
Preston Brooks
John A. Darwin
Miss Lalage -Darwin
Thompson
Woodruff
Newnan
Ben Flesserman
P. S. Marks
George Hulme
Milledge Avenue
John B. Gamble
Monroe
Vasinbes
J. W. Beall
A. SA. ¢Sullivan
Were
Joy Sharp
Young Harris Igallega
Franklin, NL
Sexton
Charlotte
N. G
Miss Branch
Savannah
Children of the Confederacy
Col. A. C. Brown
George “W. Bailey
Jackson County
Sallie Bell
Folsom
T.wills
Ralph
J .A. Wills
Edwit Wills
J.D. Eiliston
Misee
Ruth Jan
Irene Stevens
Lillian Brock
Erin
Kathleen
Frances Holder
Homer Hancock
Aad
J. P. Stevens Engraving .Co
Whitehall Street
Atlanta, Georgia
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