Settlement Home Anniversary and Charity Drive
The Settlement Home for Girls at 4 Crew Street hosts an all day reception on Saturday February 19 to mark its opening anniversary with a birthday shower. Board members and the Witcbwes circle will assist in welcoming guests and collecting useful items to benefit the girls.
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Crew Street
Sp Alveraacy
Witcbwes
Auanta Hospital
Reception and House Warming At Commercial High School
The Commercial High School hosts an informal reception from 4 PM to 6 PM in the school auditorium. Principal Mrs. Annle Wise leads the event with senior students assisting as hostesses and guides. Attendees include the board of education, city officials, and faculty from all grammar schools, with music featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial High School
Annle ‘Tt
Wise
Achool
Board of Education
Indy Board of Visitors
Board of Aldermen
Thes
1 Wise
The
Commercial
W. Fdykes
Jessie Muse
Culver
Tech
Borglum Lecture on American Sculpture at Stone Mountain
Gutzon Borglum delivered a lecture on American sculpture at Stonehenge in Druid Hills, praising the art history and outlining plans for the Confederate monument at Stone Mountain. He and his family reside with Mr. Venable while establishing a studio there and credit Daughters of the Confederacy for public support. The program featured music and dance with several sponsors and hosts at the Venable home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutzon Borglum
Stonehenge
Samuel H. Venable
Druid Hills
Me. Borglum
City
Venable
Stone Mountain
Borgium
America
Borglum
Stone Mountain Monument
Daughters of the Confederacy
Carthaw-Yorston
W. C. Jarnagin
Inna Toland
Evelyn Jackson
DeGive
Sarah Waesta
Mary Hill Bloodworth
Cornelia Venable
James N. Ellis
Frank Tucker Mason
Tea and Opera Week End Guests at College Park
Mrs. Alfred Murrell hosted a delightfully styled tea in College Park with notable guests including Mrs. James Spokewood Dillard and Mr. Winston Harvey of Lynchburg. The event featured jonquil decor and yellow color accents, with Mrs. Murrell in white lace and guests in satin and velvet. Also noted are Marist College dance plans, a family dinner, and opera visitors en route to the Georgian Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Pitts
West End
Charles Mageard
W. A. Hartman
James Wetson
G. W. Haneon
Cleve Ford
J. 3M. Maury
Mia Julla Juan
Clyde Clarlay
Ana Walraven
Misa Louie Smith
Misa Elizabeth Small
Misa Evelyn Small
Eugene Dodd
Guy Moore
Frank Bell
Me. Houston Booker
Paul Turner
Reed
Hob Sliers
Valentine
Ethel Rutherford
Alma Willoughby
G. C. Holcombe
West End Park
Caro Spence
Alfred Murrell
College Park
James Spokewood Dillard
Winston Harvey
Lynchburg
Murrell
Dillard
Harvey
Clarence Wickersham
Edward Richardson
George Findlay
J. A. Trammell
J. ©. Brown
Mra. W. J. Barnes
Missea “Bessie
Helen Smith
Punch
Mra
Grayson Heidt
Misa McKinley
Cleveland
Hermenus Rarer
New York
Huntington Wilson
Chieneo
Georgian Terrace
Florida
Corra Harris
the-Valley
John Cutler
Macon
Names List of Attendees and Chaperons Names
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Marian Stearns Helen Stina Gai He Low orn Dorothy Haverty and others followed by mentions of chaperons Mr and Mrs Dickey and Dr and Mrs William Goldsmith. The text reads as a roster or social notice from a past event with extended names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jones
June Sams
Mestre
Buster Gores
Samuel Wallace
Cobb Tore Yence
Frank ‘ Owens
Award Maddox
Horace Loomis
Harry “Heese
Thomas Crenshaw
Powell ‘Penley
Jimmie Graig
Noeh’ Smith
Marshall Whitman
Woods Thornton
Ed’ Crane
Jim Bedell
Jr SW Bedell
Carston Cone
Erwin
Tender Non
Calquirit “Howard
Robert Seat
Gus Redding
Dick Courts
Tea Melt
Bud Golding
Hin Wren
Mad French
Lacy Sewell
Newton Mokecht
B. Adame
Kendrick Goldsmith
Willie Golda
Muth
van Hall
Bill Aubrey
al Chancier
Wito
Mra
le Dickey, Jr
Belform
Mea
William Goldsmith
Georgia Tops Progress in Eradicating Cattle Tick Disease
A Bulleting from the office of B M Nightbert reports Georgia ranks second in freeing farms and counties in 1915 from tick borne sprenetic fever. About 324 square miles across twenty counties with 111 794 cattle were released from quarantine. Alabama led with seven counties and 172 579 cattle. South Carolina followed with six counties and 44 679 cattle. The tick eradication program aims to improve farms and cattle, with over one third completed since 1906 and continuation planned across remaining counties in five years.
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B. M. Nighbert
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Reverend Frederick Rouse Preaches Here Sunday
Rev Frederick T Rouse D D of Omaha Nebraska will spend next Sunday in Atlanta and preach at the Central Congregational church on his way to Florida where he owns winter property near Tampa He has led the Omaha First Congregational church for ten years and has appeared at national meetings as an advocate for the south His Atlanta visit is expected to draw a large congregation.
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Frederick T. Rouse
D. D
Omaha
Neb
Atlanta
Central Congregational Church
Florida
Tampa
Rouaehea
First Congregational Church
Sinc
South
Luncheon planned by Mrs Peters and Mrs Walker
Mrs Edward C Peters and Mrs Leverett Walker will entertain fifty ladies at a luncheon Tuesday at the Piedmont Driving Club, Bridge Luncheon. Mrs Eugene Harrington hosted a yesterday bridge luncheon at her home with members of her seeing cla and friends including Gladya Dunson Elizabeth Dunson Mina Grace Thorn Kate Ludwig and many others. The décor featured peach blossoms and daffodils with gold lettered place cards and daffodil and peach bouquets. Prizes included an art pottery holder with daffodils and a bouquet of Dorothy Perkins roses and violets. A cadet song recital by Mrs Hermanus Baer of New York at Marist hall will honor Marist college cadets. Zenax Club dance tonight at Drul Hills Golf club with young attendees expected.
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Edward C. Peters
Leverett Walker
Piedmont Driving Club
Bridge
Eugene Harrington
Cla
Gladya Dunson
Elizabeth Dunson
Mina Grace Thorn
Kate Ludwig
Misa Mery Blalock
Mary Lucy Turner
Lillian Sturdivant
William ¥ Barnwell
Paul Reese
Narence
Teirh
Fred Ludwig
Dudley Cowles
William Lewis
W. G. Willingham, Jr
Dorothy Perkins
Marist College
Marist Hall
Hermanus Baer
New York
Grayson V. Heidt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foster
Shepard W. Foster
Daughters of the American Eec Uvration
George T. Guernsay
Kansas
Robert Blackburn
R. J. Murphy
Alliance Francaise
Uni- Txeralty Club
Romain Coclus
New York City
Dorziat
Theater Francais
Neville
George W. Forrester
Capital City Club
Charles Neville
Savannah
Alonso Richardson
Mra Neville
Richardson
Coley Brown
Edward van Winkle
Joseph Hart
W. C. Jarnigan
Powers
Henry Powers
John Grier ‘Hibben
Princeton University
Bishop
C. K. Nelson
Nallie Peters Black
B. Wilmer
Hugh Richardson
Thomas CG. Erwin
Brutus Clay
Charten Boynton
Princeton Tigers
Princeton
Miss Rogers
Martha Rogers
Marguerite Hatcher
Marguerite Clarke
Jean Howell
Mims
Mina Tennett
Mise Bennie Belle Syms
Mins
Mary Kidd
Misa Alline McAdams
Julia Bogers
Bdnx Rogers
Misa Amelia Malone
Mias
Marian Malone
Misa
Martha Rogera
Dorothy Fischer
Irma Fischer
Mies Mattle
Withiam Mien
Martha Hicks
Mise
Mary Kate Grist
Catherine Hartel
Alnerta Humphrina
Minn
Helen Delvon
Harvey Mayas
Jack Therrel
Jack Pateet
Shannon McEreight
Alfred Robertson
Robert Thrower
Glen Renchbacker
Ethridge Kidd
Eugene Jonen
Edward Hatcher
Ropersmith
Joe Shield
Wills Grist
Robert Senet
Lloyd Guerre
Fred Butler
Rileyump
Bat Seawright
Emmett Walsh
Eugene Wrigley
Glipert Tennent
Warry Dunning
John Murray
George Hamilton
Guy Edmondean
Dutch Hovdeen
Thomas Kidd
Louis Anderson
Clarence Deidt
Wille Moses
Dave Cochran
Allah Raul
Forrest L. Hayen
Anwand Thompson
Held Carlisle
Wills Carlisle
Philip Humphries
Wille
B. F. Rogers
Mea KA. Bishop
Tennent
Y.W.C. A
Katharine Hawes
Richmond
Witham
Dan Harris
Mast Fifteenth Street
Miss Hawes
Model Association of the South
Feld
Jubilee Nuts
Woodberry
Sublee Nut
Curran
Drewery Avenue
Greenewood Avenue
Atlanta Woman's Club
John A. Perdue
Myre
Re McGoevern
Ofd
Cera
Charles Prodie Patterson
Intlanta
Atlanta Psychological Society
Patterson
H. J. Heinz
AH. J. Heinz
H. J. Stein
Pittsburg
R. Wweing
A. FE Blanchard
Myrtle Street
Helen
Dean de Meour
A. Blanchard
Mr. Heinz
M. Rich & Bros.co
Gotham
Copenhagen
Stars OF the
Boston
Grand Opera CO
Georgia Shepard
Marla Dunlap
Emma Moore
Alice D'Autres
Stella Jones
Risa Gindyn
Folke Ming Alama Willoughby
Frank MeKtoben
Il. Irby
F . Alexander
Walton Chambers
Leon Holcombe
Me. Boyd
Marshall Bradford
Leroy Sanders
J. L. Richards
Hirachel Bunnett
Grace Edmondson
J.C Cook
Marist Officers
Officers’ Club
Druid Hilla Golf Club
Gunby Neilson
Daphne Gunby
Louis Néileon
Paria
France
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
K. Nelson
E.R. Gunby
Rroom
Raymond Neilson
Ming Dorothy Gunby
Mttle
Rosalie
Tardner Gunby
Frederick Rouse
Alamo No. 2
Gail Kane
Clara Kimball Young
Alamo WD
China
Dobbs & Wey Co
N. Pryor Street
Near Equitable Bldg
Zenax Club
Drul Hills
Wil
Mente Mir Sell Whitman
Katherine di
Madeline Eee
Isolates
Fatine
Madeline Allough
Gee
Ence
Pat Mave
TRUST
Alunget
NG PO Ae
Igean Balimoney
Caltumetdoss
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