Miss Grant to Perform at Children’s Ball This Afternoon
Miss Anne Grant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joan W Grant joins a lineup at the Ansley hotel children’s soiree this afternoon. Also dancing are Marjorie Sweet of Chicago Douglas Fain Wilma Esemay Pauline DeGive Paine and Elgeman. Grant performs a bow and arrow dance as others present Peter Pup and pierrette numbers. Prizes include skates guinea pigs a doll candy and a fully dressed life sized doll raffle at ten cents a chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Grant
Joan W. Grant
Lst
Marjorie Sweet
Chicago
Douglas Fain
Wilma Esemay
Pauline DeGive
DeGive
Paine
Elgeman
Pierrette
Peter Pup
Misa Grant
Charity Dance and Soiree at Anstey Hall for Atlanta Children’s Home
A home built candy sale and a spring themed soiree at the Anstey ballroom invite all town children. Mrs. Phinizy Calhoun chairs the effort for the Atlanta Children's Home. Georgian Terrace hosts a dancing party headlined by Miss Marjorie Sweet of Chicago with many young socialites and chaperones listed. last night’s Georgian Terrace dancing drew hundreds of guests in a lively weekly event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anstey
Phinizy Calhoun
Atlanta
Georggian Terrace
Tea at Art Exhibit and Society Dances in Atlanta
Mrs Richard Johnston hosts tea at the Ponce de Leon exhibition of pictures and the Atlanta Art Association's committee members attend. Miss Calhoun's luncheon at the Piedmont Driving Club honors Harriett Calhoun with wedding attendants. Mrs McMillan and Mrs Kemp Slaughter host gatherings, and Mrs Raine entertains at two tables at the Driving Club for Mr McMillan. The Dansant by Fulton and DeKalb suffrage branches draws young society, while Phi Kappa Sigma hosts a theater party for Tech Marionettes. Tea Dance at Druid Hills Golf Club and Driving Club events feature prominent Atlanta figures and guests, including Mrs Crosby of Washington, D. C. and Col. Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johnston Wall
Ponce de Leon
Atlanta
Calhoun
J. YT. Dorsey, Jr
Piedmont Driving Club
Harriett, Calhoun
Miss Calhoun
McMillan
Kemp Slaughter
Seventh Streets
William G. McMillan
Baltimore
Joseph Raine
Driving Club
McMilan
Vesper Club
Fulton and Deialb
A. Mason
George Harries Roach
Good
Party notes and Society Events in Atlanta Area
Miss Marguerite Ward party plans with Robert Lowry host. Charles Roddey Eugene Kelley entertain. Tech Marionettes perform at Atlanta theater Saturday evening with many colleges expected. Fraternities hosting box parties include Alpha Tau Omega Kappa Alpha Sigma Nu and Sigma Phi Epsilon. Miss Jones engagement luncheon hosted by Charles Shelton. Inman Battey to host matinees for bride elect Miss Bluse Stewart. Miss Essie Jordan hosts card party for Roysten Cupaniss and Ward Wight. Jonquils and narcissus decorate homes. numerous social guests listed. Grace Madden and Nymrod S. Hurst wed at Hurst Brittingham home. Sewing Club entertained by Mrs Hirst Sutton. Miss Heard event hosted by Mrs Edward Gifford with Mary Louise Heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O
Manan Stearns
Ann Patterson
Elizabeth DeGraftenred
Joe Twitty
Ted Holl Ami
Leon Watson
Sigma Nu
Marie Dinzen
Sarah Powers
Irene
King
Reynolda Clark
Air
Jack Brauntree
J. J. Fivider
Essie Jordan
Eleventh Street
Roysten Cupaniss
Ward Wight
HilWard Spalding
Jack Thiesen
Young Smith
John Ro Bne
Andrew Nigelson
Hunter Muse
Cleve i
Woodside
William
Sims
Sem Dick
Mise Jordan
Georgette Crene
Jordan
Miss Heard
Edward Gifford
Mary Louise Heard
Berns
Myrtle
Gann
Marjorie Mayo
Miss Speebies
Randall Satterwhite
Ruth Cameron
Haya Reynolds
Myrtle Gann
Mary Evins
Peeples
Addie Ler Blondworth
Jennie Sloan
Henry Foster
Mra
Lynch
Bloodworth
Ray Satterwhite
O. VA
B. Blodworth
Curtis Oslin
Hamirick
Sloan
Clary
Jthoden
Miss Calhoun Hostess Brunch Bridge Party in Ansley Park
Miss Harriett Calhoun a bride elect was honored at a late afternoon bridge party at Mrs Marshall Clarke Johnsons Ansley Park home. turquoise blue satin and tulle guests included Mrs Calhoun Mrs W S Witham Mrs Migene Callaway Mrs Clarence Haverty and many more as jonquils and spring flowers decorated the setting. prizes at each table a crepe de chine handkerchief and the guest of honor was presented in charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Calhoun
Marshall Clarke Johnson
Ansley Park
Pretty Bridge
Eneneon
Harriett Calhoun
Honer
Liel
Migene Callaway
Marlon Smalth
Hughes Spalding
Clarence Haverty
Katherine Kia
Westergel
Terhone
Larriet Gre
Chefird West
Fin
Bessie Jones
Mra
Max Wiight
Esther Smith
Maury Tielen Moody
Josephine Mobley
Marshall Af Kenge
J.B. Meter
Sam Mins
Jennie D. Morris
Aurelia Mass Mignon Metarty
Yourdian
Dorsey
Furtin
Phinizy Calhoun
Andrew Calhoun
Tolert Shedden
Heney Jenison
Victor Mar Smith
Charlés Rersen
Wham A.” Speer
Ten Tevcle Brown
Jimmons
Henry Johnson
Joan Charles Wheatley
Atkinson at Grand on Sunday Night
Dean John R. Atkinson will preach at the Grand theater Sunday night at 7 45 assisted by Rev W W Memminger of All Saints and the joint choirs of All Saints and St Philip’s cathedral. The sermon topic is Making Heaven of the Heart and related St Philip’s morning enhancements include holy communion breakfast Sunday school and baptism instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Atkinson
Grand Theater
W W. Memminger
al Saints
All Saints
St. Philip's Cathedral
Dean Atkinson
St. Philip's
Arkwright to speak to school principals about public service
Arkwright, president of the Georgia Railway and Lower Company, will address principals of the public schools at the Girls High School building Saturday morning on regulations of public service operations. Eugene Ragland will discuss birds and insects, CP Zaner will speak on penmanship, with Suiss Mamié L. Pitts presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Arkwright
Georgia Railway and Lower Company
Eugene Ragland
Zaner
Ohio
Suiss
Marion Hotel Receiver Sought in Involuntary Bankruptcy
A petition filed Friday in federal court seeks the involuntary bankruptcy of Dabney H. Scoville, lessee of the Marion hotel, with debts alleged at 5700. The petition also covers the Marion hotel and other properties controlled by Scoville. Scoville admitted solvent status, and the principal claimant is Mrs. Lamine B. Scoville with a 5000 claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabney HH. Scovilie
Marion Hotel
Hawkes Opera Glasses Offerings From A. K. Hawkes Co
A. K. Hawkes Co Opticians announces a choice selection of best opera glasses and field glasses for Grand Opera viewing. The advert highlights Hawkes offerings with prices and a location on Whitehall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkes
Grand Opera
Centrail
A. K. Hawkes Co
Opticians
II Whitehali St
Adv
Church Services and Union Meetings Across Atlanta
The Catholic Presbyterian and Central Baptist churches report active services with many professions of faith and baptisms. Services include Dr Orden’s sermon Inhraim's Return Unto God and a union overflow meeting at First Christian church. Additional notes cover layman gatherings at Piedmont hotel and upcoming sermons by Trav W. Jacobs and D. Hulley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion
Inhraim
Orden
Central Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church
Atkinson
Central Baptist Churc
D. Hulley
Dean Atkinson
Dr. Riley
Bouyer
Cole
Mrs Sanders Remains To Rest At Oakland
Mrs. Rebecca Hulsay Sanders died Thursday at her daughter’s home on Penchtrea Road. Funeral held Saturday at 11 a.m. at First Methodist Church Dunoxe pastor officiated with Dr. C. Ed Wilmer assisting. Pallbearers listed. Interment in Oakland. Survived by three daughters in New York and Atlanta, two sons in Houston and Atlanta, and two sisters in Bruneswick Ga and Lakelawn. Daughter of early Marthaville settlers and widow of W C Sanders of Inman Saunders Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Hulsay Sanders
Li It. Bratton
Penchtrea Road
Wall
R Denen
Jer TE Im. Dunoxe
First Methodist Church
Mermbey
Wil
C. Ed Wilmer
Islanic Trman
Ban Jie
Sam Martin
Thomas JG Paine
W. C. Hoyer
Mwell Gay
Oakland
Sanders
Mes
Joseph Holdieman
New York
James
Vickey
Veatton
Atlanta
John W. Sanders
Houston
Texas
Taman
Taman 17. Sanders, of Atlanta, and Two Ters, Mrs. W. IT. Lettan
Brunesick
T. J. Hooks
Lakelawn
Marthasville
W. C. Sanders
Inman, Saunders & Co
Kraft to Leave on Concert Tour
Dr Kraft, famed organist Allania city, heads a midwest recital circuit after today’s New Orleans concert. A free organ recital is set for Atlanta Auditorium this Sunday but March 28 event canceled. Kraft then travels north to Cleveland Mishawaka St Paul and Minneapolis for further performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwin
Arthur Kraft
Allania
Middle West
Kraft
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mony
North
Cleveland
Ohio
Mishawanka
Ind
St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Where are the children of George Terrell found
A letter to Atlanta mayor Woodward from G G Eubanks of Tallassee seeks aid in locating George Terrell and his three children. The notice claims a deceased relative left an estate to Terrell and his heirs in Tallassee Alabama. City directories do not reveal any such Terrell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Terrell
Atlanta
Woodward
Tallassee
Alabama
G. G. Eubanks
Terrell
Southeastern Fair Seen as Job Boost for Unemployed
Vice President J M B Hoxsey of Southern Bell and Atlanta’s Associ ated Charities urges the Southeastern Fair to focus on employment of the unemployed. He notes building the fair association structures could start soon, providing public work during a low mood period to alleviate unemployment among laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. B. Hoxsey
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Atlanta
Associated Charities
Southeastern Jtair Project
Georgia
Hoxsey
Southeastern Fair Association
Humphrey Recovering After Successful Operation
William G. Humphrey of the Robinson Humphrey Wardlaw firm and former council member underwent surgery at St Joseph's Infirmary on Thursday. The operation was successful and he is reported to be doing well. He has been in poor health, but doctors believe the procedure will restore his health and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Humphrey
Robinson-Iumphrey-Wardlaw Company
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Cardus praised by Mrs. Daugherty for health recovery
Mrs W J Daugherty reports using Cardus after weakness and nerve troubles. She says the medicine restored energy, relieved back pain and female complaints, and kept in the house for family benefit. She urges other suffering women to try Cardus and claims strong improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrycross
Als
W. J. Daugherty
Cardus
Cantar
Cardut
Cardu
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Miss Grant
Chelena Market Co
M. Pryor
Keely
Robert 3. Wessels
Douglas Paine
Wina Elseman
Francesship
Nina Hopking
Marian Stearns
Hallie Crawford
Charlotte Meador
Grace Goldsmith
Dolores Helsinger
Madeline Bellinger
Eugenia Mail
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Tech
Gladys Byrd
Edith Hildreth
Elizabeth Hudson
Brauaacoljena
Nel Walker
Jessie Thompson
Tom Hancock
Ed Carman
Irvins Fife
Ralph’ Lewis
Barnard Boyken
Druid Wills
Harrylett Calhoun
Mra. Crosby
Washington, D. C
J. M. High CO
Niewspap
Robert J. Lowry
Marguerite Ward
Charles Roddey
Eurgene Kelley
Robert. Davis
Cliftora Hatcher
Ste
Thomas Daniel
James TP. Williame
F. Spalding
van “Astor Batchetor
Mr. Thorndsay. Lyon
Henry Kennedy
Miss Jones
Charles E. Shelton
West
Uta Dean Jones
Beverly Dubosc
Joseph By
Harrison Jones
Claude Douthit
Miss Stewart
Wugh Inman Battey
Miss Bluse Stewart
Hadden-Hurst
Grace Madden
Nymrod
Hurst
Hurst Brittingham
Inliman Park
Ev. W. Lea
Sewing Club
WG. Sewing Club
Hirst Sutton
Matthew Gheesling
Vesta_Garraux
Fred Thurman
Fred Gibbs
Tulie Har E
Arthur Rent
Roy Smith
Marvin Bendinsfield
Hoy Smith
Church Services
ery-Meraber Camvans
Druid Ills’ Presbyterian Church
Ian
Hey
Piedmont
Episcopal Churches
wWehmty
Piedmont Hotel
John W. Locke
California
National Council of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
United States
Locke
Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Cal
Yorke
Lealers
Druid Wally Presbyterian Church
Jacobs
Trav
Thornwell Jacobs
Oglethorpe University
Central Congregational Church
Second Baptist Serviers
Arthur Brown
Chanpman-Alexander
John J. White
Second Baptist” Church
Brown
Dr. White
Columbia
S C
Capitol
Firet Christian Church
Peakers Preachers Singers
Cheney
Fey Ebecey
Humphrey
Cardun
Cardui
Alaaga
Alabama Georgia Syrup CO
Montgomery, Ala
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Hudson
Grand Central Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
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