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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1921

Page

11

Dainty Bridge Party Honors New York Visitors in Atlanta

AJAIME DANKLION Fave hosts a bridge party yesterday afternoon complimenting visitors Mrs Royal Daniel and Mrs Harry Ahiman. Roses in baskets and urns and lace table decorations framed the event as guests received handkerchiefs and top prizes. many club members joined, including Mrs Bankston and Mrs Ahlman. Another afternoon, Mrs Charles Dowman hosted the Atlanta Music Study Club executive board at Droid Hills club at 4 30 with a large local roster. Miss Georgia Naylor of Shreveport joined Mrs Lewis Ndwell for a bridge party on Third Street where golden decorations and corsages featured her visit from Memphis. A box party at the Howard Theater honored Miss Helen Kastner of Memphis and Miss Nellie Allison of Charlotte with an after party at Elizabeth Hicky’s Peach Tree Street home. A dance at Taft Hall and further events celebrated the visitors with social engagements throughout the week.

Jaime Danklion New_York Royal Daniel Harry Ahiman Killarney Dowman Atlanta Music Study Club Charles Dowman Droid Hills Club Ewell Gay Rucker McCarty Evelyn Jackson Madeline Kelpp Guy Woolford Davenport Pogue George Wight Mias Nan, Stephans Katherine H. Connerat Ru RB. Bradley Johnson Georgia Naylor Shreveport Lewis Ndwell Georgian Terrace Mletcher, Johnson Third Street Miss Johnson Newell Henry Havens Joseph Snell Percy McGahee Charles Granger James Bedell Ly- Wheeler Miga Mildred Mason Lia Memminger Charaette Dickson Mariah Woolley Marjorie Wellborn May McWhorter Eleanor Gay Evelyn Nesbit Frances Higgs Jack Hicky Howard Theater Helena Kastner Memphis Net Tie Allison Charlotte N.C Misa Elizabeth “Hicky Allison Stestner Misa Frances White Margarete Hicky Marlon Gaines Elizabeth Hicky Stilwell Robglson James Hedgforvin Stokes Sack Croft Bryan Huson Sam Bell Aguesta Misa Elizabeth Hicky Peachtree Street Allison and Kastner F East Lake Country Club Paul- Massa East “Lake Ose Humphrey Idelle Palmour Springdale Road Robert Humphrey Swainsboro A.B. Christopher Tse Misa Palmour Mark Palmour Ruesta Haskel Basa Griffin Dean Christopher S. Cassels Young Forrest Hille Garden L. I Robert * Smith William W. Moore N. Y Henrietta Davin Marjonia Cutts Savannah Corneille Terrence Elizabeth Kontz Lucy Candler Louise Cooper Ruth Rhorer Mary Matthews Marto, Dean Elizabeth Goldsmith Sara Hobbs Gainksville Miss Gaines Drewry Street Nettie Allison N. C Helen Kastner

Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Women’s Affairs Committee Rules

The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce committee overseeing the nomination and election of the executive committee of the department of women’s affairs met to explain duties. Mrs M P Tage presided. rules were adopted for mail or in person voting, eight nominations, and a two-stage election set for July 21 and August 5, with final eight members serving through 1921 and 1922 respectively.

Department of Women's Affairs Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce M. P. Tage of P. Tage B. M., Hood C. E. Dowman John Bowie Ada Booth Jessie Muse C. E. Robertson J. Cc. Robinson Department of Women’s Affairs Board of Election Committee

Women Show Interest In Forestry Congress Here

A preliminary meeting of the Forestry congress committee preceded the Southern Forestry Congress opening. Notable speakers included J S Holmes North Carolina state forester Joseph Hyde Pratt of Chapel Hill Bonnell H Stone Georgia committee chair F H Abbott secretary of the Georgia Landowners Association and several women club leaders. They voiced strong support for forestry work and urged public participation for education.

Forestry Congress Committee Southern Forestry Coneress Piedmont Hotel Congress J. 8.Holmes North Carolina Joseph Hyde Pratt North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey Chapel Hill N.C Bonnell H. Stone Georgia Committee The Southern Congress F. H. Abbott Georgia Landowners’ Association Albert E. Thornton City Federation of Women’s Clubs Alice Baxter State Federation of Women’s Clubs Robert T. Daniel Leslie Belle Wylie American Forestry Association Robert Alston Ulric Atkinson R. C. Orr Athens Stone

Miss Ponder Hosts Bridge Luncheon Honor Guests

Mrs Andrew Garner and Miss Mary Temple of Danville Va celebrated as guests at Leila Ponder s bridge luncheon yesterday. Rooms bloomed with summer flowers as lunch was served at small tables. Top score prize bouquet of organdie. guests received a stick hose. consolation prize a novelty pin cushion. Miss Ponder wore blue and white Canton crepe. Mrs Glawson s House Party will feature guests including Mrs Charles Glawsor of Macon and Misses Dorothy Bates Lathea Tolman Frances White from the city. Miss Ans Daniel of New Orleans will join as guest of Miss Bates with others at Simon s stand.

Ponder Andrew Garner Mary Temple Danville Leila Ponder Miss Ponder Glawson Macon Charles Glawsor Dorothy Bates Lathea ‘Tolrman Frances White T'Ans Daniel New Orleans Miss Bates Miss Daniel Bertes Et Ash Simon

Raine and Palmour entertain guests at Brokhaven club

Miss Phoebe Yancey of Glenridge N J is honored guest at a swimming party and picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Skelton Raine for Catherine Raine. A large group enjoyed canoeing swimming tennis a lawn picnic supper and prizes. Also noted are a Fridge luncheon hosted by Miss Idelle Palmour and a marriage announcement for Mrs Blanch Cooper Manning and William James Grant in Atlanta.

Yancey Joseph Skelton Raine Brokhaven Club Phoebe Yancey Glenridge N. J Catherine Raine Raine Brokhaven Catherine Sanders Charlotte Meador Katherine Dickey Grace Goldsmith Sara Schoen Katherine Murphy Douglas Paine Anne Grant Emmie Nixon Louise Inman Marianna Goldsmith Alberta Lewis Emily Davis Jennie Johnson Alen Carroll Mary Carrol Marian Smith Mary Negin Erskine Jarnagin Emma Williamson Martha Boynton Mary Tame Mary Sadler Irene Thomas Julia Blalock Callie Orme Mary Baldenger Mary Moseley Vincencia Allen Eloise Allen Martha Perkins Theodora Owens Henrietta Tupper Sydney Clarke Charles Northen Edward van Winkle Nisbet Marye Preston Arkwright John Hightower Jack Mays Bill White Hugh Inman John Hopkins Cabel Hopkins Sam Weyman George Weyman Charles Rawson Bert Harless Hubert Foreman Bax‘ter Maddox John Reine, Jr Law Son Kiser Grant—Manning Blanch Cooper Manning Willam James Grant Charlotte N. C Robert.s. Bell Pryor Street Presbyterian Church G. W.millican East Georgia Avenue Atlanta

Forestry expert Mrs Dillon to speak at Southern Congress

Mrs Julia Dillon, a noted forestry and flowers expert from Sumter South Carolina, attends the Southern Forestry congress. She has just published The Blossom Circle of the Year and promotes year round blossoms for school gardens and clubs. The event draws leading club women from across the state and many city organizations are urged to attend. The women’s groups host sessions while a ball game fundraiser supports athletic equipment for rehabilitated soldiers and the Atlanta Woman's Club auditorium fund.

Julia. Lester Dillon Sumter S.C End Southern Forestry ‘Congress Congress Dilion Albert E. Thornton Atlanta City Federation City Federation Clubs Atlanta Woman's Club Atlanta D. A. I. Joseph Habersham D. A Aeanvaupovan Chamber of Commerce Lanta Woman's Club Lions, Civitana Ball Park Linton K. Starr John L. Cooper Woman's Club Lions and Clystans Majestic Hotel Soldiers Hospital Freachtrea Road General Nash Fort McPherson Reading Majestic

Calendar Social Events at Women’s Clubs and Guests

A busy social schedule features Mrs. Alice Baxter hosting a lunch for Gifford Pinchot and Mrs. J E Hays of Montezuma, plus numerous teas, dinners, dances, and receptions for Miss Phoebe Yancey, Miss Emma Williamson, Miss Nettie Allison, Miss Kastner, and Miss Vivian Baxter. Notable events include a roof garden dinner at the Capital City club for Miss Mary Temple, a picnic for Miss Emma Williamson at Bull Bruce, and an Argentine club dance at Segadio’s. The Atlanta chapter U D C holds meetings at Edison Shor, while a bridge party honors visitors Miss Allison and Miss Kastner.

Woman's Club Gifford Pinchot Yale Roosevelt R Baxter James E. Hays Montezuma Georgia State Federation of Women's Clubs Congress Alice Baxter Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Women's Club Today J. E. Hays Ulric Atkinson Phoebe Yancey Catherine Raine Capital City Club Lawson Elser Mary Temple Danville Dunbar Roy Phoeba Yancey Roof Garden Capital City

Local Event Prize Winners Noted in Fragmentary Report

Fragmentary text mentions prizes won by an individual named Willie Hampbtte and a possible event or game. Readable details are limited, but the note credits Hampbtte with winning prizes at an unspecified gathering. Further context is unavailable in the surviving OCR.

Parties Toast to Miss Balueus Hospitality

Those enjoying Miss Balueus hospitality were Miss Rex Vivien Baxter Arline Baxter Mary Baldwin Helen Baldwin Mary Campbell Aubrey Burch Ruth Erwic Mario Newman Mamis Burton Dewitt Caurey Ethel Carmichael Evelyn Wilson Kate Moore Grace Hamilton and Willie Hambrick.

Balueus Rex Vivien Baxter Arline Baxter Mary Baldwin Helen Baldwin Mary ‘Campbell Aubrey Burch Ruth” Erwic Mario Newman Dewitt Caurey Ethel Carmichael Evelyn Wilson Kate Moore Grace Hamilton Willie Hambrick

Deep reductions on Rush and Grass Rugs sale

Bargain sale of Rush and Grass Rugs offering sea breeze styled pieces in multiple sizes. Japanese Artcraft and Grandmother Rag Rugs priced from 2 to 35 dollars with heavy discounts on 9x12 and 6x9 foot sizes. Broken lots explain low prices and limited color ranges.

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