Chicken Supper At Camp Victor
A Sunday evening chicken supper at Camp Victor drew several hundred attendees who toured the grounds under oaks with waitresses and heard speakers praising the camp. Notable guests and donors highlighted the Emanuel Adler Athletic Field gift and the camp’s facilities as ideal for summer outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Victor
Jake Jacobs
Marcus Loeb
Sulian Boehm
George Gershon
Harry Belfer
Morris Lichtenstein
Victor Kriegshaber
H. J. Rosenberg
Emanuel Adler
Edwin
Jake
Mor
Ris Adler
J. Kunlan‘ Aky
Victor Kriegshaber_ is
Young Waren’s ‘Hebrew Association
Wise
Norris-Ahern Bridal Party Entertained at Sirron Farm
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leland Mor rig hosted the Norris-Ahern bridal party and out of town guests at Sirron Farm . Garden flowers filled baskets and vases as guests from Forsyth and nearby areas attended. Mrs. Norris wore black beaded georgette while Miss Norris wore orchid chiffon. Additional entertainments included Florence Brewster visiting Pine Bluff and multiple local gatherings announced for later events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Leland Morrig
Sirron Farm
Miss Brewster
Florence Brewster
Pine Blur
Ark
Wilshire Riley
Atielacda
Riley
Howard Theater
Leila Ponder
Venice Mayson
Vivian Dowe
Huth “Thomas
Valdosta
Pat Dinkins
Dudley
Mars. Boykin Pennington
Case
Elkis
Druid Hille
E. M. Horine
East Lake
Jingo Jazz Band Script Dance at Roseland Hall
The Jingo Jazz band presents an informal script dance next Friday evening at Roseland hall in Atlanta. Members and friends from Atlanta clubs are invited to attend, with dancing from 8 30 to 12 o'clock. A second notice says a script dance at Marietta Country Club on Friday evening August 5 featuring the Toddlers orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseland
Roseland Hall
Atlanta
Marietta Country Club
Toddlers
Third Ward LWV Meeting Set at Grant Park Concrete Pavilion
A Third Ward League of Women Voters meeting is planned for Thursday at 4 PM at the concrete pavilion in Grant Park. Chairman Mrs W W Lotsplech will provide, and Third Ward councilman Fred Woodatl will address the members. All interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
League of Women Voters
Grant Park
Mra. W. W. Lotsplech
Fred. Waoodatl
Governor's Reception Postponed Indefinitely
Postponement of the governor and Mrs. Hardwick's reception at the Georgian Terrace follows a late night assembly session. The indefinite delay interrupts plans for the general assembly and its remaining schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
Georgian Terrace
General Assembly
Today's Calendar Social Events
Social items list numerous engagements hosted by Mrs J W Goldsmith Jr and others at homes and clubs. Events include sewing clubs, bridge teas, dances, wedding announcements, tea hosts, and a baby health center gathering with weighed and examined infants. Various hosts invite guests from tied regions and groups.
Spend the Day with Atlantans at Indian Springs
A crowd of Atlantians visited Indian Springs for recreation and pleasure with numerous attendees listed including Mrs. Herbert Clay Miss Billfort Sims Miss Anne Wimberly Ruth Carter Mrs. Ann Ake and others. A second event by J Williamson hosted a spend-the-day party on Gordon Street honoring Mrs. Oscar Plunket from Memphis and Miss Addie Tuegle of Birmingham with luncheon and a long table array.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. Lewis
Frida Shever
D. Flemister
R. L. Reynolds
IL Rosenster
L. Eshachendehlid
Ni N. Austen
J. E. Weeken
J. M. Chee Co
Cheshire
Mise C. McGown
Mra. Young
Misa Lelia Morton
Fao McGown
J. Collins
S. Rogers
G. Sears Aileen
Jane
Jack C. Patterson
W. G. Crisp
D. E. Beaton
Misa Sue Arnold
DE. Newton
Pars. J. ©. Williamson
Gordon Street
Oscar Plunket
Memphis, Tenn
J. W. Hollingeworth
Addie Tugele
Birmingham
Ala
Bridge Tea Honor Guests at Piedmont Avenue Home
Visitors Mrs Latimer Rudolph of Gainesville and Mrs Harry Hawkins of Miami were guests of honor at a bridge tea hosted by Mrs Henry Clay Bagley on Piedmont avenue. Prizes included a top score award and consolation Dex French novelties. Mrs Bagley wore white eyelet voile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latimer Rudolph
Gainesville
Harry Hawkins
Miami
Fla
Russell Bridges
Henry Clay Bagley
Piedmont Avenue
Gagley
Metropolitan Singer To Wed Conductor In Chicago
Metropolitan Opera singer Miss Minnie Egener plans marriage to Louis Hasselmans of Paris, new Chicago Opera conductor, set for Chicago today. Hasselmans, son of a famed harpist, has led the Chicago Opera company at Ravinia Park this summer and will join the Metropolitan in the fall. The principals of the Chicago company will host a wedding reception tonight after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
South
Minnie Egener
Metropolitan Opera Company
Louis Hasselmans
Paris
France
Albert Wolff
Metropolitan
Chicago
Mise Egener
Nan Stephens
Hagsselmans
Farmous
Chicago Opera Company
Ravinia Park
Roof Garden Dance at Capital City Club
A Tuesday evening dinner dance on the roof garden of the Capital City Club drew many members and visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dorsey hosted a party for Miss Sarah Yow and Miss Juliet Mateulf, with other guests including Miss Mary Shedden, Edward Van Winkle, Charles Northern, Robert Watkins, Joseph Duckworth, and Mr. and Mrs. Dorney. Dr. L. D. Grove hosted a party of five, while Dr. W. W. Blackman entertained all guests. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Gude hosted eight guests. Other attendees included Misses Grace Goldsmith, Caroline Shivers, Sarah Schoen, Charlotte Meador, Vincenia Allen, Sam Mangham, Vernon McMillan, Kendrick Smith, Forney Wyly, and Henry Walker Bagley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Club
Roy Dorsey
Sarah Yow
Juliet Mateulf
Misa Jiousse Inman
Mary Shedden
Edward van Winkle
Charles Northern
Robert Watkins
Joseph Duckworth
Dorney
Heockover Toy
Hen ‘Ry Clay Burr
Julian Oglesby
Peach
Lavonia
Juliet B Metcalf
Memphis
Mise Louise Inman
Mina Yow
Mise Metcalf
Miss Inman
Misa Mary An Win
Charles Northen
Joe Duckworth
Bob Watkins
Dorsey
Richard P. Brooks
Forsyth
Frank Stanton
Mrs White Hosts Yellow Themed Luncheon On Peachtree Road
Mrs W H White entertained at an informal bridge luncheon at her Peachtree Road home honoring guests Mrs Harry Hawkins of Miami and Mrs Latimer Rudolph of Gainesville. The table featured lace cloth yellow tapers and yellow roses with mint bonbons and prizes awarded for top score and consolation. A separate note mentions Mrs L D Watson hosting a day party in Ansley Park for Mrs Arthur Roper of Gainesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. White
Peachtree Road
Harry Hawkins
Miami
Fla
Latimer Rudolph
Gainesvile
Russell Bridges
Hawkins
Rudolph
Marion Benson
Guy Ayer
Harry L. Flynt
Moultrie Hanery
Asheville
N. C
Elfred Pansy
Joyce White
White
Mrs Brooks Honored With Informal Hexagon Hall Reception
Mr and Mrs B Turman entertained Sunday evening at Hexagon Hall to compliment Mrs Richard P Brooks of Forsyth the guest of Mrs Frank Stanton. Lawn table setting featured variegated flowers and a large basket of rose shaded crepe myrtle. Guests included Mrs Brooks Mrs Stanton Miss Helen Turman Miss Lethea Turman Mr Val Stanton Mr Frank Stanton Jr and Mr and Mrs Turman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
B. Turman
Hexagon Hall
Richard P. Brooks
Forsyth
Frank Stanton
Stanton
Helen Turman
Lethea Turman
Val Stanton
Frank Stanton, Jr
Turman
Formal Opening of Girl Scout Rooms in Atlanta
The formal opening yesterday afternoon at 84 Marietta Street introduced the new Girl Scout council rooms decorated in blue with fleur-de-lys insignia. Officers named include Mrs. Frank Holland president and Miss Corinne Chisholm council director, with eight Atlanta troops and an executive board listed among the organizers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Marietta Street
G. S
Frank Holland
Frank. Inman
J. I. Dickey
Wilmer Moore
Reuben Clark
Edwin Peeples
Ulrich Atkinson
Victor Kreigshaber
Corinne Chisholm
Girl Scouts
Atlanta
Albert Thornton
Plymouth
Mass
Shere
Visitors Honored By Miss Nicolson
Kendall Jordan Welder of Camp Meade Maryland and Marjorie Thomas of Natonton were honored guests at a bridge tea hosted by Miss Caroline Nicolson at the Piedmont Driving Club. The two guests wore organdie ensembles and matching handkerchiefs, with a brass door knocker as top score prize and a Japanese incense burner as consolation. Miss Nicolson wore white crepe de chine with red piping and a white Reorgette hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Kendall Jordan Welder
Camp Meade
Logan Crich’ Ton
Piedmont Avenue
Marjorie Thomas
Natonton
Ruth, Hinman
Caroline Nicolson
Piedmont Driving Club
Miss Nicolson
Flor
Social items from Atlanta area squarely tracking visitors
Social notes list multiple households hosting guests and returning travelers. Names include J J Banks, Harvey Hill, Tossie Hill, Sarah Lane, H A Allen, Herbert Clay, Eva Lassiter, Gladye Crawford, Walter Cason, John Evans, Effie Mac Dougald, A C G Talley, H C Dodd, R T Dorsey, Takemont, Julian Oglesby, Louise Inman, Ada Alexander, T B Higdon, Oscar Pappenheimer, and others. Trips span Wigwam Indian Springs, Piedmont, Kanuga Bake, Hendersonville, San Carolina, Ansley Park, Capital City club roof, Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, Washington, Asheville, Boston, New York, Atlantic City, Springfield MO, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert ‘Clay
Wigwam
Indian Springa
Piedmont
William = Glenn
Jack
Hilly
Kanuga Bake
John D. Evans
Jaqueline
Birmingham
Ala
R. T. Dorsey
Takemont
Stuart Witham
Oscar Pappenheimer
New York
Lewis Parker
T. B. Higdon
North Carolina
Asheville
W. B. Price-Smith
Atlantic City
Rilchmond
Ashevill
William Clair Spiker
Boston
Catherine Vickers
Springfield
Atlanta Woman's Club honors Mrs Heard with memorial committee
The Atlanta Woman's Club announces the passing of Mrs Joseph G Heard beloved member and thrift leader. Her energy and devotion guided fundraising for the auditorium and her leadership drew women to service. A Sadie Heard Memorial Committee will replace the thrift committee in her memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Jones
The
War Mothers
Joseph G. Heard
Atlanta Woman's Club
Atlanta Women's Club
Joseph Heard
Teadevoton
Alonzo Aia Wem
Atlanta Women’s Club
Mrs. Hoard
Heaven
Lfe
Memorial services for Mrs Heard at Woman's Club
Memorial services for Mrs. Heard will be held Monday afternoon at four at the Woman's Club. All members of the club, friends of Mrs. Heard, and members of other organizations she belonged to are invited to attend.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mt. Perrian ‘Road
Kate Green Heas
Hentry Haines Green
Bills W. Cook
J. C. Wrisht
Robert Davis
F. Childress
P. Bailey
E. S. ‘Sims
Robert Mullinix
Crumls
Gordon Crawford
Thomas
N. Sims
Anise
Mamie Henslee
Alsbert
Tt. Tates
Vernon Ledford
Charlie Stewart
Ed Ramon
Mra
J.R. Jameson
Sam Phillips
Jim Wallinggs
Othra
Atore
Tenn
Lester H. Geiger, Jr
Cleburne Avenue
W. C. Coles
Carol Cabanisa
Anjnette Johnson
Miss Dunbar
Carrie Uou Reynolda
Irian ~Dunber
Augusta
Catherines Haverty
Lyon—Hill
F. J. Tate
Peachtree
Robert E. Hill
Blue Diamond
Carrie Lena Lyon
Winchester
0. M. Bowling
Langhorn Avenue
Gordon Street Baptist Church
Hill
Kentucky
Hiht
Elue Diamond Coats Company
Joe Reitz
Kreis
H. J. Reitz
Dorothy
Edgar A. Kreis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Metropolitan Shoe Shine Parlor
Peachtree ST
Shoe Shine Parlor
J. W. Goldsmith, Jr
H.op. Williams
Pearl Lavell
Jacksonville
Martha Norris
James Cary Ahern
Druid Hills Methodist Church
Garber Hall
East Lake Country Club
Druid Hills ‘Golf Club
Florance Brewster
Pine Bluff
Wiltshire Riley
Martha Bowen
Claudia Dykes
Montezuma
Steva Hartley
Miriam Dunbar
Katherine Haverty
George Lewis Pratt
Brookhaven Country Club
Louisa Carruth
C. ©. Hamilton
JC. Hamilton
Des Moines
Iowa
Masonic Club
Henry Martin
Mr. Spitler
Needlecraft Ecircle
Russell
Glen‘dala Avenue
Joseph Habersham Sharper
Daughters of the American Revolution
St. Marka Church
Georgia
C. Eb.s
South Pryor” Street
Georgia Avenue
Order of Eastern Star
Maude Ashmore
Oxford
ALL America
Whitehall St
Fort’ McPherson
Bolton
St. Luke's. Episcopal Church
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Sue Claflin
Central Congregational Church
Pringle
Adams
W. H. Kiser
Robert Pegram
Rucker McCarty
Joseph Rucker Lamar
BR. C. Alston
Frederic J. Paxon
Sam Inman
Mell Wilkingon
William Fiorcey
H. J. Hastings
W. D. Manley
Morris Brandon
Robert T. Daniel
Robert Maddox
Holling Randolph
John Marshall Slaton
Howard McCall, Jr
John King Otttley
Ewell Gay
William Arnaud
Benjamin Elias
Richard Orme Campbell
Six Pappenheimer
J. B. McCrary
J. Banks Lay
Indian Springs
Harvey Hill
Mise Tossie Hill
Sarah Lane
LaGrange
Indian’ Springs
H. A. ‘Allen Jefe
Ada Alexander
Robert F. Maddox
Woodhaven
Misa Alexander
Edward Alsop
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Washington
Ansley Rathskeller
Daniel Green
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club Names Committee
Mrs. Heard
Milady
Miss Clayton
Miss Ward
Miss Burleigh
L. A. Clayton Co
William Liddell and Company
Belfast
Ireland
Savings
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!