Grand Opera Society Hosts Southern Guests in Atlanta
Visitors for grand opera begin arriving with social functions at Piedmont Driving Club and Capital City Club. Notables include Miss Eliza Dans ey of Baltimore and Mrs. Ashton Starke of Richmond. Box holders list numerous names from Georgia and nearby states.
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South
Piedmont Driving Club
Harry M. Atkinson
Eliza Dansey
Baltimore
Miss Atkinson
Miss Dancey
Atlanta
Ashton Starke
Richmond
John D Little
Hugh Richardson
Norvel Richardson
Havana
States
Heanor
Bridge Tea Hosted By Mrs Daxter For Mrs Blalock
Mrs George J Daxter entertained guests at a bridge tea honoring Mrs W J Blalock with pink rose decor and a pink centerpiece silver loving cup prize. Attire included white satin and veiled hats. guests included Mrs Maude Beresford Keene of Ontario and Mrs Blalock in white serge. After opera a Driving Club party hosted by numerous couples featured tea, punch, and socializing with names listed among attendees.
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George J Daxter
W. J. Bialock
Maude Beresford Keene
Ontario
Dexter
Keene
Miss Ashford Hosts Bridge Tea in Honor of Guests
Miss Margaret Ashford entertained eleven young women at bridge yesterday afternoon inviting Miss Penelope Clarke’s guest Miss Helen Hare of Texas. Decorations featured honeysuckle and dogwood with silk stockings as score cards. The event honored Miss Helen Hare and included a guest presentation of a silver picture frame. Also noted is a large supper gathering at the Driving Club Sunday night with many local guests and the marriage announcement of Miss Mary A Connell to Mr Wade F H Jones on April 12 at the bride’s home in Boston.
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Richardson
Havana
Landon Thomas
Augusta
Florence Wadley Coleman
Macon
Frank Inman
Nashville
Robert F. Maddox
Bona Allen
Beauford
J. T. Anderson
Athens
George Betts
Ashburn
N. C
Walker Broach
Meridian
Miss
J. Lee Edwards
Birmingham
A. C. Felton
Margaret Brown Holder
Gaimesville
Branau College
E. T. Hines
Bainbridge
C. L. Hurter
Montgomery
Ala
Stella Holder
Crawfordville
T. C. Garrett
Frederick Jenkins
Birming
Birdie Kelly
Columbus
J. H. Kinkaid
Knoxville
S. C
Kathleen Waller
Greensboro
R. E. Williams
Capital City
Festival Association
Gaieles
Piedmont
Miss Hare
Margaret Ashford
Telve
Bridge
Penelope Clarke
Helen Hare
Texas
Sarah Dorsey
Howard Parker
Miss Ashford
Emmons
Ralph Ragan
Peachtree Street
Ethelyn Emmons
Marshall Clarke Johnson
Clect
Mr. Ragan
Miss Emmons
Jennie D. Harris
Martha Phinizy
Esther Smith
Pearl Wilkinson
Virginia Abercrombie
Helen Thorn
Elizabeth Rawson
Mary Helen Moody
Aurelia Speer
Johnson
Stuart Witham
Charles Cox
Charles Sciple
Ernest Armstead
Homer Curran
Edward McCuen
Savannah
James Harris
Sam Dick
Miss Jones
Samuel D. Jones
Emma Willard School
Troy
Higher Mathematica
Turek
F. B. Turek
T. B. Felder
Mra. Dunbar Roy
A. J. Gray
Theater Club
J. Carroll Payne
the Grand
Wilmington
Del
Florida
W. J. Cosgrove
Driving Club
New Officers Nominated for Atlanta Club
At the Atlanta Woman's Club meeting the nominating committee presented the ticket for new officers to be elected soon. The slate, praised for leadership and cultural work, lists President Mrs W. Woode White and others including Vice President Mrs Charles J. Haden and Secretary Mrs James Hazlehurst.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Woman's Club
W. Woode White
Charles J. Haden
Julian Harris
Daily Fashion Hints on a Spring Blue Suit and Accessories
Warle Montaigne outlines a spring girl’s costume in light blue cloth with blue embroidery and black velvet trims. The two piece suit, skirt panels, blue bonnet, and accessories like a black satin bag and blue cord are described with prices from 3.60 for wood salting to 47 dollars for the set, noting department store bargains and fabrics from 66 cents a yard.
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Warle Montaigne
Children’s Afternoon at Emery Steiner Bazar for St. Anthony’s
The bazar in the Emery Steiner building in West End hosts a children’s afternoon for St. Anthony’s Church. Miss Louize Pope leads the event with stories by Miss Masseling. Door hours are 3 to 5, offering a promised good time for all children.
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Emery Steiner
St. Anthony's Church
West End
Louize Pope
Masseliing
Tea to Visitors Hosts Informal Friday Event
Mrs Arnold Broyles will host an informal tea Friday at 4 20 in honor of Mrs Mike Powell Mrs Frank Cole and Mrs Annie Freeman Orr of Newnan guests for Grand Opers Invited to meet them are old Newnan friends now residing in Atlanta.
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Arnold Broyles
Mike Powell
Frank Cole
Annie Freeman Orr
Newnan
Grand Opers
Atlanta
Coffee Quit Helps Wisconsin Woman Hearld Health
A Wisconsin woman recalls relief after giving up coffee two years ago and adopting Postum as a breakfast drink. She links stopping coffee to reduced heart pain headaches and better digestion, noting no headaches for over a year and renewed vitality. The ad cites Postum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan and claims coffee harms the liver causing congestion and other health issues. There’s encouragement to read The Road to Wellville.
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Wisconsin
Pontum
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Welmilie
Kindergarten Exercises Highlight City Club Work
The Free Kindergarten Association showcased nursery and kindergarten activities at a club gathering. Mrs Notlie Peters Black led the discussion on sustaining kindergartens, while Miss Parker directed the Cornelia Moore Kindergarten exercises. Visitors included Mr George Hope, E W Carter, and Miss Jean Gordon from New Orleans.
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Kinder-garten Association
Notlie Peters Black
Cornelia Moore
Atlanta Club
Cornelia Moore Day
Sheltering Arms Association
Miss Parker
Cornel Moore
Missy Smith
George Hope
E. Vv. Carter
Board of Education
Franklin Nettleton
Girls' Industrial School
Camberland Gap
Tenn
Jean Gordon
New Orleans
Hamilton Douglas
H. F. Dannalis
Pittsburg
Victor Kriegshaber
State Federation of Clubs
Meeting of Uncle Remus Memorial Association
A called meeting of the Uncle Remus Memorial Association will be held this morning at 10:39 at the residence of Mrs A R Colcord 197 Gordon Street.
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Uncle
Social Notes Highlight Cordele Opera Guests
Miss Mary Webb of Cordele arrives Thursday to be guest of Miss Martha Boykin during grand opera. Mrs. Annie Freeman Orr and Mrs. Tack Powell of Newnan visit Mrs. Arnold Broyles for the opera. Miss Anna Martin of Chattanooga is guest of Mrs. Charles Martin with Katherine Martin arriving Wednesday for the opera. Clarence Blosser plans to go abroad in June with Mrs. Charles H. Patterson.
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Mary Webb
Cordele
Martha Boykin
W. R. Davis
St Joseph's Infirmary
Annie Freeman Orr
Tack Powell
Newnan
Arnold Broyles
Anna Martin
Chattanooga
Charles Martin
Katherine Martin
Clarence Blosser
Social Roundup Highlights Guests and Travel in City
Wilmington society notes list visits from Katherine Grigg of Chattanooga and Miss Katherine West of Monticello, plus guests at Mrs. John Stone’s Oakland avenue party. Local residents sail to Europe, attend opera, and host matinees and dinners for friends from Florida, Knoxville, Richmond, and Clarkesville.
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Katherine Grigg
Chattanooga
Andrew Calhoun
John Stone
Oakland Avenue
Joe Griffin
Edna and
Maria Griffin
Temple
Troup Howard
Liverpool
Mias Allnie Wellborn
Misa Annie Hays
Miss Wellporn
Katherine West
Monticello
Mark Greer White
Rawson Collier
City
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Conyers
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Tate Springs
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