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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1921

Page

4

Dance Given Last Evening at Cascade Terrace

A pleasant dinner-dance was held last evening at Cascade Terrace on Cascade road. Attendees included Leah Young Irene Proctor Ruth Milliken Lucila Byrne Gladys Sands Mabel Baker Alverene Madgen Lula Cunningham Mrs Nina Hunter and couples Mr and Mrs Pranks Mr and Mrs B W Smith J A Northy Robert G Krieling John H Cooper Ray A Spitier Lowla M Clarke B S Spitier H N Harrison W W Burns Sam Riddle and Hugh A Smith.

Cascade Terrace Cascade ‘Road Leah Young Irene Proctor Ruth Milliken Lucila Byrne Gladys Sands Mabel Baker Alverene Madgen Lula Cunningham Nina Hunter B.W. Smith Robert G. Krieling John H. Cooper Ray ‘A. Spitier Lowla’ M. Clarke B. Spitier H. N Harrison W. W. Burns Sam &. Riddle Hugh A. Smith

Lydia Pinkham Remedy Promises Harmony at Home

An old advertisement extols Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for a tired irritable wife whose ill health saps harmony at home. It claims the product restores beauty, mood, and vitality, returning health and good nutrition to the household.

Lydia B. Pinkham

Atlanta social calendar notes weddings dances and events

The page lists numerous social gatherings in Atlanta including weddings at Pryor Street Presbyterian and Saint Church, bridge teas at Ansley Park and the Atlanta Woman's Club, a Piedmont Driving Club dance for Miss Rachael Nunnally and John Westmoreland, and multiple club meetings. It also notes the opening of the Wigwam season at Indian Spring with prominent Atlanta attendees and a reception hosted by Mrs. J N Hirsch for visiting sisters.

Atlanta Weems William_Avary Winn L. Walling Walling Miss Wood Miss Rose Miss Cherry Miss Willingham Miss Wimberly H. F. Kinnett W. R Parr Whit Whittenberg W.F. Wimberly F. E. Powers C.C. Kirkland M Kirkland W. G. Royal J. B. O'Neil C. ¥. Denny Louis Taylor Id. M. Brown J. Furlow Smith Mrs. Smith I. B. Smedley Cornelia Culver

Confederate White House To Be Dedicated Formal opening at Montgomery coasted with notable attendees

The Confederate White House will be dedicated in Montgomery with elaborate ceremonies on June at 4 30 p m. Prominent Southern women including Mrs A McD Wilson and Mrs William A Wright will attend. A large committee led by Hon George W Jones plans a memorable event with United States Senator Pat Harrison delivering the principal address.

Whitehouse Montgomery South Krom Ala United States Pat Harrison Mississippi P. Cobb Johns. Tilley

Tea-Dance Thursday Honors Miss Nixon and Miss Banks

Mrs. Vaughan Nilson to enter if invited for tea-dance Thursday from 5:30 to 8 at the Piedmont Drive In, complimenting Miss Emmie Nixon and Miss Mary Louise Banks of Detroit who arrive in Atlanta from Washington, D C. Banks will visit Sue Bucknell at Ponce de Leon apartments and be entertained at parties. Nixon has been away at National Cathedral School in Washington and spends vacations in Atlanta with her parents on Haart Fourteenth Street. A quartet of belles including Virginia Pesram Sue Bucknell Emmie Nixon and Sarah Orme attends the National Cathedral school and will graduate next year.

Vaughan Nilson Bledmont Driviub Emmie Nixon National Cathedral Washington, D. C Atlanta

Mrs Winburn calls meeting and Edison Hall program

Mrs David Winburn calls a meeting of her Soldiers Home committee for 3 90 oclock Thursday at Edison Hall 182 Peachtree street. A concert and opera music program at Edison Hall Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6 features Mrs Jack Lester dramatic soprano Mrs B W Smith mezzo soprano with accompanist Kurt Mueller. Special violin and orchestra numbers accompany the recital and the public is invited to attend promptly at 6 oclock.

Winburn David Winburn Edison Hall Peachtree Street Atlanta Bae Jack Lester B. W. Smith Kurt Mueller Edison

Mrs Gray's Tea Honoring Graduates at Myrtle Street

Mrs. Gray hosts a tea for about 100 schoolgirls including Miss Mary Brown Spalding and Washington Seminary graduates Isabelle Howard Caroline Howard and Arabelle Dudley. The event featured garden flowers yellow decor and elegant outfits with guests assisted by Mrs. Sanford W. Gay and others. A second gathering honors Miss Amelia Smith bound for New York and England with Mrs. J M High, including a lace luncheon center and prizes. The week also includes a Wesley Memorial hospital class buffet and plans for bride elect Miss Marjorie Dickert with bridge and tea events announced for June 10 and later dates.

Gay Fin Sanford W. ‘ Gay Ruth Blair Annette Louise Gay Anna Harriett Shewmake Constance Spalding Sarah’ Hurt Elizabeth Dent Julia Memminger Sue Brown Sterne Miss Gay Marjorie Dickert P. Bailey Bob Davis Bridge John H. Wood Wayne Aiken Jessie Daisy Whitehead

Social Notes From a Georgia Town Split Across Travels

Mr and Mrs H' Pi Hermance plan a Pittsfield and Savannah leg of travel then Toronto for business. Howard Conway joins Mrs Conway in Charlotte and they’ll move to Greenville soon. Mrs James T Dixon returns from West Point after a week with her sister. Little Did Beard, son of Mr and Mrs Richard A Beard, has been ill. Mrs Wilshire Riley visits Knoxville for a tea and dinner at the country club. Mrs A O Granger goes to Milledgeville for G N & L college exercises with granddaughter Miss Caroline Hansell, returning Tuesday. Mrs B M Balley and son will go Boston in July to Cape Cod for a national guard camp. Miss Margaret Whitman returns from Deeu... Florida. Miss Rosa Wondberry from Athens for Lucy Cobb commencement. Mr and Mrs W Gordon and Leonard back from ten days motor trip as Mrs William Milford hosts bridge Monday.

H’ Pi Hermance Pittsfield Wass Savannah Toronto Howard ‘Conway James T. Dixon West Point A. J. Kiser Wilshire Riley Knoxville Tenn James Sterchi Suzanne Country Club A.O. Granger B. M. Balley Young Boston Margaret Whitman de Eugnd Fla Rosa Wondberry Athens Lucy Cobb W. Gordon Leonard Carolinas William Milford

Mrs Gayle Honored at Informal Luncheon

Mrs Reuven Arnold hosted a luncheon at her home in honor of Mrs Win Ley Gayle of Richmond Virginia the guest of her sister Mrs Plato Durham on Ponce de Leon avenue.

Gayle Reuven Arnold Winley Gayle Richmond, Va Plato Durham Ponce de Leon Avenue

Visitation Notes From Atlanta Social Hostesses

Miss Ruth Thompson of Newnan visits cousins Mrs Esmond Faivey and Miss Aurelia Smith at their Peachtree Place home. Mr and Mrs Russell Gates of Montclair arrive in Atlanta to visit their parents Mr and Mrs John Lottridge at their Ponce de Leon Avenue home.

Ruth .Thompson Newnan Esmond, Faivey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Smith Mary Corley Lawton’ Street West Ind Amelia Smith New York Gall Europe Miss Corley S. A. Clayton Co Dixie Hunter Atlanta, Ga the Daffodil Tea Room N. Pryor ST Itt Austell Wit Hotae Baimja Piedmont Danca Garber Hall JB Béesie Joseph Ness Cullen Annie Misa Myra Irvin PF. O'Shields Pryor Street ‘Presbyterian Aubrey Milam William Stockston Jacksonville, Fla R. Andrews Ansley Park Alyce. Taylor Margaret Daman Auditorium Atlanta Woman's Club X - Mise Virginia Littleberry- Colling Berry ‘Colling Ponce de Leon Pioneer Women's Society Grant Park J. H. Gibbs Ninth Ward Atlanta League of Women ‘Voters Euclid Avenue John Charles Wheatley Wy &. Ein North’ Conventi J. ,. de. Liesséline Hagt Fourth Street Hoosier J. 8. Donaldson Wellington’ Avenues West End Lasa W. E. Mansfield Peeples Street W. C T. U. Will Atesley Memorial Church College Tech Matheson Dean Emerson James Johnson Richmond Simaraon Miss Nunnally Mr. Westmoreland Walter Barnwell Piedmont Driving Club Rachael Nunnally John Westmoreland Dorothy Haverty Louise Harwell Louise Barnwell Shivers Carona Shivers Homer Compton Ail’ Freeman Outs Morrison Mc Kibben Lane Macon Charles Moon Ant’ Charles Nunninly Moon Nunnally Charlies Moon Wu Bridge-Ten Druid Hills Golf Club Moan Nunnanly Elizabeth Lockridge Hardy Rogers Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co White Kidskin Oxfords Confederate White House Miss Perry Winnie -Perry Juniper Terrace Syeix Misa Susie Hallman Edward Lewis Ewing Dean Calhoun McDougall Henry Todd Ott Alston Plummer Marjorie Plummer Washington,d C. A. Rhodes Elehth Street Woodward He Woodward de Liesseline Clvi Cnd Tendatics Miss Nixon Miss Banks Joseph Habersham Chapter W. F. Dykes J.C. Gentry Garber Hall Turner Piedmont Sanatorium Cantra Cite Club Tolker Viola Clarke Avalon Grara Plott Plott N. C Ethel Carter Tifton Milas Maude Maroney Salem Pav, Fawn Osster North Avenue Prachyterian Eheech BR. Petes Blocks Robert Matey Miss Hinr Cives Carn Hinman Piedmont Avenue Hinman George B. Alnman Ruths Hinman Paul Johnson Marion Underwend Laticia Jolson Elizabeth Johnson Virginia Freeman Lutiela Johnson Virginia Howard Frances Howard Lena Knox Helen Jackson Virginia Turman Dorothy Barnes Sarah Hurt Alice MacDonald Ruth MacDonald Jane Small Tuey Littell Funkhauser Mabel Stovall Anais Jones Clayton Callaway Mark Orme Luelle Stone Marty Armstrong Marion Bonnell Vera Kamper Blaise Gaines Estelle Boynton Eleanor McGinty Clara Belle King Frances Arnold Elise Prater Fllandeth Phillins Florence Underwood Anne Lane Newell Henrietta Mikel Mary McCarty Marguerite Hodnett Mary Louise Misa Spalding Caroline Isabelle Howard Miss Wiles Arabele Dudley Mrs. Gay J. J. Chambers Peachtree Road Carmania England J. M. High Chambers Thomas Esmond Valvey Pat Dinkins John Yopp J. B. Coppedze Charles D. Atkinson Collier James Keough John Ll. Tye Edith Perkins Smyrna Misa Ruth Thompson Wesley Memorial W. Earl Quillian Ponce Ie Leon Avenue Wesley Memorial Hospital Tozler Fails Dai Duncan Braden Tarver Walker Durgen Hitchcock Townsend Fitts Watrous L. M. Cassilly Robert H. Harkinson Ase G. Candler Woman's Club Alyce Taylor Alliance Francaise Assembly Hall Carnegie Library Diecissea Madame Sliver L'Imperatrice Eugenie Wae Las Tuileries Madame Slifer Prince Imperial Peaplea Street Ansley Merchants HOTEL Ansley Ivy Wrightsville Beach Oceanic Hotel L. E. Taylor Georgian Terrace Ana Fleoniauing Abit Oricsn Mai’ Oraten Giem Clan Atiant MUSE Bays’. Dept Geo. Muse Clothing ,Co Peachtree Walton Bro Alabama Georgia Gates Wery Miss. Goidee Wilson Marlborough Ballyclare Lodge Howell Mill Road Isa Olive Pringle Newnen City R. A. Parker New Victor Records Webb Hay Bay Victrolas Victor Records Auburn Ave Baby Louis
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