Society Bridge Luncheon for Lucy Cobb Girls
Miss Lucy Elizabeth Harper hosts a bridge luncheon at her Peachtree road home for Atlanta Lucy Cobb students. Invited include Misses Newell, Putnam, Bryant, Reid, Sizer, Rhodes, Holland, Lipscomb, Stoney, Ware, Brown Sterne, Coleman, Daley, Walker, Memminger, Wheeler. Bride-elect parties noted for Marjorie Dickert ahead of June 23 wedding to Robert Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cobb
Lucy Elizabeth Harper
Peachtree Road
Atlanta
Ele Newell
Betty Putnam
Dorothy Bryant
Mary Reid
Margaret Sizer
Athens
Harriet Rhodes
Mary Holland
Marietta
Mary Ann Lipscomb
Mary Stoney
Pauline Ware
Sue Brown Sterne
Edith Coleman
Mabelle Daley
Emily Walker
Julia Memminger
Lydia Wheeler
Misa Marjorie Dickert
Robert Whitehead
C. T. Batley
Robert Davis
Davis
Springdale Road
Wayne Aiken
Dickert
Sam Little
The
Elks’ Minstrels
Miss Dickert
Whitehead
G. C. Metzger
Drewry Street
Dance at Garber-Davis Hall Promises Social and Financial Success
Atlanta chapter U. D. C. sponsors a Thursday evening dance at Garber-Davis Hall with Toddier's orchestra. Tickets are $1 per couple at the door. Proceeds benefit the chapter house fund. Chaperons listed. drinks and social honors planned. visitors Mr. and Mrs Guy Woolford entertained in Druid Hills before convention guests from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OG. D.C
Garber-Davis Hall
Atlanta
Joseph _G. Heard
Will Co. Wing
B. Havis
Repiey
Henry G. Carnes
Chapter House
U. D
Booth
Henry Carnes
T.d. Repley
W. ©. King
Toddier
Woman's Club
Mothers of Atlanta
John A. Perdue
Chas. P. Byrd
T. T. Stevens
Jas. G Heard
E. B. Harris
Will C. King
Clayton King
S C. Orr
George L. Pratt
Chapter
Ar Ursen
Guy Woolford
Druid Hills
George Auer
New York
Associated Advertising Clube of the World
E. H. Cone
Beardsley Stokely Wedding Planned This Evening
The marriage of Miss Evelyn Beardsley and Swann Burnett Stokely will be held tonight at 6 30 at the bride’s home on West Peachtree street. Rev J Frank Pim Jr officiates with Mrs James Cerf Goodson as matron of honor and Clifton Westbrook as best man. Flowers, ring bearer, and reception follow. details note social prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. J. Frank Pim, Jr
Campbell—McKenna
Richard Orme Campbell
Isoline Orme
William J. McKenna
Peachtree Street
Social notes highlight guests visiting local residents
Miss Evgenia Johnston of Savannah visits Mr and Mrs J Houston Johnston on Peachtree street while Miss Pauline Mahen of Birmingham sits with Miss Blanch Divine. Miss Ergkine Jarnagin leaves for Chapel Hill to attend university dances. Miss Charlotte Meador arrives from New York with Miss Caroline Fagan as guest. Mr and Mrs James Duffie vacation at Tate Springs returning July 1. Miss Laura Berrien returns to Wheelington after visiting her brother. Miss Nancy Grisham visits aunt Mrs T B Gay on Juni per street. James Gaston Gay returns from Johns Hopkins to spend the summer with his parents. Corrie Tau and M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evgenia Johnston
Savannah
J Houston Johnston
Peachtree Street
Pauline Mahen
Birmingham
Ala
Blanch Divine
James Duffie
Tate Springs
Laura Berrien
Weatington
R. N Berrien
Nancy Grisham
T. B. Gay
Juniper Street
Ean James Gaston Gay
Johna Hopkins
Baltimore
Spead
T B.gay
Miasea Corrie Tau
Atlanta Girl Wins Place in The Movie Weekly Contest
Fourteen year old Margaret Headington of Atlanta has been selected by judges of The Movie Weekly screen face contest to join the eligible list for the prize. Her photo will appear in the June 18 issue. Margaret, a Calhoun Street school graduate, plans to attend Girls High next fall and dreams of becoming a screen actress. She is described as a natural, doll-loving girl with blonde curls and a sunny disposition. Her mother Maude Headington supports the family in Atlanta and notes Margaret’s longstanding interest in the performing arts, including ushering at the Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret S. Headington
Atlanta
Maude Headington
Frank Headington
Eastporth Avenue
Movie Weekly
The
Physical Culture Corporation
New Yor
Margaret Headington
Calhoun Street
Margaret
Beauty
Frank
Rome
Headington
Girlis
Miss D C Dyer Becomes Bride Of G P Jordan
Miss Dana Corrinne Dyer and George Prindie Jordan wed at North Avenue Presbyterian Church in Atlanta. The ceremony featured palms and ferns, with attendants Miss Elizabeth Williamson and Mrs P L Meadows, plus flower girl Jeanette Whitehead. The couple left for Franklin, N C for a ten day honeymoon and will reside in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
D. C. Dyer
G. P. Jordan
Dana Corrinne Dyer
George ‘Prindie Jordan
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Minchard Orme Flinn
Albert Sidney Crumley
Elizabeth Williamson
P. L. Meadows
Jeanette Whitehead
T. H. Dyer
Swansonia
P. L Meadown
Edgar Ballard
Pierce
Mr. Jordan
Franklin
Alanta
Rotarians Host Out‑of‑Town Guests at Atlanta Lunch
More than 100 Rotarians from other cities attending the Associated Advertising Clubs convention were guests of the Atlanta Rotary club at a Tuesday luncheon at the Ansley hotel. Herbert S. Houston of New York and Charles Henry Mackintosh of Chicago were principal speakers, praising Rotary’s role in international friendship and business cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Associated Advertising Ulups
Atlanta Rotary Club
Ansley Hotel
Atlanta Club
Herbert 5. Houston
New York
Associated Club
Charlies Henry Mackintosh
Chicago
Association
Atlanta Social and Travel Notes Across the South
Miss Gladys Styran attends the South Carolina conference as recreation and culture instructor. Mrs Thaddeus H Blackstock returns from New York where she studied volcanoes with Maestro Augusta Conti. Joe Stewart and children visit Clarkesville guests of Mrs J P Stewart in Boulevard Park. Phillip s plans trip home from Clarkesville. Harriet Rhodes and Virginia Rhodes return from Philadelphia to Peachtree road with Ernest L Rhodes. Mr Cheshire's improvement after Grady hospital operation draws friends, a fifty year Atlanta public figure. Emma Jones at Montreat North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Styran
Atlanta Epworth League Union
Upper South Carolina
Thaddeus H Blackstock
New York
Augusta
Conti
Joe Stewart
Joe, Jr
Rebecca
Clarkesville
J P. Stewart
Boulevard Park
Phillips
Harriet Rhodes
Lucy Cobb
Virginia Rhodes
Philadelphia
Ernest L. Rhodes
Peachtree Road
L . Cheshire
Mr. Cheshire
Grady Hospital
Cheshire
Atlanta
Emma Jones
Montreat
North Carolina
Sweetbread En Borchette With Noodie
Blanch three pairs of calves sweetbread then cut into equal pieces. Fry bacon, add sweetbread and mushrooms, stew briefly, then layer on shivers with alternating sweetbread mushroom and bacon. Dip in bacon fat, coat with bread crumbs, broil slowly. Serve with homemade noodles and tomato butter Parmesan. Nicholas M. Sabatiki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas M. Sabatiki
Pruitt marriage tangle probed by grand jurors
Grand jury in Fulton County heard the case involving Miss Johnny Pearl Pruitt and two men, Paul G Mains and George B Davidson. Mains faced bigamy charges after his marriage to Pruitt in Decatur and her subsequent marriage to Davidson the next day. The panel delayed action pending additional evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County Grand Jury
Johnny Pearl Pruitt
McDaniel Street
Paul G. Mains
Jacksonville
Bla
Pruitt
Mavns
Miss Pruitt
Decatur
George B. Davidson
J. H. Pruitt
Mains
Maing
Davidson
Willis elected to Oglethorpe University board
G F Willis an Atlanta businessman has been unanimously elected to membership on the board of founders of Oglethorpe University. The board comprises some of the wealthiest and best known people in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Willis
Atlanta
Oglethorpe University
South
Dancing clubs to close at midnight in Atlanta
The movement for early closing hours for Atlanta dances gains headway as most social and dance clubs agree to shut dances for young people at midnight. Report cites Mrs Boykin, president of the Atlanta Woman's Club, naming clubs including East akein and Atlanta Athterie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mre.b . Boykin
Atlanta Woman's Club
East Akecin
Atlanta Athterie Oth
City dance clubs adopt midnight closing rule in meet
Atlanta mothers drive new closing hours for clubs including Arthur Murray and Better Ole. Resolutions sent to Capital City club and related groups call for proper chaperonage and banning intoxicated dancers from the floor. Flora W Patterson leads plant industry pathology collection with over 97 000 specimens in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhaven Country “Club
Capital City Club
Arthur Murray
Better 'Ole
Atlanta Association of Dance Clubs
Atlanta
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washinon
Flora W. Patterson
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Bridge
W .T. Elmer
John .S Candler
William D Thomas
Lavely
White Oaks
Locator
Ow. T Elmer
John & Candler
Lester Shivers
Dear Chambery
T. G Wandford
Asa Warren Candler
Wre Sim Guy
George Brine
W. W. Roberts
Hal Steed
Harry Flint
Henry Bonney
E. E_ Pomeroy
Edward Kennedy
Charles Robertson
Beverly Wheatcroft
Hoppe
Hirdey
Sanne S
Ey Bayer
Spirin
Bayer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Sport
All America Shoe Store
Whitehall St
Cor. Hunter
Ergkine Jarnagin
Chapel Hill
N. C
University
Charlotte Meador
Caroline Fagan
KODAK
Branson Sisters Studio
Alabama St
Notre Dame
Hope Halpin
lPhornton, Ark
Homer W. Tope
D. D
Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League
Tope
Dick Tone
Washington Street
George Yundt An. Nounce
Seventeenth Street
Caroline Perdue
John Flanigan
Jefferson
Robert Quin
Frank E. White
Tulsa
Okla
John C. White
Winecof
White
Ad Club
West
News Democrat
Paducah, Cy
William Adkins
Highlands
Dwight Lowell and Tittle
Adkins
Lewis Sharp
Sundye
N.C
Franklin Mikell
Alexandria
Franklin Milkell, Jr
Noale Haas
St. Elmo Massenale
Walter G. Bryan
New York City
Druid Hilla Golf Club
Ree As
Tarians
Herbert Houston
Battery Park Hotel
Asheville, N. C
Freak
Postum Cereal Co.,Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Grocers Everywhere
Delmonice’s
Chet
G. F. Willis
Oglethorpe Board
Jacobs
Horlick
Orange-Crush Company
Chicago Research Laboratory
Los Angele
Orange-Crush Bottling Company
E. Etlis St
Ivy
Enon Rush
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