Mrs Sciple Hosts Elegant Spring Reception for Daughters
Mrs Charles E Sciple hosted a large afternoon reception to introduce her daughter Mrs Charles M Sciple. Guests included married women and brides to be. The decor featured gold baskets, roses, narcissi and carnations. The bride wore a white tulle wedding gown with pearls and rose point lace and an orchid corsage. A buffet supper followed by dancing concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Sciple
Charles M. Sciple
Anthony Murphy
Marie Seiple
Murphy
Miss Sciple
Julia Murphy
Patty McGenee
Misa Murphy
Miss McGehre
Miss Parker Hostess All Pretty Supper Dance
A social event last night at Miss TLawse Parker’s home featured a supper dance for about fifty guests including debutantes and gentlemen. Supper was served at three o’clock, guests sat at tables arranged in the dining and reception rooms, an orchestra played a suited program, and dancing followed at eleven. Decorations of palms and ferns complemented the refined attire with Miss Parker in light blue charmeuse and pink tulle while Mrs Parker wore lavender satin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We A. Parker
Tea dances and weddings at Druid Hills and College Park
At Druid Hills Golf Club a Saturday tea dance drew a guest list of notable couples including Mr and Mrs William 1 Asiser, Mr and Mrs Ei Mo Atkinson, Mrs EB Foster, Mr and Mrs GC FH Worthen, and many others. Separately Mrs Samuel Galloway hosted a jetty bridge tea for Misses Claire and Helen Foy. Narcissi and roses adorned the house with gold and white china prizes. A wedding occurred in College Park as Miss Minnie Ison wed Mr Alvin Lovingood at the home of her parents W L Ison, with assorted family attendance, a brown cloth wedding dress, gold lace hat, violet bouquet, and noted attendants and officiant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druid Hills Golf Club
Mrv
William 1
Asiser
Mra
Ei Mo Atkinson
EB Foster
iMrs
FH. wWorthen
A. L Dunn
Forrest Adair
Thomas B. Paine
B&b
Gilder
V._Rainwater
Fral Steed
Frederick
Samuel Galloway
Katherine Coleman
Claire
Helen Foy
Scranton
Thomas I. Lynch
Colentan
Galloway
Alvin Lovingood
W L. Ison
College Park
Ne Loyingoed
Acworth
Margaret Griffin
Birmingham
Paradise
Sarah
Martha Ison
Ms. McLain
Dr. Rogers
Park Street Methodist Church
J. D. Butler
RT Dixon
Brieux to Lecture on Drama at Ansley Hotel
Eugene Brieux, famed French dramatist, will lecture at 4 o'clock in the Ansley hotel Ballroom on the drama and his career. Access requires Alliance Francaise membership card at the door. proceeds aid poor women of northern France. A reception for Brieux follows Saturday at the governor's mansion hosted by Alliance Francaise and the Drama League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Brieux
Ansley Hotel
Brieux
Alliance Francaise
M. Brieux
France
Monsieur
Madame Brieux
Drama League
Slayton
Miss Staton
Atlanta Alliance Francaise
Mattie Slaton
Capitality Club
Slaton
Clark Howell
Madame Slifer
Robert Adger Smythe
Albert Thornton, Jr
Jessie McKee
W. 8. Foster
B. M. Horine
J. D. Leitner
A. T. Wise
Alliance
Phi Kappa Sigmas to Give Banquet
The Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity at Georgia Tech hosts its annual banquet at the Hotel Winecoff tomorrow night marking sixty five years since the fraternity was founded at the University of Pennsylvania. Local members, with many out of town attendees expected, will gather for speeches by Harvey Hatcher R. R B. Kirk E. H. Carman Tubby West and J. O. King with Henry Feeples as toastmaster.
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Sy 2
Tne
Winecoff
Phi Kappa Sigma
University of Pennsylvania
Georgia Tech
Harvey Hatcher
R. R B. Kirk
E. H. Carman
Tubby West
J. O. King
Henry Feeples
Railroad Changes in Barnesville Georgia
In Barnesville on February 4 there were several railroad changes. J C Harris, longtime operator and assistant in the passenger office for Agent 8 KE Dusenbury, is promoted to city ticket and passenger agent at Macon. BS Batsman of Jonesboro succeeds Harris here. M Burns, previously assistant agent, moves to Hampton and will be joined by his family soon. J C Butts from the Central in Atlanta takes Burns’s place here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
J. C. Harris
Dusenbury
Macon
Jonesboro
M. Burns
Hampton
J Cc. Butts
the Central
Atlanta
Mr. Burns
More Money Sought to Aid Atlanta Unemployed
Joe Logan of the Associated Charities asks the directors and stockholders for a $1,000 monthly increase to expand aid as unemployment soars. He cites at least 6,000 more unemployed this year and warns the charity is overtaxed and may deny aid to many. The meeting, at 4 PM, will also elect officers in the Chamber of Commerce assembly hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Logan
Associated Charities
Charities’ Directors
Charities
Atlanta
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scouts to Hear Address by DeLoach
The Boy Scouts of Atlanta will hear Professor R J H DeLoach from the state experiment station lecture on birds of Georgia at Westminster Presbyterian Church on Journal North Boulevard and Forrest Avenue at 8 o'clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Atlanta
R.J.H. DeLoach
State Experiment Station
Experiment
Tenight
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jornar
North Boulevard
Forrest Aversue
DeLoach
Birds of
Georgia
Scout lecture on birds to aid Atlanta troop work
An illustrated stereopticon lecture will entertain and instruct Atlanta Boy Scouts. The talk covers bird names plumage and habits as part of Scout requirements. Admission is free to the Boy Scouts and interested friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts of
Atlanta
Boy Scouts
Fiddlers Convention Draws Record Crowds at Auditorium Armory
The Fiddlers convention, a major weekly draw, resumes tonight after Thursday’s suspension due to Creature. Crowds have grown each show, featuring fiddlers, harpists, banjoists, accordions, and buck and wing whangdoodle acts. The venue is expected to be packed, with a dance to follow the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Creature
Missionary Conference Convenes at Cordele
Cordele Georgia February 4 The Women's Annual missionary conference convenes in Cordele in the Methodist church with about two hundred delegates and many others planned to attend Mrs J D Cobb known as Missionary Mother will open the service and other prominent visitors include Dr J D Gordon George Mathews Mrs Albright and Miss Mary Culler White The conference will run morning afternoon and night
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Cordele
Methodist Church
J D. Cobb
3. D Gordon
George Mathews
Albright
Atlanta
Counci
Mary Culler White
China
Kentuckians to Hold Annual Dinner Feb 19
The Kentucky society plans its annual banquet on Friday evening February 19 at the Winecoff hotel. Atlanta natives of Kentucky are invited to attend if they have sent in their membership cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Society
Winecoff Hotel
Atlanta
Kentucky
M Duffie Addresses Law School Students
P C McDuffie, Atlanta lawyer, addressed the senior class of the Atlanta Law School Thursday afternoon on Fundamental Truths of Insurance. Besides the student body a large number of business men attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. McDuffie
Atlanta
Atlanta Law School
Steel Bridge Contract Let On Fitzgerald Olla Road
February 4 in Huteregald Georgia the county commissioners awarded the steel bridge contract over Wiltscoochee Creek as part of the Chicago Jacksonville national highway to W W A Neal and Sons of Atlanta. The convict gang works to straighten and regrade the roadbed and shorten the distance between two cities by one mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutegerald
Wiltscoochee Creek
WW. A. Neal & Sons
Atlanta
Creatore Delights Audiences With Aims Of Opera And Brass
Two audiences thrilled by the work of Creatore at the Auditorium yesterday under the Atlanta Music Festival association. The highly temperamental conductor led a band through Italian arias and operatic selections with dazzling gesticulation and a powerful, unified tone. Also featured were Strauss and Wagner pieces, organ and brass tones, and a churchly offertory by Batiste showcasing versatility across styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Creatore
Strauss
Batiste
Reverend Carey to Preach at Old Tabernacle Tonight
Reverend Clement C. Carey former pastor of St. John's Church will deliver a sermon on Regeneration for The New Birth at the Old Tabernacle tonight. The message focuses on spiritual renewal and awakening for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Carey
Old Tabernacle
Clement C. Carey
St. John’s Church
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Overnight Relief
The ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic to clear constipation without stomach upset. It claims a single dose before bed yields relief next morning and promotes it as a family remedy, offer ing a free trial bottle via Dr W B Caldwell, 452 Washington St Monticello Tenn.
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Caldweill
Through Stepping Car Service Atlanta to Wilmington NC
The service runs from Atlanta to Wilmington North Carolina via Georgia Railroad and Atlantic Coast Line. Leaves Atlanta at 7:45 p.m. and arrives Wilmington at 12:50 p.m. for through stepping car travel between the two cities.
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Georgia Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlanta
Wilmington
N. C
Wash dresses on sale at 98c for girls ages 6 to 14
Good sturdy yet attractive wash dresses formerly priced up to 3.50 are today offered at 98 cents. Made of gingham chambray and galatea they are ideal school dresses for 6 to 14 year olds.
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Miss Parker
Ivan Allen
Glarborne
Knoxville
E. E. Norris
Barth School of Music
Miss Dorothy High
Elliott Johnson
Georgian Terrace
Wallace Daniel
Elkin
M. P. Cooledgs
Frederick Pond
J. Brockaday
J. H .Mecessin
Dowdell Brown
Lester Elsermann
Carlsen
B W. Torrance
J. Merriam
DH. Howell
New York
Behan
W Ct Hill
Rosalie Mayer
Rs.” Wessels
W. IL Barnwell
BE. D Clarkson
HE. H Usodhart
GD. Ayer
Marshall McKenzie
J. Gilder
Beaumont Davison
Ivan
Allen Mrv
EB. & Norris
Lindsay Mopkins
P. D Gold
New
York
Eugene Bribux
PHI Kappa Sigmas
Chicago
Fairbank Saran
FR. J. BH. ‘Deloach
M’duffie
Wilmington, N.C
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Southern Railway
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