Elegant Dancing Party for Visiting Belles in Atlanta
Mr and Mrs Edward M Durant hosted a social dancing party on Ponce de Leon Avenue last night for Miss Lillian Carter of Washington and Miss Mildred Hazen of Orange NY with Miss Mignon McCarty as guest of honor. The home’s floor was turned into a ballroom and the porch enclosed among palms. An orchestra played while guests enjoyed supper around eleven. Durant wore a stylish suit, Miss Carter appeared lovely, Miss McCarty wore white tulle with crystals, and Miss Hazen wore mouse and tulle. Ninety guests attended.
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Edward’ M. Durant
Lillian Carter
S Washington
Mignon McCarty
Mildred Hazen
Orange
Ny J
Ponce de Leonevenue
Myre
Henry
I. de
I. Ee
Peachtree Circle
Miss Jones
Nina Jones
Waynesboro
T. Bussey
Livingstone Apartments
Beaumont Davison
Druid Hills
William Taylor Claiborne
Knoxville
Mb. Norris
P. D. Gold
Washington, D.C
Tindsey .Hopkins
American Pottery Exhibit At Woman's Club
An American pottery exhibit opens this week at the Woman's Club on Baker Street and runs from 10 to 4 daily through next Tuesday. Items from Marblehead Sophia Newcomb Van Briggle Paul Revere and others are shown. Admission is 25 cents for non members. free for club members and school children. Mrs Harry Rosegood will speak to school children next Tuesday at 8 o'clock. Pottery will be a program topic at the club meeting Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Baker Street
Marblehead
Sophia Newcomb
van Briggle
Paul Revere
Harry ‘Oseood Win ‘Fale
Third Ward
Equal Suffrage Party
Howards
W. W. Idwards
MCAA
Embroidery Club
R. A. Gordon
North Jackson Street
Bridge Parties and Socials in Atlanta Society
Mrs Spencer Atkinson and committee of the Joseph Habersham chapter DAR plan a large bridge afternoon at the Druid Hills Golf club to aid the chapter building fund. Mrs Hall hosts next week for Mrs R S Hall of Ocala Fla. Kindergarten Alumnae from the Atlanta area to meet at Pryor Street temple vestry at 6 30 pm. Tea Dance at Piedmont Driving Club draws many parties. several hostings noted at the Georgian Terrace and other venues. Bridge prizes, dancing, and social teas mark a busy social calendar with community notes on attendees and hosts. A suffrage school session opens at Ansley hotel with Mrs Mary J McLendon presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Atkinson
Joseph Habersham
Daughters of the American Révolution
Druid Hills Golf Club
Piedmont ‘Driding Club
Dozier Lowndes
Charles
M. Scipie
Charles E. Scipie
Milton Pargan
Mitton Dar- San, Jr
W. B. Reynolds
Mary Helen Moody
A Harris
Clarence Knowtes
J. di Osborne
Lewis Beck
George Bispham
Paris
Lee Lewman
William Russell Huntley
Buffalo
Willis
Westmoreland
Washington
Frank Meador
Joseph Brown- Connally
Channing
Boston
Georgian ‘Terrace
Jekyl Island
Eeene
Connally
Warner-Martin
Ptrs
Lowry Porter
Jacque Pybus
Tenliss
New Weey
Caroline Muse
W.T. @lathorne
Knoxville
EB. 'E. Norris
John
Atlanta
Imperial Hotel
Reading Dance Clubs
Lucille Goodiich
Newton Thomas
H. Hill
Robert J. Imory
New Yorks
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Ansley Hotel
Mary J. “McLendon
Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association
Civic notices and social events fill city calendar
Multiple items announce lectures on government and practical politics, musical benefits for churches, civic club meetings, Valentine tea at St Luke's, a Ponce de Leon musical tea, a married-set dancing party, visitors from Macon, a Fiddlers entertain U D C gathering, a Georgia suffrage rally, Vesper club officers elected, and assorted social engagements with dates in February.
Woman's Study Club Meeting at Carnegie Library
The regular meeting of the Woman's Study Club is at Carnegie Library this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The topic continues the "Harry Settlers of Georgia." Speakers include Professor J T Derry, Miss Sarah Whaley, and Miss Will Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Study Club
Carnegie Library
Harry Settlers
Georgia
J.T. Derry
Sarah Whaley
Will Chambers
Local social visits and upcoming convention guests
Mrs Hugh Willet sails to Florida for a month while Miss Nora Hell Starke hosts tea for Miss Elizabeth Hatchkiss of Richmond visiting Mrs Nathaniel Harris. Mrs LeRoy Childs returns from Detroit, Lucy Sheram Grigg and daughter Virginia plan Montgomery visit. Distinguished guests include G T Guernsey state regent, next week's Db A convention attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh -Willet
Florida
Nora Hell Starke
West Peachtree Street
Elizabeth M Hatchkiss
Richmond
Nathaniel, Harris
LeRoy Childs
Detroit
Lucy Sheram Grigg
Virginia
Montgomery
G. T. Guernsey
Ward to Preach at Jekyl Island on Sunday
Dr Ward D D of Oakland City Baptist church, dean of Atlanta pastors, will preach at Jekyl Island on Sunday February 1, a rite he has performed in the area for 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ward
D. D
Jekyl Taland
Dr. Ward
Atlanta
Uquily
Oakland City Baptist Church
Dr Foote Preaching at Old Tabernacle
Reverend Chauncey I Foote, former Buckhead Baptist pastor and former assistant at Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church, is now preaching at the Old Baptist Tabernacle drawing large crowds. The Anderson family quartet provides a special musical feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey I. Foote
Buckhead Baptist Church
Ponce de Legon Avenue Baptist Church
Old Baptist Tabernacle
Anderson Family
Eagle and Phenix Mills Move to Full Time Operation
Columbus Ga February 5 The Eagle and Phenix mills announce at the annual stockholders meeting that the plant will operate on full time effective at once after months of only three days per week. The mills are among Columbus largest cotton plants employing nearly 2000 workers. G Gunby Jordan and other officers were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
the Eagle
Phenix Mills
Hagle
G. Gunby Jordan
January rainfall sets record in Thomas County
Thomasville Ga February 3 Jupiter Pluvius affected the weather with January rainfall reaching %.70 inches, the largest in twenty years surpassing the normal 4.13 inches by more than twice. The record exceeds 1914’s 4.89 inches, marking a historic month for the U.S. Weather Bureau station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jupiter Pluvius
Government Weather’ Bureau
Simple home recipe to darken gray hair gains notice
A Kansas City resident promotes a home mixture to darken gray hair, stimulate growth, and soften the scalp. The formula mixes bay rum, Barbo Compound, glycerine, and water, applied every other day then biweekly, claiming to ease dandruff and make hair look 10 to 20 years younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Athens Bankers Organize Society in Athens Georgia
About fifty banking men formed the Athens Bankers Society for education and social aims in Athens. Judge Andrew J. Cobb spoke on banking law history. Hugh Gendon of the Commercial Bank is president, S. Bernstain of Peoples Bank is vice president, J.C. McClean of Georgia National is secretary, B. PF. The Athens Savings is treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Bankers’ Society
Andrew J. Cobb
Hugh Gendon
Commercial ‘Bank
New Club
S. Bernstain
Peoples’ Bank
Dent
J.C. McClean
Georgia National
Isi
B. PF
The
Athens Savings
Second Georgia Regiment Band Inspected by Army Major
The Second Georgia Regiment band of the National Guard, headquartered here, was inspected today by Major Palmer of the regular army. The crack militia band of the state gave its usual good showing and afterward performed a concert in the city park bandstand.
Weather notes for last month and temperatures
A fragment reports rainfall covering less than half the month, with rain concentrated on the 17th and 18th. It also records temperatures ranging from 29 degrees on the 2nd to 75 degrees on the 31st, noting the overall month’s variation.
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Woman's Club
Hall
Guy Ayer
Bridge
R. S. Hall
Ocala, Fla
Gussietronh
Leone Smith
Temple Corner
Pryoress
Itass ¢Durant
Ponce de Leon Avenue
B.A. ‘Lewis
Englewood, N. Dj
Rose MM Ashby
West
Arthur Reams
Pulliam Street
Church of the Holy Comforter
St Elizabeth Guild
St. Luke’s Church
Hyak ‘Brown
A. Ozburn
Ponce de’ Leon Avenue
Guild
Ponce de Leone Avenue Baptist Church
Edward Stewart
Louise Hill
Misa Louise Hill
Macon
Misa Laura Wyatt
W. P. Dunn
Annley Parks
John R. Ellis
Jan Robinson
Newton
Thomas
Heywood Simmons
Miss Wyatt
U. D.C
United Daughters ‘of the Confederacy
Taft Hal
Lana
Woman's Suffrage League
Prand
Chamber of Commerce
Frances
Whiteside
Hdy
Katherine Wootten
3D. T. Derry
Jerome Jones
Buchan
Lamar Knight
Vesper Club
Hele
Frank McGaughey
Robert Atkinson
Teontard Graves
Javed
W. R. Sewell
Vesner Club
Willis Ragan
J. M,.mckibben
Ye Clyburn
Vivian Clyburn
Rudine Becht
Gladys’ Sanda
Lindsay Hopkins
Forsyth
Driving Club
PD. Gold
New York
Elizabeth. Murray
Huntsville
H. B. Scott
George Bonney
Clarence Blosser
E. B. Scott
Harold Beers
Elise Brown
Thomas Head
Indianeapolis
Frank Berry
Guy Woolford
Georgiana. Tremere
Kentucky
Mabel Woolford
Mary- AD
Brown
Embroidery
James HH
B. T. Beasley
H. Bell
Byron _Bettis
Milas Beast _Bumstead
Frank Bumstead
Byes
Dan Gunter
Phinizy
Calhoun
Albert Klowen
Marian Phinizy
Augusta
Harriett Calhoun
North Carolina
AL Star Heet Elves
Forth
Carolina
Y M. C
L. Edwards
Oma Hester
Ji.n. Alexanen
Nenad M. ‘Meyers
Stewart QfcGinty
Sidney Ramonds
Philadelphia
Walter Glenn
Mr.Glenn
Rev
W. F.glenn
Monroe
Gene
W. We ‘Lyman Jett
Jacksonville
Walter
Frank Lyman
Ros “Hall
Emma Jordan
George Kent Warden
Oirs
Mandeville
Carrollton
Frank Fellman
Greenville, Ga
Howard Harris
Juniper Street
M. L Meetze
Gabbettville
Dorsey Moorefield
Washington Trees
Ward
DR. Foote
Old Tabernacle
Eagle and
Phenix
Thomas County
Makedt
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Whitehall St
Miss Dixie
Atlanta, Milling Co
Atlanta, Ga
Chamberlin-Johnnson-DuBose-Co
Taft
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