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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1921

Page

11

Notable Federation Meeting Unites Atlanta Church Groups

A meeting led by the Trinity Auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary Society formed a federation of law service departments across 7th and south Atlanta districts. Officers elected include Mrs E P Burns as chairwoman and Mrs Walter McElreath as county chairman. Churches represented included Grace, St Marks, First Church, Park Street and Trinity. A quiet ceremony solemnized the marriage of Mayme Jeanette Stephens and James Alton Whitehead.

Social Service Federation Trin- 2 Woman's Misiary Society M. BE. Church Uth Euly Law Service South Atlanta A. A. Braswell E Trinity Auxiliary Bill E. P. Burns Boe Grace St. Marks Grant Rk Hapeville Mt. View Trinity Jul¢ Hills St. Paul Park Street

Smith–Brown wedding at College Park home

On February 12 an afternoon wedding was held at the bride’s parents home in College Park with Rev Leater A Brown officiating. Miss Ethel Brown was given in marriage by her father H C Smith as she wore blue charmeuse with roses for a corsage and entered to Lohengrin. Attendants included Mrs James Walden Corry and best man J W Moseley. The couple will reside at 300 Washington Street.

Iebra iMr Henry C. Smith Col‘lege Park Leater A. Brown Ethel -Brown H. C. Smith James Walden Corry J. W. Moseley Whitehead Wash Ington Street

Alliance Francaise to feature Touraine castles talk

Madame Siiefer and Mademoiselle Groleau lead a lecture on Touraine and its famous castles Ambroise Chambais Plessis and les Tours. They describe origins and history in a two program evening at Carnegie Library Assembly Hall Thursday at 3 10 o'clock.

Alliance Francaise Touraine Madame Siifer Madamoiselle Groleau Ambroise Chambais Plessis Les Tours Angembly Carnegie Nes

Jonesboro PTA to Sponsor Friday Evening Recital

The entertainment committee of the Jonesboro Parent-Teachers Association will sponsor a recital at the school auditorium on Friday evening. Two Atlanta artists, Mrs Susie Bowden Johnson a dramatic soprano and Mrs Ruby James Slaton a pianist, will perform. A sale of home made candies will be conducted by high school girls during the evening.

Jonesboro Parent-Teachers’ Association Atlanta Susie Bowden Johnson Ruby James Slaton Eaeh Ae

Bond Issue Q and A Answers for Atlanta Women

The article records questions and answers about the proposed bond issue guided by Mrs. Samuel Lumpkin city hall head. It covers taxpayers compensation for bond commissioners tax impact on quarter percent age age verification and registration rules. It clarifies that the bond is a civic enterprise not political and aims to improve the city and safety.

Samuel Limbkin Women’s Campaign Atlanta Samuel Lumpkin Spring Street Terminal Station

National Parent Teacher Chief to Be Entertained in Atlanta

Mrs. Milton P. Higgins of Worcester Massachusetts, head of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher associations, will visit Atlanta Thursday to Sunday as part of a southern tour. In Atlanta she meets the Georgia Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher associations and attends an Ansley Hotel luncheon hosted by Mrs. John W. Rowlett. A Saturday program features a mass meeting at the Baptist Tabernacle with state officials, followed by a reception at 172 Forrest Avenue hosted by Mrs. L. Van Staveren.

Milton P. Higgins Worcester Mass National Congress Atlanta Thrusdley Georgia Higgins Macon Parent- Teacher Associations Charles Hitcun Baxter Street Parent- Teacher Association Athens N. BH. A Atlantic City Georgia Congress of Mothers Ansley Hotel Pine Room Ansley The Georgia Association John W. Rowlett Hirama Baptist Tabernacle Luckle Street Walcome Brittain Ham Fifth District J. ©. . Holmes Charles Hilbun M.5. Judd W. OL. Phillips J. 3. Bearden Clifford Walker Bruce Carr Jones Charles P. Ozburr State Association Rs. P. H J. E. Andrews Americanization Department J Halsey Thompson Better Films Ada Colvin Children’s Books Charles Goodman Ruble’ Busha W. A. Maddox W. F. Clark cacher _associations Candler" Hargatt W. Heery J. T. Wilkins Harry AR. Greer Ways and Means W. A. Brangon Smyrah P.‘T. Association W. I. Aris L. van Stavoren Z. ¥. Peterson John W. Rowtsatt

Today’s Calendar Highlights Local Social Events

A busy social page notes a Valentine ball at Tatt Hall, bridge teas and luncheons hosted by Mrs. Robert Han, Mrs. Pugens Henderson of Nashville, and Miss Lois McIntyre’s bride-elect party. Miss Renna Surdette and Lawrence Alvin McKinley wed at the bride’s West Peachtree home. Eliza Reltz and J Emmett Baird plan a 4 pm ceremony at the bride’s Durdevas residence. Mrs. Hugh Trotti hosts a bridge event this afternoon, Mrs. C. W. Martin hosts a bridge tea for visiting Mrs. L. M. Humphries, and Miss Mary Huff Ragsdale is fêted as a bride-elect at a tea by Mrs. J. B. Suttle and Mrs. R. C. Upchurch at the Atlanta Woman’s Club. The Yaarab Temple’s third formal dance will be held at the Druid Hills Golf Club tonight.

Ararat Valentine Ball Tatt Hall Navening Robert Han Bridge Hast Lake Pugens- Henderson Nashville Enn John Scott Bridge-Lucheon Bee ‘Tux Lois McIntyre Renna Surdette Lawrence Alvin McKinley West Peacatrae Stret C. W. Martin

Local reception committee forms under chairwoman

Mrs J Bayndrews chairs a reception committee at Bicty meeting setting. Others named include Mra Candler Hargett Pro Tam eth place of meeting Aire Aries P Ozburn and Mrs W Fy Clark with roles listed.

J. Bayndrews Bicity Mra Candler Hargett Tam Eth Aire Aries P, Ozburn W. Fy Clark

Notable Social Busy in Myr Town Guests

Mrs. dona es Berduc and Mr. richardson of Texas visit relatives in Myr. Mrs. Ralph H. Doe Bruler hosts a theater party at the Howard theater for guest Mrs. W. Murrah of Macon. Shriners patrol dine at Ansley hotel. Lions club lunch at the same hotel. Prescott Hawkins Arnold travel to Florida. Thomas Harris returns from Philadelphia after Tile and Metal Dealers meeting. Mrs. Eathar Brown of Blacksburg visits brother Theodore Brown at 145 West Baker. Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson spend time in town.

Ralph H. Doe’ Bruler The Howard W. &, Murrah Macon William R. Prescott Frank Hawkins Lowry Arnold Florida Thomas C. Harris Philadelphia Tile and Metal Dealers Association Eathar Brown Blacks‘burg 8. C Theodore Brown West Baker Street

Estes Relative Visit Spanning Gainesville to Atlanta

Charles T. Estes spent yesterday traveling through Atlanta en route from San Francisco and the Pacific coast. He has been visiting his parents Mr and Mrs George P Estes and his sister Miss Helena Estes in Gainesville for the past week.

Atlanta San Francisco Cal Pacific Coast Hig George P. Estes Helena Estes Gainesville Cap

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