Informal Dinner Dance At Capital City Hosts Vast Guests
The Capital City informal dinner dance drew a large crowd with many out of town visitors among the young and married set. Guests included Mrs J B Hester of Tyron North Carolina guest of Mrs T Haslenger Miss Conroy of New Jersey guest of Miss Marguerite Haverty Miss Elizabeth Murray of Huntse guest of Mr and Mrs H B Scott the Misses Foy of Pittsburg guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Lynch and Stanley Fleming. The marriage of Alma Stanley and Strother Fleming is expected Wednesday evening February 20 at 8 o clock at The.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Hester
Tyron
N.C
T. Haslenger
Conroy
New Jersey
Misa
Marguerite Haverty
Elbeth Murray
Huntse
H. B. Scott
Foy
Pittsburg
Thomas J. Lynch
Stanley Fleming
Alma Stanley
Mr. Strother ‘Fleming
W. Blackman
Myrtle ‘Street
Mable Woolford
Maryland
Seene Tremere
Miss Woolford
Miss Tremere
Ruth Blackman
Natalie Ragedale
Olive, DeFoor
Guy Wosléar
Ro OC
Leonard Staple
Eary Collinsworth
Reynolds
Louis Hutson
Tarry Hutson
Otto Gripe
G. M. Durant
Miss. Carter
Washington
Mignon McCarty
Miss Hagen
Social News and Events From Atlanta Society Pages
Atlanta society items detail engagements and receptions, dances, teas and club events. Mentions Mr and Mrs David W Morgan at East Ala Dr Wilmer to perform ceremony. Mrs Charles Sciple hosts reception on Peachtree Street. Recitals by Wilmot Goodwyn benefiting Home for 610 Women. Suffrage tea room opens at suffrage headquarters 7 Peachtree Street. Dancing parties and matinee teas described, plus Whist Club and Atlanta Writers Club notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
David W. Morgan
East Ala
Wilmer
Philip E. Alston
Fleming
Florida
Swift
Juniper Street
Wilmot Goodwyn
Tanta
Wesley Memorial Chapel
National ‘Society For
Atlanta
Suffrage Tea Room
Boston
New York
Suffrage
Peachtree Street
Masonic Temple
Old Guard to Attend-Dance At Capital City Club
The education committee of the Atlanta Woman's club hosts a dance at Capital City club tomorrow evening with the Old Guard in uniform as the main attraction. Informal attire urged, ballroom used for crowd. Mrs. Spencer Atkinson chairs the committee with many local ladies and gentlemen assisting. An a la carte supper is available and tickets may be bought at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Guard
Capital City Club
Atlanta’ Woman's Club
Capital City
Old ‘Guard
Spencer. Atkinson
PF. J. McGovern
John K. Ott~ney
Vie Everett
Byman Amsden
James Jackson
W. C. Spiker
W. B. Price Smith
Clyde King
H. H. Tucker
EL Pound
William Percy
Linton Topkins
D. Vie
MoDe Wison
W. S. Colemay Ods White
J. C. Mathawsen
A. O. Woodward
M. C. Fasell
Sallie EB. Brown
A. BR. Coleorn
ML Davies
W. Lester
Irvine ‘Thomas
Hugh Wiilet
Robert Maddox
Hugh Dorsey
Albert Akers
J. R. Watts
J. R. Hardin
H. B. Scott
Harvie Jordan
Arthur Powell
H. Hower
W.H. Krieshaber
John Mr. Slaton
Nellie Peters
Black Morgan
Edward Lyle
Percy Adan
Connally
Louis Gholatin
C. H
John‘George L Clurton
Charles Godfrey Richardson
Frank Neely
David Boaz “Dunvan
Caroline “Duncan
Go Stevens
Hy Tlastings
Hayne McFadden
Stephen “Hoot
T. J. Jones
E Ht. Akers
Elijah Brown
Dalton Mitenell
Kratm
H. Clay Moore
Ernest Kent
LW. Arthur
OW. A. Grahiam Clarkes Glover
Uhornwell Jacobs
Julia ‘Keefr Nelson
William, McCarthy
Alice Baxter
Celeste’ Parrish
Guthrie Lectures on Religion and Drama at the Georgian Terrace
Dr W M Guthrie delivered lectures on religion and the drama before a large audience at the Georgian Terrace. He argued that rising individualism threatens a common dramatic ground and urged dramatists to seek mass feeling through religious themes. A second talk, The Formula for American Drama, is set for tonight at 8.30, with The Play Without Words planned for Thursday at 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tbr
Wiliam Norman Guthrie
Drama ‘League
Georgian Terrace
Guthrie
Dr. Guthrie
Pencil Campaign Aims to Help Crippled Georgia Children
At 11 AM on Tuesday thirty five committees of four women each began taking pencil orders in the city business district to raise funds for a Crippled Children's Home in Georgia. By last night hundreds of signed blanks were filed, ranging from a single pencil to many dozens. The campaign targets state wide aid with a vaudeville and moving picture show at the Grand theater and seeks broad, free service to crippled children regardless of location or physician. State pencil jobbers have agreed not to solicit while the drive proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippled Children’s Home of
Georgia
Helm
Executive Committee
Empire
Atlanta
New York
Savannah
Grand Theater
Penell
Sigg
Blk. van Winkle
Dewdew “Brown
W. C. Wardlaw
J. H. Hileman
Georgia experiment station leader to speak at North Avenue Presbyterian
Mr DeLoach of the Georgia experiment station will present a practical lesson on bird housing to the Atlanta Burroughs Nature club and guests at 69 East North Avenue, with Miss Brinkley Miss Farzaret Fraser Mr Judson Willingam and Mr James Johnson in attendance. Special music at St Mark's includes a January 21 service by Miss Hida Bartholomew organist, Mr Oscar Pappenheimer, and augmented choir. The Frances Willard WCTU will meet Thursday at Trinity church Sunday school room. Decatur Athletic Club hosts a Decatur dance and the Driving Club holds a tea dance with entertainment by prominent hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Driving Club
Joseph N. Moody
Hugh McKee
Moody
McKee
Edwin Ansley
George Brown
Nash Brogies
John Moore
Murray
Eligabeth Murcla
H. B. Scott
Mazie Thurston
Hantsville
Miss Brinkley
Lillia
Carter
Sue Brinkley
Boston
Kennesaw Avenue
Judson Willingham
Vesper Club
Miss Carter
Margaret Frasier
Carl
Fort
Marie. Asher
DeLoach
A. Mt
Georgia Experiment Station
North Avenue Presbyterian School
East North Avenue
Atlanta Burroughs Nature Club
St. Mark's
Hida B. Bartholomew
Oscar Pappenheimer
Miss Bartholomew
St. Mark’s Church
Frances Willard Womans Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
Armor
Committee Sets Pension Study Panel In City
Council delays on Renfree pension amendment as ordinance referred to a three member subcommittee Ashley Reynolds and Renfree will review. City now spends about 14000 yearly on pensions and officials warn costs may grow beyond 50000 annually if current practices continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council
Renfree
Ashley
Reynolds
Women Missionaries Meeting in Augusta Ga
Augusta Ga January 26 Somati Missionary society of the North Georgia district held its annual meeting here last night. The session opened with reports from local chapters and discussions on outreach work. Members reviewed mission plans and upcoming events for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Somati “Missionary Society of
North Georgi District
Misa
Daisy Davies Leads Atlanta Speech at Institute Session
Daisy Davies of Atlanta was the principal speaker after welcome addresses. The morning program featured an institute on children's work led by Mrs. W A Allbright and reports from officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Davies
Atlanta
W. A. Allbright
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J. C. Morrison
Liberal Credit
Whitehall Stree
Cam
Progressive National Bank
Fulton Natl Bank Peel Giie
Victor Cluis
J. B. Hester
Tryon
T. T. Ballenzer
Thompson
J. 0Nderson
West Nd
Harry Thompson
Macon
J. T. Buckner
Hazen
Marian Goldsmith
Mildred Hazen
New Jerse
All Saints’ Church Guild
Latria Melone
Atlanta Writers’ Club
William F. Parkhurst
Red
Eisenwein
At~lanta Writers’ Club
Robert Argo
Neely
Mary Brent Waiteside
Writers’ Club
Oglethorpe University
Ninth Ward League
Fulton and DeKalb County
Equal Suffrage Party of Georgia
Moreland Speer
William Rawlings
J. Hinton Clark
Cook
James Bedell
Nan Stephens
Mackle
Benjamin Elias
Art
Line
Friends of the Fourth Ward Club
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Fred A. Line
Garfield Place
J.ine
Wred A. Line
W. M. Guthrie
Farzaret Fraser
Judson Willingam
James Johnson
Decatur Athletic Club
Decatur
H.C. Worthem
Lewis Beck
Ward- Smith
William Shallenberger
Pensions
Renfroe
Hetti
Maull Bros
St., Louis, U. S. A
Edad
Mary Culler White
China
Maxwell House
Grocern
Cheek-Neal Coffee, CO
Nashville
Jacksonville
Dearies
McNamara
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Marietta ‘Street
Fiewlentation
Carlston’s
Hanan
Carlton
Whitehall
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