Women to Meet Friday on Bonds Issue Support
Mrs. W Woods White, president of the City Federation of Clubs, announces a Friday 11 oclock conference in the Woman's Club building to organize women of Atlanta for aiding the bond issue. She invites presidents of sixty three federated organizations and all interested women to attend and discuss welfare problems.
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Woods White
City Federation of Clubs
Atlanta
White
City Federation
Woman's Club
W. Woods White
City
Nine O'Clock German Cotillion At Piedmont Club
A nine o clock German at the Piedmont Driving Club promises a bright evening with guests invited at nine, cotillion dancing to 22 o'clock, followed by supper and continued dancing. Chaperons include Felder, Charoberiin, Cooney, Slaton and others.
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Piedmont
Mra
T. B. Felder, Jr
Harry B. Charoberiin
R. L. Cooney
Harry English
J. H. Nunnally
Harrison Peon
John §. Clarke
Dudley Cowles
James K. Dickey, Jr
Ladies Memorial Association to Meet at Carnegie Library
An important meeting of the Ladies Memorial Association will convene Friday at 11 o clock in the Carnegie Library assembly room with full attendance urged. The Atlanta chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold a business meeting at 9 15 p m in the Woman s Clubhouse on Baker Street with the executive board meeting at 2 46 p m. The Atlanta Frances Willard Woman s Christian Temperance Union plans a rear session on Thursday.
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Ladies’ Memorial Association
Carnegie Hibrary
Atlanta
United’ Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman's Club
Baker Streak
Frances Willard
Woman’s Christian, Temperance Union
Sunday School Room Meeting on Christian Citizenship Plans
In the Sunday school room at Trinity the Christian citizenship department will discuss plans from the state superintendent and assess the Atlanta situation. A full attendance is desired and visitors will be warmly welcomed.
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Trinity
Department of Christian Citizenship
Atlanta
Social items from a Georgia town social page
Miss Anna Watson visits Jacksonville and Mrs Harrison and a list of local visitors, parties, travels, and engagements. Milas Luelle Brodnax to study in New York while Miss Decker, Miss Mollie, and other residents attend events. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Morrison in Florida and Mrs. Mabry in Savannah, with notes on theater teas, bridge gatherings, and upcoming visits.
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Herald
John Alton Harris
Riverside Drive
Wiliam R. Chapman
Augustus van Wyck
Bedell Parker
James Henry Parker
Willam H. Ammerman
Alfred W. Cochran
Minthorns Woolsey
James H. Dew
Walter Luttgren
H. C. Hollendeck
Renchen
R. W. Jones
James W. Osborne
John W. Wise
George Woodward
Donald McLean
Florence Guernsey
John Temple Graves
John Alvin Young
S. R. Jaques
T. C. Burke
George W. Dungan
Ns. C. Stevens
Anna ‘Watson
Jacksonville
Fila
Ernest Harrison
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Bryan Harrison
Milas Luelle Brodnax
Woodberry School
Pratt Institute
New York
Miss Brodnax
Columbia University
Kindred Innes
W. J. Morrison
Florida
Grace Lee Brown
RC. Black
Mlaral
John E. Murphy
Misa Sophie Meldrim
Savannan
Washington
Burton Harrison
James Cage
Tacoma
Wash
New Orleans
Mre
K. J. Pepper
Gentry
Philippines
City
W. Se Gentry
Pepper
Mary Lee
Inez McDermont
Raswell, Q
H. Irby Weaver
Ernest Sims
Bia
Jackson Street
Edith Danson
Athene
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BONDS
Mrs. Nuttman
L. M. Nuttman
Sridge
Russell
A. L. Mills
van Oradale
C. P. Terrett
Frank McCoy
George Atkinson
Preston Brown
Northington
G. Blanton
Roosom Wright
Mortimer Allen
Fleming von Rensselaer
Robert Smythe
Walter Stearns
R. B. Ridley
Joseph Moody
Norwood Mitchell
T. A. Pearce
G. G. Bailey
Johnn Alton Harris
Valeria Rankin
Macon
Charles Lincoln Gately
Eddie Brown
Roy Nunnally
Monroe
the Laundry Co
Wilson & Harris
Atlanta, GA
W. A. Greer
Www. A. Parker
David Woalalger
J. A. Carrell
Mina Laura
Belle Gilbert
Lenna Stewart
Kate| Carroll
Bessie Weissger
W._ H. Nunnally
Tatber Nunnally
Napier
Dacatut
George Keene
Bate Brown
Madeline Allen
Ethel Clark
Jack~sanvilie
Nunnally
Woman's College
Baltimore
Edith Finner
Forrest Avenue
College Preparatory
Nancy Catchings
Martin
Lucy Yancey
Misa Martha Wilkins
All
Decatur
W. B. Bennett
Trinity Church
Ars
Lambert Flemming
Katharine Lambert
Charles Clinton Flemming, Jr
N. Jackson
Church of St. Anthon
West End
Miendanta
Joseph Lambert
Mia
Wm. Me-Alphin
Imogen Flemming
Birmingham
Miason Agnes Klein
Kate McGee
Monica Callahan
Denver
Clem Lambert
James Jordan
Thomas Lambert
James Flemming
James Flynn
J Hd. Lambert
Michael Lambert
Flemming
Miss Liphart
Misa May Haverty
Bridge
Miza Gertrude Liphart
Atlantic City
Toulman Williams
Ida Ryan
Gertrude Ballard
San Francisco
Miss Haverty
Maud Haverty
Georgia Mountain Educational Association
Oldemobile Place
Industrial School For
Mountain Girls
Peel
Marshall Johnson
W. W. Thomas
W. Z. Peel
Wea
Lawrence-Smith
Ashburn
Nora Lawrence
Roy B. Smith
Cehoos
Moa
Joseph Lawrence
Houghton
South Georgis
Georgia Frese Association
Asu
Cohoes
Ecenstal
N.Y
Mrs. Morrow
Hinman
Thomas P. Hinman
Ethel Kelly
Miss Atkinson
John 5. Cohen
May Atkinson
Miss Nunnally
Alexander W. Smith
W. W. Gray
Frances Nunnally
Miss Harwood
Bertha
Harwood
Linden Street
Mies Nellé Davis
Dayton
Ming Harwood
Helen Harwood
A. L. Blackman
Marjorie Wilkes
Palma
Amorous
Emma Kate Amorous
Frank Pearson
Sara Bell
Misa Mee Mcintyre Waa
Pearson
Miss Amoroua
Misa Williama
Cyrus Strickler
Charles Northen
St. Philip's Cathedral
E. P. King
Piedmont Avenue
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Y. MC. A
The
Young ‘Men's Christian Association
Hugh McClaine
No. 441 North Boulevard
Mabel Gilreath
Carteraville
James Eng- Mah
W. A. Rmal Entertainment
J. L. Culver
C. I Mamilton
Railway Mail Association
Angler Avenue
C. L. Dean
R. B. Clark
E. H. Dawnon
R. M. Wilhelt
BR. M. Wihelt
W. M. GM
B. F. Weaver
W. Ellington
B. Hall
W. Mt. GM
W. A. Moreland
A. J. Fuller
I. A. Sigman
R. M. Withsit
J. W. Acker
H. Dawson
W. Eddins
R. C. White
W. LL Smith
W. G. Travie
B. R. Clark
Edward Rosasco
Italy
Wella
Spring Street
Chambers
Edgar Chambers
Osbon Chambers
Lummus
Jack Shropshire
Edward Lummus
Carlisle
James Allen Carlisle
Weat End
J. H. Gray
West Mitchell Street
R. H. Parker
George Weabington
Misaya Byrd
the Post Tavern
Battle Creek, Mich
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Ewr Paper
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whiteball St
Aviator
University
Eiseman & Weil
J. P. Stevens
California
John S. Mabry
Heyalatér
Culpepper
Senoia
Mabel Decker
Mamie Sullivan Hies
A. AL. Black
Charlotte Green
Fis
Jennie Dargan
Virginia Polak
Heywood Hansell
Fort Snelling
Mina
Andrew Hansell
Joan D. Little
Mrs Little
Richmond
Ashton Starke
Charles S. Barrett
Washington, City
Army Ladies’ Bridge Club
Fort MicPherson
Louis L. Doettelbach
George F. Boheer
Mra. Harris
Carroltan
Blementhar Rand Hiss
Gennaie Otanis
Corpus Garis
Texas
Mosico
Raturnin
Harry Conley
Elizabeth Zewis
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Winchow
Cling
South China
Cara C. És
Mise Norse Hardman
North Avenue
Henrietta
Frances Evera
Inman Park
Nellis Davis
Nellie Davis
Bertha Harwood
Austel
Thornton
Peachtree Circle
Kate McCandless
Z. T. Dobba
Mise Anna Caverly
Cincinnati
Hebrews Christian Association
Carnegie Lbrary
Minnie McDermont
J. B. Legg
Burnie
Susie Legg
Orlando
Howell Patten
White Plains
Nttla
Lillian Teabel
J. M. Goldsmith
Springstreet
Carolyne Wellala
Pensacola
Rosasco-Wells
Rosanco
Estelle Cook
Tabernacle Infirmary
Will To B. Jones
Central Avenue
Nancy Prince
Washington, D. C
Mtro- Jack
Emory Speer
W. K. Young
Burkett Brothers
Dry Branch
Curve Tribk
Peachtree Street
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