Tea and social events for suffrage era groups and engagements
Social calendar items report tea at Mrs Clack’s for ninth ward suffrage group, a Druid Hills Golf Club bridge event with prizes, and a Friday tea dance at Driving Club. Engagement notices include Lucia Byrd Moore and Rose Norton Strickland, plus Mary Frances Bowden hosting a bridge and stocking shower for bride elect Marcella Steadman. Also mentions suffrage school sessions, Gamma society teas, and a university club tea.
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Golf Club
Mra J Carter Cook
Fulton Deale
Equal Suffrage Party of
Emily C McDougill
Mary Oul
Mulls County
Aurela Roach
Goodrum
Frank C Tuten
Jamie Cocpul Mira Jack Stewart
G L Pritt
Moreland Speer
J T Molleman
Mary Frances Bowden
Bridge
West End
Marcella Steadman
Bowden
Adelaide Cailaway
Frances Dowman
Sarah Will Bay
Elisabeth Small
Virginia Woolfin
Luulee Loomix
Rowena Simpson
Waude Steedman
Isabell Simpson
Alline Bennett
Mary Clattman
Nan Burgess
Dorothy Billun
Agnes Belt
Janie Arnold
Mary Divtro Hartense Loeb Iy
Ruby Hennert
Mra
Joe Texgue
Biro
Wilte Henson
Best Emerson
Lebanon Chapter Sees Visit by State Grand Patron Dr E T Minces
The Lebanon chapter hosts a Thursday night meeting with Dr E T Minces of Atlante, the state grand patron, promising an evening of important discussions. Mrs Floss Ashbs, past matron of the state, and the Ladies of Kanon chapter 4 are expected to attend as many members as can join, including trained matrons and officers. The new chapter core meets on Stewart Avenue at Peare Corner.
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Lebanon
E T Minces
Atlante
Iso
Floss Ashbs
Kanon
Atewart Avenue
Peare
Dance at Decatur Athlete Club
A season three notable evening at the Decatur Athlete Club features Miss Katherine Eaples and Mr Edward Ro Terrell of Decatur as honor guests. Terrell, popular in town and a Gelib member, and Ripley, a charming Decatur social figure, are among invited guests. an orchestra provides the music.
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Durious
Decatur Athletie Club
Decatur
Evenine W
Katherine Eaples
Edward Ro Terrell
Terrell
Thegelib
Mise Ripley
Orim
Jatke Parti
Plan to Bar Kinsman Of Atlanta Teachers From Education Board
Councilman Claude L Ashley announced a plan to introduce at the next general council meeting an ordinance barring from the Atlanta Public School system any kin of a board of education member. The measure also forbids serving on the board if a family member teaches in the system. An alderman introduced a similar ordinance, approved by the ordinance committee, and will be sent to general council with a recommendation for passage. The proposal also seeks to require board members to resign if they become connected with a book concern. Ashley urged adding a provision preventing kin from teaching in the system, while committee members would back it if offered independently. Another ordinance, introduced by Alderman Seawrigh, would ban slaughter of cattle under fifty pounds on city land, and was approved by the committee to harmonize city and state law.
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Claude L. Ashley
Generalemen
Atlanta
Board of Education
J R Seawright
General Council
Ashlie
Algerman Sevwright
Boys Night School Graduation Thrilling Taft Hall Ceremony
The Boys Night school holds graduation in Taft hall Thursday at 8 o clock. Public invited to hear a varied program featuring overture Delibes reading The First Settler story Myre I C Case insect serenades and performances by orchestras and soloists including Mother Madres by Oscott and Ball and Ana major A.J. Quinn sextette from Lucia Donizetti.Certificates presented followed by Motor March and a full orchestral send off.
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Taft Hall
Delibes
Mother Madres” Oscott and Ball
Mex Carron
de Moya
Odeniew
Pepe and the Boy
Mra T C
Loin du Hal
Gillett
Andrew
J ‘Ouinn
Iucis
Donizetti
Rose
Cynlico
Biblon Bymphony Orchera
Playing of Miss Pattillo Garners Baltimore Critics Praise
Miss Elizabeth Chase Pattillo, blind since birth and a Peabody diploma recipient, receives high praise from The Baltimore Sun for her piano recital. Critics highlight her refined touch, expressive phrasing, and deep interpretive insight across modern and classical works, marking a historic achievement as the first blind Peabody piano diploma holder in the United States.
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Miss Pattillo
Baltimore
Elizabeth Chase Pattillo
Maud Simmons Pattile
Atlanta
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Pattillo
Baltimore Sun
Peabody
United States
the Sun
Jone
Finte
Aivenl
Maurice Havel
George Boyle
Pattilie
Neemad
Jean Curl
Poteesses Su
Barazabad
Alny
Howesur
Ghana
Dravel Walch
Teal Veillae
Mass Patudo
Pliny
Muse
Maryland
Bishop Gunn to Speak to Marist Graduates
The fourteenth annual Marist College commencement will be held Monday and Tuesday with military exercises at 4 PM and a militia parade. Bishop Gunn will deliver the academic address and present diplomas to Sax Ton Lewis, John Arthur Moss, Eward Reynolds, Emory Cocke, Joseph Williams, Jamie Turner, William Dodge Dwisht, and John McIninney. The senior banquet is tonight at East Lake Country Club hosted by Captain Saxton News.
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Marist College
Ocloak
Friends of Marist
Bishop
Atches
Saxton Lewis John Arthur Moss
Eaward Heynolds
Emory Cocke
Joseph Willams
Jamey Turner
William Dodge
Dwisht MaClan
John Mcininney
Mght
East Lake Country Club
Captain Saxtonews
Bryan Receives Honorary LL.D at Maryland Commencement
Secretary of State William J Bryan was awarded an honorary LL.D degree during the University of Maryland commencement in Baltimore on June 1. The ceremony honored Bryan for his public service and contributions to education and national affairs.
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Bryan
Baltimore
William J Bryan
University of Maryland
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Promises Relief for Women
Letters from readers in Princeton Illinois and Poland New York praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving female troubles including headaches back pain and the Change of Life. A nurse and a parent endorse its use and recommend early take to avoid operation.
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Princeton
Lydia FE
Pinkham
F. Jonson
Poland
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Honack Neways
Her
High School Boys Graduate Tonight At Atlanta Theater
Sixty five boys will graduate from the Boys High school tonight at the Atlanta theater marking the most successful year in the institution. Enrollment reached 473 this year with plans for a larger class next year. Graduates will enter Harvard Princeton Yale and southern colleges. many will study at Georgia Tech. Scholarships include Harold Hirsch and others to the University of Georgia Mercer and more. Principal WF Dykes notes his twenty first year here as diplomas are conferred by Major Ros Guinn.
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Hoys High School
Atlanta
Hiiachoolle
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia Tech
Bhos Buys Haventy
Tthe Literary Department
Harold Hirsch
University of Georgia
Mercer Davidson
Washington and Lee
University of the South
University of North Carolina
Tulane
WF Dykes
Clement Ruse
Walter P Binns
Universal Peace
Theodore Anthony McMunnion
Ros Guinn
Board of Eduestion
Watter Pone Winns
Abner Wellboro Calhoun Wilton Brooks Caryon
Richard Winn Courts, Jr
Guy Flaymond
Friddell
Abilo Santos Guimaraen
Robert Webster Hardin
Harry ‘Hirsowics Joseph Willem Kreis Jr
Daniel Wilson Liddell
Laurence Lowe McCullough
Teddy Thony
MrMannon Methvin ‘Thomson Ter Ir
Alfred Witherspoon Beott
Evan Or Ter Scientific Couran
Willam Cheatain Dear
Charles Howard Girardean Jr
Max Albert Herveg
Francis Spears
Willam J Allen Lay P Bailey J
Olin Bishop Veadore Bleich Willaiy
Boone Ernest J Brewer Rossell
Briggs, Thomas & Camp
Jralve
Henry Carion Merman
DM Cohen
Cuutle Dorian Harry Edd Durham F Twin
Theron Dvans
Robert Winston Perry H Cine Tere
Af Weoidberg
Joseph L
Oldbere Schima
Greiniman
Hugh 2
Murda
Carl BD
Hoffman
Hugh Preston Halcomb
Girde Wo
Kimball Kenneth Herman
Imberly Brits
Kreia Ephriam
Lane Cecil Mi Lemon
John M Littleton
William Bo Loewe
Mr Martin Jr
Hugh Wo
Alter
Edgar Lo Marge
Les Toy Ourn QO
Powell Morria
Mrs Longstreets Home Sold At Sheriff Sale
Gainesville July 1 Special sale day sheriff sold the home of Mrs Helen Longstreet on Green Street in Gainesville to Charles Newton for 9950 dollars. An attempt to halt the sale under a bankruptcy referee order from New Jersey was questioned. the property sold under the judge order in Hall County Superior Court.
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Gainesville
Helen Longstreet
Green Jatreet
Charles Newton
New Jersey
Superior Court of
Hall
Savannah Jitney Case Heads to Commission
Savannah faces a June 1 hearing before the railroad commission on jitney bus operations. The city and Savannah Transit Co plan a bill to the general assembly to grant authority needed to regulate this new travel mode.
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Savannah Jitney
Savannah
Jitney
Dect
Quitman Pageant Movie To Show In Georgia Cities
Film of the Animal industry convention pageant at Quitman on May 25 by Scene Film Co of Atlanta will have a private 9 4 o clock Strand Theatre showing with Governor Sila ton and other dignitaries invited. After the private run the 1560 foot film will be shown at an Atlanta theater for the public. Walker, the Quitman operator, was formerly with Hasanay Film Co.
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Quitman
Boeing Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Strand Theater
John M Silaton
Atlanta
Scene Film Company
Walker
Hasanay Film Company
New York Sisters Submit Motion Picture Proposal
In New York, sisters seek to advance a motion picture project claiming a 71 minute runtime and stronger narrative. Applicants have filed initial applications to Brooks for project approval and funding consideration.
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New York
Brooks
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