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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1915

Page

24

Engagements Dot Atlanta by Morgan Lewis and Friends

Multiple wedding announcements list engagements among families from Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, and Illinois with bride and groom names, their home towns, and planned wedding dates from January to April. Several couples schedule ceremonies at local churches or homes, with some notes of no cards or later wedding dates.

Morgan—Lewis Thomas Henry Morgan Elizabeth Hyde Edward Spalding Lewis Greif—Clarke Daniel Greif Memphis Tenn Mona Albert A. Clarke Atlanta Campbell Daniel R. E. ‘Campbell Nell Jivelyn Thomas W. Daniel Jacksonville Fla Wood—Wells Robert A. Wood Houston Texas Lavada Fred Vernon Wells Knoxville

Plays by Houghton And Shaw at Drama League event

A next Tuesday afternoon reading features two one act plays Phipps by Stanley Houghton and Press Cuttings by George Bernard Shaw. Notable participants include Robert Moore Franklin Mikell Thornton Marve Mitten Mc Govern and Helen Stewart with Robert Loveman guest of honor for the Oglethorpe dedication.

Houghton Shaw Drama League Mttley Phipps Stanley Houghton George Bernard Shaw Mwill Robert Moore Franklin Mikell Thornton Marve Mitten McGovern Jannagin Ransom Wright Spiker Helen Stewart Robert Loveman Atlanta Oglethorpe University

Three Silver Tea Hosts Plus Social Events Dotted by Clubs

Numerous social happenings fill the page with the Third Ward Civic Club hosting a silver tea on Friday January 82 at Mrs George A Clayton’s home with two entertainments and invited guests including park commissioners and aldermen. Mr and Mrs W S Larrendon host a twenty couple dancing party in honor of Mr and Mrs Mac Alfred Cason. A mid week Vesper club dance is announced along with a lay business woman’s chapter meeting of the Guild of All Saints church. Miss Bertha Moore hosts a Monday morning bridge for visiting ladies. An Atlanta D A R called meeting sets business for Tuesday morning. The Methodist Women’s Conference to be held January 25 to 29 at Augusta with delegates from Atlanta and North Georgia.

New Era Study Club Phillip Keeney Woodward Avenue Europe Belgium Holland J. B. Allen Bisaner Florence T. Truax Third Ward Civic Club Wriday Woman's George A. Clayton Cherokeye Avenue Guild of All Saints’ ‘Church Memminger Elizabeth Snow Bertha Moore Jhridge Frances Godfrey Maybelle Clark Covington W. T. Bilder Miss Godfrey Atlanta J. M. Wigh Peachtree Clarly

Atlanta Delegation Train to Leave January 25

The Atlanta delegation will depart Union Station Monday January 25 at 1225 PM aboard a special train with team secured for delegates. Delegates from outside Atlanta may use the special rates if they reach Atlanta in time to catch this train.

Atlanta Union Station

Judge Roan to Speak at Universalist Church

Judge Jon W. Roan supreme counselor of the Columbia Woodmen of the World and former grand master will deliver an address on Robert E. Lee at the Universalist church in Harris street between Peachtree and Ivy this morning at 11 oclock. The Julia Jackson chapter will decorate with immortelles in Confederate colors and attend the public exercises in honor of Robert E. Lee at the capital on Tuesday at 2 30 oclock.

Jon. W. As Wen Columbia Woodmen of the World Grand Lodge of Mississippi Robert I. Lee Universalist Church Harris Street Peachtree Ivy Julia Jackson C. of Robert E. Lee

Entertainment at Cox College Delights East Point Readers

The Robert C Lee chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in College Park presents a Tuesday evening program at Cox College chapel featuring the Cox College choral union, Georgia Military cadets, and orator Dr C O Jones of Trinity Church Atlanta. Mrs J McCrory and Mrs Robert B Blackburn perform, with Willford S Watters singing southern songs and a Dixie closing. Cox College suspends rules for a social half hour. The public is invited. The East Point Home and School Club discusses pupil physical condition with talks on nervousness vision and semi deafness. Pupils needing exams will be notified to parents. Rev and Mrs C L Jones entertain the Baracca and Philathea classes at the East Point Baptist tabernacle pastorium with a program and refreshments. Mrs J A Brown hosts a noon birthday dinner for her mother Mrs Robert Brown with many guests attending the afternoon reception.

Cox College Robert C. Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy College Park Georgia Military Cadets Fowler B. D Gray C. O. Jones Trinity Church Atlanta Jones Robert E. Lee J. McCrory Robert B. Blackburn Willford Watters Home and School Club East Point Home and Joe Hubbard C. L. Jones East Point Baptist Tabernacle

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