Valentine Tea at St Elizabeth Guild Home
Society page notes a Thursday Valentine tea to be hosted by the St Elizabeth guild of St Luke's church at Mrs A Osburn 297 Ponce de Leon Ave. Friends invited. Also mentions Settle Montgomery marriage plans and a Mardi Gras Novelty Fete by Daughters of the American Revolution with auctions and luncheon pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
A. Osburn
Ponce de Leon Avenue
St. Elizabeth Guild
St. Luke's Church
Settle Montgomery
J. M. Settle
Holly
Hill
Fla
Brances Faye
William Montgomery
Montgomery
Wesley Memorie Church
Atlanta
Gay
Joseph Haberstram
Sby
Albert Howell
GD. Co
Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman's Club
L. C. Matthews
East Merritts Avenue
the Immaculate Conception
Third National Bank
Charles ‘W. Crankshaw
Catholic: of the City
Friends of the Academy
Novelty Dance at Imperial Hotel Crowned by Cup Win
The February 16 novelty dance at the Imperial hotel drew about 100 couples. The best one-stepper won a silver loving cup awarded to Mr. Learand Graves, secretary of the Verclib. Judges were Miss Lucille Goodrich, Newton Thomas, and J. H Hill, with Robert J. Emory supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Hotel
Learand Graves
Ver Clib
Lucille “Goodrich
Newton Thomas
J. H Hill
Scholarships Offered To Georgia Girls
Georgia women may win four college scholarships in the state. Agnes Scott College offers 75 dollars, Newcombe College provides 30 dollars, Barnard College offers 200 dollars, and Goucher College grants 150 dollars. The Pulitzer residence scholarship worth 606 dollars may also be awarded to Barnard. Applications should reach Miss Rhoda Kaufman, 301 Washington street, Atlanta, as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Southern Association’ of College Women
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Mewcombe College
Woman's Department
Tulane University
New Orleans
Barnard College
Woman's Department of
Columbia University
New York City
Goucher ‘College
Woman’s College of Baltimore
Baltimore
Rhoda Kaufman
Washington Street
Atlanta
Georgia Day program and local wedding notices
A Georgia Day program is planned by Mrs Frantes Smith Whiteside and Mrs Eugene Mitchell with talks by Katherine Wooten Professor Derry and others at the chamber of commerce. Nix Johns eloped to the probate office in Eufayla Alabama and will live in Clayton with Mr Johns, a laborer. bride is daughter of James Hix, Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salo
Thomas C. Seidel
St. Philip’s Episcopal Cathedral
Tours
The
Savoy
Sidney Cooper
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Mayme McPhail
Oratory
Cable Hall
Women's Missionary Societies
M._E. church
South
Atlanta
Decatur Methodist Church
North Georgia Conference
Augusta
Miss Smith
Tenth Street
Laura’ Smith
Athens
Belle Gottechelli
Hugh J. Hodgson
Hodgson
Fria
Iss Gottschalk
Germany
America
Europe
Russia
Zead Miss Gottschalk
New Jersey
Georgia
Georgia, Woman’s Suffrage League
Frantes Smith ‘Whiteside
Atlante Woman's Suffrage League
Eugene Mitchell
Chamber of ‘Commercee
Katherine Wooten
Derry
Harry Settlers
State of
Erry
United States
Jerome Jones
Lucian Lamar Knight
Eufayla
Ala
j—Grady
Johns
Alice Nix
Clayton
Mr. Johns
James
College Notes Report Spring Term Start
Semi annuals are over and the spring term has begun. Domestic science demonstrations on care of the dining room and refrigerator were led by Esther Rabb and Annie Maude Bureh. The senior groups hosted the last dollar dinner with Allene Parks as host and Olivia Gomer as hostess. Edna Lord Murphy, director of domestic science, visited Bainbridge to speak under the Woman's club auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rabb
Annie Maude Bureh
Allene Parks
Olivia Gomer
Edna Lord Murphy
Bainbridge
Woman's Club
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William
Lawson Peel
J. E. Hays
Howard McCall _svill
Lamehe
J. B. "Hays
Montezuma
Georgia Federation
Women's Clubs
Hays
Daughters of the American Revolution
McCall
MM R Tait
Macon
T. C
Pitzpatrick
Irs
Duncan Brown
W. C. Selden
Lamar
al- Quitman
Ith
Kin ‘Grahar Nrletta
Richard Spencer
Columbus
Wiss Lilien Tidwell
Harry M. Morgan
Major
Joseph H. Morgan
Misa
Mary
EB. Morgan
John D. Morgan
Harry *M. Morgan
Witliam Madison Free Tan
Hill Street
H. JL. Hayman
Thelma Freeman
Freeman
Bohemia
Uiquization
Piedmont Hotel
All Saints’church
Wvill
Richard Harding Davis
Helen Stewart
K. McGovern
Paschal B. Hopkins
Lakewood Heights
Lakewood Terrace
Clarissa Allen
H.C. Buchanan
WW. J. Grogan
Lumpkin
W.L. Featherston
C. C. Bumpin
H.C. Burges
M. L. Stansbery
W. ‘R. Barksdale
J. 1
Robinson
Edwin
Bridge
Inman Park
C. D. Davis
Harry W. Young
John &. Byington
T. Crawford
F. ‘Mullen
Gertrude Brandon
BG Caliom
J. Or. . Rowlason
Newnan
Gharies Underwood
Sewanee
Tenn
Shipley
East Point Matrons
J. Wayne Moore
Ware Avenue
Mattie Couch
Avlor
H. P. Brotherton
Terpsichorean Club
Terpischorean Club
Slwb
Ruth Crusselle
Maud Rollestone
Geraldine Vignalls
Mae McMillan
Lorena Brotherton
Lucille Dunn
Cornelia Nesbit
Florrier Wood
Sue Baker
Marie Oliver
Kathleen Muller
Tomis Perdue
Willie Cummings
Nell Crocket
Hazel Massa
Lillian Downing
Mamie “Morris
Irene Kane
Peachey Henley
Mary Agricola
Mona Goodwyn
Eddie Ede Terrell
Evelyn Arnold
Kathlene Muller
Irfen Hollis
Mimmilo Puruts
Messrs
C.R. Boone
Herman Sook
Willam
J. “Beres
Dobbs & Wey CO
North Pryor Street
Lennox
Royal ‘Scarlet
Lima Bears
Kingan
Piedmont Creamery
Bermuda
Evan Peaches
Pound
Almon
Fresh Gabbage
Pure Sap Mapie. Bot
Dinas
Jemima
Graham, Okg
Gorn
Japan
Ralston
Washington
Rogers Store
Sewing ‘Club
Ruth Nichols
Ruth Morris
Miasannie May Holmes
Ida Lou Hunter
Dorothy, Nichols
Laura Holinfield
Valentine Festival
Decatur Athletic Club
Namias Bowen
Oglethorpe
Bertha’ Jackson, Forsmerty
Tampa
Rita Namias
Br. Edgar Bowen
Lillian Eichelberger
Clara
Wichelberger
Dr. S. Paniello
Jim Graham
H. Brown
Jack Teate
R. Birenfield
Tennessee
Frances Hson
Regenstein
Regenstein’s
Whitehall
Ais
Bowen
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Pinckrey “Cherry
Jackson Street
Miss Kramer
Washington, BC
George Ripley
Nix-Johns
Norfolk
J. M. High
J. M. HI
Madras
Percale
Gingham
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