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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1921
Page
14
Edwin Cavaleri hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Ernest Allen, formerly Cassie Lola Gritz, with schoolmates as guests. Ice cream and readings were enjoyed, as Cavaleri’s mother assisted.
A flurry of visits and parties fills the week with guests at East Peachtree Street and St Joseph events. Notables include Mrs. John Wimpy resting at home on Hightower Road, Miss Clare Louise Scott home from Minnesota, and Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Davin abroad returning in September. Several bridge clubs and a Grand Fraternity dance at Grant Park punctuate social life amid travels to Chicago Battle Creek Wrightsville and New York.
Readings by J W Awtry and Mary Johnson Blackburn plus a recital by Elizabeth Thompson were enjoyed at a Kirkwood Civic League afternoon program. A reception for retiring president Mrs Kate Green Hess followed, with 75 attendees.
Major W T Spratt Jr returns from St Simons state encampment Mrs Spratt and daughter Marjorie visit Oxford relatives. Spratt family spent June at Lakemont entertaining friends. Richard Denton and Dawson Denton at Tybee. Birth announced for Edith Henrietta to Mr and Mrs Raymond Schwartz of Sumter formerly Madge Grossman of Atlanta. Mrs Robert Quinn and daughter Tommie in Washington Ga. Marie Wood visits Toledo then New York. Mrs Thomas R Harmon and son Averill return from Wigwam Indian Springs. Paine family at Lake George. Margaret Pratt and Augusta Crawford weekend in North Georgia mountains. Mrs John G Eving and daughter return from Whiteville Beach. Mrs John Glenn and son Jay Powers at Wrightsville Beach. Russell Philips returns from Camp Hoy Bird with ROCO Georgia Tech. Anna Jarrett Jett goes Winston-Salem to join Grady Herrington party to Mountain Lake. Eilen Bittick returns from Asheville. Kai Thornton, Jack Knowlton and others in Birmingham. Marianna Goldsmith at Camp Dixie. Mr and Mrs Walter Toole return from wedding journey and stay in Corner apartments North Avenue.
The text records monthly Masonic meetings across Georgia chapters. Georgia Chapter No 127 in Lebanon and Capital City Chapter No 121 plan regular gatherings on July 2 and July 25 respectively, with work in degrees and all members urged to attend. Oglethorpe Chapter No 122 also schedules a Wednesday evening meeting at 8 with degree work and visitor welcome.
General arrangements for the dances were completed at a post meeting last Friday night. A committee led by Reed, Borner, Durden, James, and others is handling minor details. M. Boykin, president of the Atlanta Woman's Club, will chaperone, and tickets are on sale at Franklin and Cox's.
A reader testimonial from Mrs Harry A Wilson of Sharfield describes monthly pains long left her unable to work. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and normal function, noting improved energy, confidence she can work, and urging others to use the remedy.
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