Pan-Hellenic Dance and Social Highlights at Tech
A large gathering of about four hundred attended the Pan-Hellenic social at Tech with decorations in Greek society colors. The event featured ballroom and terrace dancing, and supper at midnight. Miss Louise Broyles hosted a luncheon for Miss Even Wright Wise of Richmond, with a pink and white table setting and gardenia accents.
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Tech
Atlanta
Miss Wise
Louise Broyles
Even Wright Wise
Richmond
John & Cohen
Bel Robinson
Nettie Hood Ridley
Josephine Amables
Margaret Hawkins
Helen McCart
Margaret McCarty
Mamie ‘Ansley
Margaret Grant
Virginia Bowmani
Isoline Campbell
Dorothy
Omaha
Weddings and Society Events Span Atlanta Ca. 1920s
A long social page details nuptials and gatherings with Mrs Upahaw and Miss Blake as focal points, plus Terpsichorean Club dances, rummage sales, récitals, and tea events. Numerous families, clubs, and hosts are named including Noble, Simmons, Brusch, and Hook, among others.
Meetings of Y M C A Ladies Auxiliary June 13
The Ladies auxiliary of the Y M C A meets at the building on June 13 at 3 o clock. After business a social hour will be enjoyed. All women interested in the welfare of the Young Men are invited to attend. Members are expected to be present.
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of the Daughters of the King
SS Luke's Episcopal Church
Dean Atkinson
SS Paipa Cathedral
Y. M. C. A. Mesta
Inclock
Social Items Note Summer Travel and Visits Across States
Social notes list Mrs fhornwelt Yacoba and a child heading to Massachusetts for summer, with Dr. Jacobs joining later. July plans include Mrs J M High ana and Dorothy Jugh joining a New England motor ship trip. Various locals visit relatives, attend meetings, or travel to cities like Macon Memphis Chicago Louisville and Roswell. A seaside summer home, a Panama exposition trip, a D A board meeting, and a wedding at Druid Hills are noted.
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Fhornwelt
Yacoba
Massachusetts
Jacobs
J. M. High Ana
Dorothy Jugh
New England
Commencement Guests Attending from Regional Elite Families
Miss Phinisy's guest list includes Virginia Lipscomb and Marcha Colsman of Augusta. Milas Aurelia Speer departs for Spring Lake to visit Mildred Hazen, while Dewha Pickett of Chicago visits his parents. Athens residents Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wier plan to return after accompanying guests for Tech Commencement. Clarence A. Smith of High Point and Mrs. Smith are guests of George Westmoreland for the Steedman-Smith wedding, with other local families and visitors noted at Georgia venues. William Snyder of Chattanooga extends a business trip visit. East Lake Country Club superintendent and Mrs. John Sanders, Mina Rebecca Sanders of Houston, and several local belles from Athens are visiting Katherine Houk for a few days at the Georgian Terrace.
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George Weelmoreland
Marcella Etresman
Mi Ward Widehinam Smith
Srolkhs
Gul
Wearmereland
Julian Pride
Clarenes
A. Smith
Julius and
Clarencemith
High Point
N.C
Dmre
J.B. Weir
Miss Hook
David Morgan
East Lake
Katherine Hook
Mary Edner Eving
Minity Wet
Haltie Crawford
Eupgent Maddox
Rebecca Walker
Helen Tucker
Margaret Mitchell
Muth Yarbroush
Marian Dean
Clariotte Mesder
Nora Sterning
Marie Stoddard
Evelyn Cone
Roberta Cook Mery. Matthews
Grace Goldsmith
Sfrances Taller
Natale Stokes
Mary Want- Arhigey
Care Lean ‘Boone
Anne Grant
Marie Lower
Sarah Caverty
Emily Robins
Garda Horton
Eramie Nixon
Mariorla Tringfellow
Anna Stringfellow
Nina Hop—iking
Sarah Sheen
Dorothy Haverty
Tujfile ‘Thomas
Wilmontine ‘Perdue
Forney Wyly
Lawson Kiser
Hebert Carson
Dei Salls Harrison
Clitterd #atcher, Jr
Beaunont Davison
Parcival Anstey
George Hart
McKenne Barnes
George Raines
Howard Bucknen
Wiliam Mallard
Perry Adair
Leonard Troy
Sir Souit
William Goldsmith
Marion Kiser
Sunter Cooper
Clark Foreman
Oxcar Davis
James Redell
Baxter Mantox
Suter Jernigan
Rhodes
Perdus
Alex King
Eugene ‘Thornton
Edward Maddox
Milas Aurelia
Speer
Spring Lake
Mildred Hazen
Dewha Pickett
Chicago
Joan D. Pickett
John B. Wier
Athens
George Westmoreland
Tech
Jackson
la Abbeville
Clarence A. Smith
Steedman-Smith
William Snyder
Chattanooga
Menining
East Lake Country Club
Inill
Piedmont Panitarium
Hair
John Sanders
Mina Rebecca Sanders
Houston
Texas
Natalie Stokes
Buenia
Maddox
Katherine Houk
Ar Waat Ake
Trinity Pays Tribute To Victims Of Battle Service Sunday
Trinity church will dedicate Sunday evening to a memorial service for soldiers lost in the current European war. The program features organ pieces and multiple anthems with solo performances and choral numbers, reflecting a somber tribute and community mourning.
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Trinity
St. Trinity Church
Ard Club Plans Moseley Park Upgrade Tonight
The Ard Club meets at Lee Street auditorium to discuss Moseley park improvements. Dr Longino urges full attendance as committee reports and a 32,500 allocation for the park are reviewed, with county officials pledging matching work and funds to secure a golf course site.
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Moseley Park
Seventh Ward
Park Board
Counell
Large Crowd Attends Judge Reid's Funeral
A large crowd gathered for the funeral of Judge Charles Rett from the Stone Mountain circuit at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Frank L. Caitlin officiated with interment in West View cemetery, honoring Amphitheater attendees including prominent judges and lawyers from the Decatur bar. Courts from Stone Mountain will be closed for the rest of the week.
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Judgt Charles
S. Rett
Stone Mountain Circuit
Liecular
Decatur Nereh
Bar
Stang Mountain
Qwilkiba
Judeds Wilh Calehoun
Fi.m
Teid
Medellan
Atlantans to Attend National Peace Meet
The Atlanta Peace Society has received an invitation from the National Provisional Committee of Philadelphia for members to attend a conference at Independence Hall on Thursday June 17 to adopt propaganda for a National League of Peace. Ex President William Howard Taft will preside at the meeting.
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Thetlanta Peace Society
Rey Dor- Bey
National Provisional Committee of Philadelphias
Independence Hall
National League of Peace
William Howard Taft
Chi Phis to Banquet at the Ansley Today
Homer Carmichael president of the Atlante chapter will preside at the Thursday noon luncheon of the Chi Phi fraternity in the grille room of the Hotel Ansley. Out-of-town members passing through Atlanta are expected to attend as the luncheon begins at 12:45 o clock.
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Homer Carmichael
Atlante
The
Chiani Tradernity
Grislroom
Ansley
Mennhere
Atlanta
San Diego to Honor Horse Guard for Shrine and Exposition
San Diego will pay honor to the local Horse Guard as the group departs July 2 for the Shrine convention and the San Francisco exposition. Citizens have set aside a special day of entertainment, with stewards and parties planned along routes to the exposition.
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San Diego
Covernora
San Diewa
Mercer 81 Diplomas Awarded At Graduation
Mercer university held its annual graduating exercises in Macon with 81 diplomas and 17 department certificates awarded. Medals and prizes were announced for science, oratory, composition, and scholarship, including names like Robert F. Smith, Thomas K. Galphine, R. L. Cowart, and A. G. Cooper. A feature was unveiling a portrait of late Professor J. E. Witet. Judge Emory Speer and President W. Lenard spoke.
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Macon
Mercer University
Blalock
Robert FR. Smith
Hardeman
Thomas KM. “Galphine
South Carolina
Thomas 2. Watson
Huxley
R. J. James
Clape
L. D. Newton
Igr
Isume
Autho
Thmas
Cornwall
Pharmacy
C. A. Taroudhe
McCall
W. B.mcclogkey
J. BR. Norman
Emory
T. A. Jacobs
Railroad Commission Inspects Route For McCaysville Depot
The state railroad commission began a Wednesday inspection of the Louisville and Nashville line from Marietta to the state line to assess the feasibility of a depot in McCaysville. Citizens want a depot despite Copperville’s nearby facility, but current laws limit McCaysville from utilizing certain railroad rates without a depot.
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State Railroad ‘Commission
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Marietta
Tou
Feaalility
McCaysville
Copperville
Managers of W. A. Gather in Atlanta
Western Union Telegraph company Georgia and Alabama branch managers met in Atlanta to discuss better service under General Manager I C Worthen. Attendees included Worthen, Ragsdale, W Jo Wrane, A Stakes, W C Peebles, T C Davison, L R K, Daniel, C H Mulloray, Ca Hosex, Frank Weonarutt, J Bentler, K Henderson, WT Stead, I H Kilputt, Cheatham, and C S Pernvirte.
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Georgia
Alabama
Western Union Telegraph Company
I. C. Worthen
Healty
Worthen
Ragsdale
W. Jo Wrane
A. Stakes
W. CO Peebles
T. C. Davison
L. RK
Daniel
C. H. Mulloray
Hosex
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John W.taylor
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Athletic Club
Servad
Ike Wa
Mdoora
Aira FL Upshaw
Country Club
Modern Topics Club
Derryvale Pareirish Linens
J.B. Pallaize
Chelena Market Co
Pryar
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Whitehall Street
LaGrange College
LaGrange
Sama
University of Geot and College
Daisy Daviers
Lagrange, GA
North Georgia Agricultural College
Clase
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N. G. A. College
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Frank “Rows
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Cora Anne Brown
Willian Woods
Misa Helen Blake
Terpsichorean Club
Wyalane
Nance
Arlington
Louise Collins
Margaret Bramlett
Waverly Way
W. C. Goodtautine
J. J. Cooledes
Marshall Walter
Home
Pate
WD. Mimps
Air
Hexnet
Te Goff
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BM Cunningham
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Board of City Missions
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Aiernoon
Mra. Johnstons
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J. M. Hugh
J. Avery
B.D. Kennedy
C."b. Walker
Rome
Willingham On
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Theodosia Willingham
Anne Jmolland
Nana Tucker
Driving Club
Robert Ct. Alston
Mise Elen Wrieht Wise
Isabel Robeinson
Walter P. Andrews
J. D. Andrews
Beth Covington
Monroe
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Gedree Kent Varden
W. D. Ellis
Dr Ballenger
Caroling Mune
Marks Kahn
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Charles Murs
St. Louis
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Ruby
Lionel J. Kahn
J. M. Tigh
Peachtree ‘Street
WC. Spiker
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Afra
Williams
Goodwin
John Mmons
Hin Brether
Chauncey “Foote
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Charming Inn Blue
Faille
Emake
Cleburn Avenue
Toman Park
Elliott Johnson
Stanley Wimbish
W. W. Memminger
Bruxch
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Horlick
W. C. Vereon
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Myorer
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Mrs. U. Sanders
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Roswell
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Miks Eva Dickson
Jefferson
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West Bod
Orme
Iwook Park
Misa Susan’ Anderson Hae
Louisville
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union
Lucy Eekin Hemmer
Hood
Mra RR
T. Dorney
Louis Rucker
Eewin Provies
State University
Rot T. Logan
Washington
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Simms
Ma- Mra
George “Harrington
Con
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Snowdin
Minn
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Wriday
Athans
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Miss Phinisy
Mias
Virginia Lipscomb
Mias Marcha Colsman
Augusta
Ais
Kuwin A. Erage
Randueeor
Guuly
Hyran
Yneurek
Quim Baudete
Dorniaum
Cateel
Sbeigon
Mr. Kear
Pho
ARD Club
Judge Reid
CHI Phis
Railroad ‘Commission ON Road Inspection
W. A
Sinphene City
Atlee
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Cucleura
Dept
T. Bowton
Kodak Stud
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Kodak
Hawkes Koda Dept
Whitehall
Atlanta Gas Light Co
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