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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
11
The North Avenue Presbyterian ladies hosted a Grant park picnic for the Syrian mission children yesterday. Mrs. D. Goodrich chaired the effort with other women organizing games and contests for about seventy children. Georgia Railway and Power provided streetcar transport and Gate City contributed ice cream.
Today's calendar lists a bridge tea for Mrs Herman H Mobley and Miss Carrie Mc Millan of Alabama, a barbecue by the Atlanta Woman's club market committee, a large afternoon reception for Miss Martha Norris, a dinner dance at Capital City club, joint bridge teas hosted by Mrs J Lewis Hargrove and Mrs Walter B E Cason for guests from Memphis Orlando and Chattanooga, luncheon in compliment to Mrs B M Owens, a Springdale road bridge party for Mr Kendall Jordan Fielder and Miss Frances Sigman, informal bridge at Mr and Mrs Herbert Choate, an Adelphian club dance at Roseland, Paradox club dance at Segadio's hall with Southland Orchestra.
The Georgia chapter No. 127 O E S meets in Lebanon temple with work in the degrees at 8 oclock. M H A holds its regular monthly meeting with Dr Osborne to speak. Jennifer Review convenes for a short business session followed by a social. The Atlanta Frances Willard Womans Christian Temperance Union meets this afternoon at 3 in Trinity church Sunday school room.
An elaborate reception for their daughter Miss Martha Norris bride elect will be hosted this afternoon by Mr and Mrs Arthur Leonard Norris at Sirron Farm suburbia. About 350 guests from Macon and Louisville join the event with Mrs Norris Miss Marie Norris and bridesmaids serving.
Miss Pearl Savelle of Jacksonville Florida guests of her sister Mrs Frank Penny in Boulevard park receives much attention with several recent events. Mrs W J Stoddard hosted a luncheon and day party on Piedmont avenue with six guests. Mrs H H Williams planned a watermelon cutting and swimming party. Miss Lavelle will attend a luncheon theater party hosted by Mrs Frank Penny. Other entertainments include Mrs J S McCauley and Mrs W B Savelle hosting, plus picnics at Camp Highland and Lithia Springs for the notable visitor and ex pert swimmer.
Turman family and guests Miss Helen Turman Mrs Frank Stanton Frank Stanton Jr and Val Stanton travel from a Lake Lake side near Macon Georgia to Forsyth Georgia where they are guest of Mrs Richard P Brooks at her home Brookline for a Monday luncheon. The event features a sun parlor dining arrangement with flowers and a long guest list including Vera Head Hollen Lethea Turmen Dixie Ponder and others.
Miss Inman plans an informal dinner on Saturday evening at Nikko Inn to honor guest Miss Juliet Matcalf of Memphis Tennessee arriving from Knoxville with Miss Inman. Matcalf is to be feted by several parties during her city visit with details to be announced. Mrs Flynt hosts a bridge luncheon tomorrow on Ponce de Leon Avenue in honor of Mrs Royal Dante of Brooklyn New York and other guests Mrs Marie Hanes of Asheville New York Mrs Harry Hawkins of Miami and Mrs Rudolph Latimer of Gainesville with Mrs Russell Bridges hosting.
Miss Sarah Moss of Athens wins first prize in an amateur photography contest by Eastman. Her Europe travels yielded striking images of old world beauty and notable figures, including Chancellor Barrow. The piece notes her aunt Miss Julia Moss and other Georgia visitors at Signal Mountain, plus local society notes and a July 30 Marietta dance announcement and weddings.
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