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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1921

Page

11

Mrs Trotti Hosts Bridge Tea In Decatur Home

Mrs Hugh Trotti entertained at her Sycamore street residence in Decatur yesterday afternoon with a bridge tea. Rooms sparkled in yellow and green jonquils and ferns. Score cards bore jonquils. ices cakes mints and bonbons followed the color motif. Top score and consolation prizes were bridge sets. Guests included Mrs Lawrence Overhart Mrs Lute Hunncut Mrs P H Jeter Miss Nell Candier and Mrs Wilbur Haywood.

Trotti Hugh Trotti Sycamore Street Decatur Lawrence Overhart Lute Hunncut P H. Jeter Nell Candier Wilbur Haywood

Joseph Habersham Chapter Backs City Bond Issue

The Joseph Habersham chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution endorsed a city bond issue at St Mark's church meeting. Vice Regent Mrs Warren White led speeches while Mrs Weel and Mrs Charles ey Byrd spoke. Mrs A M Anderson spoke on The New Atlas urging economic independence for women and joined the advisory board. Poet Scottie McKenzie Frazier read, with Mrs Robertson delivering a current events paper.

Joseph Habersham Daughters of the American St. Mark's Church Warren White Weel Charlesey Byrd A. M. Anderson Gutzyn Porgigm Anderson Scottie McKenzie Frazier Alabama

List of Names Mentioned in Social Notes

James Pittman, Mrs. Boyd Sutton, Mrs. Thurston Hatcher, Mrs. Ar mand Hendee, Mrs. T. A. Campbell, Mrs. George Jones, Mrs. Roy Jones, Mrs. Broughton Brandy, Mrs. Harrington Wilson, Mrs. John Goss, Jr., Mrs. Ed Terrell, Mrs. Curtis Thompson, Mrs. D. D. Lawhorn.

James Pittman Boyd Sutton Thurston Hatcher Armand Hendee T. A. Campbell George Jones Roy Jones Broughton Brandy Harrington Wilson John Goss, Jr Ed Terrell Curtis Thompson D. D. Lawhorn J. W. D. Valentine Valentine J. W. D. Club Elizabeth Lippitt Vivian Barker Martha Erwin Nell Fudge Vanner Fudge Vivian Harris Dixie Leonard Leonora Little Ruth Milikin Mary Annie McGinty Celestia McGinty Thelma Morang Mary Agnes Phillips Elizabeth Reynolds Katherine Reese Ruth Turner Frances Transon Hagel Verney Martha Weeks Clesta Turner Farlinger Myrtha Lack Pattillo McCarless Eloise McLaughlin Lillian Butler Mary Dickey W. C. Bowling W. E. Carnes J. A. Erwin Carlton Krautter Wiliams Franklin Chambers T. H. Thompson C. T. Groom Jack McClain M. L. Clifton Bob Hardy R. Carter Banks C. 3. Durham J. & Matthews W. Robert Bretle H. A. Cowan Erwin Whittenburg G- Hall Gibson B. C. Rice Lews Brannon R. 0. Foard Roy Phillips T. C Huguley C. P B. Peck F. P. Almond Allen EH. Smith Bob Edmond, Jr E. H. Sesskmen D. BR. Culver C. J. Ball W. B. Wender Fred L. Allman J. A. Wilson Tommy Dostier Joe W. Whittenberg Billy Powery William Anthony Green Walter Bauer

Miss Lois McIntyre Honored At Decatur Bridge Luncheon

Miss Lois McIntyre, a pride-elect of Saturday, was honor guest at a bridge luncheon hosted yesterday by Mrs. John Scott of Decatur. The rooms were decorated with jonquils in vases and baskets, and embroidered towers were presented as honors.

Lois McIntyre John Scott Decatur Scott Ross McIntyre John Gates Syracuse Henrietta Davis Louise Harwell Joyce White Frances Dudley Martha Louise Cassels Marie Colcord Sarah Colcord Constance Petry Lawrence Mannfield McAfee Louisa Estes D. I. McIntyre C. Beall D. I McIntyre

Valentines and parties mark social scene in district

A Valentine party hosted by Miss Julia Story drew nineteen guests with a prize for the lucky number and a spring floral table. Birthday observance honored Eli Israil with music by Eli Israil and David Levine, while Mr and Mrs A Tsrail hosted thirty friends for Eli’s ninth birthday. The Tillmans celebrated a silver wedding at their Quitman home on North Court Street with a notable social display.

Julia Story Druid Hills R.N. Pelot, Sr Valentine Eli Israil A. Tsrail David Levine Macon Quitman Charles T. Tillman North Court Street

Fricasse of Fowl With Cucumbers

Nicholas M. Sabatini describes a fricassee of small fowl prepared by frying leg portions in butter, then thickening with flour and white bouillon. Cucumbers are shaped like olives, parboiled, then added to simmering fricassee with parsley and chives. The sauce is enriched with egg yolks and cream.

Nicholas M. Sabatini

Tillmans Celebrate Wedding in Quitman Social Event

Mr. and Mrs. Tillman hosted a reception with family from Atlanta and Monticello Florida. Attendees included Charles Tillman Eliza Tillman and many local friends as the couple, long married in Monticello Florida, are noted for their popularity in Quitman society.

Valentine Quitman

Tony Sare's Marionettes to visit Atlanta theater

The Atlanta arts scene buzzes as Tony Sare presents his Marionettes for six performances at the Atlanta theater the last three days of next week. The show features Rip Van Winkle The Boss and the Dog and Olla Bodrida with puppet actors on a real stage, drawing both children and adults. The Atlanta Music Study Club sponsors the event, highlighting a new cultural sensation first popularized in New York.

Tony Sare Atlanta Atlanta Music Study Club New York Sarg Greenwich Village Broadway Rip van Winkle Rip Thackery Olla Bodrida

Wedding of Patterson and Thompson in Newport Ky

Joseph Frazer Patterson married Iris Thompson at the Presbyterian church in Newport Kentucky on a Tuesday. Only the families attended. the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kerns Thompson of Washington Court House Ohio. After the ceremony the couple planned a wedding trip and residence in Washington Court House.

Jacob W. Paterson Glen Ryman Joseph Frazer Patterson Iris Thompson Washington Court House Ohio Newport Presbyterian Church Thornbury Kerns Thompson Elizabeth de- Wees

Opera in Concert Form Announced for Tuesday at Howard

The Vergt grand opera Rigoletto will be presented in concert form next Tuesday at 11 AM at the Howard theater, the first in a seven part Atlanta Woman's Club series in cooperation with Enrico Leide and the Howard orchestra. Assisting Atlanta artists include Mrs. Grace Lea Brown Townsend and William C. Jones, with a detailed program of readings, explanations, and selected arias and ensembles from Rigoletto featuring members of the Howard ensemble and Solomonoff dancers.

Howard Theater Atlanta Woman's Club Enrico Leide Howard Orchestra Atlanta W C. Jarnigan Labrette Edwin Saavtelie Duke of Mantua Solomonoff William ¢. Jones Mre Grace Lea Brown Townsend Charlies Hoke Howard Davis EE Smith A. W.browning William Jones Charles Chalmers Leslie Hubbard J. T. Hoffman Howard Gilda Grace Lee Brown Townsend Maddalena William Shielda

Listing of Officers and Guests Present

Dowman, Lieutenant and Mrs B Robeson, Miss Carolyn Rowe, Lieutenant W G Gooch and Mrs Jean Hapgood, Mrs K A Gooch, Lillian M Jones, Lieutenant L A Vezina and Miss Elizabeth Carroll, Lieutenant ED F Watson and Miss Lillian Dorsch and Lieutenant D C Watkins.

Howard Theater Party Honors Ex-Service Training Students

The Howard theater management hosted a reception Wednesday evening as a tribute to ex-service men in vocational training under the federal board. Guests were students from the Atlanta Business College, with half the student body already entertained last week and the rest this week. Mr and Mrs Dixon Hall chaired the event. A Y M C A reception follows on Friday afternoon February 18 for church representatives in the auxiliary and the wives of the Y M C A secretaries.

Howard Theater Federal Board For Vocational Education Atlanta Business College Dixon Hall

Notable Atlanta Conservatory music program planned

Three Mirs. Carroll Summer of the Atlanta Conservatory Music arranged a program featuring Miss Mary McCool in two violin solos Mrs. Fred Beam singing a group of songs Miss Catherine Loftin readings Dorothy Perkins piano selections and Lloyd Hatcher boy soprano group songs Mrs F E Kibler chairs the program committee The event starts at 3 o clock with punch served afterward by Mrs Nathan Martyn and a committee of ladies

Carroll Summer Atlanta Conservatory Music Mary McCool Fred Beam Catherine Loftin Dorothy Perkins Lloyd Hatcher F E. Kibler Punch Nathan Mary Tin

Moreland PTA to Hold Bond Rally Meeting

The Moreland Parents and Teachers Association will host a regular meeting Friday night February 15 at 7 o'clock inviting fathers and mothers. It will be a bond rally with several speakers on bond issue topics. Mrs Novatus L Barker, president, has asked Col Wor Daley to preside.

Moreland Novatus L. Barker Col Wor Daley

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