Buffet Supper Shows Graceful Home Arts Expression
A modest gathering at Mrs Robert Adges Stirthé’s home celebrated sister Francis Quaie Neal of Charles. Roses and ferns decor adorned the living room while pink carnations perfumed the drawing room. A delicious supper was served and the event reflected refined hospitality amid cheerful conversation. A luncheon at the Driving Club by Mire. WASWimbish featured Miss Florence Dennis and a charming jonquil and wis tara table decor. The seventh district Federation of Women's Clubs of Georgia will meet at Cass Station next Tuesday with an evening recital to benefit the Cass Station Mote l school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayyi
Robert
Stirthé
Francis Quaie “Neal
Charlesaene
Killarney
Mire
Florence
Dennis
Federation of Women's Clubs of Georgia
Cass Station
Mote
Atlanta Musical Association elects new president at annual meeting
At the annual meeting the Atlanta Musical Association elected Mrs. John Marshall Slaton president to succeed Miss Bertha Harwood who became honorary president. Dr Zoepffel-Quellenstein was named first vice president and Mrs John L Meek also named to a role, signaling continued active leadership for the music group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoepffel-Quellenstein
Bertha Harwood
John M. Slaton
The
Atlanta Musical Association
John Marshall Slaton
Harwood
Dcope
Associat
Assation
Slaton
John L. Meek
The New Spring Skirts Are Delightful
The new spring skirts impress with pretty materials and attractive styles. Shoppers can choose from smart serges whipcords all wool blends and English mixtures in blues tans blacks and whites with checks and stripes. Skirts feature tunic shapes inverted gores plain lines and artistic button trimmings at prices from 5. to 12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney
Fiere
Society Teas And Parties In Atlanta Circa April
Arrowood and Mrs Blosser host committee chairs appointed Milton Arrowood and Mrs Little in charge of concerts and public events Mrs Blosser honored at an afternoon tea attended by Mrs Sartelle and Mrs Fiper of St Louis The event featured blue brocade coats pink roses and lingerie gowns Miss Rushton guest of honor at a card party hosted by Mrs Owens in Druid Hills with pink décor and gifts including stockings and a sandalwood fan A luncheon at the Georgian Terrace celebrated Miss Boothe with bride roses and wedding-ring cards Miss Boothe attended theater with friends later a bridge gathering at Mrs McIntyre and Mrs McAfee hosted for Miss Boothe A theater party for Miss Boothe and Mr Jenkins drew many guests including Misses Fielder and Jones and Messrs Hancock and Crumley Grace Methodist church experiments with social evenings draw praise The Southern Mountain Educational Association to hold a fund sale at King Hardware for the Mineral Bluff School and invites the public to attend with early shopping urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice May Rushton
William D. Owens
Druid Hills
Owens
Asa Candler
Elizabeth Owens
Near Woodruff
Miss Rushton
Barrington King
Center Lot
Little Dinner
Miss Boothe
Mert Hancock
Georgian Terrace
Katherine Boothe
Pam
Ish
Hancock
Mies Othe
D. I. McIntyre
Homer McAfee
Bridge Fear
Mr. Jenkins
Misses Fielder
Agnes Jones
Emily Kean
Moselle Gann
Theodosia Willingham
Alice Purser
Mort Hancock
Messrs
Dean Hil
Frank Geoff
Locke Crumley
George Hope
Boyd
Edward Atkinson
Walter Smith
Chauncey Butler
Charlie Meaday
Harry Kilpatrick
Atlanta Woman Honored at D A R Convention
Mrs. William Lawson Peel of Atlanta was elected vice president general for Georgia at the fourteenth state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Savannah’s B C Morgan opposed, Peel 62 votes to 410. Mrs. Shepard W. Foster of Atlanta elected state regent. Kennesaw Chapter hosted luncheons and a motor tour, as delegates praised the conference’s history-making success.
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Joseph Purse
Marietta
the Daughters of the American Revolution
William Lawson Peel
Atlanta
Georgia
Peel
B. C. Morgan
Savannah
Foster
Washington
J. H. Redding
Waycross
Howard McCall
James Harrison
Columbia
Ruby Fetder Ray
Ray
Kennesaw
Daughters of the Confederacy
Martha Berry Tavern
Society
Raine infant christening greeting among friends
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Raine received congratulations from a large circle of friends. Mrs Edward K Van Winkle served as god mother and Mr Jon Dean Steward as god father. Decorations included Eer Ulies and spirea, with delicious refreshments. Mrs Raine wore a white lingerie gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler Raine
Edward K. van Winkle
Jon Dean Steward
Georgia Libby Circle of the King's Daughters meeting
The Georgia Libby Circle of the King's Daughters and Sons will hold their regular meeting with Mrs Mel ton today at o'clock. All members are asked to be present as much business must be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Libby
Circle of the King’s Daughters and Sons
Social items note visits and travel across several cities
Mr. Andrew H. Ward and daughter Margaret return to Boston after a pleasant stay at Villa Maia in Kirkwood. Mrs. W. C. A. Henry and children return to Columbus after a month with Mrs. Fleming du Bignon. Mrs. John Thomas of Dalton, at the D A R conference in Marietta, spends the day in the city before returning home. Miss Martha Phinizy of Athens and Miss Branch of Virginia will join Miss Harriet Calhoun for a dinner dance at the Driving Club Saturday night.
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Andrew H. Ward
Margaret
George S. May
Maia
Kirkwood
Boston
Mass
W. C. A. Henry
Columbus
Ohio
Fleming du Bignon
John Thomas
Dalton
Marietta
Martha Phinizy
Athens
Miss Branch
Virginia
Harriet Calhoun
Driving Club
Undertaker Dies While Handling Corpse After Train Fatalities
Rockville Conn April 11 While Andrew Cavanaugh local undertaker lifted the body of George Foley who was killed by a train at Vernon last night he was stricken with apoplexy and died instantly Foley and a friend Fred Holden were crossing the railroad tracks when the train hit them killing both men
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Rockville
Conn
Andrew Cavanaugh
George Foley
Vernon
Foley
Fred Holden
Money Trust Probe to Open April 15 in Washington
The house banking and currency committee announced the start of the money trust inquiry for April 15. The probe will be pressed by three other house committees simultaneously, uncovering street influences blocking the committee’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Trust
Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency
House
Griffin Franchises Sought for Atlanta and Macon Route
Griffin Ga April 11 Special. Jordan Massee and partners of the Atlanta and Macon Railroad Company sought a city council franchise to run a new line through Griffin streets. The earlier franchise had expired, and approval was expected soon. Memorial Day plans were discussed with Rev Wheat to deliver the main address and observances arranged. Voters list revision began with county registrars, allowing only qualified residents to register and discarding most nonqualifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin, Ga
Jordan Massee
Atlanta and Macon Railroad Company
Griffin
Board of County Registrars
McNaughton Lawyers Seek New Trial in Georgia Death Case
Swainsboro Georgia April 11 Special Attorneys for Dr McNaughton appeared before Judge B T Rawlins in an effort to secure another trial for their client now under sentence of death for murder. The judge considered motion alleging new evidence and will likely decide tomorrow after a hearing that began at 1 o clock and lasted several hours.
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Swainsboro
Dr. McNaughton
B. T. Rawlins
Socialists Elect Minneapolis Woman as Delegate
Minnesota socialists recognize women's support by electing Miss Mary Fournier of Minneapolis as one of twelve delegates to the state socialist convention May 12 in Indianapolis. Delegates were chosen by a referendum vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Minne
Sota
Mary Fournier
Dianapolis
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Miss Dennis
For
Modell School
H. G. Hastings & Co
W. Mitchell St. Pho
Sunny South
N. K. Fairbank Company
Mrs. Blosser
Clark Blosser
Shirley
Brooka
Blosser
Jon Sartelle
Edmund Fiper
S. Louis
Mangtt’s Bridge
S. J. H. Bennett
St. Louis
Bennett
J. H. Bennett
Misa Lewig
Jones
Grace Methodist Church
Kingardware Company
Southern Mountain Hducational Assolation
Gitla
Ublic
Undertaker
Atlanta and
Macon Railway
Im*naughton
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