Engagement of Miss Farley And Mr Dancey Announced
Miss Farley of Montgomery Alabama announces the engagement of her daughter Jette Alleen to Mr Harry Dancey. The wedding is planned for the evening of April 28 in Montgomery. The couple is supported by prominent Alabama and Georgia families including the Farleys Ligon Means and the Means line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Farley
Mr. Dancey
Louis B Farley
Montgomery
Ala
Jette Alleen
Harry Dancey
Farley
Jette Means
Robert F. Ligon
Aileen Means
Alexander Means
Emory College
Atlanta
Mary Sturphy
Louis 8. Farley
Hoke Smith
Welborn Hill
Frank Farley, Jr
Dabney
Alabama
Samuel Sticer
Recitals on Madame Butterfly and other cultural events
In Atlanta a series of opera lectures opens with Madame Butterfly readings by Mrs. Jackson and musical selections by Mrs. Dowman at the Atlanta Auditorium. A benefit performance by Miss Fearless and Company of the Thalian club Friday March 10 raises funds for French and Belgian war sufferers. Also noted are Leo Tecktonius’s Paris recital reports, a Psychological Society lecture series by Dr. Patterson, a matinee party at the Soreyth, and Hodgson’s piano recital tonight with his mother hosting. The item also mentions an upcoming Leigh-Jones wedding in Atlanta and other social happenings.
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Dupes
J. Hartley Manners
Fort Sherwood Jackson
Cablehall Sire
Charles E Dowman
Baril
Cradie
Schubert Listz
Witches’ Circle of Mystery
Grew Street
Miss Fearless
Miss Fearless and
Thalian Club
Marist Hell
France
Belgium
Atlanta
Gale
Grand Opera House
Leo Tecktonius
Paris
The
Journal-News
Racine
Wis
Leon Tecktonius
Salle Gaveau
Rubinstein
Cyril Scott
Debusay
MacDowell
Grieg
Rachmaninof
Gottschalk
Tworak
Sjogren
la Liberte
Psychological Society
Charles Brodle Patterson
New York
M. B. Alexander
Peachtree
Patterson
Hugh Hodgson
Hugh Leslie i Hodgson
Pieano
J O M.lodgson
Lodgson
Fecrral
Mendeboehn
Chopin
Schytt Cate
Helguen
Dali
Polanit
Kwoge
Debu
Rubin Goldmark
Ide Rostelmann
Fol
Mardi Gras Ball at Georgian Terrace Promises Grand Masquerade
Society plans a Mardi Gras carnival fete at the Georgian Terrace tonight. Notable guests include Mrs. Micawber and the Twins, Duchess of Devonshire, Rose of Killarney, and Marie Antoinette figures. Grand march at 9 pm led by Thomas B. Paine and Joe Connally. Prizes awarded to entrants. Harlequin and Spanish dances among features. tickets via Wirs. W. Peel or Habersham chapter DAR.
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Georgian Terrace
Duchess of
Devonshire
Rose of
Killarney
Dolly Varden
Lambal
Agnes
Dora
Micawber
Lord Dundreary
Girl
Nowhere
Marie Antoinette
Queen Elizabeth
Walter Raleigh
Charlemagne
Dam
Rotterdam
Henry VIII
Thomas B. Paine
Joe Brows Connally
Wirs. W. Peel
Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Newnan Crochet Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Gorman
Mrs O D Gorman Jr entertained the Newnan Crochet club at a pretty Friday luncheon at her home. Guests included Mrs Garland Jones Mrs Tf Goodrum Mrs Mike Powell Mrs Ernest Powell Mrs Gideon Mrs Netlia Lou Walton and Mrs Mary Goodrum of Newnan with other members Mrs George W Ramey Mrs Arnold Broyles and Mrs Colquitt Carter attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Gorman, Jr
Newnan
Garland Jones
Tf. J. Goodrum
Mike Powell
Ernest Powall
Gideon
Netlia Lou Walton
Mary Goodrum
George W. Ramey
Arnold Broyles
Colquitt Carter
Local Meetings Gather Across Atlanta and Decatur
The Haworth League union of Atlanta will meet tonight with a supper at 6:30 and a business session to follow. Hoosier auxiliaries met at Mrs W M Cline’s home in Decatur with large attendance and refreshments. Next, Mrs Oza Blodgett hosts March 15 at 23 Peachtree St. Golden Hod division 43 I A O O RC meets March 8 at 2:30 p.m. City missions hold regular morning sessions at the Wesley House. executive board postpone meets at 9:30 a.m. at the Wesley Lodge.
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St. Philip's
St. Philip's Cathedral
Washington Street
Sean
Thomas Johnson
Haworth League Union of Atlanta
M. C. A. Duiding
W. M. Cline
Decatur
Oza Blodgett
Peachtree Street
Golden Hod Division 43
I. A
O. RC
Central Avenue
City Missions
Wealey House
Social items spotlight Atlanta society guests and travels
Macon visitors Dr and Mrs M M Stapler arrived by motor and will depart today. Mr and Mrs E Travis Douglas announce the birth of a son. Families and guests from Jacksonville, New York, Tampa, Boston, and elsewhere are noted at the Georgian Terrace, celebrating weddings, hosting bridge teas, and visiting Florida, Cuba, and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Stapler
Macon
City
E. Travis Douglas
Jast Lake
Hockaday
W. W. Hockaday
J. H. Barrett
Jacksonville
Bridges Smith
Robert Hughes
Guatemala
Florida
A. C. Wiliber
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Williber
Georgian Terrace
George Stockton, Jr
Eli Meyer
Tampa
Fla
Louis Wellhouse
Rochester
Mazie Thurston
J. H. McCoy
Miami, Fla
R. A. Barrett
Atlanta
New York City
Walcott Hotel
W. N. White, Jr
Ormond
Daytona
Palm Beach
Clark Howell
Alfbert
Julian
Savannah
Claude ©. Evans
Rankinstreet
Edward Fitzgerald
Birmingham
Milton Dargan
Birth of a daughter Linda Geisretter noted
The notice records the birth of a daughter named Linda Geisretter on March 5 for her maternal grandparents Captain and Mrs Geisretter of Pine Bluff Arkansas. Other society items list returns and visits from Mrs Gaddia Plum BE T Lamb ar Chauncey Lewis Joseph McCormack Mrs Hampton Field and little Alice of Cartersville to Helenwood Tenn and Mrs Paul Vose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Geisretter
Geisretter
Pine Bluff
Ark
Gaddia Plum
BE. T. Lambar
Chauncey Lewis
Joseph McCormack
Helenwood
Tenn
Hampton . Field
Alice
Cartersville
Paul Vose
Bread and Rolls Featured at Atlanta Cooking School
Bread and rolls will be the subject of a lesson and demonstration at the cooking school for Atlanta's Negro cooks in Taithell under the Atlanta Woman's club and the Atlanta Gas Light company. The event starts at 3 o'clock this afternoon with Mrs. S. C. Dull in charge. Representatives include Mrs. Albert Akers and Mrs. B. M. Boykin. The program signals statewide interest, with Savannah and Macon clubs considering similar institutes. Corinne Parks, a leading Negro culinary artist, assists, funded by Southern Cotton Oil Company, a three-year veteran of the school, which operates at a settlement home as part of Congregational church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Taithell
Atlanta Woman's Club
Atlanta Gas Light Company
S.C. Dull
Albert Akers
B. M. Boykin
Savannah
Macon
Corinne Parks
Southern Cotton O'L Company
Congregational Church
Negro preacher leads co operative movement amid school drive
The article highlights H. H. Proctor the well known negro preacher as pastor of a cooperative movement. It notes small class collections yielding funds and a larger need from Atlanta markets. Gate City Free Kindergarten association for negroes promotes the school and engages the colored community. A housekeeper from Atlanta praises the Tattnath cooking school and describes a diligent negro cook who attends lectures shares meals and supports her home and garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Proctor
Atlanta
Gate City Free Kindergarten Association For
Free Night School at the Tech Opens With Large Class
The spring term of the free night school at the Georgia School of Technology opened last night with record enrollment. Students sit in shifter rows ranging from youths to gray haired men as registration is extended through Thursday night for those who wish to enter and make up missed classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia School of Technology
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Druid Hills Gulf Club
Palm Room
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Georgia
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Aragon Hotel
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Uum
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Centrat
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Druid Hills Golf Club
Julian Robinson
Danville
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Baltimore
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Soreyth
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Howard McCall
Charlotte Peek
P. J.medovern
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East Lake Country Club
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Juden
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Mico
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Brien Rhore
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Woodward Allen
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Me Ohn
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Augusta
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Frank Markel
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Jack Lockhart
Lee McCann
J. Carr
Tr. T. Patio
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Charmage
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Swift & Con
Pacific Toilet Specialty Company
Los Angeles, California
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Victor Clara
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J. C. Hunter
Myrtle Street
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East Orange
N. J
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Marie Higley
D. J. Flanigan
Brooklyn, N. Y
Lute Hunnlentt
Henry Collier, Jr
Montresllo
Louise Walker
Monroe
Rush Reid
Olin Oglesby Elis
William E. Hawking
Piedmont Avenue
Misa Mary Murphey
Mise Mary Beil Hixon
Americas
A. McD. Wilson
Cuba
Mrs. Wilson
Frances Crate
Henry Clay Bagley
J. T. Paullin
Frances Shallenberger
Philadelphia
J H. Vivian
Reese Marshal
George Jr. Bellinger
Charlotte
Mattle Lamb
Norfolk
F. Lamb
Oscar Stevenson
Hall Miller Annou
Harry Lokey
Werner
Buck
Laelah Adams
Cami Dorsey
J. B. McCrary
W. H. Nunnally
George M. Wapler
Cooking
Homsekeeper
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Gree Fair Bank
Ssaeaur
Carter Electric Co
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