Womans clubs and bank entertainment in Atlanta society notes
Dense society snippet details gatherings at Womans Club events, the Georgia forestry talk by Pinchot tied to the South Atlantic forestry congress, and the Atlanta National Bank Recreation Club straw ride with a late supper and watermelon finale. Also mentions Silver Wedding at Spring Street, a church pastor, and a forthcoming singing convention at Brown's Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlanta
Sacred Harp
Brown's Memorial Church
Howell Mill Road
Social events highlight Atlanta society spring gatherings
Miss Telia Ponder hosts a bridge luncheon for Mrs An drew Garnet, with Miss Phoebe Yancy guest of honor. Mrs Henry Bake entertains with watermelon gutting for Lyman Springs guest. Mrs Fletcher Johnson plans a bridge tea for Miss Georgie Naylor, guest of Mrs Louis Newel at the Georgian Terrace. Dinner dance at East Lake Country Club and Garber Hall dance for college set. Mrs Ira C Jones of Los Angeles will be guest at a Piedmont Driving Club tea hosted by Mrs Thomas H Morgan. Southern Forestry Conference opens at Piedmont hotel with morning and afternoon sessions. Miss Allan Gottschaidt hosts a 2 pm bridge tea for sister Miss Helen Gottschaidt. Miss Emma Williamson visits from Wilmington, N C. Miss Erskine Jarnigan hosts lunch for six at Piedmont Driving Club. Fi Beta club dances at Virginian club rooms. Mrs Robert Barrett Jr. hosts a bridge party at East Fourteenth Street in honor of Mrs Fielder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bake
Lyman ‘Springs
Fletchéric Johnson
Georgie ‘Naylor
Shreveport
Louis Newel
Garber Hall
College
Ira C. Jones
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas H. Morgan
Margaret Wilkinson
Piedmont
Emma Wiliamson
Wilmington
N. C
Erskine Jarnigan
Fi Beta Club
Virginian ‘Club
West End
Robert ‘Barrett, Jr
Wil
East Fourteenth Street
Fielder
Bridge Tea at Piedmont Avenue in Honor of New Jersey Guest
Miss Jennie Robinson hosts a bridge tea at her Piedmont Avenue home in compliment to Miss Phoebe Yancey of New Jersey. Attendees include Miss Catherine Raine, Miss Kate Roberts of Eufaula, Miss Helen Gottschaidt of New York, and many others with garden flowers and top prizes. A Roxana Hall gathering in Marietta drew Atlantans, with multiple hosts and guests. A reception for delegates to the Southern Forestry congress is planned at the Atlanta Woman's Club at 6:30 PM on a weekday, featuring club officers and notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Jennie Robinson
Piedmont Avenue
Phosbe Yancey
Joseph Kaine
Catherine Raine
Johnson
Miss Yancey
Camp Alpha
Vermont
Elizabeth ‘Kontz
Sarah Orme
Callie Orme
Mary Clarke Cohen
Margeret Vaughan
Dorothy Haverty
Catherine Haverty
Anne ‘Hart
Dorothy Hart
Carolyn Nicolson
Emmis Nixon
Emily Robinson
Jeérinie Robinson
Louise Inman
Southern Forestry Congress
Atlanta
Atlanta Woman's Club
Peachtree Street
B.M. Boykin
J. E. Hays
Montezuma
State Federation
Women’s Clubs
Loule Belle | Wylie
American. Forestry Association
Southern. Forestry Congress
Alice Baxter
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlanta girl a candidate for Movie Weekly prize
Miss Gladia Conley, an Atlanta teen, has had her photograph published in the Brevure section of Movie Weekly. Born in Waynesboro and raised by grandparents J B Lively, she pursued dramatic art, spent years in Norfolk and New York, and now works with Palmer Studio in Kirkwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Young Whitman
Movie’ Weekly
Atlanta
Gladia
Conley
Thia Weekly Magne
J. B. Lively
Miss Young
California
Miss Conley
Atlanta Dramatic Stock Company
The
Southern Picture Company
Meeting at Carnegie Library on legislation for Georgia women
A meeting to discuss specific legislation for the welfare of Georgia women is set for tomorrow at 1 o'clock at the Carnegie Library. Invitees include Mrs. Albert Thornton Mrs. Cator Woolford Miss Jessie Muse Miss Eleanor Raoul Miss Irma Finley Mrs. Charles P. Ozburn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Libary
Georgia
Painstley
Carnegie Brary
Mis
Albert Thornton
Cator Woolford
Jessie Muse
Eleanor Raoul
Irma Finley
Charles P. Ozburn
Alonzo Richardson
Joseph Moody
Edita Thompson
Cleveland Zahner
Spencer Atkinson
B. M. Boykin
Archibald Davis
Samuel L. Inman
J. I. Andrews
Newton Wing
Social items notes on Albany guests and travels
Mrs A W Barrett and son Alva of Albany Ga and Miss Ellen Gordon of Atlanta, visiting Albany, head to Atlanta today to visit Mrs B A Gordd. Mr and Mrs Lewia Gregg moved into their new home at 30 Polo Drive Ansley Park. Mr and Mrs Charlie D Tillman stay in Wilmore Ky, then Mr Tillman plans a Texas evangelistic trip and Mrs Tillman will visit Elizabethtown Ky before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Barrett
Alva
Albany, Ga
Ellen Gordon
Atlanta
InAlbany
B. A. Gorddon
Wee
Lewia Gregg
Polo Drive
Ansley Park
Charlife D._Tillman
Wilmore
Mr. Tillman
Texas
Mrs. Tilman
Elizabethtown
Socialite Dinner Dance at Capital City Club Highlights
A large crowd gathered Tuesday evening at the Capital City Club for a dinner dance with an attractive floral setup and a fine orchestra. Guests included Miss Caroline Shivers, Miss Kate Roberts of Huffula Ala, J Fools, Miss Emma Williamson of Wilmington NC, Miss Erskine Jarnagin, and numerous host and guest pairs such as Dr W W Blackmon and nine friends, Colonel McGrew, Rogers Winter, Turner Fitten, Arthur Dev, and many others. A list of attendees spans many couples and individuals, with plans for Daytona Beach and Grove Park Inn trips, and notes on guests leaving for Richmond and Atlanta City. J W Stafford sails for Europe August 3 on the Adriatic, returning in October, and Mr. Stafford will visit Manchester England. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Irby Caldwell welcome a son born July 15, named after his father. Walter Stapfer returns from a Florida business trip. Mrs. John Fitton has returned to Greenville after illness. Mr. and Mrs. R R Otis are in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Oldknow
Oakdale Road
Ambdasa City
Ben Gimpkin
New Yuagster
Tate City
Mia
Mrs. Buse
Io Tives
Baltimore
Bastoy
Kile
M. Kus
Frances
Arajistera
Suray Ridge Mountaing
Anne’ Turner
Tyra Stanley
Vida
Madden
ARS Evn
B. F. Goodrich
Spring Street
Goodrich
R. W. Goodrich
E. R. Doolittle
Capital City
Caroline
Shivers
Kate Roberts
Hufgula
Ala
Wilam Wardlaw
Henry Watkins
Obie Duncan
Laur Foreman
Rogers Winter
Turner Fitten
Suenta
Arthur Dev
Colonel McGrew
Stevens Mitchell
Wesley
Terhune
Ayer
Eign
John H. Burley
Catherine Sanders
Kerine Dickey
Grae Goldsmith
East Campbell
Hunter
Chenbrough
J. Ba van Valkenburg, Jr
Sam Mangum
Forney Wiley
Henry Walker Bagley
Henry Lyons
Hendrick Smith
J. W. Stafford
Arope
Adriatic
Mr. Stafford
Manchester
England
Jack Irby Caldwell
Caldwell
Miga Florence Madden
Walter Stapfer
Florida
Delegates Visit The Wren's Nest This Afternoon
Southern Forestry Congress delegates, opening today, are invited by Mrs. A McD Wilson to tour Joel Harris Wren’s Nest this afternoon from 5 to 6 20 at the Harris home. A special committee will guide visitors and all guests must register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Forestry Congress
A. McD. Wilson
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Joel Charidier Harris
Guest book overrun with ten thousand names
A fragment notes a guest book overwhelmed by a vast entry list, mentioning representation and front line comments. The readable portion hints at extensive participation and numerous petites noted within the crowd.
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Wmch
Ptites
Home Being Moved Across the City in Three Sections
The D. M. Lang Longley residence a pioneer home and former governors horse guards HQ is being moved across town on roller trucks to Sidney Street opposite the late LP Grant home. The three sections will be moved and reassembled at the new site, with nighttime moves to minimize traffic disruption. The house will be rebuilt as a modern duplex dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Lang- Longley
Governora ‘Horse Guards
Sidney Street
LP. Grant
Grant Park
Atlanta
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Fielden
Washington
Major Rhields
Virginian
Atlantic
Mary Towden
Aiksz Lircile Thomson
Gamoa
C. B. Russil
Vester
Jess -Daniel
Helen Tenn
Regiae
Sheliden
Seman’s Club
Os Res Ee
Baxter
Wrees
Southern Orestry
My. Pinchot
Ster
Mmittee
South
J. S. Holmes
Ngres
Congress
Anta ‘National Bank Club
Atlanta National Bank Recretion Club
Old Mit
Atlanta National Bank
Charles E. Shore
J. H. Gilbert
Cyrene Etheridge
Vernon Wootten
C. C. Chamberlain
Robert F. Maddox
James 8. Floyd
George R. Donovan
Thomas J. Peeples
J. S. Kennedy
D. B DeSaussure
KR. B. Cunningham
James J. Alexander
Leo Stillman
A.N. Anderson
Waeinenn
Wee Pon
Bess J. Koll Coleg
Conservatory Cources
Per Parr
aton—Broad
Telia
Ponder
Andrew Garnet
Allerine
East Lake Country
Allen Schoen
Joseph E. Brown
Caroline Tarver
Albany
Tarver
Nina Davis
Constance Cone
Irene Malone
Marietta
Marshall Wellborn
Captain Geyer
U. 8
Robot Warren
Paul Werrick
Oeenines
Eid
Mra. Parrett
Georgia Downing
Slattery
Allen Artley
Emogene
Helen Artley
Savannah
Roxana Hall
Mra
0. M. Anderson
Richardson
W. D. Luckie Lodge F. & A. Mi No. 88
Forrest Adair
Pi Beta
Tta
West -End
Southland‘ Orchestra
McCrary & Co
Gladis Conley
Hornady
A. McD.wilson
Woman's Club
John Hornaday
Birmingham
Murray. Howard
Hornaday
Howard
City Federation
Egener
Hasselmans
New York
Minnie Egener
Metropolitan Opera Company
Louis Hesselmans
Metropolitan
Grand Opera
Olympia Park
Chicago
Spertiseer
Chiccagoi
Miss Temple
Lawson Kiser
Capital City Club
Mary ‘Temple
Danville
Dunbar Roy
Jamne Ozburn
Charles Ozburn, Jr
City
St. Dalton
Mrs. B. K. Smith
Cephalie Lewie
Augusta
Mr. M. Burns
Tillman Hall
Lee Street
Hal Rivere
Mary Rivere
A. S. Branham
Tee
James Walton Stuart
William Stuart
China
Great Lakes
Arnold Broyles
Susan Broyles
T. B. French
Nash Broyles
Winnie Sulphur
Dahlonega
Charles Marshall
Europe
Whitman
Paris
Qoppen
Engand
B. M. Swift
Alberta Lewis
Susie Hallman
Wrightsville Beach
Oceanic
J. AL. Dickey
Katherine
Grace Goldsmith
Elizabeth Thomas
Richmond
Newport News
Norfolk
Portamouth
H. M. Stanley
Columbus
Indian Springs
Dake Resorts
L. N. Anderson
Ewan
Fred Houser
Indian ‘Springs
A. D. Brunson
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Hiscox
Spring St. Atlonti
John C. Clark
Orlando
Pla
Walter EB
Juniper Street
B.C. Branvon
Nancy
Misa Lor
Gample
S. A
Clayton: ‘Co
Dixie
Atlanta, Ga
Woutni
Benceforth
Pth
Heaith
AML Drug and Department
Louise Shore
Juliette Upshur Shore
Daytona Beach
Fla
H. G. Hawley
W. 8. Price-Smith
M. L. Thrower
Grove Pari Inn
Asheville
Wirwam
Ruth Carter
Blufort Sims
Ann Wimberly
Lawson
Herbert Cley
R. W. Beach
Mabel Kutz
D. 5. Woodall
G. (. Harris
Little Misa. Harris
J. F. Malcome
H. K. Maynard
W. E. Reiley
John Fitton
Greenville
Noble's Sanitarium
Fitton
Bessia Ponder
Borayth
R. R. Otis
Milwaukee
Whitehall St
Star and Crescent Day
America
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