Elegant Peachtree Luncheon Honors Miss Martha Johnson
Mrs Peel hosted a buffet luncheon at her Peachtree home honoring Miss Martha Johnson of Macon. The event featured guests in stylish attire including Miss Julia Taylor and Miss Valeria Rankin, with guests listed among prominent Atlanta figures and society names.
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Mrs. Peel
Willias Lawson- Peel
Martha Johnson
Macon
Joseph Thompson
Julia Taylor
Valeria Rankin
Mary Connally
Ruth Hallman
Emmie Johnson
Helen Hillyer
William H. Kiser
Miss Johnson
Parma
Marion Jackson
Albert Thornton
Robert Maddox
Thomas B. Paine
Henry Tompkins
Rs Pardee
Tilton
William H. Wiser
Martha Twinston
Albert Howell
Joseph Brown Connally
Hugh Inman
New York
Kiser
Miss Johnston
Ww, Peel
Wilmer Moore
Nannie
Free Kindergarten Association Annual Meeting in Y M C A Hall
The Free Kindergarten Association holds its annual meeting Monday at 11 o'clock in the Young Men's Christian Association hall. Readings by School No. 3 children, reports from President and Treasurer, remarks by local civic leaders, and children’s exercises accompany the program. Some students will attend for safety reasons.
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Tog, Kindergarten Association
Free Kindergarten Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Free Kindergarten Associations
Seng
James Jackson
Atlanta Woman's Club
Julius Alexander
Council of Jewish Women
Heke Smith
Board of Education
Rabbi Marx
Henry B. Tompkins
Aafely
Young Men’s Christian Association
Sindergarten
Madge Bingham
Fortress Avenue
Elizabeth de Graffenrena
Decatur Street
EB. Carter
Plum Street
Olive Hicks
Atvuunte Woo'en Milla
Rosa Bell Knott
Edna Massena to Wed Robert Yancey in Glenridge
Edna Varian Massena, daughter of A. R. and Mrs Andrew Le Massena of Glenridge New Jersey, announces engagement to Robert Patterson Yancey of Rome Georgia. The wedding is planned for the evening of June 4 at Glenridge. Prominent families and relatives will attend, with several Yancey members traveling from nearby.
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Assena- Yancey
A. R
Andrew Lemm Massena, JR
Glenridge
N. J
Edna Varian
Robert Patterson Yancey
Rome
Massena
Yancey
New Jersey
Hamilton Yancey
Benjamin C
Rob Graves
Sprouel Fouchs
John Gra
Bevy of popular young women of Hogansville GA
A social note describes Hogansville society with numerous well dressed women at a 5 o'clock tea hosted by Mrs David Thompson of New York, featuring pink tuse decor and about 175 guests. Engagements are announced for Dora Barward to Levis Hofmayer of Albany and Ruth Perrine to J Cornelius Sheehan, with May and June weddings anticipated.
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Hogansville,ga
Thompson
David Thompson
New York
David Woodward
Peachtree
Woodward
Archibald Davis
C. J. Haden
George Winghip
Joseph Moody
Joan A. Miller
T. S. Lewis
A. A. Hayes
Hamilton Douglas
A. Vv. Gude
Byers
Margaret Brooks
Mamye Miller
Nancy Waldo
Mattie Walters
Marion Woodward
Kah of the Red Button opens second day seat sale
Mary Nicolson Florence Jackson and a long list of local names promote the second day of reserved-seat sales for Kah of the Red Button at the Grand theater. The advance sale is described as phenomenally large with best seats at 69 cents and strong Atlanta public interest noted.
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Kah
Atlanta
EB. M. Horine
Grand Opera House
W. Woods White
Presbyterian Hospital
Austell Building
Big Reception Planned for Thomas Orchestra by Atlantic Audience
The article notes Theodore Thomas as a guiding force in American musical culture. It highlights his 1845 arrival, early New York violin work, collaborations with Jenny Lind and Sontag, and leadership transforming Chicago into the center of his operations. It emphasizes his motives and impact on public music education.
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Theodore Thomas
Condeavor
Thomas
Ailamta
Hie
New York
Jenny Lind
Sontag
Volin
Mason
Basi
Cincinnati
Chicago
Chcago
Tyne
Local Attendees and Visits Mark Week in Atlanta Area
The community notes Georgia spiritual revival in West End led by Dr. R Lin Cave. Visitors include Mrs Fannie Lamar Rankin from Macon and Miss Ora Sue Mitchell’s guest Miss Wilma Gainer in Memphis. Names show regional ties with Mr. Evans, Frank E Black & Co, and others visiting from North Carolina, Toledo, New York, Detroit, and Chicago.
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R. Lin Cave
Georgia
West End
Aca
Ela Pope
Ben York
New Ogi
Ora Sue Mitchell
Wilma Gainer
Memphis
Robert Maddox
Martha Johnston
Macon
Alice Chase
Detroit
Lottie Chapman
Jack J. Apalding
J. M. High
New York
Robert O'Donnelly
Chicago
Hugh Inman
Prank Inman
Confederate Veterans Tour Offers Frisco System Trips
Frisco System tickets to Dallas via Memphis include stopovers in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Side trips to Oklahoma City at 83.60 and to Hot Springs at 1.25 exist with chair car and special train options. Officials to consult in Atlanta and Chattanooga for arrangements. International Molders Union calls molders to discuss a strike. leaders expect the president soon. non union Black workers are being used in some plants.
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Dallas
Tex
Memphis
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Oklahoma City
Hot Springs
W.T. Saunders
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Enn
Apr
International Iron Malders’ Union
May Irwin Stars in The Widow Jones at the Grand
The Widow Jones at the Grand features May Irwin in a comedy about Beatrice who assumes a widow’s name to escape two suitors. Jones reappears, creating a cascade of mistaken identity, with Irwin singing new and revived songs including The Frog Song and Good by Booze. Sale of seats starts Monday.
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Sygues
Widow Jones
John T. McNally
May Irwin
Tia
the Grand
Tne
Jones
Beatrice
Maine
Paris
Beat
Rice
Irwin
Honey Boy
Bijou
Grand Opera House
Mesars. DeGive
Jake Wells
Tovt
Rntertainer
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk
Chinatown
Treant
Ardell Ade
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