Confederate Portraits in Schools Event Planned in Atlanta
Society dinner honors John H. Stevens and James Hinton with plans for presenting two portraits of Jefferson Davis and General Robert E. Lee in a school auditorium at noon on January 19. Attendees include Mrs. L Matthews, Mrs. Purdue, and state Confederate portraits chairperson Stevens. Le Cercle des Onnales in Atlanta will meet to read from French magazines and discuss a Paris lecture by Houard Herriot.
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James Hinton Clari
John H. Stevens
Evens’. Pottery
L. C. Mantey
Griffin
Charles Cons
D. C
Atlanta
U. BD. C
L. ©. Matthews
Dent Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Losto Wood
Hall
Ofessor
Joseph T. Derry
Matthews
John A. Purdue
Stevens
U, DC
le Cercle Des Onnales
la Cercle Des Onnales d
U D C Plans Big Concert By Atlanta Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy announces a major future concert at the auditorium on Friday February 4 with hundreds of seats sold. Leading city musicians direct a program of opera selections featuring solos duets and quartets. Mrs O D Culpepper formerly of Atlanta now Albany will sing soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. D.C
Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
O. D Culpepper
Tlanta
Albany
J. H Whit
Calotabs A Nausealess Calomel Tablet For Colds Flu
Doctors favor Calotabs as a nausealess calomel tablet to treat colds and influenza. One tab on the tongue with water begins rapid relief the next day the illness is purified the appetite returns and there is no nausea or interference with meals or work. Sold only in original sealed packages at thirty five cents with a satisfaction guarantee.
Chamber Nisie concert pleases large audience in Atlanta
The clersen trio Augtteta Toltergen piano Carl Tollofsen violin and Paul Kefet cello performed a varied program at the Capital City Club. The Concert pleased scholarly tastes while remaining approachable with pieces by Boellman Arensky Godard and a moving Tchaikowsky trio finale. The sole soloist delivered an elegant Leschetizky inspired performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clersen
Atlanta
Ardl
Augtteta’ Toltergen
Carl Tollofsen
Paul Kefet
Fernandes-Arbos
Arensky
Godard
Tachaikowsky
Music Studys Club
Gerros
Louise Dooly
Atlanta Chapter Hosts D A R President General Visit
The Atlanta chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a reception at Craigie House on January 26 for President General George Maynard Minor of Waterford Connecticut and state regents Mrs. John Laidlaw Buell of Litchfield Connecticut and Mrs. May Band of Cordele Georgia. A preparatory meeting is set for January 24, and tickets are limited to January 21 noon. Minor Buell and Band plan to stay at the Georgian Terrace hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Daughters of the American Revolution
Craigie House
George Maynard Minor
Waterford
Conn
John Laidlaw Buell
Litchfield Conn
Mra
May Band
Cordele
Georgia
Wv. A. R
Miami
Fila
Mary Hammond Washington
Nathaniel Macon
E. R. Kirk
Atlata
Joseph Habersham
Piedmont Continental
Minor
Buell
Land
H. R. Kirk
Frances Brown Chase
Paradox Club Dance features Atlanta’s local star array
An informal Paradox Club dance at Segadio's hall drew a host of Atlanta social figures with music by Garber Davia orchestra. Notables on the floor included Mary Gilmer Wilte Lee Hardwick Allen Jordan Dell Smith Jos Moore Marjorie Hogan Susie Richerson Mildred Stewart Margaret Smith Jo Edwards Dorothy Misnethorn Mae Wilson Mary Dicks Nell Brantley Helen Ganton Vena Moore Eloise Berry Lillian Dixon Pauline Covington Grace Hickson Eva Charry Lillian Thomas Theresa Brown Patt Lassiter Gladys Rogsdale Elberta Brown. Mell R Wilkinson served as toastmaster. tickets via Joan L Westmoreland. Banquet at 8. French classes meet 7:30 tonight under French Alliance in the J McKenzie building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradox Club
Segadio
Garber Davia
9 Andil 2
Mary Gilmer
Wilte Lee Hardwick
Allen Jordan
Dell Smith
Jos Moore
Marjorie Hogan
Susie Richerson
Mildred Stewart
Margeret Smith
Jo Edwards
Dorothy Misnethorn
Mae Wilson
Mary Dicks
Misa Nell Brantley
Helen _ Ganlon
Vena Moore
Eloise Berry
Lillan Dixon
Paulins Covington
Grace Hickson
Eva Charry
Lillian Thomas
Misa
Miss Kling to Interpret Pinero for Drama League
Miss Jeanette Kling will discuss Pinero plays this afternoon at 3 o clock for the Drama League at Egles. The lecture, centered on Those Most Sparkling of Society, promises engaging social themes and a diverting program for members with tickets. Also announced is the marriage of Miss Parrie Livney of Decatur Georgia to George B Hamilton of Tulsa Oklahoma on January 1. The couple will reside at 1725 Boulder Street Tulsa after a wedding trip through the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kling
Pinero
Jeanette Kling
Drama League
Egles
Ites King
Livney—Hamilton
Parrie Livney
Dacatur
George B. Hamilton
Atlant
Tulsa
Okla
C. H. Livsey
Decatur
Middle West
Dinner Party and Club de Vingt Activities in Atlanta
Dinner hosted by R H Losox of Indianapolis at the Georgian Terrace featured guests W J Kalis L N Halle Guy Hanzen and others. On January 24 a new Club de Vingt branch for ages six to nine will form at Crate House with up to twenty children. Roosevelt Auxiliary social at Whitehall Street. Kanpa Alpha Alumni banquet planned at the Palmerston hotel with prominent speakers Ashby Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Losox
Indianapolis
Southern Nash Motor Company
LaFayet! Distributing Company
Georgian Terrace
W. J Kalis
Pure L. N. Halle
Guy Hanzen
Roger
Nashville
Vitla BR Midgette
Club de Vingt
Club de Vinet
Cratete Bouse
Atlanta
Club da Vinst
Terrace
Craigie House
Club de Vingt. /rhia
Arthur Murray
K. A
Paimont
Genert’ Lee'a Bistada
Britain Tr. Ashby Jones
Children’s Carnival Saturday at Cable Hall in Atlanta
A two part Children’s Carnival arrives Saturday with 500 afternoon and 500 evening tickets for Cable Hall on Broad Street. Organized by Robert Bryan Harrison to benefit the playroom and School of Health, the event features Hansel and Gretel in motion pictures, vaudeville, and a varied program for children including music, dance, and magic. Tickets are 35 cents and on sale at the Arcadia playroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euturuay
Atlanta
Arcade
Cable Hall
Broad Street
Robert Bryan Harrison
School of Health
Harrigan
Hansel and Gretel
Natale Hammond
Allen W. Palmer
Edith Osborn
Misa Vire
Inla McHea
Hansel and
Gretal
Natalie Hammond
Shelley Ivey
Claudia‘ Morris
Tom White
Little Virginia
McRee
Swami Ram Shamshatha
Arcadia Playroom
Atlanta D A R Chapter Holds Annual Meeting Anticipates Delegates
Atlanta's oldest D A R chapter met Saturday with reports from officers and chairmen. Mrs Kirk detailed the year's work and praised cooperation, noting the chapter's strong financial position. A $200 scholarship fund gift was announced, and postponement of Continental Congress delegates election to February was planned.
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Atlanta
Kirk
John Sage
Charles Davis
George Brettenbacher
C. Walker
Lucian % Knight
Virat
Eli Thomas
Dean
J. H. Morgan
J. N. Bateman
Kate Massey
House
Noble
James’ Logan
BH. Goodhart
Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund
Lillian Tidwell
Overseas Girls’ Club
Frances Brown Chase
Press
Mes
Frances ‘Whitesite
L. Sage
State Press
Joseph Morgan
Sage
Washington
Mra
Foster
Nca
Foxble Lee
Calendar notes from Atlanta club events and society
A dense schedule lists drama readings, bridge luncheons, and receptions among Atlanta society circles. Highlights include Miss Kling's Reading for Wattone Y Drama league, comfort visits and dinners for Mrs. Mary Louise Wood and Mrs. Calhoun McDoural, Clara Alexander's ballroom program at Capital City club, and ongoing officers and board nominations for the D A R Atlanta Chapter with a called meeting at Craigie House on January 19.
Mrs Barrett Hosts Matinee Party At Howard Theater
Mrs Glascock Barrett of Augusta entertained a matinee gathering at the Howard theater yesterday, while visiting sister Mrs D G Jones at Marlborough apartments. Guests included Mrs W B Greene Mrs R N Reed Mrs P H Haynes Mrs Harry Smith and others. Mrs Sommerville will be honor guest at a bridge luncheon by Mrs Macon Martin on West Eleventh Street with a large invited group from Mrs Paine to Miss Willia Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Todd
Druid Hills Golf Club
Calhoun McDoural
Macon Martin
West Clevelah Street
John Summer- Ville
Old Point Comfort
Barrett
Glascock Barrett
Augusta
Howard Theater
D. G. Jones
Marlborough Apartments
W. B. Greene
R. N. Reed
P. H. Haynes
Harry Smith
William Brown Filck
Philadelphia
W. J. Elder
Joseph Reynolds
Otta McRae
Sommerville
John Sommerville
West Eleventh Street
Mis
Summerville
Thomas Paine
Inman Sanders
Benjamin Gatina
Carey Baker
Yorrest Adair, Jr
Graham Phelan
Edwin Johnson
Nash Broyles
Ulric Atkinson
Jesse Couch
Brutus Clay
Henry Clay Burr
Willla Calhoun
Honoring Miss Bowman And Mrs Hurt at Luncheon
Miss Virginia Bowman and Mrs Yoet Hurt were guests at a luncheon hosted by Mrs William D Ellis Jr on East Fifteenth Street. Attendees included multiple family members and friends such as Mrs Rutherford Lipscomb Mrs B Bowman Mrs Theo Priggleau and Mrs Perrin Nicholson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bowman
Hurt
Missy Virginia Bowman
Yoet Hurt, Jr
William D. Ellis, Jr
East Fifteenth Street
Mra Rutherford Lipscomb
B Bowman
Hula Pricleau
Theo Priggleau
Charles Tuller
Perrin Nicolson
Bue Gay
Dinner-Dance at Capital City Club Hosted by Notables
The Capital City Club hosts a dinner-dance Thursday evening with Moyers Davis orchestra from Washington and Philadelphia. Dinner served at 8 o clock in the ballroom, reservations listed by Mrs Mary Louise Wood of Covington Ky and numerous members and visitors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Mary Louise Wood
Cormerton
Charles Moon
Capital City Club
Louise Harwell
Willingham Tift
Willard McBurney
Piedmont Avenue
Capital City
Moyers Davis
Washington
Philadelphia
Covington, Ky
Afra
Women Meet Today to Plan For Sessions of Tariff Association
Mrs. Charles A. Farwell chairs the Southern Tariffs Association women division and will meet with a group of prominent Atlanta women in the Georgian Terrace lounge this afternoon at 3 o clock to plan the women’s side of the conference. The event runs January 27 to 29 and includes a reception for Mrs Catein Cool edge wife of the vice president. The meeting outlines a nonpartisan tariff board and highlights women as key participants in government and market understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Farwell
Southern Tariffs Association
Georgian Terrace
Southern Tariff Association
Farwell
Catein Cooledge
Atlanta
Georgia
Woman's Division
Tarwell
Rosalie Nixon
Tariff Association
Tavery
South Association
Nominations discuss urged for large attendance at meetings
Members urged a large turnout for the upcoming nominations as general meetings occur quarterly. Officers to be elected Saturday January 2 with Australian ballot rules, and Mrs Andrew Hansell outlines plans for the February third regional conference covering Tennessee through Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hansell
Tennessee
Kentucky
Georgia
North Caroline
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Shorter Club Forms in Atlanta With Officers Named
Shorter College inspired an Atlanta Shorter club after December 1920 gatherings. Dr Van Hoose and Paul Cooper attended the first tribute, with Mrs Harold Cooledge elected president and other officers named. The club planned fund raising events and a bridge party in April, noting meetings and membership eligibility for those who attended Shorter for over a year. The page also mentions a January meeting at Mrs Owens and an event honoring Mrs Wiggins of Augusta with Mrs J E B Wingen hosting.
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Shorter Club
Harold Colledge
Shorter College
Atlanta
van Hoose
Paul Cooper
Mark Cooper
Cooledge
Atlanta Shorter Club
Harold Cooledge
Littell Funhhauser
Frances Brown
Hubert Mitchell
Harold Cooled
Kathleen Muller
Georgian Owen
Barnett
Geraldine Hood
Walter Cooper
Bacon
Dobbie Mas Dean
Rome
Shorter College Club
John
Owana
West Eleventh Street
Charmer
Royston Cabaniss
Marion van Dyke
John & Owens
Walter G. Cooper
Social Items Crowded With Visits Across Town
Social notes list Mr and Mrs Charles Haden at home after two week New York absence. Mrs ELC Benton Cedartown visits Mrs Whit H. Durens. Miss Josephine Windle of New York visiting Miss Alexa Stir Hog at East Lake. Windle formerly Atlanta resident with many friends here. Mr Lamar Collier of New York visiting parents at the Georgian Terrace. Mr George F McGlawn left for a west trip. Mrs McGlawn staying at Blackburn sanatorium. Mr and Mrs Frank Adair returned from New York. Mrs C W Lane convalescing at Davis Fischer Sanatorium. Mr and Mrs Harold B R Kistler announce birth of son Harold Romaine Kistler Jr at 15 West Georgia Avenue. Mr Kistler manages Forsyth Theatre. Mrs J N Warren in Elberton for death of brother Colonel H Julien Brewer. Mrs Sadie Leo Bear of Raleigh visiting cousin Mrs George M Kohn at 85 Myrta Street. Mr and Mrs A Montgomery with Mrs J Johnson of Jackson Miss at Hot Springs Ark. Mrs William B Flick of Philadelphia visiting daughter Mrs Barry Smith. Mrs Arnold Broyles and Mrs George Traylor returned from two week yacht cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haden
New York
Josephine Windle
Alexa Stir- Hog
East Lake
Aes Windle
Forgerly
Atlanta
George F. McGlawn
Harold BR. Kistler
Harold Romaine Kistler, Jr
Kistler
West Georgia Avenue
Forsyth Theater
J. N. Warren
Elberton
H Julien Brewer
East Coast Party Trip and Local Birth Notices
A fragment from a Palm Beach east coast item notes a party leaving a yacht at St Augustine on Sunday and returning to Atlanta. It mentions Mr and Mrs Harmon and Mrs Julian Barrett with other locals in Georgia. Also a birth announced for Mr and Mrs Sims Bray a son named Robert. Nina McClesky visits relatives in Atlanta. Judge and Mrs W Fish noted at Ponce de Leon avenue. Carcass beef prices reported by Swift & Company in Atlanta for the week ending January 13, 1922, range from 9 to 15 cents per pound with an average around 14.
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Palm Beach
St .Augusting
Harmon
Atlanta
Julian Barrett
MiamioFia
W. C. Jarnagin
Juniver Street
Land
Sims Bray
Robert
J. E. Mobley
Nina McClesky
Little Reek
W Fish
Ponce de Léon Avenue
Swift & Company Ge
Barrett Family Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Thomas Barrett IX and her daughters Frances Arnold and Bertha Barrett have returned to Austrats from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brogzons on Duniper Street.
Pine Borek Syrup and Pinex Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts pine syrup remedies for coughs and throat ailments. It promotes Pinex as a concentrated pine extract and explains how to mix it with sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey to create effective cough syrups. It warns against substitutes and guarantees satisfaction or money back from The Pinex Co.
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Pinex Co
Wayne
Ind
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Pracernea
Irs
Little
Dhia
Livsaladalnhia
Aunapa
Nisie
Solon Drukenmiller
Preston H. Epps
Charles Chalmers
Mell R. Wilkinson
Joan L. Westmoreland
Atlanta Nationa
Bans Buiding
French Alliance
JcKenzier
Madame Silfer
The
Aliance
Roosevelt Auxiliary
Mra Cte
Charles | Walker
Tedene
Kling
Wattone Y Drama League
Ats Pm
Bleaton
Wildwelt Gay
Virginia Downs
Joel Hurt
George Veazey
Bridgeten
Ae Glascock
D. Gones
Miss Louise Hartwell
Covington
Mise
Clara Alexander
Teader
Alnger
Atlanta Woman's Club
I. G. Walker
J. Whiteford Russell
John C. Sage
Ell A. Thome As
J. P. Womble
Joseph H. Morgan
Abraman
C.B. Walker
N. Bateman
Dean Johnson
John M Slaton
Lilian Tidwell
E. H. Goodhart
Smullyan
I. C Smulyan
Fourth Ward
League of Women Voters
Ponce de Leon Avenue
James T. Williams
A. B
W. 2. Harrington
Evelyn Harris
J. W. Goldsmith
Ulrich. Atkinson
A. B. Sims
Charles P. King
John Wood Alde
R. A. Ryan
John Bentgomery
W. R. Sample
F. Wylie
Wiliam Butler
Miss Clark
Epple Stirling Clarke
Peachtrea Road
Peter F. Clarke
Coates Gwynne
San Antonio
Texas
Ada
Eva
J_ E Wiring
Price
J. P Cawthen
BR. H Henderson
Charles W. Revell
Fay T. West
William N. Masgengale
R B Duncan
Alfred J. Young
B.C. Kent
CM. Lancaster
Hubert Anderson
George Wiggins
Nelie Ward
Custis Ivey
John Turner
Wiliam
Spalding, Jr
Spring Street
Irena Thomas
Elizabeth Goldsmith
Martha McCrae
Ruby Walker
Mary Hill Bloodworth
John Itle, Jr
van Jernigan
William White
Clem Weston
Wiggins
J EB Winging
W.N. Lassenenle
Eae
Sese Ab Pgegeapace Ag Agu Ag Gaen
Atlanta Conservatory OF Music
School OF Fine Arts
Geo. F. Lindner
Peachtree and
Broad Streets
Samuel W. , Greene
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Peachtree
Th Streets
Lamar Collier
Mr and
Mis . Collier
Sadie Leo Bear
Raleigh
George M Kohn
Mvrtia Street
A. Montgomery
J. Johnson
Jackson, Miss
Hot Springs, Ark
William B Flick
Barry Smith
Arnold Broyles
George Traylor
H. B. Harmon
Dengris D Jewelry CO
Durham
Edgewood Ave
Georgia Art Supply Co
Phonje Man
Davis & Freeman, Inc
Silver and
Diamonds
Whitehall
Carter
Baby Louis
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