Bright Entertainments At Country Clubs Tonight
Bright entertainments planned at East Lake and Capital City clubs. Dinners and dances feature nightly events with parties for Mrs Foster Maido, Mr Smythe, Mr Conway, and others. A weekly tea dance at Drum Hills Golf Club and a roof garden opening at Capital City Club with dancing.
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Robert Foster Maido
Hubert Adger Smythe
J W_Conway
Bowie Martin
Henry Lyon
John Murphy
Sidney Hogerton
HL L DeGive
East Lake
Creta Mule
Druit Hills
Capital City Club
Miss Mary Plummer Heads Librarians of America
Miss Mary Plummer of New York has been elected president of the American Library Association at the recent Berkeley convention. She has many Atlanta friends, lectured at the Carnegie Library school, and been entertained by Mrs Percival during visits to the city.
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Mary Plummer
Librarians of America
New York
American Library Association
Berkeley
Cal
Atlanta
Carnegie Library School
Mra Percival
NEW South Bakery
Debbs Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary at Druid Hills
Mr and Mrs Debbs observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a reception at their Druid Hills home. About 250 guests attended a grand display of flowers, white and green decor, and musical entertainment. The couple’s children Mildred and Candler hosted with a large receiving line and elegant supper arrangements.
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Mrs. Debbs
C Debbs
Druid Hills
Mra Dobha
Mildred
Candler
Palma
Ferna
Dr White to Speak on Laboring Man and Short Hours
Dr J L White will preach at Tabernacle Baptist church Sunday morning at 11 o clock on the laboring man and his rights to uniform short hours. He will also speak Sunday night at 8 o clock on how to secure shorter hours and fair treatment for workers.
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White
J L White
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Reunion guests and commences mark travel notices in Columbus
General Sykes of Columbus after visiting his niece Mrs Charles Rice returns from the Richmond Confederate reunion and heads home. Mr and Mrs R W Davis and Miss Jy Davis plan to leave Wrighteville Beach on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Eugene Mitchell and Miss Margaret Mitchell travel to Athens for the university commencement. Miss Georgia Rice departs for Athens to visit Mr and Mrs Walter Jones for the same event. James Calhoun, son of Judge and Mrs A C Calhoun, will stay home. Miss Mae Frank Duffy of Sorrow Ga returns with Miss Hillis after a weekend visit. Miss Grace Bloodworth, Evelyn John, and Anne Willingham of Macon depart for Athens for the university commencement with friends.
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Annie P Jones
Georgian Terrace
Bridgeport
Conn
Albert Collier
John Grant
St Louis
Alexandria, Minneade
C V_ Rainwater
Druid Hilla
General Sykes
Columbus
Miss
Charles Rice
Richmond
R W Davis
Jy Davis
Wrighteville Beach
Euxene Mitchell
Margaret Mitchell
Athens
Stephens Mitcheih
Georgia Rice
Walter Jones
James Calhoun
CD Calhoun
Mae Frank Duffy
Sorrow
Lois Ellis
Hillis
Grace Bloodworth
Evelyn John
Anne Willingham
Macon
Gaorgian
Mrs McCarthy Ill Amid City Leader and UDC President
Mrs McCarthy, president of the Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, lay critically ill at her home on 299 North Boulevard after several days of declining health. Her condition was reported as serious late Friday night, marking her as one of the citys most prominent women in public service.
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Wiliam Mec Carthy
North Houlevard
Unenangea Mra McCarthy
Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Retail Merchants Back Wednesday Half Holiday Plan
Atlanta merchants group with 1596 members votes to grant employees a half holiday on Wednesday afternoons throughout summer. Grocers join in, following last year’s success to boost morale and city commerce.
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Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Holtanya
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