Y W C A Board to Meet April Third for Charter and Elections
The YWCA board calls a 3:30 pm meeting on April 3 at the YWCA to adopt the charter, adopt the constitution, and elect the permanent board. Membership dues are due, with charter members urged to attend. Miss Annie Mitchel is treasurer and various church groups will receive names for membership. Nearly 250 pledged members, many prominent city women, will form the permanent officers and plan a reading, rest, dining, kitchen, and dressing facilities at Whitehall Street. The gymnasium will be prepared and active work will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Young Woman's Christian Association
Annie Mitchel
Cone Street
First Methodist Church
Sahi¢ Maud Jones
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Jennie Armstrong
Mias Daves
Grace Methodist Episcop” Church
Emily White
St. Jo
Tuggs
Whitehall Street
Work of Patriotic Women in Atlanta Daughters Event
Organization of southern women promotes Confederate era aims through May Day charity and Winnie Davis memorial dormitory work. The Winnie Davis memorial committee aims to raise 25000 dollars for the Georgia State Normal school annex in Athens. Mrs William Green Raoul chairs the committee while Mrs Thompson leads the April eight entertainment for the Daughters of the Confederacy with guests such as Gladys Catching Nel Torrence Miriam Hall and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlanta
Joseph Thompson
States
Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia
State Normal School
Atheng
Winnie Davis
William Green Raoul
Thompson
York
Stonewall Jackson
Pickett
Gettysburg
Morgan
Modern Beauties to Pose for Winnie Davis Memorial Fund
The Winnie Davis memorial fund features a famous miniatures event with Atlanta’s leading beauties posing. Mrs. Norwood Mitchell Mrs. Edward Peters and Mrs. Walter Taylor head the arrangement with Emmie Johnson Martha Glover Frances Walter Juli Taylor and Margaret Newman among those to pose. A dinner at the Piedmont Driving Club Monday will precede several hours of bowling with guests including Annie Witten Josie Stockdell Rebecca Raoul Florence Jackson Mary Connally Judge Walter Colquitt Harvey Phillip Tom Glenn Will Glenn and John Spalding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Davis
Atlanta
Norwood Mitchell
Edward Peters
Walter Taylor
Emmie Johnson
Martha Glover
Frances Walter
Juli Taylor
Miles Margaret Newman
Frances Jonson
Louise Gay
Piedmont Driving Club
Annie Witten
Josie Stockdell
Rebecca Raoul
Florence Jackson
Mary Connally
Walter Colquitt
Harvey Phillip
Tom Glenn
Will Glenn
John Spalding
Bowling Party at Piedmont Driving Club
An informal bowling party was hosted at the Piedmont Driving Club last evening followed by a delightful dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sanders Miss Janie Speer Miss Frances Walter Miss Emma Belle Lowndes Miss Rebecca Raoul Miss Frances Johnson Mr. Joe Connally Mr. Frank Orme Mr. John Barry Mr. Lynn Werner and Mr. Ballman Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Driving Club
Jack Sanders
Janie Speer
Frances Walter
Emma Belle Lowndes
Rebecca Raoul
Frances Johnson
Joe Connally
Frank Orme
John Barry
Lynn Werner
Ballman Sims
Quiet City Wedding Ties Susbee Arwood and David Arwood
Susbee Arwood and David Arwood were quietly married Tuesday evening. The couple left for Macon and plan to visit Nashville, Tennessee, before settling at home after mid April at 335 Luckie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie L. Butbee
David Arwood
Macon
Nashville
Tenn
Luckie Street
Easter Hat Party and Winnie Davis tickets in Greenville
An Easter Hat trimming party will be held next Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burns at 212 Grant Street for the Christian church. Saint Elizabeth Guild meets Monday at 3 30 pm at Church of Immaculate Conception. Winnie Davis memorial entertainment ticket sales expand. prices listed with box office reservations. wedding occurs at A H Wells residence on Buncombe Street as Miles Margaret May Wells marries George Henry Bruns. ceremony performed by Rev J T Coy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Burns
Grant Street
Christian Church
Saint Elizabeth Guild
Church of Immaculate Conception
George Dexter
Edmund Berkeley
Winnie Davis
Greenville wedding unites Miss Hill and Mr. Bruns abroad
The Greenville ceremony featured Miss Mamie Hill and Mr. J. I. Bruns & Bro. son George Bruns, with Dr. Cody officiating. Receptions followed in a lavish spring setting, with palms, ferns, white tulle, and a Lohengrin march signaling the couple's union. Bruns plans a northern trip after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia Chiles
P. M. Taylor
Hasley
Mamie Hill
Greenwood
T. M. Ballenger
Greenville
Mamie McCulloch
George G. Wells
Amelia Bruns
Hodges
George A. Bruns
Columbia
Sue Hill
Cody
Miss Wells
Greenville Female College
Mr. Brune
J. I. Bruns & Bro
George Bruns, Sr
Notable Society Notes From Atlanta Entries
At the Aragon for a few days en route Lome from Florida Master Wills Westmoreland ill at his grandmother Mrs Josephine Lockrane on Feachtree Street Miss Mary Cozart to visit Dr and Mrs R L Palmer before returning to Washington Ga Judge and Mrs Hines and family move to their suburban home Mrs Loulie M Gordon writes letters from Europe returning in May Young ladies and gentlemen rehearse Florodora sextet for Winnie Davis memorial entertainment at the Grand with a successful rehearsal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Parta
Sipectal
W. H. Burwell
Laura Davis
Macon
KR. B. Hartey
G. P. Turner
F. I. Little
T. H. Little
J. Powell
T. L. Reese
J. D. Burnett
R. W. Moore
T. M. Jones
H. L. Culver
L. Hearn
G. 8. Vardeman
T. R. Lamar
L. A. Lamar
Misees Beman
Carey
Lewis
Middlebrooks
Wey
Neppie Hunt
Willie Hunt
Mrs. Burwelt
Mrs. Davis
Annie McComb
Milledgeville
Sue Lamar
May ‘Oliver
Susie Day Powell
Eunice Thom Stella Smith
Blanche Middlebrooks
Lil- Han Middlebrooks
Florence Wilson
Mamye Binion
Ethel Berry
Florence Clancy
Susie Yarbrough
Lily Vardeman
Bessie Vardeman
Minnie Howen
Sallie Bowen
Martiia Yarbrough
Clyder White
Drs. Jernigan
Tarrison
Messrs
W. Alfmend
MM. F
H. Middlebrooks
EB. A
Wills Westmoreland
Willis F. Westmoreland
Josephine Lockrane
Feachtree Street
Mary Cozart
R. L. Palmer
Washington
Judge
Younmg
Winnie Davis
Recital by Mme Schumann-Heink Heads Atlanta Opera Week
Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink arrives in Atlanta for a Grand Opera House recital. She balances concerts with opera, lectures, and study, while music impresario George Soshauffer oversees the Quo Vadis production at the Grand, identical to London New York and Chicago versions. Meanwhile, the Boone-Yaki hypnotism show at the Columbia and Joseph Jefferson’s appearance at the Grand next week draw crowds as the Bijaun Musical Comedy Company schedules an April 14 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
Schumann-Heink
Ting Rot
Shte
George Soshauffer
F.C. Whitney
Edwin Knowles
Stanislaus Starce
London
New York
Chicago
Columbia
Boona
A Stranger in New York at the Granby
The Granby offered A Stranger in New York with standing room only. Otis Harlan led as the title character with John W. Dunne, Tony Hart, Mars Marble, Maude Scott, Lindsay Hall and an acclaimed supporting cast delivering a robust, well received performance likely to draw full houses for matinee and evening shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfolk
New York
Granby
Grisby
Otis Harlan
John W. Dunne
J. Collier Downe
Tony Hart
Baron Sands
Mars Marble
Wil Chase
Maude Scott
Wattie
Lindsay J. Hall
Carroll Sweat
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Arte
Atlanta Chanter
Gladys Catching
Nel Torrence
Miriam Hall
Mabel Swift
Antoinette Blackman
Bessie Smith
Willie Tayless
Fern Read
Bessie Jones
Diva Belle Gregg
Adeline Thomas
Alice Shropshire
Alice
Cora Park
Louise McLean
Luelle Cox
Mary Helen Moody
Clifford West
Almes Hunnicntt
Clara Mitchell
Martha Angier
Mabry Wells Adams
West End
Esther Dorsey
Canitol
Gaul
Club
Susbee Arwood
Brans- Wells
Cas
Eiseman & Weil, Shoes
Whitehall St
W. L. Douglas
Eatonton
Marion Underwood
Northen
Lilian Middlebrooks
Hugh Dougherty
Statesboro
Lamar Stewart
Salisbury
N. C
Southern Railroad
Henry Bloom
Eufaula, Ala
Charles Adler
South Pryor Street
Mary Rawson Ray
Victor Smith
Martha Jonnson
W. L. ‘Peel
Caroline Morton
Asheville, N., cL
Hurst
Monrose
James M. Hurst
James M. Hurst, Jr
James Russell
California
Sarah Mason
Boston
Florida
Sas
Lucy Hines
B. F. Jordan
Norma and
Lestie Jordan
Sandersville
Henry Dawkins
Meladelphia
Sewell Black
Samuel Clemmons
Baltimore
Susie Wright
South Carolin
Pryor Street
Marion’ Lumpkin
Achens
Eva Wilby
Chiff Carroll
Raleigh
Miss Camp
Connecticut
Nca
Preston Arkwright
Dorothy Arkwright
James Newsome
Augusta
Charles Philips
Elizabeth Vinson
Alabama
A. H. Spain
Nellie Stewart
Cozart
Noa Henry Grady
Fitue
Henry Grady
H. B. Tompkins
Gopemets
Ala
Lucile Hardin
Charleston
D. C
Susan Calhoun
Julia Porter
Pat Calhoun
A. O. Granger
Cartersville
A. C. Venable Will
Etter
Dirs. MacAllen Marsh
Lithia
Rutherford Lipscomb
Athens
M. A. Lipscomb
Esa
Frank Mobley
Ner
James D. Carter
R. T. Dow
Glascock Mays
Janicer
Charles Horne
Alice Steele
Alexandria
Martha Johnson
Maven
W. L. Peel
Nea
Henry Jackson
Tipnhart
Bradford Dawson
Worden Tewron
Fedea
Hac
Columbus
Ohio
End
Weney Filaasom
Ginam
Ail
Cleveland
Kelley’s
Gotham
Rookweed Potters
Kelli
The
Wisur
Pater Tapiecs Wilburs
HO. Wilbur & Sons
Philadelphia
Aragon
Lome
Nye
Oso Geos
Joseph Jefferson
Mr. Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Bijaun Musical al Comedy Company
Madam Bohumann-Heine
Slace
Columbia Theater
Harry Ward
Miller's
Whitney & Knowles
Joseph Jefferss
the Rivals
Trinity Yo Avenue
Peter
Beuchler
Atlana
Headquarv
Sporting Goods
F.G. Byrd & CO
Peachtree S
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