Society Notes Highlight Mrs Lon Dickey Visit
Frone Main column reports Mrs Lon Dickey of Fitzgerald as guest of Mrs Fred Howser with lavender pink decor and twelve guests. Other items include Silver Wedding celebrations for Mr and Mrs Allen Powell Davis at Dr Frank H Peck home with elaborate greenery, white roses, and a large guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Dickey
Fitzgerld
Fred Howser
Broyles
Groover
Geries
Allen Powell Davis
Frank H. Peck
West Peachtree Street
Buechs
Tavis
Thomas Mell
Tin Valley
Bloise Fecksie Parker
Satrina
Mandy Grr
Charles Cofer
Davis
Mell
Geward
HL Peek
Courtland BS. Vine
Mainte $ Boynton
Arthur Scott
Oyt Peek
E. J Daniel
T. P Hunnicutt
J. Barnweil
Wiliam Flammack
AO Jackson
Giadys Kirksale Bmall
Willie Asher
Dan Sage
Alfred Hacbane
Mrs Wilson Hosts Bridge Party At Wort Walles
Mrs Wharton Wilson hosted a bridge party yesterday afternoon at Wort Walles honoring Mrs J te Thomas. Guests included Mrs Nyit Mevoliough Mrs Truitt Mrs HAL Mrs Thomas Kerein and more as azalea decorated rooms gleamed. An afternoon matinee tea follows with fourteen friends invited to honor war time visitors for opera week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wharton Wilson
Thomas
Wort Walles
Alfred Trufit
Oscar Johntsen
Charleston
Delos
Hal
Thomas Kerein
Will Tompson
George Muse
James W. Austin
Joseph McCreary
William Rawson
W.M. Kirkpatrick
Henry B. Geen
D. W. Morgan
Bernard Wolff
Elizebeth
Social event honors and prizes at Ewing gathering
A detailed description lists attendees and attire at a Charlotte gathering. Miss Helen Thorn and Miss Margaret Beck won Japanese prizes, with Miss Thorn receiving a white crepe de chine collar. Guests included Miss Emily Ragsdale and Mrs Alfredo Barilt among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Morty’ Ewing
Helen Thorn
Margaret Beck
Fielder
Miss Fore
Ewing
Emily Ragsdale
Alfredo Barilt
Henry Troutman
Mary Blalock
Nell Waldo
Clark
Rebecca Riley
Misa Frances Connally
Mrs denold's Luncheon and Opera Week Parties
A string of social events notes Mrs Reuben Arnold hosting a luncheon at the Deriving club in honor of Mrs Marshall Johnson of Macon with pink and white decor. Other gatherings include matinee luncheons at the Georgian Terrace for Miss Fore and visitors, teas at the Driving Club, and a lunch tea room run by the Atlanta Chapter TD. AO KE at 168 Peachtree Street with a Rose Tree sign, plus a Florida visitor luncheon and a detailed menu featuring barbecued lamb Brunswick stew and dessert options.
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Denold
Reuben Arnold
Marshall Johnson
Macon
Johnson
Hew
Richard Johnson
Thomas
Clark Howell
Albert Mills
Th. M. Atkingos
Albert Howell
Leonard Phinizy
Augusta
J. K. Ottley
Sonn W. Grant
Samuel M. Inman
W. ©. Read
Virginia
Mil ‘Ton Dargan
Edward Brown
Misa Ewing
W. L. Peel
Horton
Cater Woolford
Carolyn King
Adeline Thomas
Aurelia Boree
Caroline Muse
Robin Young
M. P. Coocledge
Aulews
Chattanooga
William Hurd Hillyer
Atlanta
TD. Ao KE
Peachtree Street
Aragon Hotel
Hillyer
J. M. Roberts
Murdock Walker
Alfred Newell
J. Ly Conner
Bernard Wolff
Mies Caro Belle Axon
T. H. McRae
Carpenter Jones
Dan Dugger
W. C. McGill
T. T. Stevens
McKinnon
T. J. Avery
John N. McWachern
Joan Purser
F. J. Spratling
Stephens Hook
Arthur Iowell
Milner
Carley
Re. R. Kirk
Paul Dobbins
D. Crane
John C. Rupree
W. Foster
John Meim
Gala Opera Week Ends in Atlanta With Grand Social
A festive half day in Atlanta marks the end of the opera season with memorial exercises. Social clubs host open houses and elaborate lawn fêtes at Woodhaven. Opera stars occupy boxes as guests arrive from Nashville, Augusta, Mobile, Chattanooga and beyond. Capital City Club hosts a lavish post performance banquet with 300 guests and toasts to the performers.
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Atlanta
Georginan Terrace
Clark Howell
Clus
Davies Warfield
John Littice
Ben Sp Gating
Fort MaPherson
and Mirs
Robert Maddox
Woodhaven
John Gersey
John Marshall Slaton
Joan D. Little
J.J. Spalding
Lmchcon
John D. Littte
Henry Worthan
Macon
Samuel Inman
Reed
Mies McPhesters
Christopher
Nashville
Peel
Myre
John Murphy
Ben Gatins
Hugh Richardson
Lee Richardson
Hl Inman
Prenk ‘Hardeman
Mills Lane
Savannah
E. T. Brown
Miss Ewing
Cam Dorsey
Adams
Walker Edwards
Bell
Edwards
Women's Club of
Socialife
Leonard Phinizy
Augusta
Albert Howell
Clan
Capital City
Atlanta Musical Festivel Association
Maddor
Murphy
Grant
Little
Dickey
Brandon
Atkinson
T. B. Felder
Robert Adger Smythe
Ansley
George McKenzie
W. A. Speer
Henry S. Jackson
McRae
Rey
Burton Smith
Frank Inman
Lowry
Captain English
James Robinson
Wilmer Moore
L. H. Beck
Airle Atkinson
J. W Goldsmith
Gator Woolford
Regan
Ww. Vl Haynes
E. A. Alfriend
Marlon Smith
Negro's Body Found Near Sampton Georgia
Aged man about 60 found by a train crew near the Sampton track in Lampton Georgia. Believed to have fallen from a passenger train around 9 oclock in the morning bound for Macon. Papers in his pocket identify him as Will Clatt of Poweraville Georgia with about $14 on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampton
Sampton
Oelock
Macon
Will Clatt
Poweraville
Perkins Manufacturing Lumber Plant Fire in Augusta
A blaze at the Perkins Manufacturing plant in Augusta at noon damaged the lumber plant and adjacent property by $25,000. Ember from the fire sent a second blaze 208 yards away, nearly destroying a large warehouse. Firemen controlled both fires after about an hour. two firemen and a policeman were overcome by heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Perkins Manufacturing Company
Perkins
Wier to Speak at Railroad Y M C A
William S. Wier, past president of the Atlanta Typographical Union, will speak Sunday afternoon at 3:39 o clock on the topic Christ the Ideal for the Whole of Humanity at the Railroad Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Wier
Atlanta Typographical Union
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Fossick
Lester Fossick
Birmingham
Allen Asher
John W. Grant
Woman's Department
National Civic Federation
E. W. Cole
Cole
Frederick Hodgson
Hollins Randolph
John K. Ottley
Georgia
the Welfare Workers
Aline Nance
the Grand
Fitzgerald
Red Houser
Houser
Fred Houser
Cafe Oenechand
Grover Magahee
B. €. Broyles
Albert Barnes
George Nunn
Perry
T. J. Nance
Jesse Cobb
Lews Goff
J. C. Beall
Aline
Scott
Montgomery Francis
Bridge
Walter Scntt
Charlotte, N. C
Dan Lyle
Frances
Martha Francis
Marlen Fielder
Carnie Fore
Henry Bernard Scott
Louis Schle
Doughty Marle
Smis Ts. Lancaster
Tumor
Frank Owens
Charles Phinize
Athens
Ransom Wright
Bermend J. Broytes
New York
Nunnally's
42Nd Street
Fifth Avenue
71St Street
Sixth Avenue
80Th Street
Seventh Avenue
34Th Street
RIKER
Greater
Mitel
First Christian Bible School
Forrest Adair
Atlanta Spirit Christianized
Sarah Cowles
Georgian Terrace
Wylie Gayle
Montgomery
Marion Rous
Baltimore
Bessio Winne
Demopolis
Ala
Claiborne
William T. Claiborne
Knoxville
F. Norris
Bener
W. D. Christie
Twelfth Street
Christie
Maron Martin
Harry Harmon
Martin Dunbar
Cornie Fore
N.C
E. M. Horine
Capfetal City Club
Garland Vaughn
J. O. Vaughn
J. W. Estes
St. Augustine
McCrea
Hsten
Vaughn
J. 0. Vaughn
Alice Orr
Les Worsham
Rivers
Hoerite
Florida
John Meek
Orlando
Fla
Mre
J. M. Mayer
Sohn
TY. Fuller
W. L. Palmer
Misa Glics
Nannie Wood
Louisville
Alvin Barton
Railroad Y. M.C. A
Eainman Bilms
Cine
MR. Hawkes CO
Norfolk
Harry L. Schlesinger
Atlanta, Ga
Mr. Caruso
Yours Truly
B. A. White
Enrico Caruso
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