Whist Tournaments Highlight Atlanta Society Gatherings
Whist tournaments unfold at Kimball house, Piedmont Driving Club, and Clairmont with Mrs. James English and Mrs. Ridley presiding. Mrs. Joseph Thompson posts the top score of the week, while Mrs. Bailey Thomas leads the Clairmont event with fourteen wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Kimball House
Piedmont Driving Club
James English
Hugh McKee
Robert Ridley
Clairmont
St. Julen Ravenel
Joseph Thompson
Ridley
A Word to the Warm Promotes Atlanta Resorts and Fashion
A reader describes the Atlanta summer heat and recommends nearby resorts in Georgia as practical getaways. The piece contrasts home comforts with resort stays and urges sensible travel, noting patriotic interest in Georgia resorts and highlighting mercerized fabrics and couture details in current fashion orders for women.
Lawn Party Honors Washington Heights Children
ISSES ANNETTE GALPIN and M Suna Asbury hosted a lawn party Thursday for Washington Heights children. Lanterns lit the yard as guests included Annie Cushman Nell Cushman Nellie Catlett Helen Ware Hazel Ware and many others along with families and friends. Mrs Holtzclaw hosted a watermelon party Friday night at 178 Alexander street with attendees including Mrs Hurst Misses Curlow Lee Somerville Rosser and several gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
Isses Annette Galpin
M Suna Asbury
Washington Heights
Annie
Nell Cushman
Nellie Belle Catlett
Helen
Hazel Ware
Elizabeth
Erma Hayden
Clara May Wynn
Lorine Huggins
Austine Asbury
Alonzo Corley
Marie Cooper
Laura
Dorothy Asbury
Winnie
Hattie Cooper
Anna Colquitt
Josephine Davis
Margaritte Lane
Messrs
William Hayden
Francis Spear
Reid
Garrett Ware
Tom Lane
Ralph Asbury
Linton
Jimmie Stimpson
Wellborn Colquitt
Will Ed Corley
Sarra
Courtlann Wynn
Carl
B. Asbury
Liston Cooper
William
Lawrence McCullough
Holtzclaw
Wiliam J. Holtzclaw
Alexander Street
Dora Hurst
Mattle
Annie Curlow
Pauline Lee
Flora
Hattie Somerville
Rosser
George Ray
Will Dudley
Louis Kocher
Will Mills
Harmon Hall
Hal Cline
James Smith
Gubce Peeples
George Hill
Charles Osborne
Cobweb Card Club Entertained at Mrs Walthall's West End
Mrs William Walthall hosted Cobweb Card Club guests at her West End home with punch and a luncheon after the game. Prizes included a watercolor, four lace handkerchiefs, and a china piece. Members named include Kate and May O'Brien, McGuire sisters, Lovette, Waesthall, Wootten, Corrigan, Berry, Flynn, Mahoney, Madge Flynn, May and Helen Morris, Jamie and May Smith. Yesterday afternoon the club met. Mrs Glover of Knoxville will guest of honor at a dinner party Monday evening hosted by Mr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Walthall
West End
Kate
May O’brien
May McGuire
Kittie Lovette
Elizabeth Waesthall
Katherine Wootten
Gertrude Corrigan
Glover
Edward Glover
Knoxville
Party Guests Listed for ISLA DOOLY and GORA TOOMBS Event
Erwin serves as hostess and invites guests including Miss Mallle Lelia Horsley of West Point Georgia Miss Lois Little of Jesup Georgia Miss Leona Patterson of Bainbridge Georgia and Miss Clyde Woodyard of West Point Georgia for the house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Mallle Lelia, Horsley
West Point
Lois Little
Jesup
Leona Patterson
Bainbridge, Ga
Clyde Woodyard
Delightful Dinner Party at Piedmont Club
Social notes describe a refined dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs James Dr Morrison at the Piedmont Club last evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Inman Mr and Mrs Tom Paine Miss English Miss Phinizy Miss Robinson Mr Collville Mr Willig Ragan and Mr Charles I Ryan. Further items note Sheridan’s London concert tour aboard the St Louis with engagements in London Scotland and possibly Ireland before returning to Atlanta in November. Additional society updates list residents traveling to Wrightsville Beach High Point and Macon plus guests from Kentucky and Tuskegee at local institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Julien Ravenel
R. L. Palmer
Archibald Davis
Hugh McKeans
Piedmont Club
James English,Jr
James Dr. Morrison
Frank Inman
Andé
Tom Paine
English
Phinizy
Robinson
Colville
Willig Ragan
Charles I. Ryan
Plans for Winnie Davis Annex Accepted by Building Committee
The Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy building committee for the Winnie Davis memorial annex at the State Normal school in Athens has approved colonial design plans. The project seeks $4,500 from the state group and local chapters to complete the fund, aiming to finish within the year. Mil dred Rutherford leads the Georgia group and will receive contributions. she resumes as principal of the Lucy Cobb Institute in September, staying at Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isma Dooly
NHB P
Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy
Winnie Davis
State Normal School
Athens
Southern Educational Conference
General Educational Board
State Norms
Daughters of the Confederacy
Toraigen
Atlante
Mildred Rutherford
Daughters of the Confederacy of Georgia
Lucy Cobb Institute
Social Busybody Notes and Departures In Town
Mrs Brittain leads a party of debutantes including Miss Georgia Duncan Miss Lucie Harris Miss Helen Brittain Miss Martha Smith Miss Hattie Buchanan and Mrs Pritests. Mrs Henry P Evans leaves for Chicago to visit her sister for weeks. L T Henderson and daughter Nina Mae depart for Ohio for several weeks. Louie Leonard is in the city briefly. Miss Thirza Kervin guest of Miss Alice Joseph at Warm Springs to visit Miss Laura Witham next. Miss Pauline Hook spends summer in Asheville while Miss May Howell visits Augusta. Mr Harry M Button of Nashville spends today in town. Mrs Joseph Rangel of Tennessee will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittain
Georgia, Duncan
Lucie Harris
Helen Brittain
Martha Smoith
Dilss Hattie Buchanan
M Irs. Pritests
Henry P. Evans
Chicago
L. T. Henderson
Nina Mae Henderson
Ohio
Thirza Kervin
Ailee Joseph
Warm Springs
Laura Witham
Pauline Hook
Asheville
May Howell
Augus
Harry M. Button
Nashville, Tenn
Joseph Rangel
Tennessee
Social Roundup Guests and Travel Notices
Boog-o-oho-o Roe will visit her sister Mrs W M Hardin later this week Mrs John Candler departs next week for Atlantic City Mrs Vassar Woolley travels to Tallulah Falls for a month Miss Ruth Stephens leaves for Lithia Mrs L T M Nichols of Chester S C visits sister Mrs H L Crankshaw at 15 Ells Street Mrs J Bachman Brown of St Louis returns home after visiting Captain and Mrs T H Francis FPJ Riple hosted the Wednesday Euchre Club last week Mr J W Comer of Savannah was in the city yesterday Mrs John Oliver left for Old Point Comfort Wednesday The Wednesday Morning Euchre Club will be entertained this week by Mrs Edgar Hunnicutt Mrs Prioleau wills leaves for Tallulah Falls again Mr and Mrs William Larned sail tonight for Savannah to board the Kansas City bound for New York and Boston A Wimbish dinner at the Jedmont Club was among last weeks highlights with decorations in la France vases } continued on Thirty Fourth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Lesiie
Mra
Andrew Fickeng
South Carolina
Russia
Mrs. Pickens
Hugenie
France
Napoleon II
Madame la Vert
Lee Jordan
Georgia
Atlanta
Wille B. Scott
John-Fleming
Greenville
D. C
Miss Scott
C. N. ‘Scott
Fleming
Jake Menker
Albany, Ga
Amy Weslasky
Rath Pryor Street
Kate
Nan Carroll
Virginia
Walter L. Massey
High Point
M. L.burnett
Porter
Brunswick
J. W. Ansley
H. C. Bierce
Louisville
William S. Kelly
New York
Ireland
Queenstown
Dublin
Hmmerald Isle
W. M. Hardin
John Candler
Avlantic City
Vassar Woolley
Yetter
Tallulah Falls
Ruth Stephens
Lithia
L. ‘Tf. Nichols
Chester
8. C
H. L. Crankshaw
Ells Street
J. Bachman Brown
St. Louis
T. H. Francis
J. Riple
J. W. Comer
Savannah
John Oliver
Old Point Comfort
Edgar Hunnicutt
W. A. Wimbish
Jedmont Club
la France
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Eer
Leslie
Manhattan Beach
Econhtry
National League Society
Charles C. Adama
James C. Hunter
William Wilmerding
Spillin
Martha Glover
Bailey Thomas Victor
Bailey Thomas
Thomas
John Fitten
John L. Moore
Henry Tompkins
Dunbar Roy
John M. Moore
J. J. Doughty
N.P Doughty
J. P. Manley
Ruth Clark
Mary Steadman Clark
Laula Walker Schley
Musicale
J. Cheston King
Wii
Yeatesis
J. Lewis Browne
Haskell
Yeates
Scott-Fleming
Miss Erwin
Mamie Erwin
Walton Street
Iwicks. Witt Oy Thomas
Empire State
Cobweb Club
Whitehall ‘St
P. Stevens
Conducted By
Isla Dooly and
Gora Toombs
Frank Michael
Mrs. de Bruh
Wilentavilla
Charles D. Hill
Macon
J. C. Wynn
W. 9. Williams
James Guthrie Hoke
Kentucky
R. R. Varner
Tuskegee, Ala
Surgical Institute
William Varner
Nelile Smith
Cumberland
Misa Pearl Asbury
H. Lichtenwager
Georgia Avenue
Pierre Sims
Washington, Ga
Evelyn Johnstone Cotton
New Orleans
Bidtney Ranlett
A. T. Langdon
St. Yucula
Virginia’ Farmer
North Carolina
Katrina Shields
Aline Mitchell
Thompson
Joséphine Rogers
Franklin Springs
Lisy
Louie Leonard
City
Myna Diefenback
New Albany
Ind
Miesula Hancock
J. G. Evins
Whitenall Se
Eiseman & Weil
Boys’ Outfitters
Whitehall St
FREE
Christia
H. Hi. Gane
Sath Straot
Thurmond
Mr. Thurmond Will
Thurmond's
Art Gallery
Whitehall
Trio Steam Lauion
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