Society Notes Highlight Yopp Hostess and Recitals
Mrs John W Yopp hosted a bridge tea at her Peachtree Circle home in compliment to her sister Miss Jeanne Lambdin visiting Atlanta. Decorated rooms with sweet peas and snapdragons. Lambdin received a perfume bottle. prize a card table cover with appliqued flowers. Also details of a piano recital at Captain George M Hope home on Peachtree Road featuring six pupils of Mrs Armand Carroll and Miss Robert Harbour. Study Club Contests at Ponce de Leon Baptist church. lawn party at Eve Jacksons 112 West Fifth Street with prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yopp
Miss Lambdin
John W. Yopp
Peachtree Circle
Jeanne Lambdin
Atlanta
Mrs Yopp
W. W Lambdin
Mra Yopp
George M Hope
Peachtree Road
Ittle
Armand Carrol
Kate Hope Irby
Lalla Hutchinson
Elizabeta Oswald
Ruth Brooks
Grace Jackson
Robert Harbour
Willliiam Claer Spiker
Ponce de Leon
Milam
Jacksonville
William Stockton
Fla
C. A. Andrews
Audrey Milam
South Prada
Ansley Park
Miss Collins
Virginia L Collins
Berry Collins
Mrs Collins
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Mra C
W Martin
Tittle Mins Collins
Reopening of Roof Garden at Capital City Club
The roof garden reopening at the Capital City Club headlines a glittering Atlanta summer social season. A long list of hosts and guests includes Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Perkerson, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Watking, Mr. and Mrs. William C Wardlaw, and many prominent couples from Atlanta society attending dinners and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Atlanta
W. F. Perkerson
H. E. Watking
William C Wardlaw
G. F. Willis
Milton Dargan
Edwin Johnson
James T. Williams
John 8 Cohen
Mra
Bates Black
Inman Sanders
Walter Gordon Roper
Franklin Mikel
Arthur Deveney
George Crandall
Ed All
Jack J. Spalding
Ernest Ottley
James R. Gray, Jr
W. H. White, Jr
J. P. Allen
Ruspel Bridges
Dirs
Bart Jone
Turner Carson
Charles Rodney
Carl Lewis
John Copeland
Lewis Muller
C. E. Holcombe
A. Lynch
Prank
Brilliant Social Program In Advertising Convention
A social program is planned for the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention in Atlanta from June 23 to 15. The schedule includes golf, receptions, concerts, exhibits, a barbecue, dancing, and a special committee of women led by Miss Theodora Stansbury coordinating hospitality and inviting advertising women and wives to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Atlanta
East Lake Country Club
Club House
Wren's Nest
Uncle Remus Association
Negra
Uncle Remus
Lakewood
Fulton
Theodora Stansbury
Dart
Tiss Tansbury
Myra C. Scott
James E Winn
J. A. Spain
Mire
Raymund Daniel
Beulah Henderson
E. G Robeson
Frank Hames
C. V. Hohenstein
T D. Barker
Pearl Spellman
Frances Brown
M. P. Tage
FT. G. Corbitt
Frank Stanton
Caroline Thoman
Maurine Boyd
Plans To Get Clothing For Armenians Drive Begins
At a meeting of the Atlanta Woman's club led by Mrs. Alonzo Richardson plans were set for a drive to collect old clothes and shoes for Armenians starting June 14. Committee chairs include Mrs. John Cooper co chair and other federation and church representatives. Dr Isaac Yonan Persian minister will speak Friday at 3 20 at the chamber of commerce. no collections or subscriptions will be taken. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Woman's Club
Alonzo Richardson
Richardson
John Cooper
Albert 3. Thornton
City Federation
B. M. Boykin
Woman's Club
Irving 8. Thomas
Woman's Clubs
FW. Foster
W. F. Dykes
Ross
War Mothers
First Methodist Church
K King
Woman's Auxiliary
Amre R L. Turman
Baptist Churches
F. M. Akers
Trinity Methodist
W. Dent
St. Mark's Methodist
Emmett Bro
Newton Wing
Harry Schtesinger
Howard McGall
Mc Wilson
WS Elkin
Wilmer L Moore
RM. Striplin
John Manget
Hinchiff
College Park
Mira Aderhold
East Point
E J. Allen
Kirkwood
J. R. Bachman
Bolton
Wirlyn Moore
Mount Vernon
Armenia
Bittick Ness Wedding Solemnized at All Saints Church
The first of June weddings united Miss Bessie Bittick and Joseph Ness yesterday at All Saints Episcopal Church with Rev. W. W. Memminger officiating. Bridesmaids wore apricot outfits, maid of honor in lavender, and the couple left for an eastern trip before settling at East Lake. out of town guests included Mr. R M Rice and Mr. W. R. Bittick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittick
Ness
Bessie Bittick
Joseph Ness
All Saints Hipiscopal Church
W. W Memminger
Ellen Bittick
Asheville
George Hoffman
Savannah
Joseph Emmett
East Lake
R MW Rice
N. Y
W. R. Bittick
Macon
Lemon Lotion Promise of Pearly Skin at Home
A lemon based skin bleach claims to whiten the face neck arms and hands using two lemons and three ounces of Orchard White mixed and shaken to create a quarter pint lotion. It promises a softly fragrant daily massage for a fair complexion and reduction of freckles sunburn and tan with a noted appeal to beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Wagner Jordan Wedding Set for June 11 at Had don Heights
Miss Helen Moyer Wagner and Clarence Lumpkin Jordan plan to wed Saturday June 11 at 4 pm in the Presbyterian church Had don Heights New Jersey. The bride elect is daughter of Mrs U H Wagner and the groom is prominent in Atlanta society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Moyer Wagner
Clarence Lumpkin Jordan
Presbyterian Church
Haddon Heights
Atlanta
Jordan
Miss Wagner
U. H. Wagner
Bride-Elect Mr Jordan of Greenville to Wed in Middle Pa
Jane, a gifted advertising writer with ties to No Age and Son of Philadelphia, and Misa Wagner, a brunette mezzo soprano, are among the friends mentioned. Mr Jordan, son of Harvie and Mrs Jordan of South Carolina and Atlanta, is a Georgia Tech graduate who served as an ambulance driver in World War I and later joined the U S Army Ordnance Corps. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside in Middle, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
No Age
Philadelphia
Misa Wagner
Pennsylvania
Mr Jordan
Harvie Jordan
St Mathews
S. C
Atlanta
Rogers Toy
Erwin Jordan
Clinton C Jones
Greenville
Georgia School of Technology
Chi Phi
N W Ayer
Jordan
United States Ordinance Corpa
America
Middle
Miss Turman's Tea to Honor Mobile Visitor
Miss Laura Belle Turman hosts a Friday afternoon tea at her home to compliment Miss Harriet McMillan of Mobile, Alabama, with guests including Misses Turman, Boykin, Shewmake, Davis, Douglas, Barnhart, Powers, Carlton, Davis, and many others, plus several gentlemen including Mrs. Dawson and Mr. Pringle in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Belle Turman
Harriet McMillan
Mobile
Ala
Joel Hunter
Helen
Lethea Turman
Florence Boykin
Elizabeth Shewmake
C. Re) Dawson
Misses Lathes
Helen Turman
Bilizabeth Shewmake
Lucy Davis
Juan
Helen Douglas
Mary Barnhart
Mamie Powers
Maude Carlton
Claude Frederick
William Moore
Byron Patton
A. T. Milburn
Pringle
Jack Swarthou
Barnard Boykin
George Brown Hoyt
J. A Bankston
George Munn
Robert L Baker
Pope Baker
Robert Brown
Bridge Tea in Honor of Mrs Ingersoll With Mrs Lewis Sharp
In honor of Mrs Ingersoll Mrs Lewis Sharp will entertain at bridge this afternoon for Mrs Royal Ingersoll who will move to Washington DC for two years. Eight guests are invited. On Wednesday evening June 8 Mr and Mrs Cator Woolford host a dancing party at Jacquene Lodee for Miss Mary Louise Banks of Detroit and Miss Sue Bucknell, two eager young schoolgirls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
Bucknell
Mary Louise Banks
Detroit
Milas Ste Bucknell
Arive
Washington, DC
National Cathedral
Bert Harleys
Ingersoll
Lewis Sharp
Bridge
Royal Ingersoll
Cator Woolford
Jacquene Lodee
Sue Bucknell
Woman Overcomes Illness After Pinkham’s Remedy
Steens Mississippi resident Mrs. W. H. Blake credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after four years of nervous weakness and female troubles. The letter urges other women to consider the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steens
Miss
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. H. Biaxe
Routa
Lydia
Wedding Plans and Social Dates Highlight Atlanta Women
Today’s calendar lists the wedding of Miss Lucy Willing and Garnett Cobb Evans, a Capitol City root garden opening, and social events hosted by the Atlanta Association of Credit Men, the Misses Anthony at Druid Hills, and Mrs Charles Davis. Numerous meetings include the Grant Park Eastern Star, the Women’s Relief Corps picnic at Piedmont Park, and Atlanta Chapter D A R gatherings with a long guest list of officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Willing
Garnett Cobb Evans
Capitol City
East Lake
Atlanta
Women’s Relief Corps
Piedmont Park
G. A R
U. BR. C. Famites
Mrs Morris Re elected President of Greenwood PTA
The Glenwood Parent Teacher association held its last regular meeting of the year on Friday afternoon May 27 at the home of vice president Mrs R B Pringle 384 St Charles avenue. The nominating committee presented names for reelection including Mrs Charles Morris as president Mrs Willis Dobbe as treasurer Mrs Noel as corresponding secretary and Mrs P W Fairey as recording secretary. Ed Crawford and Fallle were elected first and second vice presidents. The group approved adding an historian position to be filled in the fall and expressed enthusiasm for plans for the next term with a social hour and refreshments after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Greenwood
Glenwood
Parent-Teacher Association
R. 8. Pringle
St. Charles Avenue
Charles Morris
Willis Dobbe
Noel
P. W. Fairey
Ed Crawford
Fallle
Opera Concert at Cable Hall for Free School of Health
Robert Bryan Harrison announces a grand operatic concert at Cable Hall on Saturday June 4 at 3 PM for the Free School of Health. The bill features Nora Allen formerly with Chicago Grand Opera, Natalie Hammond, E Volpe, Edith Osbron and Virginia McRee. Tickets are 50 cents, limited to five hundred, available at Cable Piano Company or 412 Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. Luncheon will honor Mrs High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Hall
The
Free School of Health
Robert Bryan Harrison
Nora Allen
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Natalie Hammond
Atlanta
Cable Piano Company
412
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Miss Nan Stephens to attend National Music Clubs meet
Atlanta figures join national gathering as Nan Stephens sails Friday for the National Federation of Music Clubs convention in the Davenport Moline Rock Island tri cities. She leads the South Atlantic District Federation and will attend executive board events before the general session. Other Atlanta delegates include Evelyn Jackson Ruth Northen R V Connerat Mrs Davenport Pogue and Foster Barnes. A special Atlanta car is anticipated. Dinner dances begin June 2 at Capital City Club roof garden with music by the Garter Davis Orchestra and Sunday concerts at 7:20 to 8:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Harris
Logan Williamson
W. J. Vereen
Moultrie
Arthur Lucas
Macon Marstin
Willie Calhoun
F. L. Woodruff
Howard Barnes
Wiliam Grant
Ben Holt
Fred Rawlings
Howard Withington
H. L Flynt
Dallig
Robert H. Martin
Thomas Lyon
Henry W. Lyon
Dirk Atkinson
Alexander Stephens
C K. Ayer
Leon Walker
John C. Dupree
Robert Butters
Walter Keenan
Robert Foster
H. A. Sage
Ross Callf
Jake Levin
David Woodward
John E. Smith
Frank Alcorn
Jank Meador
Nan Stephens
National Federation of Music Clubs
Tri-Cities
Davenport
Moline
Rock Island
Miss Stephens
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Evelyn Jackson
Ruth Northen
R. V Connerat
Capital City Club
Garter-Davis Orchestra
Informal Reception at Hexagon Hall Hosts PTP Officers
A garden party at Hexagon Hall hosted by the Parent-Teacher Presidents elected officers: Mrs. C. H. Tris president, Mrs. Dan Goeppar vice president, Mrs. L Thompson secretary, and Mrs. A. Andrewa honorary president. The group pledged to back public school bonds and support the flag and schools as W A Sutton, Frank Inman, and Mr Gaines spoke to about 100 guests including board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hexagon Hall
8. B. Turman
C. H. Tris
Greenwood School
Dan Goeppar
Georgia Avenue School
L Thompson
Battle Hill School
A. Andrewa
Atlanta
W A Sutton
Frank Inman
Gaines
Board of Education
Tech High Graduates Honored At Informal Dance
Tech High graduates Jack Wilkins Franklin Cater Robert Sams and George Bardwell were honored guests at an informal dance hosted last evening by Mrs John Wilkins and Mrs J C Cater. The lower floor was decorated with daisies ferns and roses while punch and lights in the dining room were adorned with roses daisies and ferns. Dancing ran from 8 to 11 with a string orchestra providing music.
Cake Sale Saturday at Kenny's ten stores
The Bavellan class of the Third Baptist Church will hold a cake sale at C D Kenny's ten stores on Saturday June 4. Proceeds support church activities and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavellan
Third Baptist Church
City Federation appoints Mrs Treadwell chairman Near East drive
Mrs Treadwell named chairman for the City Federation of Women's Clubs Near East relief drive with Mrs Alonzo Richardson as general chair. Mrs Thornton asks clubs to mobilize garments and support, delivered to the former George Muse Clothing Company store via duct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treadwell
City Federation
Albert E. Thornton, Jr
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
A. P. Treadwell
Near East Drive
Alonzo Richardson
Thornton
George Muse Clothing Company
Richardson
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Geo
Muse iClothing Co
Peachtree - Walton - Broad
Fane Regulator CO
O-D.atlawta.ga
Nurses
Helen M Wagn
Clarence Ly Jordan
Jime
N. J
Charles Davis
Doph M. High
Hall Lambdin
Jehnne Lambdin
John Yopp
Gladys Byrd
West North Avenue
Miles Ruth Moore
DuBois
Maud Carlton
William W. Moore
Charlotte
N. C
W. T. Elder
Druid Hills Golf Club
Anthony
David Winbarn
Edison Hall
Grant Park
Eastern Star
Grant Park Temple
Reading Club
Clark Howell Epee Ee
Joseph M. High
Europe
D. A R
Davis
D. Aa RR
W. Foster
ER Kirk
Lucien L Knight
Walter P.andrews
LO. Walker
George Breitenbacher
John Sage
A. Thomas
C L_ Dean
J. H Morgan
Tae J . Bateman
Kate Lagsey
C.walker
J. M. High
Howard McCall
Chas Rice
Chas A.davis
James Lo
Calomel
Katherine Stewart
Laura Bind
Miss Stewart
Edwin Stewart
Frank Carter
Arthur Amvers
Lyric Theater
Wise Laura Binns
Margaret Sav
Chicago
Hadith Patterson
Goorend
Sita Bent T
Hopkine & Son
Eigen
Bronttte Whitey
Bose
Wational Toilet Co
Paris
Tenn
Iussa
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