Notable Local Figures Highlighted in Community Notices
A list of residents and professionals including Mrs John Turner Mrs John Mullin Mrs Milton Smith Mrs Sargent Mrs Oxietree Bre Coleman Hodee Besetcher Mullin Mrs Stewart Mrs at Johnson Mrs Frank Dabney Mrs Borner Mrs Norman Wrigley Dr G Warner and Mrs Guy Woolford appears in a community notice, indicating local social and professional presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Turner
John Mullin
Milton Smith
Sargent
Oxietree
Coleman Hodee
Besetcher Mullin
Stewart
At. Johnson
Frank Dabney
Borner
Norman Wrigley
G Warner
Guy Woolford
Bridge Tea Hosted for Bride-Elect Elise Brown
Mrs John Starbuck entertained at a bridge tea at her North Boulevard home in honor of bride-elect Elise Brown. Pink roses and Narcissi decorated the rooms. Top prize a Madeira embroidery center, consolation and guest prizes blue crepe de chine camisoles. Pauline Randall and Nellie Walsh presided at the tea table with a lengthy list of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Starbuck
North Boulevard
Elise Brown
Pauline Randall
Nellie Walsh
Jes Brown
Kate Carroll
Gladys Cauble
Lyda Nash
Marguerite Harper
Nelia Walsh
Ruling Randall
Louise Massey
Mabel Woolford
Maryland
Georgiana ‘Tremere
Kentucky
Malcolm Reybold
Frank Berry
Harold Beers
T. J Bettis
John Gosett
G. V. Savitz
LC. McKiney
James G_ Ison
Morris Eying
Herbert
Attractive visitor visits Atlanta society circles
Mrs rsapham of New York and Paris arrived yesterday to visit Mrs Lee Lowman and will stay several weeks. She is sister to Mr Robert C Lowry and kin to Colonel Robert J Lowry. Colonel Lowry hosts a driving club entertainment tonight in her honor. Tea dance at Druid Hills Golf Club attracts many reservations for a delightful afternoon. Regular weekly dinner dance at Driving club features bright parties. Major and Mrs Cohen entertain for Miss Isoline Campbell. Eugene Kelly hosts for sister Mrs William Royster of Norfolk with guests Lauren Foreman Gus Dodd and others. James Kelley hosts a thirty-child dancing party at his East Tenth Street home. Marion Vaughn to entertain at bridge next Thursday. Adrienne Battey to box party at Atlanta theater for Miss Tremere and Miss Woolford. Professor Mayer to give a piano recital at Cable Hall Thursday evening. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rsapham
New York
Paris
Lee Lowman
Europe
Robert, C. Lowry
Robert J. Lowry
Major
John S. Cohen
Isoline Campbell
Eugene Kelly
William Royster
Norfolk
Lauren Foreman
Gus Dodd
Adrienne Battey
Atlanta
Guy Woolford
Georgiana Tremere
Kentucky
Mabel Woolford
Maryland
T. M. Mayer
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Cable Hall
Wesley Memorial hospital committees meet January 27 at Hotel Ansley
The ways and means committees of Wesley Memorial hospital will convene in the D and F parlors of the Hotel Ansley on Wednesday morning January 27 at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Ansley
Local notes include illnesses births and visits
Mr Charles G Lippold remains seriously ill with diphtheria but shows improvement. Mrs Hugh Lokey travels to Birmingham after her mother's death. An informal dance is planned at the Athletic club. Mr and Mrs George Nolan of Orlando announce a son's birth. Mrs Nolan was Mabel Couch of Senora. Dr and Mrs John R Atkinson host Dorflinger of Pennsylvania at Georgia Terrace. Mrs Estelle Garrett Baker returns home after a visit with Miss Sallie Eugenia Brown. Bart Glenn and family, recently in Birmingham, visit J C Eving on Juniper Street. Ira Hardin of South Carolina mourns his grandfather's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Lippold
Hugh M. Lokey
Birmingham
Thomas Hamilton
Athletic Club
George E Nolan
Orlando
Fla
Nolan
Mish Mabel Couch
Senora
John R.atkinson
Georgia Terrace
Estelle Garrett Baker
Sallie Eugenia Brown
Bart Glenn
J. C. Eving
Juniper Street
Ira Hardin
South
Social Notes From Atlanta Daily Life
Carolina Misa May Hardin postpones her planned ante afternoon party. Miss Mary Murphey hosts a tea dance at Druid Hills Golf Club for Misa Dml Dred Hazen of Orange New Jersey, guest of Miss Mignon McCarty. Mr Carlos Mason returns from New York with Dr F L Curtig at Hotel Claridge. Misses Carter return from New York City after entertaining visits. Mrs J T Moore and Mrs D J Hill stay at Daytona. Mr Moore returns to Atlanta. Mrs W S Duncan, now convalescent, is visited by sister Mrs Henderson Hugueley from West Point. S Jack Cutler of Macon visits Mrs Charles Caonkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Misa May Hardin
Mary Murphey
Druid Hills Golf Club
Misa Dmldred Hazen
Orange
N. J
Mignon McCarty
Carlos Mason
New York City
F. L. Curtig
Hotel Claridge
Carter
Duncan
Henderson Hugueley
West Point
Jack Cutler
Macon
Charles Caonkin
DeKalb plans county fair for October in Decatur
Decatur Ga January 22 Special A DeKalb county fair for October is under consideration. Hon R Frank Smith and County Demonstrator R S Hunter would lead the effort to boost rural improvements. The Boys Corn Club and Girls Canning Club produced fine exhibits last fall, with plans for larger displays next fall at Decatur and the state corn show. Subscriptions would fund premiums and operation with no admission fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
DeKalb County
Hunter
Hunter's
Roya’ Corn Club
Girls’ Canging Club
Premiam
General Preston Named As Commander-in-Chief Georgia Confederates
Macon Ga January 22 Special General Joseph W Preston of Macon has been named commander in chief of the Georgia Confederate Veterans by General Bennett H Young. Preston succeeds Captain Tip Harrison of Atlanta who resigned after finding he could not serve. Preston will name his aides and departmental officers shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Joseph W. Preston
Georgia Confederate Veterans
Bennett H. Young
Preston
Tip Harrison
Atlanta
Start Cooking School for Annie Crusoe Club
The Annie Crusoe club resumes a two week cooking school run by Mrs. R Dull for area churches and benevolent groups. Held at the Anmerusoe Club for Business Women 145 Capitol avenue from 230 to 430 pm. First day includes a free lecture and a demonstration of desserts old and new. The club offers a home for business women at affordable board, not a charity, with the Young Woman's Bible class of Central Presbyterian Church overseeing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Dull
Anmerusoe Club
Capitol Avenue
Annie Crusoe Club
Young Woman's Bible Class
Central Presbyterian Church
Five candidates enter Rome commission race in Georgia
Rome Ga January 22 Special five candidates are in the field for Rome's first commissioner post and sixteen seeking the four deputy commissioner seats. The February 23 primary may require a February 26 runoff due to many candidates. The latest slate lists C Terhune for first commissioner and L F McKay JW Keown F J Kane and W C Atkinson for deputy posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
C. Terhune
L. F. McKay
JW. Keown
F. J. Kane
W. C. Atkinson
Disagreeable Weather Potential Across Saturday
The weather forecast warns of showers snow and sleet with a wintry mix possible Saturday. Atlanta may get the tail end of a large snowstorm moving from Arkansas to the Great Lakes causing travel discomfort across the region. A warm drizzle preceded the day with a temperature drop expected early morning though not reaching freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Arkansas
Great Lakes
Call to Tabernacle Declined by Peacock
Rev. E H Peacock pastor of Broadway Baptist Church Knoxville Tennessee declined to accept the call to assistant pastor at Tabernacle Baptist Church Atlanta He is considering a later return to aid in a financial campaign for the Tabernacle whose date will be announced soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E H. Peacock
Broadway Baptist Church
Knoxville
Candler to Ordain Class of Deacons at Wesley Memorial
Bishop Warren A Candler will deliver a morning sermon at Wesley Memorial Church at 11 o clock after which he will ordain a class to the office of deacon Rev Roscoe David will lead junior church services at 10 o'clock Dr Andrew Sledd of Emory University faculty will preach at 7 39 in the evening at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Candler
Wesley Memorial Church
Roscoe David
Andrew Sledd
Emory University
Atlanta Woman's Club Guaranties Grand Opera Support
Through the educational committee led by Mrs. Spencer Atkinson the Atlanta Woman's club pledges 100 dollars as guarantor for grand opera. The card, signed by president Mrs. J. P. McGovern and chairwoman Atkinson, notes aims to bring free lectures by local artists and highlights club’s long cultural and philanthropic role despite budget limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Woman's Club
Spencer Atkinson
7. P. McGovern
J. P. McGovern
Atlanta
Opera in Dresden Discussed by Miss Stanley
Carrie Stanley, a Dresden resident visiting Texas relatives, says Dresden’s opera season remains active despite war. She notes steady audiences, many benefit concerts for war relief, and Americans wearing ribbon badges on the streets, while English have departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Miss Stanley
Misa Carrie Stanley
Germany
Walter Stanley
Texas
America
Dr Guthrie to Lecture Before Atlanta Drama League
Dr William Norman Guthrie of New York will visit Atlanta next Tuesday to present two or three lectures at the Georgian Terrace. The talks, on religion and drama, are free for Drama League members and may be attended by outsiders for a door fee. Guthrie, famed for bold critique, previously lectured in Atlanta on Racial Types of the World s Greatest Dramas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Norman Guthrie
New York
South
Atlanta
Atlanta Drama League
Georgian Terrace
League
Guthrie
Europe
University of the South
Monsieur Benedict Papot
Beautiful Dinner-Dance At Garden of Roses
A fortnights dinner dance at the Georgian Terrace featured a rose theme with roses, smilax, and yellow lights in an all rose decor. Miss Ethel Moulton performed a rose pantomime while dancing duos with Mr. Bell. About two hundred guests, including Mrs. William Royster and Miss Mildred Hazen, attended in honor of several visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden of Roses
Georgian Terrace
Killarney
Ethel
Moulton
Bell
William Royster
Virginia
FH. W. McCerren
Mildred Hazen
New Jersey
Mignon McCarty
Curry Moon
Tremere
Kentucky
Miss Woolford
Maryland
Cator Woolford
Helen Conroy
John Morris, Jr Ang
Cy J. V. Pierson
Raines, Prominent U D C Leader, Dies in Savannah
Savannah, Ga January 22 Mrs L H Raines founder of the United Daughters of the Confederacy died at her son's home in Savannah aged 62. A long time custodian of the crosses of honor she organized the Georgia division and Savannah chapter and led the movement. Funeral tomorrow at 11 from her residence. Rev J J Taylor of First Baptist will conduct services with interment at Laurel Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
L. H. Raines
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of Confederacy
Crosses of Honor
Georgia
J. J. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Laurel Grove Cemetery
Shriners to devote proceeds to charity at Atlanta event
Yaarab temples will donate part of Sunday’s moving picture program proceeds at the Auditorium to charity and Yaarab’s Seattle patrol fund. No admission charge, visitors contribute at the door, fez wearing and orderly conduct urged. Mrs. Robert Bryan Harrison of Atlanta died in St Louis and will be brought home for interment Sunday morning. she leaves husband and son Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
R. B. Harrison
ST. Louis
ITO
Yaarab
Atlanta
Fox
Seattle
All Shriners Loys
Henry Heinz
Robert Bryan Harrison
Harrison
pRscona Baptist Church
Ernest Harrison
Grand Debuts Photo-Player Instrument at Friday Show
The Grand theater installed a new photo-player described as a one-man orchestra. It combines piano and organ tones with mechanical effects like horn, drums, and bells via foot pedals and buttons. The instrument, with a ten-selection roll, is operated from a fixed position and will be a permanent feature at all performances.
Mrs Lokey's Mother Dies in Birmingham
Mrs Thomas A Hamilton widow of Mrs Hugh M Lokey of Atlanta died Friday morning at her Birmingham Alabama home after several weeks illness. Funeral and interment will be held today in Washington Georgia, childhood home of Mrs Timltten, daughter of Dr Tupper a Baptist minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A Hamilton
Hugh M. Lokey
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Washington, Ga
Tiamtlten
Amanda Tupper
Tupper
Railroad YMCA to Hear Rev Smith at West Alabama Rooms
The Railroad Young Men's Christian Association invites railroad men and friends to a Sunday service at 340 o clock in the rooms at 134 West Alabama Street. Rev W O T Smith, pastor of the Baptist church at Decatur, will speak. A song service led by the orchestra and a warm welcome will accompany the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Railroad
Alabama Street
W OT Smith
Baptist Church
Decatur
Dr Juillian to Preach at St Pauls Methodist Church
Dr J W Juillian pastor of St Pauls Methodist Church Grant and Sydney streets will preach Sunday morning on Life versus Death. Evening topic titled Witnessing for Christ. An excellent music program has been arranged for both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Juillian
Astor
St .Aul’s Methodist Church
Grant
Sydney Streets
Haden to Speak in Columbus at Dollar Dinner
Charles J. Haden of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce will address a Columbus audience on Thursday evening January 28. The event is the annual dollar dinner, a key gathering for prominent citizens in Columbus and the surrounding region, recognizing the chamber’s work for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Haden
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Mr. Haden
Methodist Class to Hear Dr Durham in Lecture
Dr Plato T Durham dean of Emory university will lecture to the auditorium class of the First Methodist church Sunday morning at 530 oclock All men invited to hear birth Note: OCR artifact preserved uncertain phrase bir retains original from source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plato T. Durham
Emory University
First Methodist Church
Rev Shelhamer Preaches at Free Methodist Church Sunday
At Free Methodist Church 273 Hill Street Rev I E B Shelhamer will preach Sunday. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
I EB Shelhamer
273 Hill Street
Mrs Beets Remainder Rest In Greenwood Funeral Held
The funeral of Mrs Anna E Bests was held Wednesday morning from the Immaculate Conception church. Interment was in Greenwood. She is survived by her husband G M Beets two daughters Clara and Loreene and two brothers W M and E N Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Bests
Immaculate Conception
Greenwood
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Grand Opera
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Arthur Kelly Evans
William D
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U.S. A
C. J. Haden
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Young Rovance
Matinee Fc
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