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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
17
The Metaphysical Club hosts a Wednesday afternoon gathering led by Miss Warner to discuss practical subjects in physical metaphysics and future sessions begin in April. The event includes a public lecture by Mrs. Antin and a music and social program, with an upcoming Easter cantata and community performances at local venues.
The Ladies Guild of the Church of Locenation West plans a parcel post sale at the Parish house on Wednesday in April to mark the club anniversary. Miss Wilhelm and Miss Bramlett are noted for organizing activities including a bridge event led by Miss Werethy.
Numerous notices describe meetings of women’s clubs, social workers, and neighborhood groups. Activities include monthly sessions at various locales, regular committee gatherings, fundraising, and social events planned for April and May with attendees and hosts named.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a surprise party scene with names such as Al Ferns, Marekandd, EnpH Mie ads, and local figures. The text is garbled but suggests a social gathering or event with people mentioned and partial place cues.
A long, lively account of a temple wedding and social events features Miss Jackson, Miss Mare, and numerous local names. The piece notes church ceremonies, a bishop officiating, and a reception at the Argentine Club with many attendees and family mentions.
A long list of local social news items records visitors and departures among residents. Mentions include Mi ane Mis WF Shinnon Puse Pent Covalle visiting relatives, Miss Yo Meuhlas returning to Teatiy Unt, and Caitlin to Ter sister Mis Torgks visiting in Whites. Various families travel for visits, holidays, or to attend events, with names like Sparks, Green, Winder, and Sewell appearing among neighborhood social notes.
A jumble of names and events fills the page with wedding plans, visits, and births. Miss Ren Lawson of Birmingham hosts at Decatur, Miss Leames Brown of Washington noted. Joseph Withers Jr. of Kansas City announces a son born March 19. Couples and guests from Atlanta, Florida, and New York appear at gatherings, dances, and college farewells, with references to weddings, travel, and returning home after varied pursuits.
Nese to spend Easter in New York with relatives. Mr and Mrs Nichols, 128 Grant Street, announce the birth of a son born March 29. A Smuth of the AT AT company left New York yesterday for a transfer. Mr and Mrs Manning enjoy a pleasant trip to relatives in Florida. Harden of Palm Beach and West Florida visit Weir. Miss Cowan and others return home after a pleasant visit.
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