Johnson Blount Marriage Pretty Event of Monday
The wedding of Miss Lula Johnson and Mr Joseph G Blount took place yesterday afternoon at All Saints Bis sopal church. The ceremony was performed by Rev W W Memiminger with a floral chancel and bridesmaids in blue serge. The couple left for a Florida honeymoon and will reside with the groom’s parents on Pleldmont avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Johnson
Joseph G Blount
All Saints Bissopal
Chancel
Ferns
Jaura Haygood Cole
Mies Jim Claude Farmer
Misa Ruth
Reid
John L. Hopkins
Hlounts
Lehman Phelan
Charles Carter
W W Memiminger
Rusaell Johnson
Ernest Duncan
Elliott Cheatham
Washington, DC
Blount
Florida
Piledmont Avenue
Dinner Party and City Social Events at Ansley Park
Dr Thornwell Jacobs hosts a birthday dinner at his Ansley Park home with an invited group of literary contributors including Harry Harman Rovert Loveman Meador Charles Hubner William Aurd Hillyer Melton Borglum and others. The notice lists lectures, dances, rehearsals and society gatherings across Atlanta from Westminster Social Club to Druid Hills events and a Valentine party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornwell Jacobs
Ansley Park
Harry Harman
Rovert Loveman Meador
Charles Hubner
Wiliam Aurd Hillyer
Melton
Peat Skin Peel Promises Soft New Complexion
An advertised facial treatment touts removing blotchy rough or chapped skin by applying a wax to the face like cold cream and washing off daily. The ad claims the wax draws out defective skin and unblocks pores, creating a youthful glow with a rinse using warm water.
Banquet and Society Notices From Local Fall Event
Members of the chapter served punch during the evening as Miss Tommy Erdue and Cary Callaway led the grand march. Mary Butt Griffith chaired the entertainment committee with a long list of United Daughters of the Confederacy officers assisting. The Agega class of West End Baptist church hosted forty guests at a Masonic Temple banquet with a daffodil table. a debate weighed military tactics of suffragettes with an affirmative win and several guest solos were performed by Bert Johnson and WW Worrell. Notables present included Professor Guy Moore and Altar Colcord, plus many named attendees in attendance and onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punch
Tommy Erdue
Cary Callaway
Misa Mary Butt Griffith
Entertainment Committed
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
T T Stevens
John A. Perdue
Coleman Mien
Frances Connally
B. Price-Smith
Willem C “King
Thomas Peters
Akers
A. M. Jones
Delton Mitchell
James Bedell
Dire
Ga ‘Weddell
Lotie Belle Wiley
T. Mathews
James Jackson
E Warner
Alice Baxter Sire
Wiser
William McCarthy
RG Stepheny
Mobley
Blackburn
West End Baptist Church
Masonic Temble
Eushing
Watkins
Frank Ly Wesley
KR T Booker
5S G Irwin
Devant McElween
Mise
Laura Binns
Saran
Colcord
Catharina Whitehead
Seble
Swint
Nellie Sheffiela
Wko
Purser
Muriel Mul Neaux
Anne Laurie
Fidiey
Ruby Chapman
Hilen Woams
Laura Cooper
Mra
Poraer
Resolutions for City Federation Meeting
The resolution committee of the Atlanta City Federation of Women’s clubs requests that all resolutions for the February 17 meeting be sent to the chairman by February 15 for committee review. The aim is to prevent last minute, hastily written resolutions and ensure carefully worded documents typed for press and records. The chairman names several committee members and urges compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta City Federation of Women
Jeter
Htig
Thia
Nemssary
William Percy
Qamen Jackson
Charles Vaden
Ottley
Sarah Jones
Nellie Petern Black
A P Coles
Social items brief from the Macon scene
Miss Anita Rivers of New York left for home after a visit to Miss Gosephine Mobily. Mrs Johnston of Macon and Mrs Gray shared tea with Mrs A B Simp bag’s relatives. Various locals, including Paul Dunham, Byck, and Habrard, are noted in travel and visits with social engagements. Harriet McDaniel will arrive today from Knoxville for the Valentine ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex W
Anita Rivers
New York
Gosephine
Byck
Morda
Frank PF Habrard
Americus
Joseph Bo McCrary
Ponce de Teon
Harriet McDaniel
Knoxville
Standard Club Black and White Ball Debuts Elegant Evening
The Standard Club entertained guests at a Black and White Ball with two hundred attendees. Ladies wore striking black and white costumes ranging from beautiful to grotesque as the club house featured plants and flowers and a refined dinner highlighted the night. A lean year ball on the 29th is planned as another elaborate event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Club
Celal
Federation Opens Meeting on Vocational Training
The federation calls an open meeting in the chamber of commerce Thursday morning to discuss vocational training. Invited are Mayor Woodward, city council, Rotary and Mens clubs, educational authorities, and civic groups led by Mrs. Spencer Atkinson. The aim is free floor discussion by speakers who have studied the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tthe Chamber of Commerce
City Federation of Womens Clubs
Mra Spencer
Ested
Spencer Atkinson
Plonelines
Pioneer Women Celebrate Valentine Party at Piedmont Hotel
The Pioneer Women's society held a lively Valentine party with Old Guard guests and patriotic society leaders attending. The evening featured a grand march, vocal and dance performances, the postmaster bit with love notes, and a prize for the most popular gentleman awarded to Forrest Adair amid refreshments and social dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Women's Society
Piedmont Hotel
Joseph W Morgan
Madison Beed
von Shason
Joseph Wusthoff
Annie Forsyth
Louie Belle Wyle
Old Guard
Morgen
M M Obrien
Wilford Walters
Marion Berryp
Robert Blackburn
Phomeera
Forrest Adair
Splendid Program Enjoyed By Atlanta Woman's Club
A regular Atlanta Woman's Club meeting featured a Bach talk by Prof Joseph McLean of Agnes Scott College and piano selections by Merrill Hutchingon. Members heard reports from officers and committees, recalls to Mrs McCabe, and tributes from Jarnigan and others. A surprise marriage occurred in Millen, Georgia, as Judge BA Wallace wed Mrs Wallace at home on Masonic Street.
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Westminster Social Club
George Wesdair
7 & Orlock
Georgia Woman Suffrage League
Frances Smith Whiteside
New York
Board of Education
St Lant
South
Elizabeth McCarthy
Justice of Equal Rights
Atlanta
Womans Club
Oflock
J McGovern
Albert T Akers
D R. Bootes
B M Blount
Haynes McFadden
H H McCall
John A. Perdue
Lyman Amaden
Florida
Joseph McLean
Agnes Rcott College
Merrill Rutchingon
McDowel
Henry Ti Scott
Bourne- Jones
Horglum
Spencer Atkinson
Atlanta City Federation of Cluba
Chamber of Commerce
Loveridge
Woma
Millen Ga
Sebruary
J A Lester
BA Wallace
Millen
Masonic Street
Milen
Wallace
Tudee Wallace
Georgia
Jenkins
Bereven
Hamilton Douglas
Mia Boling Jones
Woods White
A P Coles
McCabe
Mia Jarnigan
Atlanta Woman's Club
Harry E Harman
Mira Maybeth Pritchard
Atlanta Womans Club
Miss Saille Mand Janes
Honce
McCane
James Jackson
Mim McCae
Mid-Winter Opera Attracts Hundreds To Atlanta Theater
The Boston Opera company and the Pavlova Ballet Russe present overlapping performances Friday and Saturday, drawing vast advance seat orders from Georgia and neighboring states. The Love of Three Rings stars Zenatello Villon and Mardones. Mile Pavlova dances Spanish numbers. Tamaki Miura sings Madame Butterfly. La Boheme and Coppélia also featured. a new Urbán cine work premieres. a 45-member orchestra requires removing two front rows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantas
Boston Opera Company
Pavlova Ballet Russe
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Atlanta
All Opera
Giovanni Zenatello
Louisa Villon
Graham Mary Jose Mardones
Mile Pavlova
Tamaki Miura
Madame Butterfly
Riccardo Martin
Thomas Chalmers
Mile Pavlova Mafia
Magese Teyte Gaudenzi Mardones
Marcel
Chalmers
Marr
la Boheme
Coppelia Ballet
Mile Pavlons
Joseph Urbvan
Atlenta
Boston
Sedts
State Sanitarium At Milledgeville To Be Inspected
Governor Nat EB Harris announced that the Milledgeville state prison farm will be inspected first by a joint standing committee from the senate and house, followed by a visit to the state sanitarium. The joint panel will review properties in Milledgeville, with current inspections focusing on the prison and farm. Swift & Co. reported beef sales in Atlanta for the week ending February 12 averaging 38 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Senate
House
Nat EB Hacra
General Assembly
Swift & Co
Atlanta
Natural Curly Look Made Easy With Silmerine Method
A historic note describes a method to render straight hair naturally curly using silmerine. The process promises soft glossy waves lasting weeks with harmless application. It emphasizes avoiding artificial curl and suggests purchasing the product at a drug store for home use.
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Johnson-Blount
Stonehenge
Samuel Venable
Druid Hilla
Guizan Borgium
Carmine DeGlve
Misa
Sarah
Curthew Yorston
Mrutton Borglum
Cobb Bilia
Jarnagin Hong
Jarnagin Hong. ‘Miyh Irma Toland R Borglum
City
Venable
Claude Peyton
Sylvester Ca
Ruth Chambers
Dr Memminger
Enoch Arden
John M Slaton
Mre
Alex C King
Peachtree Street
J T Bradley
Carrollton
Ter
Marie
George Crossley
LaGrange
J R Englund
Husbanda
Seventh Ward
FC Ries
Lawson Street
Graham
New Orleans
Myra Burenc
Mitchell Mes Ranges Whiteside
Elizabeth MaCarty
F C Rice
C P Stough
Fo OH Naedele
G@ G
Colmer
Young Ladies Sodality of the Sacred Heart Church
Knights of Columbus
Pine Street
Sodality
W A Hodgman
Bridge
Columbia Avenue
Hernandes Baer
New Yor
Grayson Hildt
Woa Hodeman Sr
Saratoga Springs ,Oy
Drama League
Emma Garrett Boyd
Lord Dunsan
Boyd
Sawsnea
Vassar
Guernsey
Sheppard W Foster
Capital City Club
George T Guernsey
Independence
Kan
John M Graham
Marietta
John of
Slaton
P H. Mell
Howard H McCall
Bates Block
Spencer R Atkinson
P Brooks
Forsyth
Foster
Macon
Charles Holt
Druid Hillis Golf Club
Mra Irving Thomon
Ladies of
Neville
Charles Neville
Savannah
Alonzo Richardson
College Park
George Forrester
Juscheon
Capital City
Coley Brown
Whs Hamilton
Valentine
Waere
Young Ladies Auxiliary
Ansley Hotel
Jessie Mac Oeal
Julia Jackson Chapter
Children of the Confederacy
Axoewa
Eap
Ingcan
Calomat Does
Eour Anilk
Lndies
Piedmont W. C. T. U
Piedmont
Woc
T WU
Henry H Tucker
M. EH Richardson
MH Qail- Hall
Willard
Rene Brien
Henarix
Pew
Jonn C
Circle No 6 of
All Saints Church
Karry Johnson
Kitty Elis
JC Hart
Joseph Wendel
T J Hightower Jr
Joseph Cundell
Broney
J & Matukweon
Alvin Schoon
Harry Jehreon
JD Smith
J B Hookady
Georges Wilkins
EH Shaw
John Byington
Jameo Bedell
Albert Dunn
Wow Young
Hate Leake Misa
Kate Ludwie
Waddell
Houston Johnston
Tom Weaver
Robert Mactic
WB Chipley
RW Flint
Walter Dodding
Sherwood Higee
John Dillon
E'S Edney
Cornelia Ouburn
Robert Pringle
JR. McDonald
Frank Candell
William ” Arcasad
Carrington
Boling Jones
Georgie Adams Carrinston
Oe Mir
Simp Bag
Acer
Paul Dunham
Cuba
CEE Fair Bank Soscarr
Federation
Atlanta Woman’s Club
James Kirkland
Walter Ballard
Grippe
Birmingham
Williams Russell
Stovall
Fodar
Stovall, Ga
Cat Hardy
William Adair Martin
New York City
Martha Wideman Thomas
M. Yeates
Toccoa
Lydia Bell Kushnie
Dennison, Iowa
Charles Hemsen
Prank Coker
Nannette Payne
Springfield
Ohio
Margaret Hallman
Mass Bessia Levy
Newark
Lester-Wallace
Ote
Lizie Reneel
Resinol
Baltimore
Alamo NO. 2
Closed
Doors
Marie Empress
Stocy
Vick
Lane
Miss van Nice
Dennison Vig Co
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