Society and Club News Highlight A Page of Parties
A bustling society page notes surprise party honors for Mr. and Mrs. Stephens Hook at East Lake for their 27th anniversary with a decorated buffet. Other items include Mt PS club at Mrs J T Cowan's in Hapeville, a college tea dance at Legadies Hall, Valentine social events, and a quiet Green- Alla wedding between Ruth Davidson and Julian R Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Hook
East Lake
Roy Collier
Divs
F J. Spratting
Albert Howell
Ae Tye Jen— Goings
Legadies
Mrichton
Loring Maoul
Ulose
Catharine Perry
Eymaberh “Hawgins
Aferlan Len
Inily Wert
Durathy
Gaenarine Creizhinn
Marie Stodawrd
Haverty
Ruth Yarnborough
Margaret Cax
Rom Rome
Peete
Mee Welborn
Bob Crichton
Philip Warren
Krank Stephens
Malian
Prump Ammons
Alvin Houten
Mugh
Hell Sares Dunwoody
News
Tan Thommen Burke Render
Charlie Ponder
Whungral
van Hall
Thomas
Crenenaw
Tr Morgin McNeal
Dogene McNeal
Hue Lytras
Frances
Scott
Bulubres
Allex Malone
Nap Hall
Jack Wil King
Mac Smith
Ted Hott
Peta Day
Dadiey
Coining
Harry Hudson
Maltay
French Fendrink Goldsmith
Zeck Tilman
Elinb Turesnes
Eacy Seawall
George Blackwell
Cacil Blackwell
George Hurt
Wils Kara Roy Fale
Lawrence Jones
First Practical Step Towards Solving the Servant Problem
A February 28 to early March cooking school for Atlanta's negro cooks, led by Mrs. Daly, is organized by the Atlanta Woman's club committee on domestic science and the Atlanta Gas Light Company. Free lectures, certificates, and a bread loaf contest with prizes are planned, with judges from Girls' High School and Agnes Scott College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Daly
Atlanta Woman's Club
Atlanta Gass Light Company
Gas Company
Nelle Peters Black
P. J. Me~ Govern
B. R. Dull
Lott Warren
Coleard
H. KH
Stockbridge
Albert Akers
Woward McCall
B.D. Berlin
MacIntyre
J. R
C F von Meyrman
McCalie
W. A Albright
A. Woodward
Dr. Carson
Emly McDougall
Frank Danning
H C Phipps
Louis Schneider
Johnson
Girls’ High School
Mise de Gama
Agnes Scott College
Houernon
Georgian Terrace Hotel
Stephens Manley nuptials in Atlanta surprise Bremen
Miss Hortense Stephens wed Gordon Manley of Atlanta on January 16 in Atlanta. Mrs. Manley, daughter of Dr and Mrs M H Stephens, was a popular Bremen young woman. Manley hails from a prominent Temple family and holds a railroad position in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Hortense Stephens
Gordon Manley
Atlanta
Manley
M. H Stephens
Albright Crawford Nuptials In Columbus Home
Columbus Ga February 2 Miss Laurse Albright wed Mr Ray Crawford in a simple ceremony at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Lucy Sheridan home Rev E G Ernest officiated Miss Annie Mae Hrady sang at Dawning with Mrs Henry Sheridan on piano Ring bearer was Dorothy Bowden A brief reception followed and the couple planned a wedding journey before settling at the groom’s grandmother Mrs Ella Henderson residence future home in Columbus business circles figure prominently in remarks about the groom
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Laurse Albright
Ray Crawford
Wride
Lucy Sheridan
E.G. Ernest
Annie Mae Hrady
Henry Sheridan
Dorothy Bowden
Ella Henderson
Crawford i3
Waters and Smith wed in Jacksonville surprise ceremony
Miss Marguerite Waters and Mr. Lamar Smith married last Monday evening in Jacksonville Florida at the Bates home. The couple plans a spring homecoming with the bride's mother Mrs Lula Garson Waters. Both are described as popular and well regarded in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Marguerite Waters
Lamar Smith
Jacksonville
Fla
Eddie Bates
McMurrain and Mitchell wed at Miat Baptist parsonage
Jessie McMurrain and Mr. F D Mitchell were married Tuesday evening at the Miat Baptist parsonage with Rev L R Christie officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R McMurrain and the groom is a railroad man. They are on a wedding journey through Florida and will reside on Fifth Avenue after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covunrpus
Jessie McMurrain
F. D. Mitchel
L. R. Christie
Lb. McMurraig
Mitchell
Florida
Fifth Avenue
Phi vetta Wreathless social at Brenau Glee Club event
Oxford GA hosted a Brenau Glee Club gathering at the Phi Vetta chapter house The Lodge with spring flowers punch and sandwiches Miss Mary Robeson of Marietta was guest of Miss Mary Starr Annie Sue Bonnell spent the weekend with Miss Mona Price in Atlanta Virginia Fraser an Atlanta teacher visited her parents Dr and Mrs BF Fraser Helen Williams returned from Gainesville visiting Mrs Hare Hanks Professors Joseph Stewart and Julia Dowman traveled to Atlanta to see Dr and Mrs James J Dickey Dr Plato T Durham dean of the Candler School of Theology now conducting services at Allen Memorial church replacing Bish Kilgo who was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Vetta ‘Whew
Brenau Glee Club
Mary Robeson
Marietta
Misa Mary Starr
Annie Sue Bonnell
Misa Mona Price
Inj
Atlanta
Miea
Virginia Fraser
BF. Fraser
Helen Williams
Hare Hanks
Gainesville
Joseph Stewart
Athens
Sallie
Hmmie Stewart
Mises Lelia Dillard
Mary Makes
Decatur
Letts Dillard
Julia Dowman
J.P. Hanner
James J. Dickey
Plato T. Durham
Candler School of Theology
Alten Memorial Church
Bish
Kilgo
Sumerville Gathers for Georgia Day Event and Club Plans
Summerville GA residents enjoyed a Georgia Day observance by the local United Daughters of the Confederacy and an ensuing program. The Sumerville Improvement Club met with the mayor and council to back a plan setting February 22 as a special day and the group featured entertainments and paeans, with church and civic figures attending various meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Summerville
Ira
Wesley
Verlay Shropshire
Epee Members, Other Club and Other Visitors On Tuesday On A Mi Busle Blalock
Woman's Christian Temperance
Reenoonee
Social Life Notes and Weddings in Cranford Club Era
Social events highlight a week of Cranford society with General Wood’s charm at a February gathering and a peach crepe gown bridesmaid, amid dances, teas, and anniversary toasts. Multiple engagements include Miss Katherine Glandie and Samuel Wilson Sage wedding plans, Rotary dinners, and a fiftieth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Sikes. Events span Carnivals, club balls, lectures by Rev. Stuart L. Roussel, and social visits among Cranford residents and guests in Florida, Cuba, New York, and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gennraloward
General Wood
Katherine Glandie
Amuel Wilson Sage
Susie Hutt
Amelia Schierer
Newton Sage
Furman Sage
Mr. McPerrin
Florida
Cuba
Rotary Club
Partridge Inc
Robert H. Sikes
Andonequi
Re. Sikes
Sweney Bikes
Clarence Sikes
Detroit
Wilby, Scott
Walter Scott
Providence
Milas Lilie Toner
Terrance Battey
Cranford Club
Anna Beker Lamar
Rose and Star
Alma Goetz
Gost
Walker Inman
Landon
Thomas
Joseph LaRoque
New York
Pomeroy
Partridge Inn
Covington Socials Highlight Bridge and Musical Gatherings
In Covington Georgia a week of sociable events featured Mrs N B Turner hosting her Bridge club at her Manticello Street home. Wesleyan student Beverline Adams returned home to visit and attend a Sigma Nu reception in Oxford. Mrs H B Robertson hosted Covington High teachers and guests at her college building apartments. Florence Wells and friends formed a musical and literary club with officers named Winnifred Huson and Clara Belle Adams. Additional notes mention Emory and Brenau events and visits by Virginia Peed and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lee
Berton Lee
Thomas Green Callaway
Florence Wells
Reynolds Street
Winnifred Huson
Clara Belle Adama
Mra
HL & Robertson
John Callaway
Harry Davie
Clarence Terrell
Viorence Wellh
Clara Helle Adams
Lucy Bush
Christine White
Annie Lois Stowe
Winiifred Huson
Hattie Weaver
Annie Mac Lester
Ming Clara Belle Adamé
Flort
Emory Boys
Brenau Glee Club
Delaney
Virginia Peed
Oxford
H. B. Rabema
C. A. Prankin
Lyric Theater
Minses Ahnie
Mary Lamp
Mississipyi
Frances Godfrey
Lola Renale
Pell Bitty
Ala
Misa Bessie Taylor Visits Sister in Swang
Misa Bessie Taylor of Swang visits her sister Miss Becxinger this week noting the sister has gone to visit friends in Athy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Bessie Taylor
Swang
Miss Becxinger
Use Cocoanut Oil for Hair Washing Card
This antique advice recommends pure cocoanut oil as a greaseless shampoo option. It cautions against soaps and alkali in shampoos, claims cocoanut oil cleanses hair and scalp without injury, and notes a rich lather with water alone. It claims refinements like softer, silkier hair and easy management.
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M. P_S. Club
J. T Cowan
Mt PS Club
Hapeville
Valentine
Mra A. Vielding
JR Munnicutt
A Fielding
WC Heddingfield
G. Bale
Ire
WE Budaon
Arnold Airy
JJ Simmons
J. Lagg
AL Barnes
G Hale
Grant Street
Mi4y
Thaline Brazel
Mrs. Htury
Moreland Avenue
Minnes Nettle Ewing
Mary Douglas
Thelma Branwell
Annie Bello
Gardin Lowe Stewart
Ner Churchill
Breton Sharpton
Gertrudy Stewart
la ‘Verne Hwing Louie Mackinex Sareent
Evelyn Hardin
Tulse Sturdivant
Jene Cowman
Nerdy Way
Wright
Clifford M Wright
Kirkwood 915
Warren Alert
Evans
Mra Eaves
William
Whoes
Mra Beacham
Mes Bel
Buckeye Woman
Ss Club
Ansley Hotel
Yeader
Anna May Broach
Quillian
Virginia Whiteman
Totspeich
Whitehead
Ploding
George Washington
Amon
Sang Pared
Terpsichorean
Washington
North Atlanta Baptist Church
Wereaies Eubanks
Hemphill Avenue
Tenth Artest
Charles Murphy Scipie
Charles Scipie
Evers
LaGrange
Downing
Hugh A. Downing
Stoddardize
Stoddard
Peachtree Street
Ord
Dilie
Forsyth St
Ivy
Albright-Crawford
Waters-Smith
Archellia Hurst
Leonard McMillan
J. Stevens
North Highlands
Stevens
Hudson-Downing
Lemuel
Severnage
Heneo
Lo Teameter
Ben
Seniesa Avenue
M’murrain
Oxford, GA
Summerville, GA
Clarence
Carpenter
Mies
Isabelle Wuijama
William H. Harrison
Thomas Raoul
Prances’ Harcy
Allen Cutts
Cranford
and Myre
Joseph Farge
Austin Best
H. W. Clark
Commercal Club
Billy Derry
William Derry
Lumpkin Pisce
Maurice Partridge
Landon A.thomas
Stuart L. Roussel
Paris
France
Alsace
Rheims
J. W. Sales
Upper Reynolds
Covington, GA
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
South
Georg F R. Lindner
Peachtree and
Broad Streets
Regenstein
J. Regenstein Company
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