Bridge-Lyons wedding at 215 North Moreland avenue
The marriage of Mrs. Auguste May Mitchell Bridge to Mr. John Kennelly Lyons was held at the bride’s home as a 5 PM ceremony conducted by Dr. Hendrix. The couple left for a Florida trip and will reside at 315 North Moreland avenue. The event drew about 100 attendees, with Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Mitchell as mother of the bride and sisters Mrs. Mia Beauchamp and Mrs. Cone Maddox as matrons of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Sarah Bridge
Mies
Margaret’ Maddox
Thomas B. Lyons
Flemingeburg
Elizabeth Jane Mitchell
Mra Mitchell
Beauchamp
Madox
Lyons
Florida
Reception Committee Chosen for Missionary Council
The Women’s Missionary Council of the Methodist church selects a reception committee led by Mrs. B. F. Boykin with Mrs. Morris as vice chair. Other members include Mesdames Jackson Pim Jeston Richardson McDonald Lettis Baxter Trimble Gill Young McElreath Wood Ravohenbury Edpes Booth Craig Goldsmith Dobson Hammond Powell Webb Jordan Heath Cremean Franklin and others. A series of church social events follow including a Pinebloom supper party for Mr. Arkwright’s birthday, a West End Presbyterian church supper, a musical tea featuring Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. de Bruyn-Kops, and a North Park informal dance for visiting guests. The Ponce de Leon Avenue Methodist church tonight offers a 7:30 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Council
Woman's Missionary Council of the
Methodist Church
Mre
F. Boykin
Mra
A. L. Morris
Mesdames J. PF. Jackson
R. F. Pim
J. L. Jeston
Alonzo Richardson
Pew McDonald
J. L. Lettis
HH. Baxter
GC. Trimble
M. Gill
William Young
Walter McElreath
H. Wood
Ravohenbury
Edpes
Repp
Et. Booth
F. Craig
Goldsmith
J. B. Dobson
W. R. Hammond
B. Powell
Annie Webb
A. P. Jondan
Robert Todd
Yda Heath
Cremean
W. B. Franklin
Recital at Washington Seminary March 4 3 16 PM
Recital at Washington Seminary features Wied Marguerite Bartholomew violin Genevieve Voorhees piano and seminary voice department with St Cecilia society. Program includes works by Helen Gamble Virginia Fenn Floride Jones Elizabeth Timan Mary Cohen and others. Attendees urged to attend. French Alliance meeting at University Club later today James Slifer to request act two of A Woman Passed By. Friday Morning Reading Club meets tonight at Mrs Hobynson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Seminary
Marguerite Bartholomew
Genevieve! Voorhees
Helen ‘Gamble
Virginia Fenn
Floride Jones
Elizabeth Timan
Mary Cohen
Margaret Dozier
Marth: Bartholomew
J. Curtisie Smith
Helen Kight
Gene Dozier
Helen Elsan
Frances Pools
Bennett Huberta
Grelock
University Club
James Slifer
Ledles’ Memorial meeting at Carnegie library this morning
A meeting of the Ledles Memorial association will be held at Carnegie library this morning at 11 o'clock. A regular meeting of Adsata chapter No 57 C E S will be held in Masonic Temple this evening at 7 30. Visitors cordially invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledles’ Memorial Association
Carnegie Library
Adsata
No. 57
Masonic Temple
Social Roundup of Mrs. Jones Guests and Local Visits
Miss Laurlan Johnson attends four house parties in Tifton while Mrs. Gus Dodd rests at St Josephs infirmary. Savannah guest Mrs. Eugene Day is hosted by Mrs. Shalder Jones for bridge at Piedmont avenue. Athens and Augusta outings are noted with multiple hosting and travels to Florida and Philadelphia venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurlan Johnson
Tifton
Gus ‘Dodd
St. Joseph'a Infirmary
George M. Niles
George
Daytona, Fla
Chesley B. Howard
Bridge
Piedmont Avenue
Eugene Day
Savannah
Shalder Jones
Bissell
Hartford
Conn
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Georgian ‘Terrace
Arthur Parita MM
St. Joseph
Misa Woodberry
Regent Picture House
Lquinville
Mothers of Atlanta Chapter Hold War Times Program
The Atlanta Woman's club afternoon program included welcomes from Mrs. LT Stevens Dreatdolt and Mrs. R M Jones, readings by Mrs. Stevens, and name announcements for two new members Mrs W H Smith and Mrs J H Christian. Helena Keller was announced to perform at the Atlanta theater April 19 under Atlanta chapter auspices. Members praised Miss L C Perkins of Jackson and shared plans for a writers’ event at Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist church. The program featured violin by Walter Beaura, readings by Miss Marie Colcord and Miss Ruth Nichols, piano and mandolin accompaniment, and a final Dixie with both chapters. fruit punch was served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Georgian Terrace
George F. Moore
Frank L Stanton
Charles W. Habner
J. T. Derry
Harman
Wiliam Hardingen
Louis
Belle Wylie
Mary Jobowen Blackburn
Mea Albert
Spalding
Agnes Gray
Blas
Mary Sweet Whiteside
Joel Chandler Harris
Georgia
Profensor Jr
T. Derry
al Wert
T. Spalding Jry
Jean
Frank
Stanton
Richard Bold
Mary Johnson Blackburn
Mira
E. Harlan
Hamilton Block
Joan of Arc
Blas Agnes Stay
Sofo
Alexa Stirling
Charles W. Hubners
William Hard Hilyer
John M. Dilaton
Ollie Bello Wylie
Miss Marr B. Waitewide
Diina Caroline Cobb
Yvocal Solo
Frank J. Stanton
M. E. Yurstoup
Joel Chandler Harria Worke
Cherlea M. Goodman
Frank L. Stanton
Victor Victor
Sidney Lanier
L. D. Scott
McDowell
Anna May
Belle
Cone
Whitehall Street
Poncs de Leon Avenue
Arthur Hale Gordon
Stevens Dreatdolt
Lars ‘Waddell Rest Tuewnlauten
Jent. Miceting
M. Jones
Bette Ahaent
Stevang
Rew A
W. H. Smith
Ponce Au Leon Avenue
J. H. Christian
East Fourth Street
Helena Kellar
Mies
George P. Moore
Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church
William C. Hing
Mia
L. C. Perkins
Jackson
Mias
Mira. Stevens
Rebecca Brannon
Totara
Anita
Walter
Beaura
Marie Colcord
Zene
Ruth Nichols
Dard
Floviile
Ekerow
Confederacy
Fred Stewart
Ramones
Jittie Lamar Lowe
Prancea Jobson
Young
Bob
Dixie
Sid Holland
J.C. Henderson
Mrs Bolling Jones Hosts Luncheon At Driving Club
Mrs Bolling Jones entertained forty guests at a luncheon in the Piedmont Driving Club ball room. Mrs George Adams Carrington of Middleburg Va attended as guest of honor. A program of readings and music featured Sidney Lanier selections read by Mrs Carolyn Cobb and piano by Mrs Armand Carroll. Tables held spring floral centerpieces with yellow blue accents and hand painted place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolling Jones
Piedmont
George Adams ‘Carrington
Middleburg
Carolyn Cobb
Sidney Lanier
Armand Carroll
Mothers' Congress Vaudeville At the Ansley Hotel Tonight
The Mothers' Congress vaudeville show opens tonight at the Ansley Hotel with high promises of a large crowd. Headliners include Thomas Sherwood and Archie Mitchell in A Quiet Smoke, the colonial dames quartet, and modern dances by Miss Mabel Conway and Fowler Rowlett. featured guests Mr and Mrs J G Oglesby and Master Garrett Burckel from Asheville, N C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Congress
Ansley Hotel
Mothers' Congress
Atlanta
J. G. Oglesby
William Burckel
Garrett Burckel
Asheville, N.C
Georgian Terrace
Thomas Sherwood
Archie Mitchell
Mabel Conway
Fowler Rowlett
Arnold-Hardin wedding in Athens Georgia at Edwards home
Miss Katie Mae Arnold married Hugh Hardin of Forsyth this evening at Mr and Mrs Frank Edwards home in Athens. The ceremony was by Dr James W Lynch pastor of the First Baptist. The bride is daughter of Nat Arnold and niece of H Arnold and W D Arnold long prominent local figures. She is cousin of Mayor R O Arnold and has been a social favorite among the college set. The wedding was one of the year’s brilliant social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Frank Edwards
Katie Mae Arnold
Hugh Hardin
Forsyth
James W. Lynch
First Baptist
Nat Arnold
Oglethorpe County
H. Arnold
W. D. Arnold
McDonough
R. O. Arnold
Edwards
Marist Officers' Club Dance At Druid Hills Club
Marist Officers' Club of Marist College will hold its annual dance at the Druid Hills Golf Club Friday evening. Invitations have been issued to about 200 cadets’ friends and chaperons include Captain and Mrs Grayson V. Heidt, Mr. and Mrs. W J Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Howard J McCall, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer L Moore, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marist Officers’ Club
Druid Hills
Marist College
Afrs
Grayson V. Heidt
W. J. Davis
Howard J. McCall
Wilmer L. Moore
Wilmer L. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Worrest Adair
W. W. Taylor
Joacob H. Hines
George Boynton
Forrest Adair, Jr
W. B. Poster
Joseph W. Bean
John W. Baldwin
Pythians Entertained by Kibla Temple
Kivla Temple No. 123 of the Dramatic Order of the Knights of Khorassan lost last night to the Knights of Pythias of the city at the Pythian hall in the Kiser building. The meeting was very successful with an adjourned meeting announced for next Wednesday. W W G Moore, royal vizier, presided. Addresses were given by H B Blackburn Rev Russell K Smith and George F Eubanks imperial prince. A smokery meeting followed the aiwan with Moore stating a special large meeting urged for Wednesday night inviting Khorassans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivla
Knights of Khorassan
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Kiser
W.W. G. Moore
H. B Blackburn
Russel K. Smith
George F. Eubanks
Banquet at Newark Agents Convention Delights Attendees
More than fifty persons attended the banquet at the Ansley hotel marking the convention of Mutual Benefit Life Insurance company agents from Newark New Jersey. Short addresses were delivered by A A Drew William Winston Hooper Alexander Ivan E Alien Clark Howell T F Brown R O Barksdale. An informal reception followed for home office visitors. Sessions and discussions continued through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansley Hotel
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
A. A. Drew
William Winston
Home Office
Hooper Alexander
Ivan E. Alien
Clark Howell
Augata
T. F. Brown
Athens
R. O. Barksdale
Washington
The
Ansley
College Park Church to Honor Shaefer Secretary
The College Park Baptist Sunday school will honor Fred Shaefer as secretary with a "Fred Shaefer day" next Sunday February 37. The invitation asks attendees to bring friends to set a record attendance while noting Shaefer has served since the church’s early years. Shaefer also manages the Empire Life Insurance building in Atlanta and serves as secretary of the Atlanta Association of Building Owners and Managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Fark Baptist Sunday School
Fred Schaefer
Fred Shaefer
Baptist Sun- Gay School
College Park
Chaefer
Empire Life Insurance Building
Atlanta
Atlanta Association
Funeral for Mrs Baker Held Today at Local Episcopal Church
The funeral of Mrs Extoll Garrett Baker will be held this morning at 11 at Bolbek from the parish of H A Pat Botines Episcopal church. Interment will follow in West Jew. Pallbearers include Roland F Al aton Hal Hatcher Dr Joan F Den ton John Morris Stewart Boyd and A Hynda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extoll Garrett Baker
Bolbek
H. A Pat. Botines Episcopal Church
West Jew
Roland F. Alaton
Hal Hatcher
Joan F. Denton
John Morris
Stewart Boyd
A. Hynda
Associated Charities Meet This Afternoon
At the annual meeting of the Associated Charities the group gathers this afternoon at the chamber. Discussion covers the year's activities and accomplishments as recorded in the society minutes, with officers expected to report on progress and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asno
Ite i
Mayors Prepare For National Preparedness Convention
Mayor James G Woodward plans a delegation from Atlanta to the national preparedness convention of mayors in St Louis March 3 after attending a preliminary meeting March 2. The aim is to gauge public sentiment on wartime readiness and coordinate citizen travel without formal committee designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Woodward
St. Louis
Woodward
Toula
Atlanta
Reig
Convention of Mayors
Aged Man William McCandless Dies Sudden at 86
William McCandless aged 86 died suddenly last night at 131 South Pryor street after returning from a Junior Order of United American Mechanics meeting. Heart failure is suspected. He was a mechanic, survived by two sons William Jr of Atlanta and Thomas of Birmingham. body sent to Bloomfield chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCandless
Pryor Street
Order of United American Mechanics
McCandress
Bloomfield
William, Jr
Atlanta
Rural Carriers to be Chosen Next Month
The United States civil service commission announces exams for rural carrier positions in Cobb County to be held in Marietta and Atlanta on the 26th. A second exam covers Henry County at Griffin and Atlanta to fill rural carrier posts at McDonough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Cobh
Marietta
Atlanta
Smigrns
Henry
Griffin
McDonough
Local theatrical man files bankruptcy petition
Jewell Kelley a local theatrical man filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S district court stating he cannot meet obligations. The filing lists liabilities of 4 877 and bets valued at 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Jewell Kelley
Nixon Files Petition In Bankruptcy Court
B J Nixon filing under the Grin alias of Almer Grocery in Senoia lists liabilities of 608.56 and assets of 276.72. petition filed yesterday in bankruptcy court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Nixon
Almer Grocery Company
Senoia
Georgia Lawyers Admitted to Federal Court
Two Georgia lawyers were admitted by Judge W. T. Newman to practice in the United States district court. C. C. Barnes of Atlanta and Paul M. Felker of Monroe were admitted yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
W. T. Newman
United States District Court
C. C. Barnes
Atlanta
Paul M. Felker
Monroe
Progressive Club Postpones Sunday Novelty Event
The Jewish Progressive Club board postpones the Sunday evening novelty entertainment at the new clubhouse from February 27 to the following Sunday to favor another meeting of especial interest to all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jewish Progressive Club
Winter croup remedy advert promotes Eucapine Salve
Atlanta readers are urged to buy Eucapine Salve for croup coughs and bronchitis prevention. The ad touts 3 jars for 25 cents and 7 for a winter supply, claiming safety and comfort for children. It notes ingredients and medical endorsement by local physicians and offers mail order from Eucapine Chemical Company Southern Division Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
United States
Eucapine Chem_ical Company
Southern Division
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Tech
Tome
Air. John $. Cohen Jr
Port Deposit
Tech Anter
Phi Delta Theta
Hamer
Linton C. Hopking
John W. Tramer
Philadelphia
Samuel T. Weymints
Jucius Gerdine Duncan
Heynolds Combs
Pebruary
Hendrodieck
Duncan
Carolyn Feynolus Tunesa
West End
Childs’ Welfare Club
West d
Lee Street Cehdol
J. Guinn
Board of Education of
At- Innis
Victor Kriegshaber
Chamber of Commerce
Greenwood
Parent-Teacher Association of
China
Dobbs & Wey Co
St.n, Pryor St
Preston
Arkwright
Pinebloom
Mr. Arkywright
West End Presbyterian Church
New Organ Fund
George White
West
Hugh Wiilet
Ormond Carroll
de Bruyn-Kops
Savannnah
Schubert
Mrs. Carroll
Lau Charpentier
Mra Kops
Mra Carroll
Kops
Chopin
Carroll
Frank BE. Shumate
North Park
Minnie Barco Stulpepper
Galpesville
Pla
Lizabeth Melver
Jacksonville
Ponce de Leon Avenue Methodist Church
Elup
Ening
Sirs. Hoby
Hobinaon
Louise Broyles
Walter Wilhelm
Lee Lewman
Russell Bridges
East Lake Country Club
Alfred’ Shirley
Tremere
Kentucky
Mise Bell Harrigan
Augusta
Ales Marguerite Gause
Charles Neville
Stewart
William Drake
D. Wilder
Hampton Springs
Fla
Ethelrene Lounsbury
Prince Avenue
GL. Connally
Turn
Hampton Sox
Clarence Johnson
Miane the Tivine
Birmingham
J. Campbell Maven
Thomas H. Beauchamp
Afr
Cone Maddox
A. C. Evins
New York
R. €. Darby
W. W. Blackmen
Druidville Club
Alfred
Holcomb
Julia Rebecca
J. G. Bell
John W. Hamer
8. T. Weymar
Mrs. Bolling Jones
Driving Club
Arnold-Hardin
Kibla
Chicago
Cenemiam Peat
Shaefer
Associated Charities
William McCandless, Sr
NIXON
Progressive Club
Cole Byook ‘Company
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