North Avenue PTA to meet Friday on education debate
Society notes show Eugene M. Mitchell former board president will advocate shorter sessions from an educational view at the North Avenue PTA meeting on Friday afternoon March 5. Dr C W Strickler will present the medical perspective. All interested are invited. The Home Garden League held a monthly meeting at the Anne Wallace library with seed gifts to forty five children and plans for gardening initiatives. Washington's Birthday was celebrated by the Atlanta chapter D A R with a Craige house event led by Mrs Charles Rice who presided and organized a program featuring Dr J S Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ave
Parent- Teacher Association
Eugene M. Mitchell
Board A Education
North Avenue
Mitchel
C. W. Strickler
Home Garden League
Anne Wallace
William ‘Cney Howard
Louise Ingram
Washington
Atlanta
Daughters of the American Revolution
Craige House
Uieh
Charles Rice
Washington tribute and society events mingle in Atlanta
The article notes a Presbyterian tribute to Washington stressing his role as a public servant and a Godly agent, with lyrics by Mrs. Worley and a reading by Mrs. Womble. It recalls Washington’s 15th birthday celebration, Governor Candler’s past remarks to women, and plans by Dr. Chapman and Mr. Alexander to preach during their visit. An orchestra performed. tea followed. Also covered are a Ruth Coleman dance party, Buckeye Woman's Club February birthdays honoring Edison and Lincoln, a Alma Rean box party at Forsyth, Concordia Sewing club events, Newman Club gathering, a Lane’s prize dance on Peachtree, a surprise for Miss Bella Lanham, and a West Point dinner party honoring long-time friends.
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Byterian Church
Washington
United States
Albert Worley
J._P. Womble
James G. Wynn
Beok
Atlanta
Governor Candler
Dr. Chapman
Alexander
Eee
Buckeye
Lane’s
J. B. Lane
Peachtree Street
Ruth
Bob Atkinson
Trene Watson
Lucila Goodrich
Newton Thomas
C. Be, Bennett
Fred Curtis
M. 3. Broadhead
Philadelphia
Florence Brown
New Haven
Daisy Martin
Mary Moore
Walter P. Stanley
Harry Schlesinger
West Peachires Street
Notable Women of the Twin Cities in Floral Era
The passage highlights representative women of the Twin Cities adorned with abundant flowers from their girlhood. White hyacinths, yellow jonquils, buttercups, and narcissi are profusely used with ferns and palms to decorate, reflecting a floral tradition.
Antebellum style entertainment at East Point gathering
A graceful dining room display features jonquils and hyacinths as centerpieces and lilting music led by Mrs Ann Erwin Little. East Point high school teachers and guests enjoyed crocheting, refreshments, and a playful word game during a refined afternoon party with numerous social hosts and out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Erwin Little
Catherine Speer
Minnie Maughan
Hast Point
East Point High School
Nettie Lu Bagwell
Leith Shannon
Fannie May Schell
Atlanta
Emersons Essay on Compensation Meet at Ansley Hotel
The Atlanta Psychological Society, meeting Sunday at 3 30 in the Ansley hotel convention hall, discusses Emersons Essay on Compensation with a health talk. Music by Anna Toland and Kurt Mueller from the Atlanta Conservatory of Music adds interest. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psychological Society
Atlanta Psychological Soviet
Ansley Hotel
Emerson
Gerard Thiers
Anna Toland
Kurt Mueller
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
White cake centerpiece and guests at a reception
The centerpiece was a white cake lighted with sixteen tapers. Miss Mary Sparks helped Miss Simmons receive guests including Sallie Fannie Carroll, Rose Spencer, Jewell Harrison, Adelaide McKibbon, Vena Suttles, Thurman Thompson, Ramond Christian, Standish Thompson, Phil Boykin, Tullie Suttles, Noble Weathers, Miner, John Simmons. The dime was cut by Carolyn Simmons and the ring by Ramond Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sparks
Miss Simmons
Sallie Fannie Carroll
Rose Spencer
Jewell Harrison
Adelaide McKibbon
Vena Suttles
Thurman ‘Thompson
Ramond Christian
Standish Thompson
Phil Boykin
Tullie Suttles
Noble Weathers
Miner
John Simmons
Carolyn Simmons
Aappend-the-day party honors Mrs Mitchell in Cartersville
A week ago at Mrs W W Austells Turner Street home a warm gathering honored Mrs O B Mitchell of Portland Oregon formerly of Alania. Guests included Mrs John Henderson Mrs Ben Pagatt Sr Mrs George Muse Mrs John Akin Mrs Walker Lewis Mrs Fanny Sheperd Ramsaur Mrs Fanny Clayton Mrs Alex C Smith Mrs Annie Cone Mrs Mark Scott Mrs Ben Porter and Mrs Alice Shropshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
W. W. Austell
Tuner Street
O. B. Mitchell
Portland
Oregon
Alania
Cartersville
Wera
John Henderson
Ben Pagatt
George Muse
John Akin
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Forsyth Theater
Nelle Sullivan
Misa Catherine Haverty
Misa Myra McCormick
Elizabeth Mor+ Tow
Dorothy Varley
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Lawshe
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Bella Lanham
Bila Copeland
Pearl Mayo
Lucy Thornton
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Mary ‘White
Martha Wyatt
Nabel Pritchard
Margaret Pritchard
John Oalley
George Sawtell
Robert Rankin
J. EB. Kling
Rudolph
Robert Lanham
C. Latin
M. C. Lanam
West Point
KE. J. Collins
North Highlands
Inman Park
Ruth Berry
Dorothy Ezell
Carron C. Cabaniss
Miss Berry
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M. Rich & Bros. CO
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AM. Rich & Bros. CO
Misa Carolyn Simmons
Cann Doss
Cary Cann
James Thomas Doss
F. M. Cann
West Alexander Street
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Capitol Avenue
G. ©. Metzger
Auction Bridge Club
Drurd Place
John Stone
Earl Knight
Tedith Cale
Elizabeth Johnstone
Ida Matthews
Albert Hill
JS. Nunnady
Jack Porter
G. B. Everett
P. Batley
Claude Bravewett
L. D. Parrott
Edison Simmons
C. C. Simmons
West Forest Avenue
East Point
Belgium
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J. M. High CO
Peachtree
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H. R. Merker
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