Atlanta social events and college cadet tournament notices
Cadets from a local college prepare drills for a Friday tournament in the Audito AUS RETORS with a dance in Tait hall at 8 15. National Guards provide the music. tickets are $1 with admittance for a lady and escort. sale at the box office or from cadets. The roster lists a long line of hosts patrons and guest names. A week end house party hosted by Miss Godfrey features many debutantes and young guests, with planned diversions and tea by Miss May Belle Clark. Various club meetings, performances, and dancing parties follow at Druid Hills and other venues, with many named attendees and organizers.
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Waslst College
Tait Hall
National Guards
W. L. Peel
Grayson W. Jieldt
U. S.A
Heldt
Orville H. Hall
J. L Dickey
J. E. Mur Cuverly
T. Augene Oberdorfer
C. Dinkins
Heirshberg
Mrs. Hoff
Godfrey
Ida Winship
Iseline Campball
Eleanor Jaeker
Jersey
H Rosalle Davis
Amelia Slaith
Corrie Brown
Margaret Traylor
Lawson Hines
HE Eabeth Beile Clack
Covington
Cate Hamspeck
Palmer Jonson
Otey Mitchell
Willis Ragan
Jacl Moore
Henry Peeples
Albeon Coles
Brooks Mell
Curry Moon
Frances Godfrey
May Belle Clark
Miss Martha Ryder Weds Mr. W. H. Barnwell Jr
Miss Martha Ryder and Mr. W H Barnwell Jr married last night at the Ryder home 342 Ponce de Leon avenue Atlanta A large reception followed The ceremony was performed by the groom's father Hov W H Barnwell of South Carolina The bride wore white satin chiffon with lace and tulle a coronet of orange blossoms and a bouquet of lilies of the valley The bridal party included maid of honor Miss Helen Thorne bridesmaids Miss Emily Cassin best man Mr George Barnwell groomsmen Messrs Julian A Be Barnwell ribbon bearers Misses Elizabeth Danson and Mary Blatock Music came from an orchestra Afterward Mr and Mrs Barnwell left for Florida and will reside with Mr and Mrs Ryder in Atlanta The bride praised for vivacious charm has many friends in Columbus and Atlanta The Barnwells come from a prominent South Carolina family and are established in Atlanta society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ryder
W. H. Barnwell, Jr
Robert A. Ryder
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Helen Thorne
Emily Cassin
George Barnwell
Julian and
A. BE
Barnwell
Elizabeth Danson
Mary Blatock
Hov
W. H. Barnwell
South Carolina
Mrs. Ryder
Mrs. Barnwell
Broom
Social teas and gatherings highlight Atlanta season
Newton Craig hosted for Mrs Ho ward Buckingham Hall Morris Town N J and other guests from Philadelphia Birmingham and Washington attendances. Mrs John Glenn hosts H F West and Norfolk connections while May Hancker plans bridge for Mrs Goode. Story telling party at Mrs Prentiss home features Sara Wagstaff scarf dance and birds of Atlanta children. James Palmer hosts theater party for Mrs Jesse Lewis with supper at Miss Akers home. Afternoon bridge at Mrs J P Laird's Decatur home. Pan Hellens meet at University Club with Bessie Kempton address and election of officers. Agnes Owen hosts Angier avenue party with festive decor and large guest list.
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Newton Craig
Howard Buckingham Hall
Morristown
N. J
Mira
Joseph Patton
Margaret
Marcia Robinson
Philadelphia
Arthur Clarke
Jesse Lewis
Birmingham
Mary Hawkins
Mary Diawkins
Anne Akers
John.ardisty
Henry Newman
James D. Palmar
Edwin Johnson
James T. Williams
Ida
Nellie Hightower
Elijah Brown
Morris D. Wickersham
Washington
George Brown
Grme Campbell
al S. Witham
William Hoyt
Salle Eugenia Brown
John F. Glenn
Mirs
H. F. West
Dan Ruden
Norfolky
Thomas Morgin
Woman's Guild
Saints’ Church
A. F. Prentiss
Juniper Street
Sarah Wagstaff
Atlanta
Lewis
James ©. Palmer
Memphis
Mary Timkins
Piedmont Avenue
Pan-hellen
University Club
Bessie Kempton
Pan-Hellenic
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Tallulah Falls
Thei Tan- Tlellente
Fraternity Publtcations
Omar el Elder
Cssie Kempton
Fannie Winten Kent
Vee Strickland
Mangabeth Enre Sponding
Omar F. Settler
Floise Walker
Social items from Atlanta society pages tease next week travels
Mr and Mrs George Lewudes plan time in Florida while Mr and Mrs Harry James return to New York after visiting Mrs Lowenstein. A large dancing party at Ansley Park marks the weekend. Dr J B Ridley Jr and Mrs Goss host winter at Hotel Winecoff. Mrs BE Hunter and Miss Eddie Hunter stay with Goss in Decatur. Mrs R B Ridley heads to LaGrange for a week and the Lismal Brantleys depart for Florida for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Lewudes
Florida
Harry James
Lowenstein
New York
Ansley Park
Frank C. Hendley
Baltimore
Dalton
Piedmont Sanitarium
J. B. Ridley, Jr
Hotel Winecoft
BE. K. Hunter
Eddie Hunter
J. H. Goss, Jr
Decatur
R. B. Ridley
LaGrange
Lsimaid Brantley
Local society notes from Newnan whirls through visits
Miss Katherine Perry will be at Washington seminary. Mrs Frank Potts spends six weeks in Florida. Miss Anita Rivers and Mr Franklin Mikels have returned to New York after holidays with Mr and Mrs Franklin Mikel. Mrs Rix Stafford convalescing after a week’s illness. EY Mrs Habersham King hosted the Newnan club at her North Boulevard home. Miss Kate Murphy visits Sandersville then Savannah guest of Mrs John Butler. Mr V A Batchelor returns from North Carolina. Mr and Mrs Dudley Cowles depart for Virginia with visits to Mrs BE Lamb in Norfolk and friends in Richmond.
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Katherine Perry
Washington, Seminary
Frank Potts
Florida
Anita Rivers
Franklin Mikels
New York
Franklin Mikel
Rix Stafford
Habersham King
Newnan
North Boulevard
Kate Murphy
Sandersville
Savannah
John Butler
V. A. Batchelor
North Grardmna
Dudley Cowles
Virginia
Meetings of clubs and associations listed at Ansley and Carnegie venues
The Piedmont Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets Friday at 10 AM in the parlor of the Hotel Ansley. The Woman's Relief Corps gathers Thursday at 3 PM in Congregational church parlors. The Ladies' Memorial Association holds a Friday 11 AM meeting at Carnegie its Tory. Friday Morning Reading Club meets with Mrs. W. S. Cosgrove. The 1911 Embroidery Club meets Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. Walter Cotter's home, 36 Joyston Street.
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Piedmont Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Pariorg I
Ansley
Iet
Woman's Relief Corse
Congregational Church
Carnegie Way
Ladies' Memorial Association
Carnegie
Tory
W. S. Cosgrove
Walter Cotter
Joyston Street
Bought and Paid for at Atlanta Opens Tomorrow
At the Atlanta Tomorrow and Friday and Saturday matinees mark the opening of Bought and Paid for. The strong George Broadhurst drama on self indulgence returns to Atlanta after a prior hit. Seats on sale at 9 o clock. The revival follows in response to public demand with the same praised company.
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Atlanta
Pifce Matthews
George Broadhurst
Dunn Re elected Head Of Water Board
At the annual meeting of the water board on Wednesday afternoon W. E. Dunn was reelected president and W. J. Davis was reelected vice president with no opposition. The board reviewed the general manager W Zeda Smiths report and planned to appear before the finance committee with the budget for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Board
W. E. Dunn
W. J. Davis
W. Zeda Smith
Make Your Own Hair Stain at Home
A simple home remedy uses Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine mixed with water. Apply daily for two weeks then weekly to treat dandruff, stop itching, and darken streaked hair. It promotes hair growth and can improve coarse, faded strands.
Harman Receives LL D Degree From Alma Mater Penn College
Atlanta businessman and poet Harry E. Harman is honored by Pennsylvania College with election to Doctor of Literature. His education paused by war. degree later sent. He will attend in June in cap and gown for the conferring of the LL D. in recognition of his literary achievements and acclaimed poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Harman
Atlanta
Pennsylvania College
Harman
Ad Men’s Club to Hold Jan 14 Luncheon
The Ad Men’s Club of the new year will hold a noon meeting on Thursday January 14 at the Chamber of Commerce building. Members of the chamber of commerce and other civic bodies will join for a luncheon hosted by the Ad Men. R C Taylor of Chicago, a soil survey expert, will be principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Men's Club
New Yeat
Chamber of Commeres
Ad Men
R. C. Taylor
Chicago
Dr. John L. White Receives Elaborate Church Welcome
Dr John L White new pastor of Tabernacle Baptist church was hosted at an elaborate reception last night at the church attended by a large congregation. He attended adult and youth meetings on Sunday and has met many church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. White
Tabernacle Baptist Church
White
Watkins Elected Mayor of Jackson
Jackson Ga January 6 Forty seven votes were cast in the annual city officers election W E Watkins was elected mayor and O Ham A T Buttrill J B Settle and J O Jones were chosen aldermen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
W. E. Watkins
O. Ham
A. T. Buttrill
J. B. Settle
J. O. Jones
Orrine Claims Uniform Success in Restoring Drink Habit Victims
A period advertisement asserts Orrine cures the drink habit, promising money back if no benefit after a trial. The ad highlights a one dollar price per box and offers a free booklet from Jacobs' Pharmacy, listing eleven stores.
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Orrine
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Ca
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Young Men's Christian Association
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Cleve Webb
Mildred Brown
L. S. Stalling
Miss Cawthon
Dixie Caw Gion
Mobile
Grand Frederick
Laura Wyatt
John Allen Wa
West Peachtree Street
Frederick
Druid Hills
Druid _Hills Golf club
Forrest Adair
I. J. Bidwell
Mell Wilkinson
G Mitchell
W. Beb Festa
G. W.irne
A. EL. Dunn
C. V. Rainwater
W. W. Blackman
R. M. Walker
Peachtron Street
All Saints’ Guild
Mesiames
Fairfax Montague
R. G. Blanton
Hambright, Cunningham
John Harrison
Joseph A
Willngham
Hoxsey
H. Cosgrove
H. Howard
W. M. Hewitt
Guy Oymeates
W. A. Jackson
Hart F. Scott
Hugh Cardoza
W. ML. Sleet
Frank Kinburg
L. W.garnagy
Fred Watt
Henry Page
A. H. Sterne
Jeck
Eleanor Wlliams
Rosa Woodberry
Mary Prentiss
Almon
Mr. Memminger
Woman's Study Club
Carnegie Library
Georgia
J TF. Derry
Figs Whaley
Hast Point Christian Church
C. K. Kenney Company
Whitehall Street
Mrs. M. Greer
Third Street
Eugene Haynes
Isoline Campbell
Miss Jaeger
New Jersey
Rfies
James (. Lynn
Omer Holliday
St Louls
Charles Davis
Charles I. Miller
Par Irance
Georgian Terrace
J. Eogar Faullin
Michael Hoke
Jerome Simmons, Jr
Ysoling Campbell
Micanor Jaeger
Montclair
Judze
A. EH. Calhoun
Calhoun
James Heldt
Frances Connally
Carlton
Hanan
Carlton’s
Whitehall
Emerson
Draughon
Practical Business College
H. R. Todd
Mrs. Goode
May Hancker
Kenneth Goode
J. P. Laird
Pan-Hellenic Society
Miss Owen
Agnes Owen
Angier Avenue
Georgia Owen
Frances Daniel
A. A. Owen
N. A. Ansley
Vesta Willlingham
Angeline Branch
Frances Alexander
Marian Dun
Henry Harrison
John Beddingfield
N. Nichols
Clifford Durham
Carl Brown
Lewis Sharn
Ray Estes
Hugh Wilson
Walter Peters
Mr. Ernest
Atlante
South
New York Morning Telegraph
Elaine Stearne
Grand Theater
Fred Mace
Nina Prominent Players
Dunn
Keely
Watkins
Keely Company
Rrehiy
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