Elaborate Tea-Dance For Pretty Bride Elect
Mr and Mrs W A Speer hosted a tea dance at their home with Harriet Calhoun and Stewart Witham as guests of honor. The event drew about 100 unmarried friends, lavish spring flowers, decorated rooms, and a buffet supper. Amorechestra provided music for dancing as attendees wore elegant gowns. A festive, hospitable mood prevailed throughout the evening.
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W.A. Speer
Harriet Calhoun
Stewart Witham
King Room
Am Orcelestra
Speer
Silvey
Meenvie
A. W. Calhoun
Witham
Miss Calhoun
Bessie Jones
Passie May Ottley
Margaret Grant
Katherine Ellis
Louise Broyles
Esther Smith
Martin
Fits Willam D. Grant
Bessie Martin
New York
Harriett Calhoun
Mir Stewart Witham
Keil Reid
Willard McBurney
Halpit Hazan
Miss Stewart
R. K. Rambo
Bridge
West Peachties Street
Eloise Stewart
Margaret Bramsett
Hat Home
Waverly Wary
May Atkinson
Newnan
Droege
Marie Harris
Albert Droege
New Haven
Conn
Harris
Stephen Hook
Walter Ballard
T. Morgan
Burwell Pope
Charles Smith
Willis Milner
George Fauss
Werner
Buck
Georgian Terrace
Mildred Wellhouse
Aimee Magnus
Chicago
Closing Tea Dance in Georgia Suffrage Era
The last Dansant of the season at the Vesp club features Professor Ōuler and his sister Miss Sater with demonstrations on latest steps. Chaperons listed include Mrs Hibb Wason Mrs Emil Melourald and others. Executive committee met in Atlanta with Mary L Melendon presiding and reports of suffrage work across Georgia.
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Vesp
Professor Ōuler
Miss Sater
Laisse Olomber
Hibb
Wason
Emil Melourald
Euck Brown
M George Starring- Jier
Green
Miss Roach
Tear- Riu
Woman's Suffrage Assuriation
Atlanta
Mary L Melendon
Georgia
Suffrage Events Planned to Support Equal Drama in Georgia
Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association announces a three month series of entertainments to fund an educational campaign for equal suffrage in Georgia. A suffrage spelling bee is set for Atlanta in early April with committee members Mrs Amelia Woodall Mrs Alice Daniels and Miss Katherine Koch.
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Young People’s Association
Georgia Young People's Suttings Association
Ansley
Mary L. McLendon
Georgia Woman's Association
Matthews
Washington
Margaret Kovh
Pacific Coast
MM. Twiges
Emory University
Ming Nella
Mae Hilley
Inter
Rum Bucholtz
Georgia
Amelia Woodall
Alice C. Daniels
Katherine Koch
Atlanta
Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association
Kate Koch
Prees
Elopement Overcomes Parental Objections in Atlanta
Olga Beckett of St. Albans West Virginia and Augustus Kugleman of New York wed at the Piedmont hotel Atlanta overcoming parental objections. Kugleman returned from Havana and the couple sail to New York by steamer from Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
Olga Beckett
St. Albans
W. Va
Augustus Kugleman
New York
Kugleman
Havana
Beckett
Savannah
Georgians to Attend Convention in Chattanooga
Large Georgia delegation heads to governors conference in Chattanooga to discuss Hoosierland-to-Dixie highway plan. A special train from Atlanta departs Union Station Friday night April 2 at 8 30. Governor Slaton and governors from Illinois Indiana Kentucky Tennessee and Florida expected to attend. Georgia counties contest night highway routes with round trip from Atlanta at 4.05 and reservations at 14 Peachtree Street or Main 169.1.
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Chattanooga
Union Station
Slaton
Hilnois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Florida
Georgia
South Georgia
Nordy Georgia
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
J.A Thomas
Main
Back to Farm Offer Explained by Haden For Georgia Chamber
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce clarifies that the Sunday offer was an offer to advance railroad fare and drayage for households moving to farms for those who already secured land or work. President Haden says the goal is to help deserving families relocate, not to locate land. Numerous letters and visits from tenants and laborers prompt call for farmers to respond with details on available land, labor, or tenancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Hersong
Haden
Committee Probes City Claims After Fresh Inquiries
The city council committee on contested claims and litigation, chaired by Councilman W. Smith, adopts personal investigations to assess claims of property damage and sidewalk encroachments. Members visited districts Friday to verify damages and payments, reviving a method once used years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
W. Smith
Evangelistic Meetings At First Christian Church Series
The First Christian church will hold a series of devotional and evangelistic meetings each evening during Easter week, beginning next Sunday morning. Dr Bricker will preach, W B M HackTeman of Indianapolis will direct the music, and Dr B Wilmer of St Luke's will teach the lesson for Bricker's auditorium class at 8:30 Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Bricker
W. B. M. Hack- Teman
Indianapolis
B. Wilmer
St. Luke's Charch
2Uditorium
Dr Jones to Occupy His Pulpit Sunday
Dr Charles O Jones has recovered from a heart attack and will occupy the pulpit of Trinity church on Sunday at 11 am. His subject will be Christ, the High Priest. At night Trinity will unite with other churches of the city in a final meeting at the Peachtree Street tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Jones
Trinity Church
Christ
Trinity
Peachtree Street Tabernacle
Life's Complete Equipment Sermon at Central Presbyterian
A service of unusual interest will be held at Central Presbyterian church Sunday at 11 crelock. Dr Ogden will preach Life's Complete Equipment and a large number of persons will be publicly received into church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Crelock
Ogderna
The
Churen
Mayor Inspects Howell Street Paving Pushes Concrete Over Brick
Mayor Woodward led the street committee to inspect Howell street concrete, arguing it saves over six thousand dollars and would improve South Pryor street. Council’s second ward delegates vow to fight the plan and seek a veto override amid bid allegations against Shelly Smith. The committee will study more concrete projects before reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevyer
Woodward
Howell Street
South Pryor Street
Pryor Street
Second Ward
Shelly Smith
Palm Sunday Cathedral Services at St Philip’s and Grand Theatre
Palm Sunday services at St Philip’s cathedral feature Dean Allinson speaking on The Scarlet Sun of History. The schedule includes Holy Communion, breakfast, Sunday school, Bible classes, July communion and sermon, Stumer’s Crucifixion, and a 4 p.m. confirmation class. Evening service at the Grand Theatre is at 7:43 p.m. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philip's Cathedral
Dean Allinson
Stumer
Grand Theater
Publc Us
Chief Justice W. E. Fish Returns Home to Convalesce
Friends of Chief Justice W. E. Fish report he has returned home from the hospital and is convalescing rapidly after a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EL Fish
State Supreme Court
Nis
Cardui Restores Health In Woman's Painful Condition
Mrs Thomas Davis of this place describes severe womanly troubles that left her underweight with dreadful pains and insomnia. After using Cardui, she reports pain relief, weight gain from 86 to 126 pounds, regular cycles, restored strength, and now recommends Cardui to others. Her friends noted the dramatic change observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalla
Thomas Davis
Cardal
Cardui
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Philadelphia
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