Social items from Atlanta society notes
Mrs William R Hoyt hosts a luncheon for Mrs Frances Fort Brown of Chattanooga guest of Miss Sally Eugenia Brown. Mrs Orme Campbell returns from New York opens Peachtree home. Alexander Thweatt of New York visits during opera week. Miss Clara Wimberly to stay in New York. Blanton Fortson Jr born April 5 in Athens. Julian Sheet and Wallace Morgan travel from Atlanta to Columbus then Newark. Mrs Marshall Ellis and Macon ladies attend opera. Mr and Mrs FE Carter Jr sail from New York via Charleston. Mrs Edwin P Moritz of New York visits relatives in Atlanta.
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William R. Hoyt
Frances Fort Brown
Ghattanooga
Sally Eugenia Brown
Orme Campbell
New York
Peachtree Street
Alexander Thweatt
Julian Sheet
Wallace Morgan
Atlanta
Columbus
Newark
Marshall Ellis
Winne May
Louise Hall
W. P. Colegan
Macon
FE. ¥. Carter, Jr
Charleston
Edwin P. Moritz
Grover Middlebrooks
Robert Brown
West Peachtree Street
Helen Brown
W. E. Austin, Jr
Charles Banks
George Rennie
Banka Bennie
Strother Banks
Nashville
Tenn
Joel Hurt, Jr
E. 60Th Street
W. Parker Phillips
New York City
J. A. Phillips
Mast Lake
Rarah Latimer
Belton, S.C
George M. Brown
Duncan Will Address Lebanon Lodge Tonight
LeRoy Duncan, past master of Gate City lodge, No. 2, F a M, will deliver a lecture tonight in Lebanon temple at Georgia Avenue and Pryor Street to Lebanon lodge members and friends. The Masons of Atlanta and vicinity are cordially invited to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Duncane
Gate City Lodge
Lebanon Temple
Georgia Avenue
Pryor Street
Lebanon Lodge
Atlanta
Beautiful Weather Clears Over Atlanta After Shifting Forecast
A wandering forecast misjudged rain with showers arriving Sunday night. Monday brings blue skies and pleasant temperatures as forecasters expect a gradual warming. A Texas disturbance predicted rain has faded and no major storms loom locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cotton Belt
Allen Albert's Lecture Featured in Rotarian Atlanta Issue
A 24 page Atlanta Rotary club edition, just off the press, highlights Allen D. Alberts address to Atlanta theater on March 28. The full feature includes his Civic growth insights The Forces that Make Cities and marks one of Rotarys distinctive contributions to civic welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Atlanta
Atlanta Rotary Club
Allen D. Albert
International Rotary Club
Albert
Rotary Club
Grady Hospital Nurses to Receive Diplomas Tonight
Eleven graduates of the Grady Hospital Training School will receive their diplomas at Taft Hall Auditorium Armory at 4 o'clock. Rev. A. M. Hughlett, with President Raymond W. Martin, will deliver remarks as diplomas are presented. The class includes Emmie Lou Fox Norman Park Ga and Ce cil Park Anderson Soochow China, with other graduates from various cities. The program features invocation, address, class pins, diplomas, music, and benediction.
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Grady Hospial Training School
Taft Hall
Auditorium Armory
A. M. Hughlett
Eamond W. Martin
Emmie Lou Fox
Norman Park
Marcie
Ogden Roberts
New York City
Nell Warner
Atlanta
Mary Edina Jones
Palatka
Wia
Blanch Hello Whittaker
Wooodruff
Araminta Virginia Downing
Choccolocco
Ala
Cecil Park Anderson
Soochow
China
Emma Louise Untreiner
Pengacola
Fla
Marion Immogene Lee
Talladega
Miles Beatrice Gertrude Clements
Lumber City
Catherine Sarah Silvers
Oglethorpe Co D of C Unveils Confederate Monument
The United Daughters of the Confederacy in Oglethorpe county completed a monumental Civil War memorial on the courthouse square costing 1500 dollars donated by local ladies. Masons laid the cornerstone. 806 names of soldiers from the county are inscribed. Unveiling is set for Memorial Day April 26 with Grand Master N N Ballard delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Oglethorpe County
Masonic Lodge
Georgia
N. N. Ballard
Farrar to Choose Next Monday Child for Butterfly
Atlanta music scene awaits Farrar selection for Madam Butterfly at the Georgia Terrace Monday four o clock. Mothers may present eligible little girls, light and intelligent, to Dr Guy King for Farrar to carry on stage. Barrientos earns Boston ovation in Sonnambula. Metropolitan ballet praised. Guard predicts Atlanta debut will match Boston's acclaim.
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Farrar
Atlanta
Madam Butterfly
Geraldine Farrar
Georgian Terrace
Music Festival Association
New York
Miss Farrar
Guy King
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Barrientos
Madam Barrientos
Boston
Critica
Opera
Metropolitan Ballet
W. J.guard
Metropolitan Company
Mass
Dainty Rosina Galeri
Paviona
Corps de Ballet
Www
J. Guard
Methodist Women Continue Sessions at First Church
The Council of Women Missionary Workers of the Methodist Church in Booth held continued sessions with reports on Latin American missions. Miss Bennett urged more focus on mission schools for boys, while girls’ training and broader facilities were discussed. Exhibits detailed home and foreign mission work, including Vashti homes, Bethlehem centers, and schools in Cuba, Mexico, and the Far East.
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Council of Women Missionary Workers of the
Methodial Church
Booth
Mabel Head
R. Chappell
R. W. McDonnell
Kelle Bennett
Council
Latin America
Miss Bennett
S. D. Gordon
New York
Florence Barton
Brazil
Mary Ora Durham
United States
Suse Bennett
London
Brevard Institute
Brevard
N. C
Holding Institute
Laredo
Texas
Holmer Toberman
Hume Steele
Educational Department
Wesley House
Thomasville
Iit
Bethlehem
Thhey
Scarratt Training and Bible School
Nashville
Tenn
Augusta
The
Council In Foreign Lands
China
Japan
Korea
Mexico
Cuba
Kentucky
North Carolina
Vashti
Foreign Mission Schools
Far East
Orr to Address Specialization of Employment Work
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce employment committee, chaired by Cator Wolford, hosts its second monthly discussion on employment and efficiency problems in the directors' room at 8 o clock tonight. W W Orr, president of the Atlanta Retail Merchants' association, will speak on Specialization of Employment Work, with Dr George W I Brown of Milwaukee and Chicago presenting on how mouth, face, and jaw deformities affect efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Cator Wolford
At & O
W.W. W. Orr
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
George W. I. Brown
Milwaukee
Chicago
Union Rally at Wesley Memorial Church Tonight
Young people from Baptist Young People’s union Epworth League and Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor will hold a rally at Wesley Memorial Church tonight at 8 o’clock. Large crowds expected with an augmented symphony orchestra and a trained chorus. Addresses by Dr. G. M. Hakes Dr. J. S. Lyons and Dr. H. A. Porter. Competitive singing featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People’s Union
The
Epworth League
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Wesley Memorial Church
G. M. Hakes
J. S. Lyons
H. A. Porter
Harvard Alumni to Form Georgia Society Meeting Set at Macon Hotel
A meeting of Georgia based Harvard alumni is planned at the Lamar hotel in Macon next Friday afternoon to form a state society. Proxies may be sent to John Clifton Elder in Macon for those unable to attend. Atlanta hosts a Harvard Society with about thirty members and expected large representation. Dr. Lowell, president of Harvard University, could not attend the grand opera opening. Sam Evans serves as president of the local society.
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Georgia Harvard Society
Harvard Univer
Georgia
Lamar Hotel
Macon
John Clifton Elder
Atlanta
Harvard Society
Harvard Society of Atlanta
Dr. Lowell
University
Sam Evans
Clarke to Speak at Carolina Meeting in Kingston
Edward Young Clarke, secretary manager of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, will be the chief speaker at the eighth annual convention of the Carolina Municipal Association to be held in Kingston, North Carolina, May 3. Another speaker will be T. R. Hornaday, head of the city governing commission, Birmingham, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Young Clarke
Georgia Chamber of Slammerce
Carolina Municipal Association
Kingston
N. C
R. Hornaday
Birmingham
Ala
Wigwam at Indian Spring to Open June 1
The Wigwam, the noted summer hostelry at Indian Spring, Ga., owned by Scoville Brothers, will open June 1 under the management of F. P. Powell. The Scoville firm also runs the Morris Hotel in Birmingham, Ala., and has operated the Indian Spring Wigwam for several years with noted success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Spring
Coville Brothers
F. P. Powell
Scoville Brothers
Morris
Birmingham
Ala
Imperial ukase suspends Duma sessions to May 29
A Petrograd dispatch reports an imperial ukase suspends the Duma and council of the empire from April 1 until May 29. The measure halts parliamentary proceedings and delays legislative work in the Russian empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Petrograd
Duma
Council of the Empire
Business Leaders Face Atlanta School Plans supper
More than one hundred councillors are expected to attend a chambers of commerce supper in Atlanta. Walter G. Cooper reports rapid RSVP returns. Topics include compulsory schooling and free textbooks, a coordinated university high school system, and an anti wood shingle building law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Walter G. Cooper
Chamber
Atlanta
Denominational Unity Urged by Dr Roy Guild
Dr Roy Guild of New York City urged unity among all denominations to advance reforms and missionary movements. He spoke to guests at a luncheon hosted by the Men and Religion Forward Movement in the Ansley Hotel yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Guild
Roy
Guild
New York City
Commission On Federated Movements
Ansley
Men Ani Religion Forward Movement
Women Plan Decoration Day Observance
Ladies' Memorial association arranges Memorial day on April 26 with Right Rev. B. J. Keiley of Savannah to deliver the oration. A carload of flowers and moss has been prepared for decorations, contributed by College Park women led by Mrs. B. C. Gray, and Charleston women provide the moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Memorial Association
B. J. Keiley
Savannah
South
Ladies of
College Park
B. C. Gray
Shredded Wheat Biscuit Promotes Vitality Start the Day Right
A healthful food claim highlights Shredded Wheat Biscuit as a robust source of body-building energy with minimal digestive load. It is a ready-cooked whole wheat product made in Niagara Falls New York and suggested with hot or cold milk and fruit for luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
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