Atlanta Women among Recruits for Training Camp
Among Atlantans who will attend the United States training corps for women at Asheville beginning July 16 are Miss Maude Wells Miss Jeannette Setener Miss Emma Gregg Miss Anna Bradford Myre Daisy M Holliday Miss Gertrude Corrigan Miss Cecile Willink
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United States Training Corps For Women
Asheville
Maude. Wells
Jeannette Setener
Emma Gregg
Anna Bradford
Myre
Daisy M. Holliday
Gertrude Corrigan
Cecile Willink
Arnall-Freeman Marriage in Atlanta First Baptist
Miss Katie Glenn Arnall daughter of H C Arnall of Newnan married A H Freeman of Newnan yesterday afternoon at First Baptist church Atlanta Dr Charles S W Daniel officiated The bride a leading Newnan social figure and Freeman a noted lawyer and president of Newnan Bank and Trust Co come from prominent families with state wide friends Honoring Miss Denny Rome guest Miss Goodwyn Denny attended bridge tea hosted by Miss Ada Peeples at Peachtree Circle The top score prize was a French perfume bottle and a gift doll carried by Miss Peeples was given to the guest of honor with many ladies in attendance including Denny Powers Mary Frances Coolege et al
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iArnall—Freeman
Katie Glenn
Arnall
H. C. Arnall
Newnan
A. H. Freeman
sNewnan
Atlanta
Charles S'Sw
Daniel_offimatine
Eve Freeman
Newnan Bank & Hirysat Co
Miss Denny
Ars
Goodwyn Denny
Rome
Wvo
Mande -Rowers
Ada Peeples
Peachtree Circle
Miss Peeples
R. W. Peeples
Denny Powers
Mary Frances Cooledge
Othel Niall
Alice Cain
Carrie Foy
Yarbrough
Janie
Nancy Coleman
Caroline Beckham
Lilla. Mey Knight
Iuka
Sarah Orme
Rebecca Harrell
Lucy Candier
Emiy Walker
Isabel Waitt
Louise Arnwell
Frank Coleman
Miss McGlone
Estelle Honea
Brooklyn
Elizabeth McGlone
Topacore
Lula Caldwell
Donald Blount
Sentlemen
Miss Honea
Mary Campbell
Josephine Cornigua
Catherine Dismer
Minnie Geardias
Gertrude Dismer
Bara Patternon
Gertrude McGlone
Ellen Thompson
Hits
Better Babies Contest To Be Repeated At Fair In Atlanta
The Atlanta Red Cross will repeat a Better Babies contest at the Southeastern Fair at Lakewood in the fall. Medaled babies from last year include William Smith and others at 100 percent. many at 99 percent. Public health nursing chief Mrs. Albert Thornton urges mothers to bring their babies for further measurements and improvement records. contest viewed as a public health effort to reduce infant mortality and educate mothers. Also notes Mrs. Thornton and Dr. L B Clarke led the event with nurses and pediatricians assisting.
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Atlanta
Red Cross
Lakewood
Pables
Aoith
William
James Smith
Willie Ranch Gerosh
George L. White
Ah Antoinette. Vincens
Gherlotte Wearinger
Izabeavis
Margaret L. Smith
Jack T. Shanks
Carl John Welmmeister
Marion Dennard
Harlem E. Ferguson
Sadie Vivian Garrett
Frances A. Glore
Dorothy Hughes
Leonora Harper
George D. Pittman
Public Health Nursing Service
Albert Thornton
Omma Habericht
L B Clarke
Thornton
Women’s meetings and social gatherings in Atlanta
A schedule of luncheon and club events includes Mrs Beverly DuBose hosting for Miss Katherine Camp and Miss Margaret Saunders of Roanoke, a tea for Miss Mildred DeHart of Washington DC, and a luncheon for Miss Phoebe Yancy of Glenridge Tennessee at the Avanta Woman’s club on Peachtree Street. Also noted are a dance for college set at Garber hall, a picnic for Miss Helen Gottschaldt of Homestead, and meetings of local groups including the AWC, Restling club, and Georgia Baptist hospital auxiliary.
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Beverly DuBose
Katherine Camp
Margaret Saunders
Roanoke
Bonita Crowe
J. L. McMillin
Mildred DeHart
Washington
BD. C
Woman's Club
Catherine Raine
Phoebe Yancy
Glenridge
Garber Hall
Peachtree Street
Committees Named for Baseball Game Fundraiser
Central Committee chaired by Mrs Charles Byrd includes Mrs William Lawson Peel and Mrs W D White with sponsors Mrs George Lewis Pratt and others. Ticket, Cigars, Candy and Ice Cream roles listed with numerous names. event supports Lions, Ad Club, and community groups.
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Mra
Charles Byrd
William Lawson Peel
W D. White
Regent
George Lewis Pratt
Lion’a Club
W. J. Mather
Ad Club
L . Rogers
R G. Dunwoody
W. F Dykes
George Nites
Charles Robison
M. Harper
Walter Scott Coleman
J. J. Is Spalding, Jr
J'D Farmer
John A. Perdue
C. Almand
Charles Lorijgans
A. J. Elser
John J Fawshe
B Ward
J Ripley
Mellichamp
Frank Golden
E B Willams
Peanuts
J T Holleman
Social Dinner Dance At East Lake Country Club
A Wednesday evening dinner dance at East Lake Country Club drew numerous members and visitors. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Worsley, Dr. and Mrs. Merriam, Miss Emlyn Legentre of New Orleans, and many others seen dining and dancing on the terrace. Silver Tea by Calvary Methodist Episcopal Circle No 4 hosted at 46 South Gordon Street.
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East Lake Country Club
B. Worsley
C . Merriam
Tom Wilson
Emlyn Legentre
New Orleans
Alles Roberta. Cook
H. R. Reljimzg
Louisville
Semp Russ
Savannah
Roberta Stephens
W. C Dabney
Elizabeth Ejipatrick
F. Johnson
Wheatley
A Johnson
Dudley
W. MM. Morris
B J. Cox
Guy Shearer
Evan McConnell
Margaret, White
Vivian Dowe
Helen Bowen
Maud’ Couch
Laura Rose
Hallie Poole
Mary Stoney
Katherine Carter
Genevieve Harper
Mildred Summertin
Emily West
Christine Me Eachern
Aline Byron
Margaret Ransom
Jeanette Collins
Charlotta Moseley
Betty Mather
Mary Carrol
Martine Gilbert
Emily Davis
Nellie
Calvary Methodist , Episcopal Church
Sirs
B. W. Brogdon
South Gordon Street
Lucile Smith
J. B. Blackburn
Cobb Evans
Green
Mary Butteriels
Nell Jentzen
All Southern Seven at Garber Hall Social Event
A July Monday dance at Garber hall features the All Southern Seven from Virginia and Maryland, college boys from Washington and Lee University. Chaperons include Mr and Mrs Dozier Lowndes and others. the orchestra tours the South each summer. The group performs in Marietta and other cities through Friday before returning to Atlanta. John D. Little hosts a farewell buffet for Mr and Mrs John W. Grant ahead of Europe. A Psy chological Free School of Health meeting is set for Sunday at 3:30 in the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce assembly room with community singing and student musicians.
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All Southern Seven
Garber Hall
Virginia
Maryland
Washington and Lee University
South
Dozier Lowndes
William C. Jarnagin
Edward van Winkle
A J Orme
James B Nevin
Robert W. Davis
J. P. Allen
A. J. Podle
Inman_ Sanders
Charles Northen
W. Goldsmith
Gus T. Dodd
Leon Walker
Kendrick Scott
Joseph S Raine
James Williams
Marietta
Sigma Alpha Hostion Fraternity
Fagon
Amerigus
Columbus
Atlanta
Littte
Grant
Free School of Health
Psychological Free School of Health
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
J. E McRee
Robert Bryan Yartison
Brookhaven Club Lake Set to Open Tomorrow
Brookhaven Club Lake at the Capital City Country Club opens tomorrow with a tea dance from 5 to 7 pm and a Sunday concert followed by supper parties. Garber Davi a orchestra will perform at the tea dance. Reservations at Brookhaven Hemlock 550. Water is drawn from city supply and deemed pure by authorities.
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Brookhaven
Garber-Davia
Hemlock
Roof Garden Dinner Dance at Capital City Club
An informal dinner dance on the roof garden at the Capital City club drew social interest last evening with Garber-Davis Orchestra providing music. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank D Holland, Mr and Mrs James H Whitten, Mr and Mrs J W Goldsmith Jr, Mr and Mrs James T Williams, Mr and Mrs J W White Jr, J C Harris Jr, and others such as Hollins Randolph, Charles A Rawson, H B Sawtell, Sanders Jones, W H Whitten, T S Denton, W A Whitten, W R Foreman, James Wood, W D Wood, Ben Watking, and Colonel Mo toew.
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Roof Garden
Capital City Club
Garber-Davis Orchestra
Frank D Holland
James H. Whitten
J. W. Goldsmith, Jr
James T. Williams
J. W. White, Jr
J C. Harris, Jr
Hollins Randolph Charles A
Social items from the Liang club and local society
Guests of honor at a baseball game include Governor and Mrs Hardwick and several dignitaries. A cottage at Heat Lake opens for summer. Robert & Wood Jr sail to Camp Ash-No-Ca. Ruth Baker returns to New York after Atlanta visit. Plans for an Atlanta hosted 1922 New Thought convention. Ismo Phillips and Lavelle Wilkinson proceed to Savannah then Long Beach. Otis and Elizabeth Otis head to Chicago for real estate events and travel via Milwaukee and Cincinnati. Baylor Hickman motor trip to Gainesville. Birth announced of Roberta Booth at Davis. Mrs Harry Woodwards improving after appendectomy. Lucy Cobb Athens visitor Dr T B Ken.
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Thomas H. Latham
Heat Lake
Robert & Wood, Jr
Camp Ash-No-Ca
Asheville
N.C
Ruth Baker
New York
Atlanta
Robert Bryan Harrison
St Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Chicago
New Thought
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Ismo Phillips
Lavelle Wilkinson
Savannah
Long Beach
Mrs. Lofton A. Wilkinson
Robert Otis Walpole Otis
Elizabeth Otis
Otis
Miwaukee
Cincinnati
Baylor Hickman
Gainesville
Frederick D. Stevenson
Davis
Fischer Sanitarium
Roberta Booth
Harry
Miss Griggs and Spring to Visit Baker Family
Miss Mary G Griggs of New Rochelle New York will spend the summer with her sister Mrs Henry J Baker on Seventh street. Mrs Mary L Spring and her son Lyman of Worcester Massachusetts will arrive Saturday afternoon to visit Mr and Mrs Henry Baker at their Beventh street home. Mrs Spring was formerly Miss Mary Haselden of this city.
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Mary G. Griggs
New Rochelle
N. Y
Henry J. Baker
Seventh Street
Mary L. Spring
Lyman
Worcester
Mass
Henry Baker
Beventh Street
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Allen Gottschaldt
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Nancy Heard Davis
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Alison Greene
Earle Kimball
C. D. Teo
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East Lake
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Brookhaven Club
Russell Stovall
D. Park
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Eva Mas Wil Ingham
T J Day
M. Boykin
Stephen Marrett
RA. Grier
William Horne
W. Newkirk
C. A. Batmin
W. A. Sharp
Faultrod
Vincent Hughes
Frances Hurt
Margaret Stovall
William A. Wright
Mary Cox Bryan
Elizabeth Dargan
Clemson
Miss Bryan
Miss Dargan
Mrs Wright
Apy Mule
Louis
Ment
Liang Club
Hardwick
Key
Herbert Clay
Morrison
Clark Howell
Cohen
Francis Clarke
W. Peeples
Loula Kendall Rovers
Children of Confederacy
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Tennille Ga
Lucy Cobb
Athens
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Decatur
Wallace W. Boyd
Joseph Stanfield
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