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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1914
Page
9
Atlanta musicians form the Slaton Quartette in tribute to Mrs Slaton wife of Georgia’s governor. Members include David Love first violin Vincent Ka second violin Jose Garcia viola and A Pault cello. The group honors the governor’s wife for her leadership and support of Atlanta music and the permanent symphony orchestra.
Minty Jordan hosted a party at her West Peachtree Street home with guests from Columbus Macon and Kansas City including Miss Louise Scarborough Miss Mabel Hurt Miss Mary Lane Miss Theo Prioleau and Miss Mary Lillian Warren among others Chaperones were Mrs J D mp and Mrs Sadie Whitney Capital City club and Piedmont Driving club urge members hosting after opera performances to reserve club tables A table dhote supper will follow the opera at Capital City club on select evenings A dinner dance is planned at Piedmont Driving club Tuesday of opera week
Mrs Virgie Bain of Board Camp Arkansas recounts relief from long standing cramps and fatigue after using Cardui the woman’s tonic. She claims prior remedies failed but three bottles restored strength and joy. The ad urges readers to try Cardui and consult the Chattanooga Medicine Co for guidance and a Home Treatment booklet.
Opera week social events in Atlanta feature club access for guests with courtesy cards at the Capital City club and reservable table seating after performances. The Druid Hills Golf club opens May 1 with a formal clubhouse welcoming guests during opera week. Hospital auxiliary and Trinity church circle events, plus multiple recitals at Washington Seminary and the Barili School of Music, invite public attendance and showcase local artists.
A flurry of society events fills the week with guests from Boston to Knoxville. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford host at the Capital City, Colonel L. D. Tyson of Knoxville attends Carmen week events, and Mrs. Neal hosts an Afternoon Tea for Boston visitors at her Fourteenth street home. Newman Club meets at Marist college. a 600-voice singing convention plans regional activity, a Wells dinner dance is set for Tuesday at the Georgian Terrace, and Governor Slaton relocates to Peachtree road for the summer.
The Woman's Pioneer Society will meet at the Piedmont hotel at 3 p.m. Wednesday, April 1. All members are requested to be present.
Miss Lora Cunningham of Glenwood Iowa guests of Mr and Mrs F M Robinson. Kay Florence Wadley Coleman of Macon visits aunt Mrs William Green Raoul during opera festivities. Mr and Mrs Harman and family move to Hast Lake country home Monday. Mrs B T Lamb and Misses Lucy and Mattie Lamb of New York join Mr Lamb for opera season welcomed by Atlanta friends. Dr W S Elkin leaves for a week in New York with Mrs Elkin and Mrs Harry English. Mrs 8 Ellis and Miss Ellis return from Hampton Terrace Augusta. Mr and Mrs Selly Evans of Atlanta and Sir Robert and Lady MacKenzie of Canada visit Monte Carlo en route south. Mrs John Gwins improves after illness. Mrs J Z Gentsies to host tea this afternoon.
A جمع of short notices lists visitors and relatives in Atlanta including Mrs John day Smith of New York Mrs J M Couch and Mrs Kate Gray at Sendal and Haralgon Mrs William J Tilson hosting a bridge group for Mrs John Tilson of New York James Blair Jr of New York plans to attend opera season at the Georgian Terrace Miss Lella Mayuli of Athens staying with Mrs Philip Weltner John Brig McKelvey of Kingston in town Mrs Sheppard W Foster helped form a Daughters of the American Revolution chapter in Gainesville Mrs BR J Scott returned from New York Mrs George Carlton and her young son visiting Dr and Mrs Goldsmith Mrs Frank Gunn of Macon visiting her parents W A Neal Mrs John Randolph Hopkins and grandson John Randolph Hopkins Jr are in the city after Florida winter Miss Julia Lowry Taylor of Atlanta to visit Mrs Fred Lewis during grand opera Mrs Alec May Freeman to visit aunt Mrs Walter Taylor in Pennsylvania in April Mrs Clark Howell returned from Athens
The season rates on grand opera tickets end today at 1 PM, with deliveries due by 6 PM for reservations. Opera lovers are urged to act now to secure tickets at the special rate before prices rise to regular wazl rates and the chance to obtain season seats is lost.
At a meeting of all members of the Atlanta Athletic club to be held tonight at the club house on Auburn avenue, plans will be laid to fund the rebuilding of the country club burned recently. The club already has $40,000 in cash and may seek a large additional sum for the new edifice. Noted architects have begun drawing plans, incorporating modern athletic amenities seen in larger clubs. Thomas Paiute of East Lake issued a call urging broad member attendance, as the club's future depends on tonight’s decision.
A stereopticon lecture on Syria will be given at Harris Street Presbyterian Church, W. S. A., Sunday evening at 7:34 o'clock.
The Labor Legislative league paid registration fees for two candidates in coming primaries, W. Wier for county commissioner and S. A. Allbright for the legislature. The move followed action at the regular March 24 meeting at the Labor Temple on Trinity Avenue. The slate shows the candidates making headway in their campaigns.
Gainesville Ga March 27 Special The annual banquet of the Gainesville chamber of commerce at Riverside Military Academy drew over one hundred citizens. Dr J B George presided as toastmaster. Speakers included Mayor J B Rudolph Hall County supervisor John A Smith on good roads Dr J Downey on civic sanitation B S Barker vice president Gainesville and Northwestern on railroads J F Carter on freight fares and W G Mealor on the spirit of cooperation.
A weather sergeant says Atlanta will see generally cloudy skies with a rising chance of rain for Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures will hover between 40 and 70 degrees as easterly or southerly winds persist. The outlook mirrors nationwide unsettled conditions with no sharp temperature changes anticipated.
Pi Kappa Alpha alumni have received a charter from the supreme council to organize an Atlanta alumnus chapter. A charter reception and organizing meeting will be held Tuesday night at Tech’s chapter house, 402 Williams Street, at 8 o’clock. All city members are invited. Oscar W. Underwood is among the nationally prominent members.
Rabbi H Yood newly elected leader of Ahavath Achim, a Birmingham doctor of divinity and former Manchester England rabbi, will deliver a Saturday morning sermon on Judaism Within and Without at 1 o clock. He will address Ahavath Achim’s children Sunday morning and speak again Sunday evening at 5 o clock.
The Druid Hills Sonagontes will lead the Highland Park Baptist church evening service Sunday at 7 30 with candle lighting at 7 24. Short talks on various topics precede a sermon by pastor Ray N B O Kelley.
Mrs. Sarah Almand filed for divorce and permanent alimony in superior court accusing her husband of desertion during a delicate condition last January. She says he now resides in this city while she lives in Marietta and owns property there, and she seeks a court order to prevent him from disposing of his Marietta holdings until the case settles.
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