Mrs Ruden hosts card party at home on Soering Street
Mrs Daniel Ruden entertained yesterday morning with a card party featuring Miss Mae Scott of Milwaukee as guest of honor. Rooms were decorated with fragrant roses and a luncheon followed. Also planned are more gatherings with Miss Caroline Sheehan, including a large invited list from Atlanta and beyond, and a DAR induction letter endorsing Mrs McLean for president general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ruden
Soering Street
Mae Scott
Milwaukee
Grant
Laura Witham
Lise Mary Deas Tupper
Kate Robinson
Bilsees
Janet Arkt Beosié Tompkins
Tan Perdue
Louise Johnson
Sethe Kelly
Enid Scott
Me Beale Fislan
Miss Sheehan
Joseph
Moody
Himbail Street
Caroline ‘Sheehan
Mins Sheehan
Marthe Grever
Florane Richardson
Ruth Hallmar
Ada Alexander
Jessie Muse
Agnes Gadson
Hafite Els
Camille Lamas
Macon
Florence Hobbs
Lula
Grace Callaway
Annie Mae ‘Trown
Lauree Dooly
May Scott
Alma Pope
Lucy Akers
Anne Fitten
Mabel Powers
Lelia SieCall
Addie Maude
Wwita
Louies Blick
Martha Whitman
Katherine Putty
Peet
Ia Ryan
Gallie May Bugler
Ver
Anaise Day
Sayard Non
Gillan Harris
Hency Walla
Mary
Rosa Kingaberg
Mary McGuire
Mimie van Epps
Myrtle
Mrs. Schoen
Allen Schoen
Ponce de Leonchete
Florida
Willie Caluta
Wil- Ware Prescott
Charles Langzbert
Arnold Broyles
S. ¥. Tupper
Colgene Tanner
Mira Frank Dancy
Harry Atkinson
E. 8. Birney
Lewis Beck
Edmund Tyler
C.H. Goltiey
Croker
Clifford Hatcher
Edwin Crane
Calhoun
C. <. Houston
A. W. Gathoun
Wootten
Elizabeth Hert
Claude Shewmake
Waifeon Runnette
W. F. Jackson
A. F. Thomason
Charles Nunally
0. S Nunnally
Willame
Irs
Clarence Houston
Atlanta Press Club Day At Sheltering Arms Delights Patrons
The Atlanta Press Club hosts a Washington's Birthday luncheon at Sheltering Arms restaurant with Miss Nellie Phillips as chairwoman. A long list of prominent ladies and gentlemen assist as hosts, guests, and waitresses in support of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Press Club
Sheltering Arms
Washington
Nellie Philips
Atlanta
Clark Howell
James R. Gray
John Temple Graves
Joseph M. Terrell
John Cowen
Joel Chandler Harris
Morton Smith
Evelyn Tarr
Fred Trawls
Julian Harris
Joan Carey
Peter F Clarke
Charler If Roberts
Charles Kelley
Royal Banters
Charles Daniel
G. M. Chapin
Walter Henderson
Frank Gilreath
Jiggle 7 Gress
R. W. McAdam
Alan Rogera
Frank Washers
John Hil
van Astor Bachelor
James McKeldin
Mise Marie Alfie Phillips
Bessie Shaw
Jame Dooly
Katherine Glover
Louise Dooly
Cora Toombs
Addie Maud
Cordelia Gray
Eugenia Otlesby
Georgiana Pennington
Fannie Carter
Martha Whitman
Janie Speer
Sarah Peel
Roline Clarke
May du’ Non
Nan Payne
Sadie Foster
Catherine Patty
Lillian Harris
Mize Mildred Harts
Lizzie Gress
Eunice Gregg
Gertrude Cares
Agnes Carey
Minas Ada Alexander
Frances Walter
Frances New
Mra. T
Dickson
Alabama St
Our Daily Fashion Pattern For Misses Costume
Practical and smart pattern page for women and girls shows shirred waists and skirts, featuring a low neck waist with yoke and long sash. Describes fabrics like Dotted Swiss Mull Liberty or India silk. Waist No. 5064 and Skirt No. 5077 offered separately at 10 cents each, with yardage details for medium size.
Tacky Soshui Invitation And Village Party
A long fragment describes an upcoming social occasion titled the tacky soshui to be hosted by Mrs. Edward Wilson at 266 Gordon Street on Friday February 24. A humorous, rustic invitation is printed urging villagers to attend, contribute a dime for vittles, and enjoy music, refreshments, and merriment with neighbors and local characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilson
Gordon Street
Kandel
C. OC. C
Wien
Fashionable Society Events and Daughters of Confederacy Gatherings
A string of pre Valentines Day social happenings is described with Mrs. Scott guests of honor at a Milwaukee linked dinner, Miss Enid Scott featured, and red white and blue holiday décor. Mrs Frank Lumpkin hosts a twelve lady bridge luncheon, plus an orchestra and patriotic music. The Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy plans a birthday observance with Miss Waddill piano and Mr Armour tenor performances, and a George Washington tea hosted by the Atlanta chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Aragon with flags palms and red white flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Frank West
Enid Scott
Milwaukee
Atlanta
U. D.C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Margaret Waddill
Robert Armour
Waddill
Armour
Mathewson
Womans’ Club
Washington
Janta
Daughters of the American ' S Revolution
Spend-the-Day Party Hosts Guests in Marietta
Miss Sadie Euteninsos was guest of honor at a spend-the-day party given by Miss Fanilig Davies on Richardson street. Attendees included Annie Ray Sadie Hutchinson Laurie Dobbins Ethel Perrin Lilian Weeding Annie Melson and Sara Sagnett. A busy social scene followed with numerous meetings and upcoming auxiliary gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Euteninsos
Marietta
Fanilig Davies Zaturday
Richardson Street
Annie Ray
Sadie Hutchinson
Laurie Dobbins
Ethel Perrin
Lilian Weeding
Annie Melson
Sara Sagnett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Scott
Janet
Besse Tompkins
Mix
Alice Steele
Rosebud Elvings
Gertrude Jones
Florine Richardson
Miss Bonney
McLean
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gener
Donald Mclean
Regent
New York City
Ro Madain
the Daughters of the American Revolution
S&s
Continental Hall
Prather Tome
Adle Preston
Mate Smith
Mary Grant Dickson
Hsumie Locke
Emma ‘Horn
Helen Thorn
Iallian Yow
Martha Angier
Elizabeth Rawson
Sarah Rawson
Annie Melensie
Helen Dykes
Josephine Mobles
Dorothy High
Marion Goldsmith
Princess Watts
Julia Howell
Aurelia’ Speer
Julia Dodd
Annie Sykes Rice
Harriet ‘Meal
Ida Landrum
Ellen Walt
Evelyn Ragland
Marguerite McCarty
Eloise Peck
Mildred Wellouse
Ethelyn Emmons
Mary Cooper
Lucy Smith
Calle Smith
Florence Smith
Neille Stewart
Alya MeKle
Florrie Beck
Iselene Campbell
Elizabeth Tuller
Adgatells
Elnor Willcox
Helen Hobs
Passle Otth
Jennie D. Harris
Danise Hazjeton
Eilzabeth Everett
Margarita Carter
Lilian Watkins
Flora Bewick
Aliee May Freeman
Emma Freeman
Lily Bull
Dorothy Wakefield
Eisle McQullom
Cause Durham
Matile Maddox
Ruth Knox
Gfria
Noweseen
Petters Department
the Constitution
Ruth Whiteside
Eva Wilson
Tracy Yingle
Rosalie Davis
Clifford West
Helen Pryor
Elizabeth Morgan
Carrie Goyt Brown
Mary Brown
Emily Winship
Laura Cowles
Eva Abernathy
Blue Dorsey
Margaret Northen
Masters
George Allen
Arthur Hobbs
Jean Smith
Lrndy Spear
George Spear
Eustace Speer
Edward Tupper
Maanely Tupper
Choma
Tupper
Starr Peck
Philip Yow
Neal Manrs
James Manry
A. W
Jos~ner
Kinder
Garten
Valentine
Kimball
Tod Ny
Barnet Siteer
Rebeccs Dwaul
Joe Brown Connally
Constance Knowles
Mrs. Peabody
William J. Peabody
B. L. Tyler
Anniston
Ridley
Gholstin
Harvey Johnson
Annie May Hall
Mrs. Tyler
Amorous Wure 2
MR. Heidt cotTon
Broxton, Ga
Betsye Key
Chipley
Bac
Sata
Lowcney
Walter M. Lowney Co
Boston
Mars
America
Eiseman & Weil, Men‘s and Boys’ Outfitters
Whitehall St
Avanta Chapter
George Washington
Etowah Restaurant
Corner Whitehall
Alabama
Sterling
Ppment
Haynes & Mellichamp
Whitehall
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall Street
Brown & Allen Drug Store
Hows
Too
Sanders
Bell
The
Incurable Home Association
Home For Incurables
Woodward Avenue
South Boulevard
A. Miller
Ora Circle
W. L. Brown
Courtland Aren
Juadies
Presbyterian Hospital
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Saint Vincent de Paul Society
Marist College
Misa Ethel Tutwiler
Athens
Roland Eilis
James G. Miller
Josie
Harrie Stockade
Mobile
Miles
Jack Kimme
Elizabeth Rogirs
Virginia
Albert McKenna
North
Georgia
Martin
Cornellia Jones
Norcross
Bensie Tompkine
Willam J. Peabody
Bridge
Tyler
Samuel Bonn
Californa
A. D. ‘Adair
Mrs. Parker
Annigton, Ala
City
Martin Amorous
Henry DeGive
Edmund l. Tyler
Mr. G. A. Nicholson
Tomor
National Toilet CO
Paris
Tenn
Rosa Freudenthal Monnish
Peachtree Cor
Foestay
Aganta
Gu Beil
Schurch
Sarresp
J.M. High CO
Grankshaw
Deformity Institute
Das
BoLrano
Texas
Houston
Tex
Pinckney
President Roosevelt
Kansas