Daily calendar of women’s meetings in College Park and Atlanta
The College Park Music Study club meets today at 3:30 at Mrs Hugh C Couch’s home on West Mercer. The American citizenship department of the Atlanta Woman’s club gathers at 10:30 at the Peace monument in Piedmont park. The Greenwood P T A runs an all day sewing at Mrs Pringle’s home No 10 Oakdale.
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The
Atlanta Woman's Club
Peace Monument
Piedmont Park
Greenwood P.T. A
College Park P T A selects new executive board
The College Park Parent-Teacher Association met at St John church house on June 28 to install new officers led by president Mrs Charles Center. Committees were named, plans for August barbecue to raise funds for the Woman's Club house were approved, and a lawn party in honor of retiring officers was set for July 6 at Mrs J D Butler’s home.
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College Park
Parent- Teacher Association
St. John's Church House
Charles
Center
Trowhedge
Mra. Dodson
Dixont
A. J. Blade
J. D. Butler
Edward Richardson
IE. H. Martin
W. F. Ison
Smith-Hughes
Love
Rogers
BR. H. Sullivan
Leonard Schoeller
J. DB. Conley
Llenry Stahily
Ilans
Miss Houston Guest Of Honor At Luncheon
Miss Katherine Houston of Washington DC attended a luncheon hosted by Miss Henrietta Mikell at her parents home on Seventeenth Street. The table featured a real ice cover, silver baskets of gladioli and buddleia, purple and gold tulle, and silver compotes with mint and almonds. Attendees included numerous local guests and Nora Fortson of Athens.
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Katherine Houston
Washington, D. C
Henrietta Mikell
Mikell
Bishop
Henry J. Mikell
Seventeenth Street
Miss Houston
Mary Harvey
Anais Jones
Emma Thomas O'Neal
Hettian Parker
Clayton Callaway
Carolyn Essig
Virginia Soward
Mary Armstrong
Mary Matheson
Music Study Club Meets Friday
A special meeting of the College Park Music Study club is set for Friday June 29 at 3 30 pm at Mrs Hugh C Couch's West Mercer avenue home. Misa Eloise Olds, delegate to the biennial National Federation of Music Study Clubs at Asheville NC, will present her report and other important club matters will be discussed.
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College Park
No Cocktails or Smokes in Rio for Ladies Says Lipscomb
MARTHA GOUUE ANDERSON reports Mrs Lipscomb Georgia state man for the National Woman's Party returned from Rio de Janeiro as a guest of Mrs Vassar Woolley. She observed Brazilian women rising in suffrage and political awareness while noting public decorum, including abstinence from cocktails and smoking among the fashionable.
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Sumter
Rio
Mrs. Lipscomb
War Rutherford Lipscomb
Rio de Janeiro
Vassar Woolley
Peachtree Wace
Lipscomb
Georgia
National Woman's Party
Brazil
Lipscombe
Incheon
David Collier
Wen
Lamar Rutherford Lipscomb
National Woman’s Party
Women Diplomats and Civic Works Highlight Rio Theme
A feature on Brazilian life and women diplomats discusses beggars turned to farm work, Brazilian wives’ roles, and the appeal of women representing America abroad. It notes Rio’s pastel houses, multilingual residents, and wartime ties, then shifts to local events: a June 29 Night Owls picnic to fund a recreation hall and a piano recital by Mrs. Hamilton’s students at Oakland City Baptist Church.
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Rio
Mrs. Lipscomb
Enps
America
Lipscomb
Miss Otto Gilbert to Wed Virginia Methodist Minister
Miss Otto Gilbert visiting in Ford Virginia with Rev and Mrs Williams then staying in Petersburg with Mrs Parham and Miss Mann. Her engagement to Rev Fred Williams, son of Rev C H Williams, was announced recently. He will join the Virginian conference of Southern Methodism in the fall. A water auction in Aden sold 3,000,000 gallons after heavy rainfall.
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Otto Gilbert
Charles H. Williams
Ford
Henry V Virginius Parham
Annie V. Mann
Petersburg
Miss Gilbert
Fred Williams
C. H
Williams
Virginia
Emory University
Ile
Aden
Mid-Week Dane At East Lake Club Dinner Dance
The East Lake Country club hosted a mid week dinner dance with many members and visitors attending a six o'clock dinner. Ritz Orchestra performed during dinner and dancing until midnight with numerous guests and hosts listed among the attendees and entertainers.
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Dane
Manly
East Lake Club
East Lake Country Club
Ritz-H
Thomas Howell Scott
Elenor Brown
Wood
N. J
Margaret of
Greenwood
Edwards
T. J. Kelly
Gff
New Orleans
Harry Thallman
Charles Tangden Green
George T. Northern
James I. Harrison
Eugenia Smith
Macari
Estelle Lindsey
Walter du Pree
BE. A. Harbour
M’r
Barnett Kimmer
Hart Fowther
Johnnie May Calloway
J. L. Clarkson
B. B. Jarett
Andrews
J. H. Andrews
H. H. Johnson
Charlie Marshall
Colquit Cole
Morris Ewing
Southwell
John Wallace
Horace Montoea
John Andrews
A. B., Harmon
Wand Airs
A. W
Virginia Ashe
Margaret Rodgere
Nidre Hughes
Caroline Simmons
F. S. Chalmers
Uarry Snelling
Charles Puleston
Charles Seting
Montclair
Byron Hudson
Allendors
Charles TP. Hodge
Winship Nunnally
Whorton Cooper
Charles W. Wynne
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Hugh C. Couch
Mercer Avenue
College Park P.T.A
Rountree
Ween
Feechtree Street
W. Z. Turner
Whitehal
Houston
Music Study Club
Martha Gooue Anderson
Mra. la
Francis L. Prices
Keely
Windsor
Bloomers Society
Woile Stepins
Windsor Crepe Stepins
Plisse Crepe Stepins
Nainsook
Athletic Union
Gotham
Trio
Tipscomb
Night Owls’ Club
Jester's Old Mill
N. Boulevard
Jenve
Ivy Street
Atlanta
Sigma Alpha Ew Fraternity
Clyenl Walker
Monroe
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Druid Hills Golf Club
Woman's Club
Habor
Katherine Boyd
Florence Boykin
Cator Woolford
C. W. Roberts
Atta Woman’s Club
D. A. R. Hall
League of Women Voters
Eleanore Raoul
Sailwater Road
W. Woods White
Gordon W. Myllis
Kingston
Canada
James $. Jetton
North Avenue
May Doyle
Dyersburg
Tenn
J. Warren Leach
Samuel Inman Dubose
Bridge
Lombardy Way
Harriet Ad
Orange, N. J
John Oliver
Orme Circle
Margaret Pownall
Cumber
Joseph G. Heard
Maryland
Club de Vingt
Shadowland Orchestra
Ibace
Virginia M. E
H. G. Lewis & CO
Whitehall
Lewis
Dimity
Bradley
Agleus GC
Post- Office Department
London
PB. Stevens Engraving Co
Peachtree Street
Ivy
J.T. Lane
Roseland Peachtree St
Cain
Constitution
Atlanta Land Auction Co
Ansley Hotel
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