Luncheon Compliments Miss Frances Shallenberger at East Ninth
Mrs W W T Elder hosted a luncheon at her East Ninth street home in honor of Miss Frances Shallenberger of Pittsburg Pa guest of Mrs William Shallenberger. Flowers included janquils Jonagis and hand painted cards while guests included Miss Shallenberger and Mrs William Shallenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shallenberger
W. T. Elder
East Ninth Street
Frances Shallenberger
Pittsburg
William Shallenberger
Miss Shalienberger
William Shalienberger
Misa Edie Peeples
Misa Elizabeth Blanc
Ida Winship
Corte Hoyt Brown
Margaret ‘Aytar
Rufue C. Darby
Druid Hilla Golf Club
Misa Amelia Burr
New York
W W. Blackman
Fare Darby
Miss Burr
Brides-Elect Ruby and Misa Lawton Attend Bridge Party
Misses Ruby Lawton and Misa Lucile Lawton, brides-elect in April, were honored guests at a bridge party yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs M T La Hatte on North Boulevard. The attractively decorated home featured ferns and jonquils. Prizes included silk stockings, crepe de chine handkerchiefs, a memorandum book, and a sachet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Lawton
Misa Lucile Lawton
Nonor Guesis
Mre M T la- Hatte
North Boulevard
Mra Ba Hatte
George May
Mira Bridges
Hyron King
Dennis
Myers Lovelace
George Curray
B Everett
H Matthews
Entertaining Parties Highlight Social Roundup
Pa visits Miss Lipacom as Mrs Fitzgerald joins Mrs Darean and others in a series of small gatherings. Notables include Mr and Mrs Hawking, Mr and Mrs Kirsten of New York, and many guests at the Harringtons and Rountree circles. News notes cover society luncheons, theater plans, and upcoming weddings with many local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lipacom
W. E. Hawking
Edward Fitzgerald
Birmingham
Milton Darean
A. S. Kirsten
New York
George Harrington
Marie Thurston
Elva McKee
Hubert Witherspoon
Gua T. Dodd
Marion Smith
Motte Fitzsimmoons
J. W. White
Bee
Daniel Rountree
Lea Harvey
Gator Woolford
J.’ Epps Brown
M Durant
F .’ Hodgson
Meetings of various church and charity groups canceled or rescheduled
The North Avenue church business women committee cancels tonight due to evangelistic services. Several other meetings are slated at 23 East Cain Street including the Special Service Training School at 4 20 pm and Anti Tuberculosis directors at 2 39 pm with all directors urged to attend. The Anti Tuberculosis educational committee meets Friday at 4 30 pm. The Very Saturday Club shifts to Friday 11 am at Mrs P H Mell’s home. The Ladies Memorial will meet Friday 11 am at Carnegie Library, a Shelter ing Arms meeting is today at 4 30 pm at 161 Walton, and a Carnegie Notary assembly occurs Friday morning. Tempis Sisterhood plans Friday 2 30 pm vestry meeting. Rabbi Solomon will speak on music at Washington Street Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Business Women's Committee
North Avenue Church
Special Service Training School
East Cain Street
Directorate of the
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
The
P H. Mell
East Tenth Street
Wstead
Ladies’ Memorial
Carnegie Hbrary
Sheltering Arms Association
Walton Street
Tempis Sisterhood
Solomon
Washington Street
Atlanta Chapter U D C To Honor Mrs C Helen Plane
The Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will honor Mrs. C Helen Plane founder and honorary president general for life as lifelong leader of Confederate remembrance This afternoon at the Woman's Club the event includes tributes from friends and a songs group by Mrs HJ Murphey and Mrs Joseph Hinds A 3 oclock session will elect the nominating committee and a reception with refreshments follows hosted by several members and floral decorations promise a large turnout
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C. Helen Plane
Stone Mountain Memorial Association
Alice Baxter
Hugh Willet
RB. Blackburn
Plane
HJ Murphey
Joseph Hinds
T. T. Stevens
John 4
Erdue
Ways and Means
Social Items of Visitors and Local Guests
Social notes from Atlanta area list visitors and guests including Mr and Mrs William Franklin of Philadelphia visiting Mrs SS Franklin, Mrs Gordon W Wylkes and her son from Kingston Ontario visiting Mr and Mrs W Woods, Miss Mamie Parrott of Straw Plateau guest of Mrs George Parrott, Miss Josephine Saul of Richmond visiting Aunt Mrs John Ransom, Miss Bessie Tappan at Wesleyan College visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C A Tappan, Mrs James Sharpe returning from Tampa, Miss Jennie Inman Cooper visiting Annis town and then Atlanta, families at Georgian Terrace for weeks, births announced for Helen Smith Head and George M Brown, Jr., several trips and visits including Mrs Leonard S Raines in Paris and Mr and Mrs George M Brown announcing birth, Mrs J T Cross traveling to Hampton Springs, Miss Katherine Deignan returning to Columbus, Mr Edward Worcester Jr returning to St Louis, Mrs Oscar Papenheimer hosting, Mrs Frank Weldon hosting luncheon for Thelma Wright, informally entertaining for Mrs Julian Robinson, and Mr Andrew Crawford recover from hunting accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driving Club
Driving Club Assembling & Company
Hugh Richardson
Jennie Taman Cooper
Philadelphia
Samuel Taman
Miss Cooper
Margaret Grant
Dorothy Arkweleht
Jennie Harris
Mariah Atchison
Henry Newman
Kenneth McRae
Talph Ragon
Toeeph D Osborn
Bowle Mamin
Lee Dickey
Daniel MacDouid
Oscar Pappenheimer
Edward Worcester
St Louis
Mise
Marion Hay
Wilkesbarre
William Franklin
Florida
SS Franklin
Gordon W. Wylkes
Bessie Tappan
Wesleyan College
C .A Tappan
James Sharpe
Tampa
Fla
James D Clarke
Monaay
Peach~ Tree Street
Leonard S Raines
Paris
France
Telk
Mra
Claude Kress
New York
South Carolina
Rainea
George M Brown, Jr
George M Brown
Katherine M Deignan
Ellen D. Rafferty
West Ind
Columbus
Edward Worcester, Jr
Vra
Banks Trim Capital Stock Amid Stronger Times
Two Georgia state banks won permission to cut capital. Citizens’ Banking of Eastman reduces from 160,1900 to 100,000 dollars while Bank of Union Point scales from 40,000 to 20,000 dollars. Both cite improved money demand and plan to reinvest the withdrawn amounts. Secretary of State Phil Cook also granted a charter to the Chatham Mutual Life and Health Insurance Company, an industrial insurance mutual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Cools
Citizens' Banking Company
Bank of Union Point
Pin
Cook
Chatham Mutual Life and Health Insurance Company
Second Ward to Aid Emory University Fund Drive
The ladies of the second ward plan to beat the prior ward's record after a $4,000 Emory University subscription at a meeting held at Mrs Pres ton Arkwright's home. On Friday at 3 PM they meet at Hexagon Hall near McDonough road and Lakewood avenue to raise funds for Emory with several speeches announced.
Abide With Me in Heart Songs by Lyte
The hymn Abide With Me by Henry Francis Lyte originates from his life as a Christian minister born at Kelso Ireland in 1796. It, with other hymns like Jesus My Cross Have Taken Praise My Soul the King of Heaven, reflects his faith and enduring influence on Christian literature and song. The article notes Heart Songs as a collection of over four hundred songs distributed by the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christan Minster
Church of England
Henry Francis Lyte
Kelso
Ireland
Trinity College
Dublin
Hea
Wexford
Jesus
Emory students hear Miss Rutherford recall early life
Miss Rutherford of Athens and historian for the United Daughters of the Confederacy spoke at Emory University about southern history and literature. She recalled her Oxford days at sixteen, when an escort borrowed money to treat her after a fruit wagon stop, never to be repaid, and noted the rarity of ten ladies on the rostrum with professors during the chapel talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatory University
Oxford
Rutherford
Athens
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Emory
No Hope For Recovery Of Mrs F M Coker Sr
Mrs F M Coker Sr, an Atlante pioneer woman, is critically ill at 46 Washington street. Doctors have given up hope for recovery as she sinks steadily. A longtime resident of Atlante, she has been living away for health not long ago and is beloved in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F M Coker, Jr
Atlanta
Washington Street
Coker
Atlante
Florida
Funeral for C. C. McGehee Held in Atlanta
The funeral for C C McGehee a longtime Atlanta businessman and Confederate veteran was held yesterday from his 675 Peachtree Street residence. He was 78 and had lived in retirement due to ill health. The remains will be sent to Columbus for interment in the family lot. He is survived by his son C McGehee Jr a daughter Mrs Mary McGehee Stoney and several grandchildren including Misses Josephine and Mary Stoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC McGehee
Atlanta
Georgia
Hla
Peachtree Street
Columbus
Mir McGehee
C McGehee, Jr
Mary McGehee Stoney
Josephine
Mary Stoney
Instant Hair Stain Promises Bright Color With Brownatone
An advertisement assures Brownatone as a safe dye free from sulphur and heavy metals, claiming it instantly tints gray or faded hair to brown or black. Available at leading stores, with samples and leaflets offered by Kenton Pharmacal Co and Jacobs Pharmacies in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Pharmacal Co
Covington, Ky
Atlanta
Jacobs’ Pharmacies
Storm Damages Prison Farm Buildings at Milledgeville
A Georgia storm tore into Milledgeville’s state prison farm causing major damage to walls of the new prison building and the boys' reformatory. No injuries reported. Deputy warden John Seay described gusts lifting and slamming a wagon, shifting it yards from his house and tearing a porch, while Captain Burke added a second wagon tale and fence panels were carried across a garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie
Milledgeville
State Prison Commission
Boys’ Reformatory
John Seay
Mr. Seay
Burke
Local Revenue Agent Visits Florida for Ten Days
Internal Revenue Agent BB Boulden left yesterday for Florida to spend ten days on department business. This marks his second visit to the state since taking charge of the local internal revenue office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
BB Boulden
Florida
Boulden
Internal Revenue Department
Minister Objects to City School Military Training Plan
Rev L B Barton pastor of Jackson Hill Baptist church issues an open letter to the board of education opposing a proposed course of military training for city public school students. He analyzes the issue and argues against tramme from multiple angles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Barton
Jackson Hill Baptist Church
Board of Education
Barton
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Capital City Club
Capitol City Club
J. E. Brown
Graham Phelen
Macon Marin
JW. Goldsmith, Jr
FM. Mickell
GB Crandell
Roland Ellis
Macon
D. Gorman
Carlton
W. C. Webber
O. FP. King
D. W. Rountree
Aira
W. J. Tilson
JF W Burr
Paul Johnson
Cc E Bell
Roy Collier
B. H Gson
WC. Hal
B. A. Thornton
Fredericks
W.& Elkin, Jr
J. F. Allen
Flynt
Lee Harvey
HR. Bridges
J. T. Williams
Oc. Hodge
L. Phelan
W A Rechen
Krn
A Murphy
Gut Chipley
Robert Ryan
Ed Thompkins
H W_ ford
Harry M_ Thompson
Ryan
Bo Baderson
J T Jennings
Charles Trabue
Lindsay Hopkins
Scott
T Blalnck
McLanden
Winter Alfriend
Miss
Grand Opera House
Mary Gray
Rowena Shaw Wian
Marie Louise Cox Miles Antic Lee Gray
Toul Bates
Jnatu Cudre Wiss
Lillian Reeves
Idelle Shaw
Misa Annie Morgan
Mas Reneau Miay
Annie Warren Cox
Tulla Marie Gardner Wiss
Laura Jeanette Adray
Drama League
Mra W P Dann
Clyde Fitch
Uable Hall
Shirley
Arthur Smart
B .W. Boykim
Fred Rodgers
True Blue Girls
Baptist, Tabernacle
Capital City
Whitehall Street
PE Neurasy
Marehi
Asso
Marty Smith
Lew Kinney
Iud Harris
Jessie Dobson
Julia Milla
Leila Smith
Esther Harris
Esther Hickson
Freundschartabund Hall
Club der Harmionen
Vesper Club
Battle Creek
Mich
Clanton
T. W Clanton
Serence
North Moreland
St Patrick's
Albert Halley
Fairview Road
Piedmont W. C. T. U
Piedmont
Ansley Hotel
Young
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Union
Ethel Power
Helen Barnes
Mary and
Kate Osborne
Savannah
Harris- Osborne
Eugene Hayne
Sally Eugenia Brown
Robert Maddox
James Gilbert
Edward Peters
Christian Citizenship
Frances Willard Women's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
Cable Hall
Study Club
Annie May Ball Carrol
Rauchenberg-Upshaw
Mezie Rauchenberg
Arthur Upshaw
Inman Park Methodist Church
Annie Rauschenberg
Eula Upshaw
Marie Smith
Julia Ford
Milas Nina Tabor
J. A. Rauschenberg
Minor Everett
William Hancock
Charles’ Rauschenberg
William McWhorter
E. O. Upshaw
A. Rauschenberg, Jr
Miles Roberta Upshaw
Blois McWhorter
Merte Francia
Conyers
Ida Perkins
A Rauschenberg, Jr
Rannchenberg
Mra Woa McWhorter
SC Watking
Ffs White
Mies Ning Tabor
Ladies’ Memorial Gesociation
Carnegie Notary
Uegiclock
Misa Mamie Parrott
Straw Plateau
George Parrott
Josephine Saul
Richmond, Va
John "R. "Ransom
Fcienda
Jennie Inman Cooper
Samuel M. Inman
Carrington
Annistop
Aja
Mrs Inman
Katherine DuBose
Bynn Allen
H.W Allen
W . Shudburn
Buford
Georgian Terrace
Weel
Hidredge Bod
A W ‘Tedcastle
Mitton
Mass
Tedcastie
Rome
Phillip Head
Peachtrea Street
Helen Smith
Frances Drake
Newnan
Coloanl
J C Woodward
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Ehllis
W G McGaughey
Tus
Inman Park
J T Cross
Hampton Springs
Lewry Porter
Margaret
Willen Deignan Rafferty
Sella Avenue
Arthur Shirley
Coates
Harriett Benedict
Pa Wate
Clark Howell
Feachtree Street
Grace Bayard Battey
Bridge
Julian Robinson
Danville
Frank D Holland
Andrew Crawford
Davis-Fischer Sanitarium
Emory University
Chalmers
Elatine Wrolesome
Dessfrt
Mest
Lyte
Miss Rutherford
F. M. Coker
Cunard
Eiverbool
Ordun
Stascania
Hee
California
Cameronia Bat
Glasgow
London
Parnonia
Mar US
Tandania Afr
Teailing
Halifax
Arthur X. Goodrich
Co. F
17Th Infantry
Bagis Pass
Tex
Cuticura
Dept. T
Besten
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Women Today
Carter Electric Co
North Broad ST
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