Mr Richardson Plans Country Barbecue At Pace's Ferry
Hugh Richardson hosts about seventy five to eighty guests at 1 pm on Pace's Ferry road. The two hundred forty acre estate features a shack to be used as a temporary summer residence until a new home is built in a developing wooded area. Mrs Sanders hosts a bride tea at the Atlanta Woman's Club for Mrs Earl Hunter and others. Picnic at Bally Claire Lodge to honor the Margaret A Wilson chapter Children of the Confederacy. X Club hosts a moonlight picnic at Jesers Old Mill for visiting guests. Miss Elizabeth Chase Pattillo of Baltimore arrives to summers with her father at the Ponce de Leon apartments. Pattillo studied at the Peabody Conservatory and with George F Boyle in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Richardson
Hugh Richardson
Pace’s Ferry Road
Richardsons
Children of Confederacy
Bally Claire Lodge
A. McD. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Margaret A. Wilson
Children of the Confederacy
Wilson
Katherine Culberson
Patillo
Atlanta
Elizabeth Chase Pattillo
Baltimore
Howard Pattillo
Ponce de Leon
Miss Pattillo
Peabody Conservatory of Music For
Conservatory
Mise Pattillo
George F. Boyle
Australia
Maryland
Milas Pattillo
Virclma Pattie Smith
Franklin T. Mikel
New Orleans
F. M. Mikell
Juniper Street
Signal Mountain
Tenn. Severs
Mikell
Amon
Arthur Deveney
Pinta de Bruhl
Harris Eubanks
Deveney
Anna T. Badham
Franklin Mikell
Eubanks
de Brucht
Badham
Lott Warren, Jr
Barnard Boykin
Robert Baker
Thelma Pargan
Misa Wickliffe Worm
Puests
Social events fill Atlanta weekend calendar
Chi Phi members dine at Kimball house to honor Dr Phinizy Calhoun as Atlanta Alumni Chi Phi president. Piedmont Driving Club hosts a dinner dance with East Lake Country Club events and Garber hall’s new dance. Miss Jennie Johnson hosts a dinner party for Miss Dorothy Kepler at the Piedmont club. Masonic club holds an informal Rose-Jang dance. Miss Aimee Coleman hosts a Lyric box party for Mrs Cannon Young. Hugh Richardson hosts barbecue at Paca's Perr road near Miss Aileen Harris estate. Mrs J H McMillan entertains 2 pm bridge luncheon for Miss Edna Harmon of Milan Missouri. decor features zinnias and garden flowers. George W McCarty Ul’s fifth birthday lawn party at Joyeuse. Bride-to-be Mrs Franklin Mikell guest of honor at Juniper street events. Psychological Society meets at Ansley hotel for dream psychology lecture. YWHA whist at Miss Polly Gershon’s for Camp Victor fund. Script dance at Segadlo's for college set. Turner's orchestra. Dinner-dance at Piedmont Driving Club caps the evening.
Social events and society notes from Atlanta society pages
Robert C. Turner heads to Colorado Springs to confer with National Association of Municipal Engineers leaders. Augus t plans for the national convention in Colorado Springs. Led Jordan and family visit Nicholasville Kentucky. Mrs Walter Middleton visits Wankemont and friends in Atlanta. Madame Adele Dennie from Columbia S C visits Mrs. Edwards in Atlanta. Maury and John Burckhardt motor to Tallulah Falls for weekend. Major and Mrs. Hester visit Atlanta. Frank Harrold in city from Americus. John Montgomery back from Memphis. Stollenworek in Washington. George F McGlawn party trips through North Carolina and Virginia. Mrs O’Donnelly and Mrs Finley arrive from Battle Creek. Georgia Naylor arrives to visit aunt in Atlanta. Mrs Goldsboro Oweng and daughter set for Blowing Rock. Williams family bound for Blowing Rock. Mrs Liveley’s party hosted by Mrs Murphey in Charlotte. Dessa Dougherty and others guest list. Mrs Mann hosting at Atlanta Woman's Club. Musicians Club dances at Roseland start tonight with six piece Jax Roseland Orchestra. Carded admittance.
Party Motoring To Warm Springs
A congenial party plans a trip to Warm Springs today with a list of guests including Miss Grace Goldsmith Miss Sarah Schoen Miss Katherine Dickey and many others. The group will be chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Alex Smith and Mr and Mrs Albert Thornton Jr Hostess Mrs McRee and Miss Mary Cline hosted a tea at the Atlanta Woman's Club yesterday with many invited societal attendees.
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Warm Springs
Grace Goldsmith
Sarah Schoen
Katherine Dickey
Christine McEachern
Mary Nevin
Caroline Shivers
Alberta Lewis Kendrick Smith
Sam Mangum
William Winder
J. P Garlington
Robert Maddor
Dr. McDonald
Floyd Holt
Ber Lumpkin
Newton McFachern
Horace Rhorer
Henry
Lyons
Alex Smith
Albert Thornton, Jr
McRee
Marvin Perry
Mary Cline
Hal Steed
J. E. McRee
Atlanta Woman's Club
Marvin Underwood
John S Candler
TM. E. Pomeroy
Rupert Hall
R. A. Greer
Hal Henry
J. H. Keys
Miss Arnold Entertains Large Schoolgirl Party
Miss Frances Arnold hosted a buffet luncheon Thursday at her parents home on Ponce de Leon avenue for many schoolgirl friends. The rooms were bright with phlox sweet peas ragged robins and roses and the table featured pink and white snapdragons and a nut centerpiece with prize numbers. Winners included Miss Jennie Hodgson for first prize a silver pencil and Miss Laura Hoke for second a silver keyring along with other prizes taken by Miss Ann Talne Newell Miss Mary Scully M Maria Grown Miss Dorothy Carn Hills Miss Sarah Sutherland and others. Miss Arnold wore lavender organdie. Block Roberts of Atlanta quietly married Miss Lucretia Block and Richard J Roberts last Wednesday at a small ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in Jacksonville New York and Cleveland before settling back in Atlanta. The groom previously worked for The Constitution.
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Miss Arnold
Frances Arnold
Reuben Arnold
Ponce de Eqa Avenue
Jennie Hodgson
Laura Hoke
Ann Talne Newell
Mary Scully
M . Maria Grown
Dorothy Carn Hils
Sarah Sutherland
Misa Arnold
Public Forums Discuss City Charter Reform in Atlanta
The cooperative committee of civic organizations plans public forums to discuss revising Atlanta's city charter to fit modern needs. After Thursday's Piedmont Hotel meeting, the group urged community judgment as the path to adjustment, while Dr. Ashby’s resignation places interim leadership with Vice Chair Miss Eleanore Raoul who will name a five member panel to choose a successor to Dr. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Committee
Piedmont
Ashby
Eleanore Raoul
Jones
Sims Reprimanded For London Speech
Secretary Denby cited a London speech by Admiral Sims and a prior 1911 reprimand. The navy said Sims disparaged Americans and Sinn Fein sympathizers, risking foreign relations, and that public remarks by a flag officer were inappropriate and unavoidable to rebuke.
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Sims
Department
Taenby
London
Navy
Denby
Navy Department
Georgia Governing Ministers Seek Divine Guidance
Georgia’s governor and new legislature are urged to be God’s ministers in guiding state policy. The committee on church cooperation calls for prayer for wisdom to address taxes, education, race relations, lynching, labor on farms, and public safety, stressing nonpartisan concern.
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Committee On Church Co-Operation
Hardwick
Georgia
Paul
Apostle
Rome
Christ
Committee On Church Co
Dorsey
Texas
Pennsylvania
New York
Canada
Kentucky
Southaetat
South Carolina
Atlanta
Committee ON
Divine Sermons Across Many Churches This Sunday
Newa of the Churches lists sermons at multiple Presbyterian and Baptist congregations. Dr William Huck at ROCK SPRING PRESBYTERIAN speaks on Divine Discrimination in the morning. evening topic The Quest for Happiness. Capital View and other churches schedule morning worship, Sunday School, and Christian Endeavor events with varied sermon titles and pastoral leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Spring Presbyterian
William Huck
Spring Presbyterian Church
Christ In Endeavor
Central Presbyterian
Bob. Ency
Jie
Central Presbyterian’church
IL A
Christian ‘Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
East Point
Oakland City
West End
Sunday Services in Colored Churches Listed by Pulpit
A long list of Sunday worship schedules in colored churches names pastors and service times. Several Baptist and E church listings show pastors like Rev Ingleton Ward Williams May Flour OSS. Also notes morning and evening preaching at multiple chapels and temples with pastors occupying pulpits at both services.
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Gordon Street
First Methodist
First Methodist Church
Costen J. Harrell
Decatur Orphan Home
Wil
Yeas
Unday School
Walter T. Colsquitt
Epworth League
Epworth
Lutheran Church of the Medeemer
Kar! L. Tessner
A. M
Bethal
A. Ingleton
Allen Temple--key
Ro H. Ward
Lam
Poost
CG Gray
W. J. Williams
Peters
Horace Williams
Pilyper Temple
C.D Thornton
Reid Street
EP Johson
Tabernacle
Ev. C
Zion Hill
C. A. Mahingon
HH. Coleman
West Hunter
WF. Paschal
West Tair Street
Tres
KC. Maddox
Mount Calvarys
A.m. E
Weat Mitchell
A. F. Dalley
Halsey Temple
Butter Street
M. E
Fort Street
WW. Burch
Ariel Bowen
J. €. Broner
Southatlanta
B. Woods
Serviers St Iathe
W. F. Strickland
Rush Memorial
Re. G
Thomas
Pitets
Husband Shoots Woman in Grady Home Amid Ambiguity
Fred Greer shot his wife, a 19 year old Negress, at their 189 Maple Street home. She survived after three gunshot wounds to the jaw arm and chin. Grady Hospital reports her condition gravely injured while officers, led by Captain A. J Holcomb, searched for Greer who escaped. Police could not ascertain motive due to the victim's weakened state.
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Louis Greer
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Ponce de Leon Avenue
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Milan
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Ella Tennenbaum
Young Women's Hebrew Association
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Camp Victor
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WiHam
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National Association of Municipal Engineers
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J. B. Sasser
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Columpia
S&s. C
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10Th Street
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Shreveport
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Toston
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Thomanville
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Kelly L. Jones
J . Baiser
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T B. Shelton
J. B Hockaday
Musicians’ Club
Roseland
Jax Roseland Orchestra
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Sacred Heart School
the .Constitution
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Thuy
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Philadelphia
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Iev
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J. Sprate Lyons
Charles 4A. Sheldon, Jr
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Jay Stokes
Druid Hiles Presbyterian
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Molver
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Ponce de Leom Argnne Maptiat
OM. Ashley Jones
D. D
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Taptiet State Convention
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Dohes
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Selk
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Peachtree Street
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West Ead
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Nashville, Tenn
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