Music Club Convention Highlights In Asheville
Random notes from the National Federation of Music Clubs biennial in Asheville describe education as a core theme with national attendance. Women drive program planning, American pieces and star performers like Marie Tiffany and John Powell featured amid social gatherings and orchestra rehearsals, while delegates from Florida Georgia and Tennessee participate in lectures and bridge parties.
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Fy Louise Dooly
Ashville
National Federation of Music Clubs
Aertain
Menber
Jong
Upiates
Vielander
Cluxton
Natonal Association of School Supervasory of Music
Eom
Tesa
United States
Mayer- Kities Aire
Arthur
London
Ashevil
Henry Tadley
Publc
Asheville
Aretina
Atlanta
Georgia
Atlanan
Nan Stephens
Ational
Muate Mae
Misa Niephens
Federation
America
Marie Tiffany
Metropolitan Opera Company
John Powell
Richmond
Powell
Snions
Unt Mes
Nathaniel W. Gennett
Mc. Powell
Henry Hadley
Harvey Canl
Pittsburg
Caroline Beebe
New York Chamber Music Society
Katherine Tift Jones
Montclair
N. J
Arthur Bliss
Frederick Gunster
Morrison
W. J. Morrison
Florida
Orland
Orlando
MacDowell
Miami
J.T. Meek
Chattanooga
Dehos Will
Barton
Atlanta Music Club
Fine Arts Club of
Grace Stephens
Midna Bartholomew
Dai. Martin
Mdmond King
Ewell Gay
Mrs Standridge Hosts Matinee Party for Miss Standridge
Mrs Robert Standridge hosted a Wednesday afternoon matinee party in honor of Miss Leotra Standridge's birthday. Guests included Miss Yeotra Standridge Miss Henrietta Medlock Miss Annie Belle Long Miss Loni Adamson Miss Martha Burford Miss Afdna Freeman Miss Ruth Wikle and Mrs Ehacr Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standridge
Robert Standridge
Leotra Standridge
Yeotra Standridge
Henrietta Medlock
Annie Belle Long
Loni Adamson
Martha Burford
Mafdna_Freeman
Ruth Wikle
Ehacr Stanley
Miss Eaves Hosts Dinner in Honor of Miss Winn and Oakley Cannan
Mrs Nelle Eaves entertained at an informal dinner Wednesday evening in compliment to Miss Nellie Mac Winn and Oakley Hf. Cannan, whose marriage will be an interesting event soon. Rooms were decorated with roses and sweet peas, and the dining table featured two miniature brides. Silver candelabra with pink unshaded vipers and mint comports flanked the centerpiece. Miss Eaves wore a crepe dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Eaves
Nelle Eaves
Nellie Mac Winn
Oakley Hf
Cannan
Bridges and Tea at Sitanta Woman's Club Socials
The Sitanta Woman's Club hosts a summer social week with a Friday bridge and afternoon tea in the new banquet hall and sun parlors. Members and guests wear light summer attire as bouquets decorate rooms and hosts like Mrs Omer Christian and Mrs Russell Cole preside over gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitanta Woman's Club
Omer Christian
Gillican
Brunswick
Russell Cole
Christian
H. F. Alexander
Julian Joney
Fred Watts
Albert Major
Dudley Glasg
Walter Scott Askew
Miss Anderson Honored At Westminster Drive Tea
Miss Louise Anderson af Tort Gib son Minnesota guest of Miss Sue Brown Sterne was honor guest at a bridge tea Friday afternoon at Miss Sterne’s Westminster drive home. Summer garden flowers in silver baskets decorated the rooms. Winners of top score and consolation prizes received novel ties. Tea followed the game. Miss Sterne wore a pink and white sport dress. Miss Anderson wore apricot voile trimmed with lace.
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Miss Jervis
Ernestine Jervis
Rome
Moat
Herbert Rawlings
Rawlings
Stanley Hastings
Cone Bond
R. C. Henderson
Prank Jaeowns
C. W. Stewart
Miss Anderson
Louise Anderson
Tort Gibson
Minn
Sue Brown Sterne
Miss Sterne
Westminster Drive
Eleanor Gay
Myrtle Street
Port Gibson
Magna Charta Day Observance by Daughters in Atlanta
Celebration marking Magna Charta Day took place Friday at 4 pm at the home of Mrs. Charles F. Rice on West Peachtree Street. Georgia division president of the United Daughters of 181 participated as the program noted the charter as a foundation of personal rights and liberty. Mrs Rice read a paper on the Magna Charta and other papers were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annesary
John
England
United States
Musicians' Club Dance at Roseland Ball
The Musicians' club hosts a Saturday evening dance at Roseland ball on Peachtree Street and Cain, starting at nine. Invitations have been sent to friends of the club and music will be provided by the Rambler orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musicians’ Club
Roseland Ball
Peachtree Street
Cain
Rambler
Fenranaert
Social Items Highlight Georgia People Going Abroad and Visiting
Mrs Mabel Young Keenan sails from New York to Paris to settle in Laurences ile. Families return from trips to South Carolina and North Carolina while others plan summer visits to Cornelia, Darien Conn. and St Simons Island. Several weddings and camping trips announced. notable journeys include Too Gating Jr sailing to Europe and a Tampa marriage trip. Judge Candler to speak at Ponce. Long list of relatives visiting, traveling, and hosting in Georgia communities.
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Mabel Young Keenan
New York
Paris
Laurences Ile
J . Ana
B.S Hartman
Enos Hartman, Jr
South Carolina
Julian Harris
Columbus, Ga
The
Enquirer Sun
Mfs
Arthur Sowers Roce
Darien
Conn
Long Island
Miss Lucile McCall Weds John Vandiver in Athens
The June 13 ceremony at Oconee Street Methodist Church united Miss Lucile McCall and John Hol lingsworth Vandiver of Rome with a large reception at the bride’s home on Jackson Street. Local and out of town guests from Rome Atlanta Lavonia Charleston Elberton and Rome associates attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McCall
John H. Vandiver
Athens
Lucile McCall
John Hollingsworth Vandiver
Rome
Oconee Street Methodist Church
University of Georgia
Quillian
E. Wasson
J. P. McCall
Miss Ozmer Weds Charles O. Wike
Miss Katie Ozmer and Charles Oscar Wike were quietly married Thursday afternoon at Rev Ut Belk's East Third street home. Ozmer wore blue pelret twill traveling suit with sand blouse and matching accessories. Wike, employed by Foote Davies Co, plans a postwedding stay at 41 Catherine street. The couple will later take a trip to Ohio. Knights Templar drill team hosts a June 21 dance at Nurst hall Peachtree and North avenue. Conn's rainbow orchestra will play nine to twelve. Admission is 1.50 per couple.
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Katie Ozmer
Charles Oscar Wike
Ut. Belk
East Third Street
Mss
Ozmer
Wike
Foote & Davies Co
Ohio
Great Lakes
Catherine Street
Knights Templar
Coeur de Lion Commandery
Nurst Hall
Peachtree Street
North Avenue
Conn’'s
Rainbow Orchestra
John Y
Murrell
Miss Robinson Hosts Prewedding Buffet for Cooper and Inman
Miss Jennie Robinson hosted a buffet supper at her Druid Hills home for Miss Mildred Cooper and Mr. Hugh Ty Inman ahead of their Tuesday wedding. The event featured floral decor, a silver centerpiece, pastel ices and cakes, and a guest list of about sixty friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Cooper
Hugh ‘Ty Inman
Anne Grant
Pace’s Ferry Road
Hugh T. Inman
Daily Calendar of Social Events Bride and wedding notices in 1900s style
The calendar lists numerous social gatherings from weddings to teas and dances. Events include Miss Lillouise Smith and William Paul Green’s 6 o'clock wedding at the bride’s parents on Colquitt avenue, many bridge teas, lawn parties, a Piedmont Driving Club dinner dance, East Lake Country club terrace opening, tango dances, operetta at Masonic hall, swimming party at Stone Mountain, and the marriage of Rebeccan Roddey Winn to Charenc E Monfort with June 8 Decatar reference.
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Lalouise Smith
George T. Smith
William Paul Green
Colquitt Avenue
Lillouise Smith
East Lake Country Club
Lelia Mason
Jane Venable
Stone Mountain
Jane Thompson
Frances Ware
Kentucky
Mary Harvey
Miss Winn
Monfort
Grover C. Montgomery
Laurenceville
Georgia
Rebeccan Roddey Winn
Charenc E Monfort
Greensburg
Decatar
Strength or Appetite! Cardus Woman's Tonic Feature
Mrs. C Y Pate of Chacaboula Louisiana recalls nervous, weak condition during pregnancy. After taking three bottles of Cardus she reports improved strength appetite rest and a healthy baby. Cardus is described as a harmless vegetable tonic trusted by medical professionals for female troubles for centuries.
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Chacaboula
C. Y. Pategrin
Cardus
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