Miss May Atkinson Hosts Bright Tea Event
Miss May Atkinson hosted a Monday tea gathering for about fifty guests including young ladies and married women. Guests included Mrs Samuel Slicer and Mrs Umar Rueker of Athens. tea was poured by Mrs Albert Howell and Mrs Jesse Draper amid spring colors and finery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Atkinson
Samuel Slicer
Miss Atkinson
Mrs.Atkinson
Slicer
Uamar Ruéker
Athens
Albert Howell
Jesse
Draper
Afternoon Reception for Mrs Stone at Home
Mrs. Fred Stone hosted a reception yesterday afternoon at her home for her mother Mrs H C Stone of Michigan. The rooms were decorated with plants and baskets of pink roses. A centerpiece of eleven baskets of roses graced the dining room tea table, with pink and white details throughout. Mrs Stone wore a yellow satin gown draped with turquoise net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stone
H.,c. Stone
Michigan
Btone
Brownstone Brownatone Hair Tint Promoted in Ad
An advertisement touts Brownatone hair tinting as seamless, undetectable and harmless. It claims instant color from golden to black, sold by Kenton Pharme rs Co and available through druggists with samples for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresser
Kenton Pharpeers Co
Pike St
Covington
Atlanta
Jacobs' Pharmacies
Important Meeting Promises Suffrage Musical Events
A series of society notices outlines a Pan-Hellenic called meeting at the University club Wednesday at 10 AM. A suffrage musical is planned for Tuesday evening at Mrs H C Buchholz residence with Miss Buchanan and Mr Browne among performers. Others include a luncheon for Mrs Holt, an oyster roast at Green Gables in Druid Hills, and a pupil recital at Baraca hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Buchholz
Fence de Leon Avenue
Louise Buchanan
Louise Dorough
Eddison Browne
Jank Sweet
Leonard J. Grossman
Rome
New York
Albert L. Dunn
Green Gables
Druid Hills
Verna Ruth Hanris
Nellie Dean Mann
Baraca Hall
Baptist Tabernacle
Claud Prederick
Laura Wyatt
Louise Hill
Macon
Guy Ayers
R. §. Hall
Ocala
Informal dances and social notices color afternoon program
A regular meeting this afternoon at Philothea Ball will discuss junior department memory and home work, cradle roll, and a mothers Bible class. An informal dance followed. Mrs. Beaumont Davison hosted a 30-guest party with guests from Knoxville, New York, and local hosts, featuring palm and jonquil decorations, 11 o clock refreshments, and varied gowns. Pages for the D A R convention are named for the event. Mrs. Thomas I Lynch hosts tea for Misses Helen and Clare Foy with several helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont Davison
Claiborne
Knoxville
E. Norris
P. D. Gold
New York
Lindsey Hopkins
Thomas
Lynch
Helen and
Clare Foy
Pennsylvania
Samuel H. Galloway
Katherine Coleman
EB. J. Coleman
Welle Iyneh
T. J. Bloomfield
Grace Lodge 611 Auxiliary Meets This Afternoon at 2:30
Grace Lodge No. 611 Ladies' auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will hold its regular meeting this afternoon at 2:30 in the K of P Hall Kiser building. All members are urged to attend. The Nineteenth Century History class will meet at Mrs. Vassar Woolley's residence Wednesday at 3 o'clock.
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Ways and Means
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Ansley Hotel
Ehures
Grace Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad ‘Rainmen
Kof Ps
Kiser
Vassar
Woolley
Atlanta Drama League
Carnegie Library
Edmond Rostand
Marietta Visitors and Local Social Notes Parade
A crowded social column lists Marietta residents and guests in transit from Albany New York and Boston visiting Atlanta for reunions conferences and family events. Names include Miss Jennie Mobley Adolph Gortatowsky and Mrs. Lathrop amid plans for trips to New York Washington and California with dances dinners and hotel stays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Florida
James Champion
Jennie Mobley
New York
Josey
St. Auugusting
Howard Street
Brown
Dolores Gill
Albany
Atlanta Women On Opera Guarantee List
Three women listed as guarantors for Atlanta grand opera include Mrs. A. W. Calhoun, Mrs. I. Sage, and Mrs. Kate Hillyer Connerati. Calhoun calls grand opera a civic benefit and key to musical life in the South. Sage praises Atlanta’s spirit to support opera. Connerati notes local civic pride and the home as the source of musical love. Sage envisions Georgia producing more musical artists. Connerati, wintering in Savannah, plans to return for Opera Week.
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Atlanta
I. ¥ Sige
Kdie Hillyer Connerati
Calhoun
South
Sage
Georgia
Kate Hillyer Connenat
Savannah
Musico
Large Georgia D A R convention to be held at Hotel Ansley
The seventeenth state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Georgia will be one of the largest and most important in society history. The Joseph Habersham chapter hosts the event with a full Atlanta leadership slate and meetings at the ballroom of the Hotel Ansley. Delegates have begun arriving, credential committee meets this afternoon, and a reception is planned this evening at 6 by Mrs. John Marshall Slaton at the executive mansion for delegates and chapter members. A special election is set for February 20 in Jesup to fill a vacancy on the board of aldermen following Captain H W Whaley’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Wardwell
Jenkins
Wardwell
Tech Glee Club
Lillian Donnell
Georgian Daughters of the American Revolution
Ansley
Joseph Habersham
John A. Perdue
W. L. Peel
John Marshall Slaton
Atlanta
Jesup
Waycross
Spe
Cial
H. W. Whaley
Board of Alder Men of
Dr Iprea to Address Ad Men's Luncheon in Atlanta
Dr Iprea will discuss modern surgery and organ transplantation at the Atlanta Ad Men's Club luncheon at the Winecoff Hotel next Thursday at 1 PM. Dr Floyd McRea, a renowned southern surgeon, will speak on Some Feats of Modern Surgery, with emphasis on recent global surgical advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Ad Men’s Club
Winecoff Hotel
Floyd McRea
South
Igor
McRea
Julian V. Boehm
Atlanta
J. Atchison
Southern Bell Telephone Company
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Menuine
Tampa
Fla
Southern Railway
E. ©. Stone
University Club
Patterson
Jacob Patterson
West Peachtree Street
Charles C. Holt
Sheppard W. Foster
Killarney
Holt
As. M. High
John
William Marion Camp
Parent-Teacher Association
Tenth Street
Laura Smith
Atlanta Graded Union
Atlanta Graded Union of Sunday School Teachers
John E. White
St the
Miss Dixie
Atlanta Milling ‘Co
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Tommie Perdue
Marion Perdue
Marguerite ‘Pratt
Gladys . Hardin
Maney Lee Hardin
Juliette Due
Alex W. Smith
Committee No. 7
St. Luke's
Ei. E. Norris
John Hightower
Sirs. Bean
George Nicolson
Ivan Allen
Herren
Sally Eugenia Brown
Elizabeth Herren
F Pittsbore
Miss Brown
R. S. Hall
Guy’ Ayer
John R. Bilis
Russell Bridges
Capital City Club
Ayer
Bridge
Missyeah
Washington Street
Robert Blackburn
Church of the Holy Comforter
R. M. Randall
Polnce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church
A. H. Gordon
Piedmont Avente
B.C. Almand
Mollie Baker
FH. Stokely
Ey Thrash
Annie Turner
H. ¥. Walker
J. W. Will
W. Hy Wiggs
BE. V. West
Paul Dixon
Charlotte
7Th Carolina
Ase
George Yundt
Brunswick
George McKenzie
Freddie J. Paxson
Bermudas
C.jp. Monroe
Buena Vista
Jennetter Langley
J. R. Hardin
DAR
Walter Curtis
Columbs
B. B. Lowe
Amar Rucker
Nellie Petersevick
Cora McCord Brown
Frances Connally
Blanche Chapman
Quitman
L. F. Carter
Perry
Alva Kiser
Inman Park
Brookline
Mass
Jra
Hugh Inman
Ruth Hult
Mary Murphey
Miasg
Susie
Blackmar
Columbus
K. Dick
Washington
Congressman
Tribble
Callie Hoke
Smith
Wes
G. K. Prior
Martinique
Lyons
Tattle Creek
Mich
Dire
Irving Thomas
Philadelphia
Baltimore
J. B. McCrary
Americas
Frank Harrold
Jacke Sullivan
East Lake
Kimball House
Misa Elizabeth Ramey
Edna Riley
W. B. Crouch
George Crouch
Cartersville
William_ Crouch
Crouch
Jis
California
William Wilkins
Beattie, Wash
Wilkins
Greenville
Oir
J. B. Hockaday
John Martin
City
Stewart McGinty
Sidney Eamonds
William H. Felton, Jr
John D. Little
R. B. Ridley
Peachtree Istreet
The
Hotel Gotham
Wetherbee& Wood
Fifth Ave
Fifth St
New York City
W H.S. Pogue CO
Cincinnati
Hotel Piedmont
DR. Iprea
Swift & Company
Make-It-Right
Rountree
Whitehall Street
Kaye
Broadway
Mtr
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