Mrs Henry Wortham Named Confederate Reunion Chaperon
Mrs. Henry Wortham of Macon is named chaperon for Confederate reunion sponsors with Miss Regina Rambo as sponsor and Miss Nisbet of Macon as maid of honor. The Dunlap sisters are noted for beauty and social grace as Macon reads of May reunion events with guests visiting Mrs. Wortham. A Georgia Military Academy reception at Colonel Woodward’s home honors the senior class with remarks from faculty and cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wortham
Macon
Wortham
General Mickh
New Orleans
Regina Rambo
South
Miss Nisbet
Dunlap
Ashton Strake
Claude
Louis Stevens
John D. Little
Georgia Military Academy
Amogg
W. W. Dick
Rosser
Mr. Griffin
Frances Drake
Missesoffee
Andrews
Claflin
Hfe
Afternoon Party at Mrs Fuller’s Club Event
A Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs W J Fuller featured enchantress carnations and narcis si with ferns. Mrs W B Ellington won a hand embroidery prize, while Mrs W J Acker received crochet. Little Miss Burke recited a humorous piece as guests enjoyed salad and ice. Twenty attended. Next Friday March 29 the Junior Philharmonic Orchestra of the Atlanta Musical Association performs at Lee Street School for Uncle Remus memorial fund. Mortimer Wilson conducts and Mrs John Meek sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fuller
W. B Ellington
W. J. Acker
Miss Burke
Junior Philharmonic Orchestra
Atlanta Musical Ansatiation
Lee Street
Uncle Ikemus
Mortimer Wilson
John Meek
Recital by Mrs Lunceford At Her Apartment
Mrs Emmett Lunceford issues invitations to a friend for a dramatic recital at her apartment next Saturday at 3 o clock. The event follows requests for her interpretative work since her return from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts a year and a half ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Lunceford
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
East Point Social Notes Mention Visitors and Club Meeting
Miss Taiile Candor Mrs Moselle Annnip Mae Upchurch and others guest in East Point. Families host relatives from Palmetto Moultrie Jonesboro and Union City. East Point Woman's Club plans 2 pm meeting at Mrs W G Carroll home next Wednesday. Communities from Macon Cascade and Augusta noted among guests and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taiile
Candor
Mitses ‘Moselle
Annnip Mae Upchurch
Palmatto
Hdenfield
Margaret
Macon
M. Watts
Cave Springs
Prank
Hudson
Miles White Knott
Palmetto
East Point Woman's Club
W. (. Carroll
Miss Eda Bartholomew to Open City Organ School
The organ school led by Miss Eda Bartholomew will use a three manual electric action organ, built by H. Ffall Co. of New Haven, installed at Harris Street Presbyterian Church. It will cost several thousand dollars and offer pupils church service experience while expanding Atlanta’s organ program. Miss Bartholomew, tied to Agnes Scott and Washington Seminary, launches an independent school in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organ School
Eda Bartholomew
American Guild of Organists
Harris Street Presbyterian Church
Miss Bartholomew
Atlanta
Bartholomew
Agnes Scott
Washington Seminary
Opening Day at Cafe Savoy for Home 110 Children
The Cafe Savoy at 5 North Forsyth Street hosts opening day profits next Saturday March 23 for the Home for the Friendless. A table d hote dinner and supper cost 35 cents with a substantial menu. Proceeds from short orders also benefit the home, as patronage from noon to midnight is a contribution to the 110 children in the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy
Cafe Savoy
North
Forsyth Street
Tlome
Home Board of Directors
Daughters of the Confederacy Meet Delayed by Rain
Daughters of the Confederacy will gather Thursday March 21 at 3 50 p m to vote on a constitutional change. The executive board meets at 3 00 p m. Also the Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian church holds its semi monthly meeting Monday the 18th at 3 30 p m in the minister's study room at Cain and Spring. The Georgia branch of the Southern Association College Women meets Monday March 18 at 3 30 p m at Miss Sarah Converse's home 372 Moreland avenue Druid Hills. Mrs Southwick to lecture at Miss Woodberry's school Saturday evening on Lohengrin reading. The Boston Emerson College of Expression artist is known for sincere artistry and broad spiritual purpose. Public and educators invited for a literary and artistic treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggatini
Tech
Old Capital City
Card
Agostini
Kiara Ridgeway Jehnings
Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Cain and
Spring Streets
Sarah Converse
Moreland Avenue
Druid Hills
Southwick
Miss Woodberry
Jessie Eldredge Southwick
Boston Emerson College of Expression
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Edward H. Kelley
C. H. Kelley
St. Patrick
Henderson-Stearns
Misa Juanita Henderson
Herbert Hamilton
Pavis-McMichael
Paris
Capital Avenue
Tanta
Walter W.W. McMichael
Dallas
Texas
McMicnaes
Uncle Remus
Jos Byrd
Mra
J. W. Aldred
Dliza Diggs
Davishora
W. R. Campbell
Joneszhora
W. J. Shannon
Cora Hughey
Tallapoosa
Kate Hughey
East Point
Mr. Krea
Moultrie
Tom J. Nolen
Campbellton
RS. Ashfield
Charlie Livesey
Savannah
Kathleen Hudson
Wesleyan Fmate College
Franks. Hudson
Mamie Mixon
Florida
S&s. N. Thompson
A. S. Graves
J. L. Bellamy
Milstead
Ala
Montgomery
West End
Joe Ferry
George F. Weltch
Augusta
Frank Hopkins
Oahorne Hopkins
East Point Avenue
Jane Byrd
Union City
Bettie Yarbrough
Mattie Henderson
Cascade
W. B Upchurch
Roline Trimble
Eliza Williams
J. J. Greer
Casey
College Park
H. A. Harrigan
Woman's Aid Society
East Point Southern Methodist Church
J. C. McKenzie
Frank Hudson
W. J. Dorsey
T. FE. Southerland
W. W. Taylor
Wilmington
N. C
Carrie Spender
Mr. J. T. Patton
Union City, Oe
Profesor
R. N. Estenfield
Mercer College
Nes
F.S. Sludsen
W. E. Couch
Fouston, Texas
Mrs. G. D. Couch
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Wesley Hirahburg
E. & W. Tailoring
Georgia
The
Southern Association
Byrd Printing Company
West Alabama
Atlanta, GA
Allen
United States
Washington
Stephenson
Llewellyn D, Scott
Josephine
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