Miss Willingham Wed to Homer Carmichael in Georgia Home
The marriage of Miss Caroline Willingham and Mr. Homer Carmichael occurred at 8:10 PM in the bride’s Westnd home. Dr. Pickard of Savannah and Dr. Daniel of the First Baptist Church presided. The ceremony featured a palms and fern bower, elegant reception, and a circular dining-table setup. The bride wore white satin charmeuse with pearl embroidery and a tulle roll, bouquet of orchids and valley lilies. The groom is vice president of the National Bank of Jackson and head of the Carmichael Busy Company, with a bridal trip planned to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Jack
Sao Willingham
Homer Ambrose Carmichael
Everning
W. B. Willingham
West Nd
Ww. L. Pickard
Savannah
Charles Daniel
Wifam Brantley
Washington, D. C
Fabie
Mr. Carmichael
Lorida
Play Festival Promises Atlanta Kindergarten Pedagogy
May 13 matinee at Auditorium Armory will gather 500 children for Atlanta's first great Kindergarten Play Festival. Under Atlanta Kindergarten Rumina Club auspices, public and private kindergartens unite to showcase play as education. Students, schoolgirls, and alumnae perform folk games from Germany Sweden England and Bohemia amid living music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Auditorium Armory
Ike
Hamilton Town
Kindergarten Rumiag Club
Merry England
Germany
Lfe
Sweden
England
Jolly Miller
Hansel
Gretchen
Bohemia
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Baugh in Atlanta Saturday
Mrs James A Baugh celebrated her birthday with a gathering of friends at her home in Atlanta. Attendants included Mrs H F McConnell Mrs John Burdine and Mrs Fred Lange among others who enjoyed sandwiches and a salad course after the party. The event followed a previous surprise for Mrs Baugh and late afternoon plans featured a silver tea box opening by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of St John s Church at 24 East Georgia Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Baugh
Eilver
Woman's Foreign Micaionary Society of
St. John's Church
East Georgia Avenue
Entreken-Fullwood
Cedartown
Maud Hlizabeth Entrekep
Senate
John Irwin Fullwood
Cattartown
T. J. Enturpken
Senola
H. A. Ware
Forsyth
Hav
B. W. Jones
Methodist Church
Senofa
Mies Lois Entreken
Misa Froni& Brooks
Atlanta
Mies Mamie Whitfield
Lyds Mae Hatreken
Athens
New Orleans
Mary D. L. Bouchon
Cut Glass Spring Show Displays Rich Cuttings
The message touts a spring display of cut glass including vases bowls water sets and nappies in a broad array of useful articles. It promises a magnificent selection that will delight the eye and beautify the table with rich and beautiful cuttings.
Elegant Georgian Tea Plans at Connally Home
Miss Frances Connally hosts a tea on Tuesday at 5 o clock in honor of guest Miss White. The event features a turkey dinner at Presbyterian Hospital’s restaurant run by Ladies' Aid Society of North Avenue church. Indications point to a bright social week with many attendees and a grand menu including cream of tomato soup and roast turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Connally
Miss Frances Connally
Miss White
Presbyterian Hospital
Ladies’ Ald Society
North Avenue Church
Civic League February meeting at Carnegie library
The Civic League will hold its usual semi monthly meeting at the Carnegie library on Saturday February 26 at 4 o clock. All interested in bettering the condition of humanity are cordialy invited to all these meetings. A meeting of the Ladies Memorial Association will be held at Carnegie library this morning at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Carnegie Library
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Social items plus travel and social notices
Social items list Mrs John D Little Miss Laura Payne Mr Samuel Dunlap Major J F Hanson leaving for St Augustine Florida joined by Miss Sophio Meldrim and M rank Munsey for about ten days Mrs A E Summers attends funeral in Missouri Mrs John S Cohen entertains in honor of Mrs Fints Marshall Mr and Mrs Mitton Dargan travel to Hampton Terrace Capt and Mrs Frederick Alatetter guests of Wadley in Bolingbroke Mrs J C Morrison to New York for ten days Mr L DeGive wintering in Florida with Mrs De Give and Mrs Horrie Mr and Mrs Guy Lamar at the Piedmont Miss Jennie English hosts Miss Flournoy Hopkins next week Mrs Preston Brown Mrs Walter Stearnes and Mrs W L Cosgrove to entertain next week for Mrs Leidy and Mrs Holderness Mrs Nancy Hopking hosts for Miss Flournoy Hoping Miss Elizabeth Flandera to entertain for Miss Therell and Miss Hopking next Wednesday box party guest list includes Mrs W A Speer Mrs Marshall Wekford Mrs John ving Mrs Robert L Cooney recovering from appendicitis Mrs Friday Morning Reading Club plans trip to Hampton Terrace in March Mrs Augustus Hull and Miss Hull guests of Dr and Mrs Marian M'Henry Hull Note: rest of entry mentions Blue Ribbon Vanilla and a dinner for Secretary Wilson and some Georgia Postal News items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D Little
Laura Payne
Samuel Dunlap
J F. Hanson
St. Augustine
Florida
So-phio Meldrim
Savannah
Mrank Munsey
New York
L. DeGive
Big Winter
Nancy Hopking
Bill Flournoy Hoping
Misa
Elizabeth Flandera Wil
Miss Therell
Nashville
Misa Catchings
Miss Hopking
Misaissppl
Stockard
Fair and Colder Weather Through Weekend Friday Update
Fair and colder today and Saturday forecast to persist. Temperatures to remain just below freezing this morning with similar conditions continuing through today tomorrow and into Sunday as reported by local weather observers.
Weather shifts across Great Lakes bring cold snap
Disturbances from the Great Lakes region drive continuing cold, with Buffalo New York at zero and Pittsburgh Cincinnati only 19 degrees warmer. A second Pacific disturbance approaches, likely lifting temperatures near the Great Lakes and offering improved weather in Atlanta for early next week. The forecaster hints at clear effects but keeps details undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Buffalo
X. Y
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Memphis
Mlaafgsippi
Pacific
Atlanta
Harriman Gifts $25,000 to Adirondack Cottage Sanatorium
Mrs. Harriman forwards a congratulatory letter to the Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium on its 25th anniversary and attaches a check for 25,000. The facility, founded in 1885 for tuberculosis treatment, celebrated twenty-five years of service with the recent donation.
Mercer to Have a Brass Band in Mercer
Mercer Georgia plans a college brass band to perform at baseball games and other events as the season opens March 7. The twelve instruments include Mercer students and early rehearsals have produced a band praised as among the best of college bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Mercer
Perdra
Muahi
Rian Uon
Cleveland
Kiser
Atlanta Boysathoirs
Mon
Atudent
Thanal
Ong
Southern Bell directors reelected at New York stockholders meeting
Stockholders of the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company met in New York yesterday and reelected the directors. Afterward the board elected officers with T Gentry as president J Epps Brown as vice president and general manager J M B Hoxsey as vice president Addison Maupin as secretary and treasurer C J Holditch as auditor. All officers are based in Atlanta and already held their offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
T Gentry
J. Epps Brown
J. M. B. Hoxsey
Presi
Dant
Addison Maupin
C. J. Holditch
Atlanta
The Grand Promises Last Three Little Nemo Shows
The Grand offers three more performances of Little Nemo, praised for its color, lighting, costumes, and stage craft. Joe Cawthorn leads a trio of comedians, delivering constant laughs as Wayne Musical Company’s Lyric features include a strong chorus and a string of new numbers. Busoni stars in New York review, heading to Atlanta Grand March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cawthorn
New York
Busoni
Manhattan Opera House
Ferencelo Busoni
Atlanta
Maroh 2
Grand
Indifferent Women Hurt Suffrage Cause
New York February 24. Mayor Brand Whitlock of Toledo criticizes indifference among women in a Ballot Franchise society meeting. He says those rejecting suffrage with home and sphere arguments lack understanding of the home and its realities. The report notes widespread apathy among some women toward the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
New York
Brand’ Whitlock
Ohio
Ballat
Shorter College Baton of Funds Raised in Rome Hope
Gainesville Ga February 24 Rome has raised 300000 for the betterment of Shorter college Professor A W Van Hoose offered charge of Shorter college He has not stated acceptance but belief he already accepted and will depart for Rome soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Rome
Shorter College
A. W. van Hoose
H. J. Pearce
Brenau College
van Hoose
From a Girl to a Man in Forty Seconds
A stage performer Miss Clifford demonstrates a rapid gender transformation, dressing from grandmotherly attire to formal evening wear in forty seconds. The piece contrasts old fashioned dress with modern attire including a cigarette, monocle, and hat, noting the dress change mirrors audience attire and that off stage, she and her sister take similar time to dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Cifford
Betty
Dapple
Miss Clitford
Miss Cornelia Moore In Critical Condition After Pneumonia
One year old Miss Cornelia Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilmer L Moore of 36 West Eleventh street improved slightly after ten days of pneumonia. Doctors and friends kept constant vigil as her condition fluctuated between desperate and hopeful. Her many Atlanta acquaintances await further news on her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Moore
Mra. Wilmer
L. Moore
West Eleventh Street
Cay
Miss Moore
Atlanta
Whart
Mrs Cobb Librarian Visits Montgomery Archives Department
Mrs Cobb a librarian visits Montgomery to consult the Alabama Wira sy department and state archives, meeting officials and discussing cooperative efforts with Governor officials involved in cultural and archival projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Department of Archives
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Willingham
MR. Homer Carmichael
Ladies’ Aid Society of Egeiaton Memorial Methods
Episcopal Church
King’s Hardware Store
Whitehall Street
A. J. Meyers
Washington
Palm Beach
Wistaria
Alfred Church
James McKeldin
McKeldin
van Vieck
Robert W. Parsons
Truitt-Rose
M. Truitt
Annie Mae
Dan C. Ross
Inman Park
Mrs. Ross
Pratt-Griffin
Elzie Berrien Thomas
Milas Ellen Palmer Pratt
Jesse Ansley Griffin
Los Angeles
Cal
George W. Adair
W. H. Glenn
W. H. Patterson
R. P- Jones
Misa Frances Aiken
Lilian Aiken
Misa White
Leesburg
Mina Payne
Wake Forest
Children of Confederacy
Kimball House
Children of the Confederacy
Woman's Club
Thia
Umaypes
ST Whitehaul Or
Fleischman
Wesson
McDougall Royal Blend
Rumford
Indies
Meadames Haynes
Walker
Ashley
Williamson
Roberts
Clerk
Wiliams
Harless
Jones
Vaughn
Richmond
Alwand
Misses Hammond
Stopfer
Selby
Whitner
Kirkpatrick
Ripley
Peabody
Elyea
Cooper
Rushton
Fielder
Thompson
King
Weat
Hudgins
Meadames Harrig
Phillips
Amaden
Patterson
Hudson
Lewis
Crane
A. E. Summers
Holderness Street
St. Joseph
John S. Cohen
Frederick Alatetter
George Dole Wadley
Bolingbroke
J. C. Morrison
Preston Brown
Walter Stearnes
W. L. Cosgrove
Leidy
Holderness
Congdon
A. J. Stalth
Frank Leater
W. A. Speer
Mra. W. ©. Foster
Mra
Marshall Wekford
John, Ving
Robert L. Cooney
Alexander Smith
Nee Mire
Henry A. Morrow
Mise Curtisa
Hampton Terrace
Augusta
Miles] Curtias
Augustus Hull
Mies Hull
Marian M'Henry Hull
Taft
Wilson
Art
Department of Griculture
Georgia Postal News
Butt Smith
Titus
Towns County
View
Bovrong
Chewning
Murray
Cleveland Kiser, R
Atlantan
Orpheum
Kathleen Clifford
Arthur Hil
Comediette
Drenamland
Oscar Loraina
Lane
O'céonnell
Theta
Temple Quartette
Five
Alvolos
Leona Thurber
Harry Madison
Richardsons
Alfred Calzin
Cable Concert Hall
Tetrazzini
Calzin
Calan
Akil
Cassin
Ber-lin Philharmonic
Rubinstein
Schutte
Tschaikowsky
Leipsic
Winderstein
Dresden
Vienna
Copenhagen
Nouthern
Keely
Aline
Miss Clifford
Ae Hanes
Nane
Pattern Department
Saara
Oman
Rosert Bavan Harrison
Atlante
Jacksonville
Southern Railway
Shaw Auction
Charles Ww. Crankshaw
Whitehall
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