Beautiful Dinner Party Hosts Met Opera Guests in Atlanta
Mr and Mrs Murphy entertained a group of Metropolitan artists including Miss Geraldine Farrar and Signor Beotti at a formal dinner. The dinner featured pink and white peonies, elaborate centerpieces, and toasts. Farrar reportedly will open the new Berlin opera house this summer with the emperor present.
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John E. Murphy
Mise Geraldine
Farrar
Signor Beott
Atlanta
Pointe de Venina
Berlin
Charles Conklin
Ashton Starke
Richmond
John S& Cohen
Lowry
John DB. Tittle
Harry M Askingon
Elkin
Elkin, Miss Dooly
Edwin H. Barnes
Miss Gatins
James D. Robinson
Murphy
Starke
Mrs Little
Mr. Iikin
Mrs Lowry
Mrs. Atkinson
Mrs. Conklin
Mrs. Barnes
Miss Ethelyn Emmons Weds Marshall Clarke Johnson
The marriage of Miss Ethelyn Emmons to Mr Marshall Clarke Johnson last night drew a large social gathering at the bride’s Peachtree Street home. Rev Richard Orma Fling officiated at 9 pm and guests enjoyed a formal reception with elegant floral decor, music, and a buffet supper.
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Ethelyn Emmons
Marshall Clarke Johnson
Misa Ethelyn Emmons
Marshal
Clarke Johnson
Mr. Emmons
Peachtree Street
Richard Orma Fling
Daily Nisan
Elizabeth Johnson
Jennie D. Harris
Mary Helen Moody
Elizabet Rawson
Jennie Hutchins
Helen Thorn
Aurelia Speer
Hunter Hiies
Stewart Witham
James Harris
Charles Seiple
Charles Cox
Edward McCuen
Savannah
Ralph Ragag
Henry Johnson
Vaughn Mixon
Victor Lamar Smith
Eugene Callaway
Crrata
Diamonds In the Boxes Diamonds In the Boxes
They add color to opera and women support the good cause. The stones are the finest available and exclusive diamond designs are offered.
Midsummer frock blends Orient and Occident embroidery
Marie Montaigne outlines a delicate midsummer dress that fuses Japanese embroidery on white fabric into an overdress style. The gown features lace rings and a wide belt, with Valenciennes flounce, intricate handwork, and suggestions for cheaper materials and fabrics to achieve the same look. Prices cited include Swiss embroidery from $1 to $1.15 a yard and dress fabrics from 20 cents to $1 per yard.
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Marie Montaigne
Orient
Occident
Kindergarten Festival and Society Notes At May Festival
A May festival will be held May 19 at the Auditorium under the Free Kindergarten Association with a program by sixteen kindergartners and a music feature. Boxes are selling well, with many for children's parties. notable attendees include Captain and Mrs. Raoul and numerous local families and professionals. A Bridge Luncheon today honors opera week guests Mrs. Tomlinson and Mrs. Wootten, with a large invited group from Atlanta society and neighboring cities. A pretty wedding in Conyers linked Miss Valerie Tucker and Mr. M. Winter, to be followed by their residence at 15 Josephine Street, Inman Park.
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Free Kindergarten Association
W. G. Raoul
Nelle Petera Black
A. V. Gude
Elijah Brown
Ten Eyck Brown
J. C. Woodward
McDonald
J. M. High
Lyman J Amsden
Sommerfield
Schoen
T. B. Lewis
Turman
Howard McCall
Robert Zahner
T. A. Hammond
J. B. Alien
Edwin P. Ansley
Julian Harris
John E. Murphy
Edward Inman
Bridge
Joseph N. Moody
Vigliora
Oscar Tomlinsen
Tate Spring
Tenn
Moody
William Wootten
Albany
A. P. Coles
W. E. Foster
Coles
Simon Bray
Bradley
H. Stiles Bradley
Worcester
Maas
Washington Seminary
Grand Opera House
Atlanta
St. Anthony’s Bazar
Knights of Columbus
St. Anthony's Bazar
Renux
Wurm
Lula Dean Jones
Driving Club
Mary Traylor
Miss Overman
Bisa Cozart
Alfred Newell
John Keating
Portland
Ore
Lucy Cobb
Mrs A O Lane Hostess at Birmingham Tea in Atlanta Visit
Mrs Edward White plans a Friday afternoon tea at 5 o'clock inviting friends to meet Mrs A O Lane of Birmingham who is guest of Miss Violz Moseley. Lane, wife of Judge Lane, is a noted Birmingham official and social figure in city clubs and opera visitors. Also notes college and society events in Forsyth and Atlanta, including Bessie Tift College commencement plans and a wedding at Ezra Baptist church.
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A O Lane
Edward White
A. O. Lane
Birmingham
Violz Moseley
Lane
Judge Lane
Atlanta
Miss Moseley
White
Lana
W. & Peel
Hugh Willet
Portey King
Robert Zahner
Victor Moore
Sant D. Jones
Boblag Jones
Bun Wyle
Leversedge
Dr. Owens
Virgil Perryman
George McKenzie
KE. L. Connally
Frank Dykes
Thaddeus Orton
Z. D. Stacker
A. McD. Wilson
Miases Dooly
A. B. Wheeler
Forsyth
Bessie ‘Tift College
Chonlan
Kappa Delta
R. C. Granverry
Columbus
W. L. Pickard
Savannah
Morgan Lamkin
Suale Morgan
Charles Alfred Lamkin
the Ezra Baptist Church
Robert H. Lamkin
Moseley
Lillian Viola Moseley
A. 0. Lane
Dame Nature Hints When Food Is Not Suited
An Arizona man describes chronic breakfast distress improving after stopping coffee and starchy foods. He credits Postum and Grape-Nuts, reporting better digestion, no headaches, and a 12 pound gain. The testimonial, attributed to Postum Co., promotes the products as healthier breakfast options.
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Arizona
Posium Co
Welme
Social Events and Recitals Highlight Atlanta Week
Hostess Miss Gertrude Carey gathered twelve young women to welcome Miss Penelope Clarke and Miss Helen Hare of Uvalde Texas. Guests wore pastel gowns as prizes included new books and a silver frame. Mrs. Jack Cutler visits for the opera and a Bowling Party honors Miss Huza Dancy from Baltimore and Miss Sally Colston of Cincinnati.
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Miss Hare
Dass
Gertrude Carey
Penelope Clarke
Helen Hare
Uvalde
Texas
Miss Carey
Agnes Carey
Miss Clarke
Frances Nunnally
May Atkinson
Huza Dancy
Baltimore
Margaret Disosway
Sally Colston
Cincinnati
Nunnelly
Daughters of the Confederacy and civic groups hold April meetings
The Daughters of the Confederacy meet today at 3 40 p m with executive board at 2 p m A Second Ward Woman's Civic Club called meeting at 10 30 this morning at president Mrs Courtland Winn The WA to the R M A meets today at 3 p m with Mrs W M Gill 28 Hordes Also a Council of Jewish Women gathering at 3 15 this afternoon in the temple vestry Large attendance urged
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Second Ward Woman's Civic Club
Courtland Winn
W. M. Gill
Dorothy Station
Council of Jewish Women
Temple
Social. Bradford guest of Meti couple in Clemson
Miss Bradford of Clemson South Carolina is listed as a guest of Dr. and Mrs. Meti, reflecting a social engagement noted in the society section.
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Miss Bradford
Clemgon, S. C
Meti
American Boy Suit Promises Durability and Value
An advertisement touts the American Boy Suit as sturdy all wool with plain double breasted coat and two pairs of knickerbocker pants priced at five dollars. It emphasizes wear resistance with taped seams and offers a free six months subscription to the American Boy Magazine with five dollar purchases in this department.
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Walter Ballard Optical CO
Peacoties St
Opera season social notices parade through city
A long list of society guests and events during the opera season fills the page. Mrs Frank O Spain hosts a matin e e party with guests from Augusta and South Carolina. Miss Shatteen Mitchel visits from Macon. Hugh Stuart arrives from Montgomery for the season. Grand opera guests include Miss Katharine Bell and Mrs Charles Phinizy among others. Numerous hostesses plan bridge and tea gatherings at local clubs and homes across Whitehall, Cain Street, and the Kimball House.
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Mary Fortson
Washington
Shatteen Mitchel
Macon
Hugh Stuart
Montgomer
Prioleau Eis
Charles Phinizy
Athens
Herbert 5. Manson
Isabelle Garrard
Columbus
Lucy Cobb
Ruth Hull
Washington Seminary
Louise Sproull
Anniston
East Cain Street
James E. Brack
St. Louis
W. B. Crouch
Memorial Day Observance at Gordon Institute in Barnesville
Memorial exercises were held in Gordon Institute auditorium Barnesville under Daughters of the Confederacy auspices. A large audience including Pike County veterans heard songs and recitations and a keynote address by Judge W A Covington of Moultrie praised the South's cause with eloquent, forceful passages.
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Barnesville
Gordon Institute
Daughters of the Confederacy
Pike
W. A. Covington
Moultrie
Covington
Jere M. Pound
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New York
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Rome
North
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Rte. Johnson
Foy
Marshall J. Clarke
Davis & Freeman Jewelers
Whitehall
Waing Dept
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McKeown
McGlone
Council
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W. C. Jarnagin
Margaret Wellborn
Anninton
Ala
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Misa Mannelle Brewster
McCord
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West Peachtree Fince
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Cairo
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Bell
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Jos Paulson
B. B. Swan
Bell Davidson
Mamie Swen
Helen Swan
Mary Hughes
Sophie Edmundson
Mary Gillesme
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Misa Lillie Wallace
Mary Gause
Louise Henderson
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Jennie Mobley
William Gage Brady
M. R. Emmons
Maude Beresford Keene
Ontario
W. J Blalock
Cuter
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Jack Cutler
Miss Hannah's School
Arazon Hotel
Lillian Gresham Carter
Maas Tulta Hardy Jester
Marie Lucille Mixon
Meta C. Slements
Annie Donaldson
Edna M. Fowler
Morris Nixon
V. A. Morrix
Nellie
Oliver Nixon
Ocilla
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Frances Willard
Trinity Sunday School
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Arkansas
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J. H. Johnson
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Augusta
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Helen Bradford
South Carolina
J. H. Melt
Leary
Nell Leavy
Sumner
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J. G. Matheweon
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Atlantic and Pacific Tea
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Fannie Turner
John C. Hart
Mathewson
Ernest Dallis
Fourteenth Street
Ada Turner
William J. Hopkins
Katharine Bell
Will Graves
Tome
The
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Carria Sproull
Kimball For Grand Opera
Samuel Martin
Wilmington
George W. Parrott
Bowie
Wilmington, N. C
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Harold Moore
Benson
Mark Palmer
J. Hope Tigner
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California
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