THINGS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN AND LOCAL EVENTS
A weekly schedule lists a Colonial matinee and Y M C A lunches on Thursday, a Cotillion and Baby Show at the Y M C A on Friday, plus sports between Georgia and Alabama in Columbus and Athens vs Riverside on Saturday. Also notes a Tempest excerpt and a wedding announcement for Miss Lallah Brittain and Burrell Kemp Hall at St Andrew’s church with reception and early homeward trip. Baroness von Suttner to speak at the auditorium with a Jacksonville reception hosted by Mrs Slaton for Federation officials.
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Dupree Hall
Georgia
Alabama
Columbus
Athens High School
Riverside
Clara Hall
Theo Benson
Doris Cooper
Prudence Moore
Leonard McAlpine
Athens
Jacksonville
James Brittain
Douglas Shaylor
Duval Street
Slaton Gardens
Slaton
Andrea Hofer Proudfoot
Percy V. Pennypacker
H. C. White
Georgia Federation
Charles J. Harden
Atlanta Civic Federation
Baroness von Suttner
Tanta Journal
Lustrat-Winecoff
Joseph Lustrat
Renee
Albert Winecoff
Lustrat
Rome
Eleanor
Rome Tribune-Herald
Federation meeting opens in Atlanta with program
The Georgia Federation clubs begin sessions in Atlanta with an executive board meeting at 2 30 p m at the Georgian Terrace an opening evening session in Taft hall Edith Bartholomew plays the organ The Right Reverend C K Nelson delivers the invocation Mrs Charles J Haden presides with a welcome from the Atlanta federation Federation club leader Mrs A P Coles presents the welcome from Governor Joseph M Brown the Georgia governor
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Georgia Federated Clubs
Atlanta
Georgian Terrace
Taft Hall
Edith Bartholomew
C. K Nelson
D. D
Bish
Atlanta City Federation
Charles J. Haden
Atlanta City Federation Club
Social and wedding notices fill Macon city pages
The Macon Telegraph reports on anniversaries and society events across Atlanta and Macon. Highlights include a twentieth anniversary celebration for Dr. and Mrs. John E. White at Second Baptist Church with a nine-diamond gift, and multiple engagements, weddings, and invitations involving the Lustrats, Winecoffs, Clarke, and O Neals. Local clergy and church groups solicit donations and assistance for preachers boxes while many residents are noted as visiting or returning from trips.
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White
John E. White
Second Baptist Church
John D. Pendleton
Beverly D. Evans
B. H. Hartsfield
Thomas J. Day
Notable weddings and travels noted in various papers
The report highlights social visits in Georgia and Florida with Mrs. W M Fite and Miss Ruth Fite in Statham, Mr W C Thornton ill but improving, and multiple travelers from Bogart Watkins and Covington. It also notes OttawaOntario wedding of Miss Germaine Nantel to C A Seguin and a North Dakota Educators convention in Grand Forks with noted speakers.
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W. M. Fite
Ruth Fite
Statham
Ottawa
Ont
Germaine Nantel
W. B. Nantel
Dominion
North Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota Educational Association
J. Adams Puffer
Boston
Woods Hutchinson
New York
Henrys. Curtiss
Olivet, Mich
Local Notices and Social Updates from Comer Area
A roundup of residents visiting and traveling between Comer and nearby towns. Mary Tucker welcomes friends in Comer while Boyd Chandler visits and returns to his studies. Mrs. Bird and the Gholston-Comer families travel home from Hot Springs and Robinson. Religious and student activity noted with Rev. Sullivan Colbert trip and Harold Matthews at the University. Reading of health ads for Electric Bitters and Foley Kidney Pills closes the item with testimonials.
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Gras
Poor — _ Dorsey
Courtland S. Winn
Chamber of Commerce
Wilmer S. Moore
Federation
Walter B. Lamar
Macon
Georgia Federation of Woman's
International Peace Movement
University of Georgia
The
Georgia Peace Sociey
O'Neal
Benjamin
Erin
George Clisby Clarke
O’neal
Coleman Hill
Jennings Adams
Archie Drake
Clarke
Box
First Methodist Church
D. F. Miller
Hill Street
W. R. Massengale
Young Son
Frances Jackson
Henry Beussee
Epector
John Henderson
Gray
Bessie Moore
Bishop
City
Mrs. Hilliard Spalding
Louise Spalding Foster
M. J. Moseley
David W. Meadow
Elberton Star
Mary Harper
Eiberton
Ross Coker
W. H. Coker
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
KODAK
Frederick J. Ball College
J. L. Pendley
Optometrist
Clayton St
Athens, Ga
Albert Ross Parsons
Migs Kate Chittenden
Metropolitan College of Music
Herbert Phipps
R. A.M
London
England
College Ave
Elizabeth Lord
Lucy Cobb Institute
Maude Oliver
Elberton
Warren Bacon
Mayesville
Nannie Lou Jossey
Decatur
Mrs. S. P. Jossey
Ellen Downing
Janie Hudgin
Ed O'Kelly
Neese, Ga
Mollie Statham
Richland, Georgia
S. P. Jossey
E. C. Maxwell
P. A. Maxwell
Lexington
M. W. Welch
Milledge Avenue
J. D. Price
Maria Price
Farmington
Ed Dorsey
Mat Deadwyler
J.C. Wilson
W. B. Aiken
Watkinsville
George Goodsie
Mrs. Dowday
Winterville
Miss Pearl Williains
TE Weilli
GP Catiton
Haviland
China
R. Brandt
Jeweler Insurance Building
Bow & ‘Mu
Chas. Stern Company
Clayton Street
W. C. Thornton
Hattie Davis
Jefferson
P. B. Wise
Bogart
Lois
Vera Wise
Susie Barwick
Jennie Arnold
Covington
Julia Thomson
B. T. Hunter,Jr
Guantanamo
Cuba
William Lockett
J. Wi Watt
Hunter
Barnett
B. T. Hunter, Sr
Albany Herald
Horace A. Crane
Savannah
Arthur Booth
A. S. J. Stovall
Booth
C. E. Atkinson
Harlem
Foley
J. J. Wilson
Gainesville
Fift
Mary E. Tucker
Winder
Comer
Mr.Boyd.Chandler
A.J.W. Chandler
University
Mary A. Bird
H. M. Bird
Robinson
J. P. Gholston
A. L. Comer
Hot Springs
Rev. T. M. Sullivan
Colbert
Robin Watson
E. W. Bailey
Ruth Marion
Cornelia
C. J. Stacy
Elbert
T. W. Hinton
Zillah Hutchenson
Bert Watson Sanders
Danielsville
Robert Watson
B. W. Bailey
Harold Matthews
J. H. Matthews
Jewel Porterfield
W. J. Porterfield
Michael Hessheimer
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Smith & Bros
H. R. Palmer &Gons
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
Lafitte
New Orleans
French Market Miles
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