Washington education value seen through student visit to capital
An American correspondent recalls a group of southern girls choosing to forgo graduation finery to tour Washington. She notes the educational impact of a capital visit, praising the practical knowledge gained about government operations and the city’s educational and historical offerings.
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Athington
Washington
Parila
Rota
Academ
Vermont
Cer
Martayey
Dhair
South
Tua
Boeing
America
Nations
Politietina
Atlanta Musicians Forming Music Teachers Association at Carnegie Library
A meeting of Atlanta music teachers at Carnegie Library discussed forming a new music teachers association. Temporary officers and committees were named to draft a constitution and set meeting terms, with a general gathering planned Monday night to finalize permanent organization.
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Atlanta
Carnegie Lbrery
Kurt Mueller
J Fowler Richardson
Xivelyn Jackson
Willam E Arnaug
Ryssa Connor
Erwin Mueller
Carnegie
Washington notes on Capitol Hill and Lees scene
A reflective column views Washington landmarks from the Capitol and Library of Congress to Arlington Mount Vernon and the Smithsonian. It notes public life at the Capitol, the Supreme Court, and enduring fame of the Longworths, with social fare and letters about Mothers Congress relief efforts after the San Francisco quake, and local society gossip around Mrs Birney and Miss Long.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
White House
Capitol
Library of Congress
America
Wa Hington
Cme
Congress
Supremi Court
Arlington
Lees
Mount Vernon
Smithsonian
Navy Yard
Southern School
Vermont Academy
Alice Roosevelt
Longworth
Wellopelitan Cb
Nick
Ladies Home Journal
Fort Worth Society Notes Mark May Meeting and Penn Edrington Wedding
Society notes from Fort Worth report a regular chapter meeting with election plans for new members and a medal contest arranged by Mrs McDonald Wolff. The article also covers the May 5 wedding of Miss Teddle Edlington of Fort Worth to Mr Charles Penn of North Carolina with a lavish ceremony, numerous bridesmaids, and a reception, highlighting the bride’s prominence in Texan social circles.
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Hye
North Carolina
Mre Penn
Northwest
Hawaiian Islands
Mr. Broyles
Amora Broyles
McDonald Wolff
Penn-Edrington
Ort Worth
Texas
Fort Worth
Teddle Edrington
Charles Penn
Edrington
H C Edrington
Penn
Anita Penn
Holdmilie
Mmas
Burnie Newin
Margaret Crawford
Dallas
A Phelan
Atlanta
Carria Saunders
Misa Bessie Tarlton
Austin
Party guests listed for Atlanta civic groups meeting notices
Lizzie Hill hosted a gathering including Mrs John Fou, Mrs Colquitt Carter, Mrs Claudia Welch Hass, Mrs Charles Northen, Mrs Caldwell, Mrs John Lawshe, Miss Ruby Jay, Mrs George Rarney, Mrs McMillan, and Mrs R Jubneon. The Atlanta section of the C of J W will hold its amnus meeting Monday May 7 at 3 80 pm in the vestry of the temple E section officers urged attendance. A regular meeting of Erecta chapter No 6 Order of the Eastern Star will be held in Masonic temple Friday May 4 at 7 50 pm. The Sorosis meets tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 with Mrs A G Smart 263 Peachtree street for an important meeting. all members urged to attend.
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Southern Womans
Iic
Avanta
Mamie Folsom Wynne
Missizmura Cawthorn
Martha Smith
Wil
Grace Methodist Church
Woman Club
Hank AH K Schoff
Birney
Frederick Schoff
Baring Street
Philadelphia
National Congress of Mothers
Fires
Atlanta
Georgia
Congress of Mothers
Carnegie Library
St. Elizabeth’s Guild
Elizabetha Gulla T
John Marshall Ainton
Candier
Orlock
Lizzie Hill
John Fou
Colquitt Carter
Claudia Welch Hass
Charles Northen
C of J. W. Wil
Amnus
Temple E
Etecta Chapter No 6
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Sorosis
A G
Smart
Peachtree Street
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Kase
Gaferde
Strom
Boniels Hooc
Annulet Andrews
Amerinan
Navy
Herst
Great Britain
State Department
Treasury
Irena
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Agricultural Department
Post Office
Patent Office
Halle
Custom House
Gertrude Jones
McMc Brien
Mias Jones
Weet
Mra
Kindworth Conservatory
Misa Anna Hunt
Ted
Theodore Wo Blin
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hotel Vendome
Minneapolis Minn
Ibam
St Paul
Womans Clubs
Mothers Congress
Minneapolis
Miss Long
Astine Long
Marguerite van Bibher
Chestnut Street
May Brown
Maud Brown
Lizzle Brown
Lelia Wilbanks
Lottie Willbanks
Louise van Ribver
Fred Babb
Willis Babb
Miss la Zarus
Carrie LA Zarns
Mra Cherry
Misa Blanche Collins
Misa Mary Blalock
Miases Blanch Collins
Mary Blalock
Lucie Withers Lynns Sullivan
Alva Thomas
Cora Allinsworth
Ines
Irene Watson
Evelyn Mith Blanch Ulrich
France
Rhett
Charleston
Rand
J Cream JR
Norma van Landingham
Ralph Van,Landingham
WM Gray
Leonard Kendall
New Jersey
Vi Truitt
Alfrdd Truitt
Gas Club
Gla Spring Cue Club
Princess
Ice
Y C
J. G. Syins
Mhitehall
Avery Bue
Busines
HM Ty the
Okrine CO
Washington, DC
Elearwatson
Fugene V. Haynes Company
Whitehall Street
Diamond Palace
Anthony
Pearl Springs
Brotherhood of Railway
Atlanta Lodge No 720
Edmond Fi Dawson
Pryor Street
Wilma Gaines
Memphis
Charles Howen
Mary Howell
George Cunningham
Washington D C
Robert Timmons
Mr Timmons
Thomasville
Warner Lawrence
Vicksburg
Piedmontee
Mea Jemison
Birmngham
Comela
United States
BR. H Barth
Boulevard
Bell
R. F. Monnish
Atlasta
J. M. High CO
Muller
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