Valentine Ball at Piedmont Driving Club Featured Postmistresses
Postmistresses Mimet Alon Orme Harriett Calhoun Sarah Rawson and Emily Winship named to serve as postmistress attendants for the Valentine Ball at Piedmont Driving Club set for next Tuesday evening in Atlanta. Committee heads Mrs Denes H Nupnaily Mrs Cerrol Payne Mrs George Waters Mrs Rumell Thornton and others plan green and red decorations roses and hearts with a fancy dinner to follow and a special Valentine exchange encouraged for all guests. Industrial Day at the club highlights welfare talks by Mrs Hamilton Douglas and Mrs Frank L Woodruff focusing on wages living conditions and the need for a better inspectorate. attendance noted among visiting residents and locals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimet
Alon Orme
Harriett Calhoun
Sarah Rawson
Emily Winship
Watermtina
Piedmont Driving Club
Atlanta
Denes H. Nupnaily
Cerrol! Payne
George €. Waters
Rumell Thornton
Andrew Calhoun
New York
Hamilton Douglas
Paradise
Douglas
Worden
Frank L. Woodruff
Joyner
Playera
Players’ Club
Frank
Ellis
Dt lx
Society Notes From Atlanta Gather Eight O Century Events
A round of social events fills the page with names like Mrs Wittate Lawcon Peel and Captain Barnes. The Piney era club hosts a November-organized gathering, with a large reception committee and menus at a Presbyterian church restaurant. Married announcements include Miss Metrose Charles with James R. Jackson and Miss Elizabeth Weaver with Alexander Redolph Eley. A program on Enoch Arden features Merrill Hutchinson. Harbour hosts bridge, and Miss Suzanne Spalding leads a Piedmont Driving Club dinner with daffodils and dancing. The Nine O’Clock German Club plans a Piedmont Draining Club event, and Players’ Club hosts a post-performance supper as it seeks a charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Npt
Wittate Lawcon Peel
Thornton Marye
Mare. W
Farnigen
Colonst
Mit Baw
Captain Barnes
Walter Brearnes
W. A Gumaghess
Henry M. Bankbee
Freak Hutt
Bartcour ‘Thompson i
Samuel
Loman
Robert
Lowry
William H. Ki- Burenia Brown
Jemea W. C
John W. Grant
John W. Grant, Me. and Mee
Mitton Dargan
Mr. and
Sare
C. Peters
Spalding
Suzanne Spalding
Piedmont
Wright
Miss Spalding
Ami
Palo Gue
Local society notes and group meetings fill page
A stream of community notices lists organizations and individuals in Atlanta. Rehearsals for The Rivals at the Grand Opera House are mentioned with costumes arriving from New York. Dozens of meetings for clubs, libraries, and missionary societies are scheduled around Carnegie Library and local homes with dates and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sccure
Mira
P. BS. Arkwright
Bvy
Boys’ Club
Opera
Light
Frank S
Ells
Opeta
New York
Pattom
Florence’ Crittestah
Carnegie Mbrary
General Board
Woman's Missionary Societies
Inwan Park
Nectal
Ofairs
W. A
Mashpura
Euclid Avenue
Inman Park
John J. Brocka
Hurt Strest
S$ O'Clock
The Bljon Presents Runaway Girly Vaudeville Extravaganza
The Bljon theater opens a vaudeville program titled Runaway Girly featuring more than a half dozen numbers. Manager Clark enlists clever acts, with Miss Cecil Spooner headlining a two week Lyric engagement and a cast of about 50. The program promises novelty, strong climaxes, and favorable early audience reaction. The lineup includes The Rivals and other acts at Grand and Tyr events, plus Max Figman starring in The Substitute with Beulah M. Dix and Evelyn Greenleaf authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bljon
Clark Hen
Actate
Cecil Spooner
Spooner
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Valentine Ball
Beneft
Mire
Wootraf
Letty
EB. B. Smith
Journal of Labor
W.C. A
George B. Linman
Preta
St Ther Boys’ Club
Mra. Qeem Hisaa
Detta Alphas
Royal Guards
First Christian Church
Emmersainment Committee
Welch
Hunter
Chopin
Biopharm
David Bispham
Cable Concert Hall
Fourth National Bank
Dadies
Snerbet
Munefeld
Mite
Charles Walker
W. L. Lingle
W. A. Moore
F. GC. Austell
Dr. Earnest
Enoch Arden
Love
Tennyson
Kmech Arden
Mias Woodberry
Assembly Hall
Merrill Hutchmean
Merrill Hutchinson
Idre
Afred Harbour
Bridge
Mrs. Cage
Walter Parker
West End
Alva Cage
Mint Abbey
Misa Bellicantey
Carrie ‘Yavier
Vera Jewell
Marie Maier
Mary Dove
Ida Kewell
Aileen Pirtle
Margaret Wiliams
Mary Lee Heingen
Esa
Thatmour
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall Street
Atlanta Cieie
Chris Toland Mizaion
Proloeck
Young Ladies’ Auxiliary
Presbyterian Hospital
Hanpital
Temberp
Kee Lowman
Sulahoras
Lola Parhont
Curabert
Neal McGuire
Conway
M. J. Plekiin
Weat Point
Peter Clarke
Dayenter
A. B. Christopher
Misa Hannnah Murphy
Yesternsy
New
George Collins
Providence
Haverty
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Bore
Cart Howell
George Dexter
C. W. Certington
Minorsters
St. W- Conway
T. H. Williams
Ponce de Leon Avenue
W. OH. Brickland
Joseph Newsome
Davisboro
John Effard
Baltimore
Charlen A. Wood
Hampton Terrace
Augusta
W. T. Barnes
Margaret Baynes
Robert Lo Barnes
Jennie Loerr
Honor Et
Mise Dole
Strangor
Mise Drummond
Ladies’ Memoral Association
Carnegie Library
Helen Morris
Mis. Newcomb
Misa Lorette Newcom
Meson
Jan Doonan
Jobo B. Imonen
Gounane
Edward Hobert Butler
Bre. A. 4
Robinson
H. C. White
Athens
Han
Roberts
Roberts Fs
Philadelphia
Athens Woman's
Cub
Nira
Milton Dargan
Valentine
Ctoriss A. Wooa
Clarke
Luzianne Coffee
New Orleans, U. S. A
Jasor Colles
George Ade
Tyre
Sherigan
Joseph Jefferson
Playare Club
Tch
Lady Wintemere
Atlanta Theatergpéra
Grand Hox
Max Figman
Beulah M. Dix
Evelyn Greefe Af Sutherland
Mares Lamb
Richard Care
Hizmelf
Fran Mir Carle
Bistelot
Keely
Zyegier
Keely-Ziegler
Liegter
Atlanta Show Case Co
Kodaks
KODAK
Walker
Whitehall St
Bramwen
LM. White Proprietors
Saybody
BOR Spota
O. Aplata
Cail
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wonsble Beles
Morrow Transfer and Storage Co
Waia
Hicks’ Capuchines
Plessent Ty Lake
Denechaud
Anew Orleans
Justin Denechaud
Wanasee
Denechaud Howl
New Orleans
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