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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

14

Community children and adults program at Home for the Friend

An event offers adults two cents and children sixteen cents with proceeds aiding the playground fund at the Home for the Friend 288. The program features community singing of Mother Goose, patriotic songs, bird calls, readings, and a Queen of Hearts tea party with a cast of named participants and roles.

Mary Merritt Plantae Louise Merritt Helen Bailey Queen of Hearts Eugenia Cunningham Jack of Hearts Pearly Buchanan Muffetts Dorothy Cunningham Little Boy Blue Reba Cunningham Humpty Dumpty Martha Steele Curly Locks Ana Askew Jack Kathryn West Jill Clara Askew Bo Peep Virginia West Deuce Hearts Elizabeth Merri Trey Selena Stevenson Mary Margaret Askew

Matrons Benefit Bridge Attracts Atlanta Society Members

Prominent Atlanta matrons host a benefit bridge at Mrs James D Robinsons Druid Hills home on Friday June 3 at 330 pm. Tickets at 2 per table fund welfare work with prizes including lingerie boudoir pillows and ham. Dozens of listed hostesses promote the event as a season highlight. Also Miss Avyleene Smiley hosted an informal party for North Avenue Presbyterian school graduates in Inman Park with roses sweetpeas carnations decor and punct served by Miss Moss sisters.

Atlanta James D. Robinson Druid Hills Smithfield William P. Hhl Howard Bucknell Charles Conkils T. B. Paine Edward Inman Frank Inman Willam Heiser John Goddard Robert Shedden James L. Dickey Dunbar Roy Robert Smythe Edwin Johnson Vaughn Nixon Ulric Atkinson Reuben Arnold Frank Ellis Henry Johnson, Jr Hugh Dorsey Robert Alston Henry Miller Robert Maddox Charles Sciple Inman Banders Samuel Weyman Gordon Kiser Avyleene Smiley Inman Park North Avenue Presbyterian School Elizabeth Mary Alice Moss Massea Nasturtiums

Evening Class Colors Celebration Attended by Smiley Family

At night the class colors white and yellow were carried out with refreshments after. Misa Smiley was hosted by her mother Mia along with Thomas M Smiley and sister Miss Nelle Smiley. Guests included Abby Nichols Mary Newton Mary Lee Allman Ruth Fleming Elizabeth Meredith Charlotte Hancock Janie Moffett Catherine Houser Mary Brown Leone McGauhey Martha Driver Mary Turner Elizabeth Hale Catherine Thurman Marguerite Christopher Wallace Bruton Kendrick Coppers Lauren Clark George Duncan Joe Neely Fred Allman Erwin Howeland Malcolm Bennett Albert Higeinbotham Harry Copeland Sam Bell Hal Padgett Lucian Turney Charles Adkins and Jack Smiley.

Misa Smiley Mia Thomas M. Smiley Nelle Smiley Abby Nichols Mary Newton Mary Lee Allman Ruth Fleming Elizabeth Meredith Charlotte Hancock Janie Moffett Catherine Houser Mary Brown Leone McGauhey Martha Driver Mary Turjer Elizabeth Hale Catherine Thurman Marguerite Christopher Wallace Bruton Kendrick Coppers Lauren Clark George Duncan Joe Neely Fred Allman Erwin Howeland Malcom Bennett Albert Higeinbotham Harry Copeland Sam Bell Hal Padgett Lucian Turney Charles Adkins Jack Smiley

Tea and Recital Highlight At Cable Hall

Miss Elizabeth Little hosts a Saturday tea on Peach Tree Road with reception by Miss Harriett Shedden and Irene Thomas. A large guest list includes Julia Black Edith Coleman and many more. In the afternoon a 4 o'clock recital at Cable Hall features Mrs. Percy Cox presenting Winifred Testard Inez de Low Mary Rosenblatt Celestine Williams Martha Ridley and Shmuel Miacha Proger.

Cable Hall Percy Cox Winifred Testard Inez de Low Mary Rosenblatt Celestine Williams Martha Ridley Shmuel Miacha Proger

Enterainment at Egleston Hall features Leave It To Me musicale

A Phi Mu Club production at Eggleston hall on June 7 presents new song hits and dancing numbers led by Miss Virginia Kelly and T. L. Johnson. The program includes colorful solos and choruses, with costs at one dollar, proceeds benefiting Grace church building fund.

Constitution Atlanta Egleston Hall Phi Mi Club Eggleston Hall Ife Virginia Kelly T. L. Johnson Marion Cook Evelyn Kelly Betty Aiken Jane Dorough Mary C. Montgomery Mary Waters Frances Noyes Mable Wikle Caroline Seymour Blanch Ethel Quillian Hattie Patterson Katherine Montgomery Harriet Noyes Klas A Mise Caroline Seymour Noyes Ernest Wellborn W. J. Reese Walter Quillian Missea Blanch Quillian Khorna Miss Kelly Grace Church

Atlanta curb market plans three weekly openings

The Atlanta municipal curb market will open this morning and then operate three times weekly on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 6 to 1 at the auditorium at Gilmer and Courtland streets. Over one hundred farmers will attend Thursday offering peaches plums cultivated blackberries June apples greens vegetables poultry and dairy products at low prices. The market has become a boon to city apartment dwellers as men and women from across the city arrive by car or streetcar with baskets ready to shop.

Atlanta Gilmer and Courtland Streets

Bride-Elect Winnie Terrell Honored in Local Events

Thursday June 2 1921 notes social happenings around Winnie Davis Terrell as her marriage to Rupert Bulloch nears. Details include her Gaines ville visit with cousin A A Terrell, a sewing club gathering, an informal lingerie shower hosted by Della Britt, and a theater party planned by her sister Mary J Terrell at the Howard with six guests.

Misa Winnie Davis Terrell Rupert Edward Bulloch Gainesvile A. A. Terrell Mise Lille BE. Terrell Misa Della Britt East Avenue Terrell the Howard Mary J. Terrell

Social items recount Atlanta society travels and milestones

Miss Ruth Tribble and Miss Ethel Tribble return from commencement at Riverside Military Academy Gainesville. Mrs Fred J Stilson heads to New England for summer. A group including Dr. and Mrs Royall Miller and Mr Mrs Royall Miller visits Hendersonville NC. Kerrs motor through western NC staying at Grove Park Inn Asheville. Mrs Arthur Smart visits Louisville KY in June. Ragland announces birth Suzanne Auguste May 27 at Davis Fischer sanitarium. Isoline Campbell visits Mrs Henry McHatton NY. Frances Gordon-Smith leaves for Berlin NH to visit daughter and sister. George Lowman heads NC for short visit. H E Harman improves after illness. Corneille Torrence joins relatives at Annapolis for commencement. Frances Atlee due to be seriously ill at West Peachtre e. J Mont Thomas returns from Davis Fischer sanitarium improving. Mrs William H Smith visits Judge J K Hines then W H Fish. Georgia girls from Mount Fairmount graduate May 23 in Washington DC include Virginia Crouch of Griffin. Mrs John D Little leaves to plantation in Lee County. Margery and Annie Ruth Moore of Decatur head to Blue Ridge conference. Margery Moore chaperones group. Annie Ruth Moore to represent University of Georgia. Rose Joseph Gatins Jr sails to Europe with father Joseph Gatins Sr on Olympic June 4. Mrs Archibald Davis leaves for Northampton Mass for Smith College reunion. Mrs Eugene Breeden of Birmingham visiting Mrs P J Moran. Cora Brown attends Lucy Cobb commencement. H A Thadel of Miami visits with his daughters Theda and Mildred. Col Patrick Calhoun returns from St Louis after Presbyterian assembly trip.

Misa Isolne Campbell Henry MecHatton New York Frances Gordon-Smith Georgian Terrace Berlin N. H George Lowman North Carolina H. E Harman Corneille Torrence B.C. Caldwell Annapolis Aeek Pennsylvania Miss Torrence Rose Joseph F. Gatins, Jr Jozeph F Gatins Olympic Europe Archibald Davis Northampton Mass Smith College Eugene Breedan Birmingham P. J. Moran Cora Brown Lucy Cobb Athens LO. Tisdel Miami Fla H. A. Thadel Hotel Aragon Miss Theda Brenan College Ming Mildred Patrick H. Calhoun Ither City St Louis General Assembly Southern Branch The Presbyterian Church of the United States

Public Warned To Guard Against Typhoid Fever

The Georgia state board of health warned the public to take typhoid precautions after cases rose 450 percent in five weeks. Ten cases were reported five weeks ago, rising to 44 last week, with mild winter cited as contributing factors. Dr J P Bowdoin and Dr T F Abercrombie noted flies as primary disease carriers.

State Board of Health Georgia T. F. Abercrombie

Third Baptist Opens New Church With All Day Program

Members plan a full day to celebrate the new church building at Luckie and Gresham streets next Sunday. The program begins with a 9 45 a m Sunday school mass meeting featuring J W Merritt and Judge T C Hitchcock, followed by choir sharps and special orchestra. An opening address by the pastor and a response by Dr Charles L Bass comes at 11 o clock, with sermon by Dr John F B Purser at 11 45. Dinner at 1 will be hosted by church women, then remarks by Mayor Key and Mrs W H Felton.

Third Baptist Church Luckie and Gresham Streets J. W. Merritt T. C. Hitchcock C. A. Harwell Sharpe Chanies L. Bass John FB. Purser Key W. H. Felton G Cartgreyilles

Birmingham Expresses Plan to Meet Northern and British Counterpart

An early morning train from Birmingham highlights a Talented, unnamed party preparing to meet Northern and British counterparts. The fragment notes a planned meeting aimed at coordinating travel or cooperation across regions. Details remain unclear due to incomplete text.

Ing Southern Northern British Birmingham

Baptist Leaders to Address Evening Meeting at Tabernacle

A large Baptist gathering is planned at the Tabernacle tonight at 7:45 with Rev. I a Dutton of First Baptist Carterville presiding. The BYU P. U. group from Atlanta will form a chorus in the choir loft, led by Rev Rushbrooke. Dr. F. C. McConnell of Druid Hills will lead devotional services as Dr Rushbrooke visits Atlanta to speak to Baptists about aiding Europe and restoring peaceful Christian conditions.

Tabernacle I. A. Dutton First Baptist Chuza Carteraville BY. P. U Atlanta the Tabernacle Br. Arch C. Cree Georgia Baptist Convention Sr. Rushbrooke F. C. McConnell Druid Hilla Baptist Church Rushbrooke Baptists Wid Europe

Governor elect Uncheon to be guest at motion picture luncheon

Allant representatives of the motion picture industry will entertain Governor elect Thomas W. dwick as guest of honor at their luncheon Thursday. Several prominent motion picture men in other cities have been invited to attend. Governor elect Hard was invited months ago to address the group and discuss censorship attitudes. Preparations for a hearty welcome to the Chicago delegation are underway.

Otion Picture Ain Thomas W Dwick Hard

Advertising clubs of the world form in June under Fred Houser

The Advertising clubs of the world meet in June with committee head Fred Houser and a list of members including Mrs. C. V. Hohenstein Miss Youngblood Mrs. Allen Woodall Mrs. Arthur H. Hazzard Mrs. Jock Knowlton Misa Belle Lee Misa Muaria Boyd Miss Louise Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joy Boehm Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Holler Mrs. Nick Lang Miss Frances Brown and Pastor John Russell.

Fred Houser C. V. Hohenstein Youngblood Allen Woodall Arthur H. Hazzard Jock Knowlton Misa Belle Lee Misa Muaria Boyd Louise Johnson Joy Boehm C. J. Holler Nick Lang Frances Brown John Russell

Sanders to head state farm bureau market work

P H Sanders a practical market expert will manage commodity marketing for the state farm bureau federation. Announcement by R A Kelley notes Sanders formerly did marketing for the Southern Ruralist. He is an experienced farmer. A state sales agency with headquarters in Atlanta is planned.

P. H. Sanders State Farm Bureau Federation R. A. Kelley Sanders Southern Ruralist Sears Atlanta

Summer trips to the East via Savannah

Summer trips to the East via Savannah offered by Central of Georgia provide a delightful travel option to Baltimore Boston New York and Philadelphia with connections by ship. For reservations and rates contact W H Fogg division passenger agent Fourth National Bank Building Atlanta Ga. (adv)

Central Génsis Savannah Baltimore Boston New York Philadelphia W. H. Fogg Passen Ger Central of Georgia Fourth” National Bank Atlanta

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