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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
8
Georgia state senator and tax commission member H R DeJarnette of Gamma will speak at Emory University during Alumni Day exercises next Monday at 11 o clock. Lunch will be served in the...
The schedule lists a university dining bail at 10:30 PM a general alumni reunion at 1:30 PM and a business meeting at 3:00 PM. The initial meeting of certificate holders of the Gam market association is set for 5:00 PM in room 419 Connally Building, on the game day.
R. S and Alexander, former superintendent of the Jewish Progressive club, at 270 South Pryor street, is held at the police station after his arrest Thursday following a complaint by B. C Kistner, proprietor of a market at 11 South Pryor street, who alleged that Alexander passed worthless checks.
A motion picture titled Youth, Pride, Achievement displays the accomplishments of Atlanta's Black residents at the City Auditorium. Similar films were shot in other regions and will be shown in many U S cities.
A hair care ad promotes quinine and bergamot oil treatments to improve hair roots. It suggests applying a small amount two or three times weekly and claims noticeable results in weeks. Available at drug stores or by mail for 25 cents from Quin Mont Laboratories, Atlanta.
Judge Pendleton scheduled a June 20 hearing in superior court on the $70,000 College Park bond issue approved at the April 23 special election. Solicitor General John A. Boykin filed the petition for state validation. City Attorney George Whitman represents College Park. Attorneys Wat kins and Bolding were retained to contest claimed noncompliance with statutory and constitutional requirements. Intervention had not yet been filed.
The Y M C A advertises the final day for free swimming lessons at Luckie Street. Boys may enroll by filling a coupon and presenting it to the boys' division, with parent permission note, as 150 boys have already joined for classes starting next week.
Sacred Heart high school holds commencement exercises Friday evening at 5 15 o clock in the school. Seven graduates will receive diplomas led by salutatory Ruth Berry and valedictory Mary Elizabeth Bell. Rev Father Horton will deliver an address and present diplomas to Mary Elizabeth Bell Mary Agnes Edwards Mary Ewing Hammond Elsie Hall Hanley Katherine Malone Haverty Agnes Dorothea Maily and Annie Ruth Perry.
Tyrus Dunn of East Point passed away at his home at 217 Pine Street Thursday morning. At 71 he remained active and had patented several inventions including attempts to solve perpetual motion using steam expansion and contraction. Survived by three sons J L Dunn W Dunn and RE Dunn and daughter Willie Gibbs.
The Capital City Club roof garden reopened for the summer season with an informal dinner-dance last evening attended by over 200 guests. Garber Navia orchestra provided music and guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Vereen of Moultrie and many Atlanta residents and visitors, with numerous parties and dinners noted throughout the event.
Miss Lucy Vining wed Garnett Cobb Evans in a June ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Blackburn in the Virginian apartments. Officiant Dr John F Purser, small attendance due to bereavement. Evans, an assistant cashier at Fulton National Bank, and the bride planned a wedding journey to Signal Mountain before settling at 32 Base Fourteenth Street.
Atlanta hosts the Associated Advertising Clubs world convention June 12 to 16. The women’s department arranged an eight o clock breakfast for delegates at the Edison building and Piedmont hotel registration areas. Speakers include Miss Theodora Stansbury and Miss Jane Martin. All Atlanta advertising women and wives of advertising men urged to register Saturday June 11 to avoid crowding at headquarters.
Fred Houser secretary of the Atlanta convention bureau is named chairman of the committee to entertain the Chicago delegation for the Ad club convention. He is regarded as an entertainment expert after attending numerous conventions. Other committee members include Mrs Hohenstein Miss Youngblood Mrs Woodall Mrs Bazzard Mrs Knowlton Miss Lee Miss Boyd Miss Johnson Mr and Mrs Beam Mr and Mrs Holleran Mrs Lang Miss Brown and John Russell.
Employees and officials of the Federal Reserve bank of Atlanta will attend their annual holiday outing at the Pleasant club house and grounds of the Martetta Golf club one mile south of Martetta where they will enjoy golf tennis swimming and other outdoor sports.
Mrs J E McRee hosts a luncheon at the Daffodil in honor of Mrs B M Boykin newly elected president of the Atlanta Woman's club. The event features June flower decorations and a guest list of executive board members and other invited women.
Social items list travelers and guests across Georgia and the Northeast. John P. Martin travels through Cleveland en route to Arnoldsville for his ill mother Mrs. Crawley. Mrs. Gray Zalmakia visits her brother’s plantation in Carters. Margaret Oliver leaves July 1 for a Maine visit. Mrs. Stockdell arrives from New York to stay with Mrs. Paul Fleming. Imma Jones at Cliff House for summer. Mrs. Mathers and daughter Martha Dean visit Eastman. Corrie LaZarus hosts a linen shower on June 4 in honor of Miss Sarna Webster. Virginia Crouch, a recent Fairmount graduate, attends Annapolis dances during June Week and plans to visit Atlanta.
Miss Sarah Maddox, visiting from Culloden, Georgia, attends school in Athens and stays with Mrs W W Banks at the Georgian Terrace Pupils will perform in a piano recital led by Mrs Mabell Shropshire Wall on Friday at 8 30 PM Myra Boynton Adair McCarley Mary Elise and Lyrra Smith are listed for the recital This is the third in a series of Blano recitals this season Edison Hall hosted a recent program at 182 Peachtree Street lauded for its quality and interest with Mrs Kurt Mueller a noted vocalist in attendance
Mrs. B. W. Smitt mezzo soprano and Mrs. Jack Lester dramatic soprano impressed a large audience with their vocal charms. The finale from Madame Butterfly, The Flowers, was sung by both soloists, with Kurt Mueller piano providing accompaniment. The program drew hearty applause and Atlanta music lovers praised Wednesday recitals. a piano recital is set for June 8 and the public is invited.
A health ad promotes TRONIZED YEAST tablets claiming to supply concentrated yeast vitamins with iron for improved growth and energy. It contrasts liquid brewer’s yeast and common yeast cake, urging readers to buy in Atlanta, Ga with special directions for children.
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