Springtime social season fills city with debutantes
Mrs W A Speer hosts springtime dinners and luncheons at home on tract road, welcoming forty four debutantes and honoring Miss Agria Ledgon and Miss Lorena White. Mrs Cobb Caldwell S and Mr W Witham plan gatherings. Miss Annie Mays Patterson hosts a Matines party at Forsyth. A Georgian Terrace dinner honors Mrs Perkins and her Chicago guests. A school girls gathering at Lucy Dobbs ends with a matinee at Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mays Patterson
Forsyth
Lorena White
Miss White
Cora McCord Brown
Lucy Dobbs
Emma Jordan
Goline Campbell
Lucile Peacock
Fay Dobbs
Ethel Scarborough
Mabel Pearce
Columbus
Dobbs
Forsythy
Social Tea and Recital Preview in Atlanta
Mrs Frank L Stanton hosts a tea for six in compliment to Mrs Keenan of Columbia S C with an automobile ride after. Mrs Jessie Southwick lectures this evening at Miss Woodberry's school, a dramatic reading open to the public. Mrs Ed A Pierce entertains with bridge in honor of Mrs D W Geter, with prizes. Mr and Mrs J W Austin host a gathering for Tech students and Miss Bates class, featuring a playful surprise and lavish flowers around $68 in blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hucker
Lolissigrin
Woodberry School
Frank L. Stanton
Keenan
Columbia, S. C
J. T. Daniel
Jessie ‘Plattles Southwick
Mmss
Southwick
Atlanta
Emerson College of Oratory
Jean D'Arc
Ed A. Pierce
Ed A. Flérce
Bridge
D. W. Geter
Macon
T. J. Butler
Ethel Briggs
Valdosta
T. K. Johnson
QW. H. Burkhalter
Dr. Pattillo
C. Prim
B. Pepper
Mgr
J. W. Austin
Mr. Austin
Tech
St Mark's Bundsy School
Eizabeth Winship Bates
Tis House
Orpheus Society
Lenore Jones
Leta Coleman
Sable Evans
Erin Holder
Brenau
Phi Beta Sigma Society
Berta Baldwin
Lessia Covington
Sally Evans
Ruth Elgin
Phoebe Laing
Irene Redding
Hana Boyd
Magnolia Bostwick
Carol Dean
Octavia Hunter
Miss Parks
Misa Alline Parks
Forrest Avenue
Louise Pickard
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cooking School Tickets On Sale At Local Store
Tickets for The Cooking School are on sale today at Cham Berlin Johnson DuBose Company's department store in the tea room and at 117 Whitehall Street. Season tickets cost $1 and grant six lectures and demonstrations next week at the old Capital City Club building. Mrs Gilchrist Strong, a domestic science expert, will present the program for Atlanta women. Vesper service Sunday and YWCA dining room menu listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company
Tea Room
Whitehesll Street
Old Capital
City Club
Gilchrist Strong
Atlanta
Jewish Play at Dr. Kleinfeld Directed Revival at Evening
A historic event celebration features a revised play and music on Sunday evening directed by Dr. Alex Kleinfeld. Cast includes Queen Hathor Rose Goldberg King Ahasuerus Dave Coleman and Mordecai Charlie Pearl with Esther Zaban and Ruth Altchenstein among maidens. Morning Bridge hosted by Mrs. Joseph Regenstein. prizes awarded. Athletic Club Dance at Atlanta Athletic Club tonight. Miss Hutchins honored by Miss Marion Foster with bridge party next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phig
Alex 9
Kleinfeld
Annie Reisman
Percy Rosenberg
Mordecai
Charlie Pearl
Sam Schlesinger
O. Gershon
Ruby Harris
Annie Goldstein
Ruth Altchenstein
Ethel Sinko
Ida Ross
Esther Zaban
Notable Social Teas And A Grand Concert At Atlanta Georgian Terrace
Mrs James Dunham Carhart of Nashville attended a tea at the Georgian Terrace hosted by Mrs William Beavers Carhart. Mrs Burrell Wilkerson hosted an matinee for Mrs Walter Keenan of Columbia. Violinist Miss Jean Taylor of Tennessee travels through Atlanta en route to south Georgia and Florida. Miss Taylor, pupil of Witek Thibayal and Yasaye, plans a Vienna debut next winter and a U.S. tour thereafter. Jose Conrado Tovar, 18, Mexican concert pianist, arrives from Mexico for a Georgia Terrace appearance, brother to Manuel Tovar, violinist and Terrace leader. A 42 party by Mrs A Rauschenberg honored Miss Lorena White, bride-elect, with pink decor, sewing prize and boudoir cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunham Carhart
Nashville
William Beavers Carhart
Georgian Terrace
Burrell Wilkerson
Atlanta
Walter Keenan
Columbia
9.C
Jean Taylor
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Caief
Peter Turney
Jose Conrado Tovar
Mexico
United States
Inexico
Europe
Mexico City
Beethoven
Manuel Tovar
the Terrace
A. Rauschenberg
Lorena White
Social items from Chicago and Atlanta society notes
Fiancee M r and Mrs William Blalock visit Dubugia with parents Mr and Mrs Peter Keane in attendance Mrs William Heavers Carhart Nashville guest Dunham Carhart among Nashville guests Daisy Hull Sparks of acon guests Day McCall Jacksonville hosts James L Logan on Juniper Street Joseph Regenstein hosts Peach theo house ready to move in July Kartens Clive meeting with Mrs Stewart Rob Florence Dennis wins prize Mrs Jasper Bell and children return from Mortda
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William i Blalock
Peter Keane
Dubugia
Day ‘“McCall
Jack Sonville
James’ L. Logan
Juniper Strest
Joseph Regenstein
Gre Ponding & Home
Peach
Kartens Clidve
Myrs
Stewart
Weather Turns Chilly After Weekend Rain In Atlanta
The forecast calls for continued cold and a small amount of rain today, with Sunday to be fair and warmer. The recent heavy rainfall left a cooling spell in its wake, but Atlantans look forward to improved weather as the week advances. A gofer reminds readers only eight days remain to buy season tickets, with grand opera season tickets ending April 1 and seats still available for those eager to attend each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gopher
Grand Opera
Grand Opera Seasor
Best Dental Work At Moderate Prices
There is no need to pay exorbitant prices for high quality dental work. The Atlanta Dental Parlors at Peachtree and Decatur streets offer top dental care at prices low enough for modest purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Peachtree
Decatur Streets
Farewell Service for Dr. Len G. Broughton at Baptist Tabernacle
A farewell service for Dr. Len G. Broughton will be held Sunday night at the Baptist Tabernacle in Atlanta before his departure to London. The program lists C. C. Callaway as MC with the deacon body on stage and many speakers including John J. Eagan H. A. Etheridge and Clark Howell. Dr. Broughton will address the congregation and friends in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len G. Broughoin
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Atlanta
London
England
C. Callaway
Dr. Broughton
John J. Eagan
H. A. Etheridge
Witham
R. F. Maddox
John Temple Grives
Marion M. Jackson
Clark Howell
George M. Brown
John J. White
John F. Purser
C. W. Daniels
W. B. Riley
W.W. R. Owen
BR. O. Flinn
M. J. Cofer
J. W. Ham
Robert Stuart MacArthur
Broughton
Family Night at the First Baptist Church
Last evening at the First Baptist Church the event titled The Family Night featured a musical opening with the chorus. Dr. Rifey preached The Whole Family for God from Genesis vii 2, eight converts and two baptized into fellowship followed. Four days remain with women’s sessions and youth focus, and Sunday will include four evangelist meetings with activities for children, men, and a large revival night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
eVargelist
Riley
Chief Justice Olson Addresses City on Court Reform
Chief Justice Harry Olson of the Municipal Court of Chicago will deliver an address on municipal court reform and judicial procedure this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the council chamber at City Hall. Invited by the Atlanta Bar Association, his remarks will be heard by several Atlanta citizens. Olson, a leading Illinois jurist, heads a pioneering municipal court noted for judicial reform that has gained favorable regard among elites nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Olson
Chicaroo
Atlanta Bar Association
Atlanta
Judge Olson
Atats
Mllinois
Municipal Court
United States
Chicago
Home campaign nears its close attract investors in stock drive
Directors meeting noted $15 060 in stock unsold in the new Atlanta Chamber of Commerce building. Committees recruit City business leaders yet to invest as luncheon next Tuesday sets final campaign report. Friday stock allotments approved for citizens, small investors welcomed alongside larger subscribers seeking safe solid returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Big Griffin Mills Will Start Up Soon
Griffin Georgia March 22 Special The Boyd Mangham cotton mills closed for months will resume operation Clyde King of Atlanta president of the Georgian Cotton Mills Company which bought Boyd Mangham Spalding and Central mill is in New York arranging for sale of goods with Lewis H Beck Griffin superintendent. The Spalding mill and Central mill will start after power line extension by the Georgia Power Company from Atlanta to Griffin. Starting up will bring hundreds to Griffin and stimulate local manufacturing and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Boyd-Mangham Cotton Mills
Clyde King
Atlanta
Georgian Cotton Mills Company
Boyd- Mangham, Spalding and Central Mill
New York
Lewis H. Beck
Spalding
Georgia Power Company
Tri County Teachers Visit Tifton For Education Week
About 100 public school teachers from Turner Tift and Worth counties are slated to attend a four day educational week in Tifton starting Monday April 1. State Superintendent Brittain will help lead the tri county teachers institute with three sessions and expert lectures. The High School Association of the second Congressional district meets April 4 and 6 drawing an estimated 400 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Turner
Tift
Worth
Tri-County
Teachers’ Institute
High School Association of the Second Congressional District
Brittain
Trix County
Agricultural expert collects data for Georgia bulletin
Professor Charlen H. Lane of the U S Department of Agriculture spends several days at the Second District Agricultural School gathering material for a forthcoming Georgia district schools bulletin. The aim mirrors a Wisconsin bulletin with reviews photographs and student body views. Congregational Roddenberg pressed for the Georgia bulletin and alerted local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Charlen H. Lane
Office of Experiment Stations
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Doufilas
Lane
Georgia
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Bulletin
Roddenberg
Burglar Uses Morris Tools to Open Safe at GN Morris Furniture
G W Morris of the GN Morris Furniture company reported a burglary at his office on Friday morning. Tools from his own shop were used to crack the safe and a counterfeit half dollar with a hole was taken. Police suspect amateurs did the job after finding the door pried from the outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
G. W. Morris
Morris Furnitureompany
Petera Street
Morrin
New Low Grade Road Route in Madison County
Athens Ga March 33 Special Professor J Koch returned from Madison county where, by the wishes of the commissioners, he relocated a road to a grade under 1 percent from the former eight. Landowners pledged 3000 dollars, Athens business men 2800, and Madison county commissioners 3000 to fund the new route and its construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
J. @. Koch
Madison County
Wien
Athend
County Summisalotiers of
Madison
Business Property in LaGrange Changes Hands
LaGrange Ga March 22 Special A deal closed between J Dunsonh Brea Company and Dr J H lane in which the former acquires a 4 percent plot of ground at Vernon and Bouwth Lewis street, bounded around 6000 dollars. J B Dawson, president, said plans are not fixed but a building to house supply and agricultural branches may be erected on the plot, forming a valuable business property on the street and continuing nearby business houses.
Change in Principal of Commerce Schools
Commards Ga March 22 Special The resignation of Professor I FB fired superintendent of the public schools was accepted by the day board of education at a meeting held last night. Professor Ired has just been elected county superintendent. The board elected Professor H Bible, superintendent of the public schools, D Laverild to succeed Mr Elrod. If Mr Bible accepts he will take charge at an daily date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commards
Marth
I. FB
Board of Education
Ired
Elrod
Bible
Elarge
Passengers Hurt On Canadian Pacific Fort William
A brief casualty note reports fourteen passengers injured aboard a Canadian Pacific train near Fort William Ontario on March 24. Details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Fort + William
Ontario
Sattle
Robinnaire Hair Dye Promises Quick Gray Hair Restora tion
A persistent ad for Robinnaire Hair Dye claims it restores hair to its original color and health, with quick response and non staining. The product, marketed by Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta, offers a 25 cent trial size and a larger bottle for seven times its price, postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs’. Pharmacy
Atlanta
The Newest Vogue in Silver Bags Bracelet Bag
The Bracelet Bag is a chain purse on a heavy silver ring that opens automatically. It is introduced in Atlanta and claimed to be well made and attractive as the smartest accessory to a woman's street or calling costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fishing Laws Broken Alfrelda Ordered to Enforce
Raleigh March 23 Governor Kitchin ordered the gunboat Alfrelda from Newbern to Mdenton to enforce the fishing laws in Albemarle sound. Dare county civil authorities have failed to cope with law-breaking and requested help. The gunboat with twenty five officers and men will be operated under orders of Fish Commissioner Vann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Kitchin
Alfrelda
Newborn
Mdenton
Albemarle Sound
Dare County
Vann
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Mias Agriea Ledgon
Charlea A. Dans
Cobb Caldwell
Robert L
Edwin F. Johnson
Mie Sendere McDaniel
Georgian Terracé
James R. Holliday
Commimiént
F. R. Perkins
Perkins
Mrs. Keenan
Len G. Broughton
Mrs. DuPre
Jénnie Hutching
John DuPre
Emma Katé Amorous
Ruth Stallings
DuPre
Allene Gentry
Aurelia Speer
Mary Vielen Momlv
Sarah Hawser
Mise Isabelane
Je “Tis
Eimina Kat
Ruth
Starling
Athletic Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
Wommen
Miss Hutchins
Misa Marion Foster
Jennfe Hutchins
Mrs. Carhart
Matinee Party
Fancéa
Oe Mra
Jasper Bell
Mortda
Jovercoats
Sears
Aed
FIRST
Chief Justice Olsen
BIG Griffin Mills
Baker’s
Uuysbe
Ee Col——S. Walter Bake
Lagrange
Davis & Freeman
Jewelers
Whitehall St
Faust
Spaghetti
Maull Bros
Sk Louis
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