Georgia Daughters form Patriot Women group in Atlanta
A new United States Daughters 182 division of Atlanta formed yesterday with officers elected including President Miss Virginia Arnold and Vice Presidents Miss Junia McKinley and Mrs Worwood Mitchell. Madam events include Sacred Heart music and First Methodist program. Georgia DAR regents appoint Pan American Exposition committee and local chapters gave fundraisers for Ostenthorpe monument. Al fresco party by Mrs Turman entertained reviewers with hexagon score cards and prizes. guests included Mrs Nelie P Black and others.
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U.S. Daughters
Atlanta
Georgia
United States Daughters
Virginia Arnold
Junia McKinley
Worwood Mitchell
Nina Hornady
Sem Prioleau
John M. Graham
Loyd Parks
Preston Arkwright
Stephen Heard
Elberton
Lockland Mcintosh
Savannen
Lyman Hall
Kingston
Savannan
M. A. Richmond
Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution
Ostenthorpe Monument
Joseph Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elms
Joseph Habershem
Reviewer Club
Ower
RE. Park
Vassar Woolley
Pittman
Pitt
Mia
1Rira
Gaston
Nelile P. Black
John ‘E White
J. G. Greenfield
Boykin
Nell O’donnelly
K. Baynes
Bessie Hunter
Robert E. Park
Mo Hollingworth
A Musical Treat by John Moore Recital
The Woman's Club and all lovers of music are invited to a piano recital by Mr. John Moore under the auspices of the music section.
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Woman's Club
John Moore
Colonial Dames and Society Notes Brighten Atlanta Scene
A bustling social page details a prominent broker’s wedding breakfast, Grady Hospital Auxiliary meeting plans, and Mrs W D bits entertaining Colonial Dames at her Penabtran Street residence. Also covered are a Musikale for the Church of the Epiphany, Mother Goose at Liliputian Midway, and a Lithia outing by the nine O’clock German club with a train trip and dinner at Sweetwater Park hotel.
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Azcvel Iq
Ritte’ Burtalo
Harrison Hotel
Jefferson
W-D. Bits
Penabtran Atreet
George Brown
Georga ‘Winehip
Freak Ormo
van Dypa
Alexander Smith
George B. Traylor
Frank Block
Willams di
Lithia
Sweetwater Park
Evening recital at Grand Club rooms with Mr Moore on piano
Friday May 1 at the Grand Club rooms Mr Moore, praised by Mr I M Meyer, will perform notable piano works with accompaniment by Meyer on a second piano. Tickets are free at Phillips Crew music store Peachtree Street Cable Company Whitehall Street or at the club rooms. The program includes Beethoven Morning Wood from Peer Gynt Suite Dance of Anttra In One Halls of the Mountain Ting Grey vaise Chromatique Farantelle Karganon Octave Study Liebling Ballade Caprice Brillant Mendelssohn op 22. Orchestra and second piano by Mr Meyer.
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Grand
Moore
I. M. Meyer
Mayer
Mrr. Moore
Phillips & Crew
Peachtree Street
Cable Company
Whitehall Street
Cub Pooms
Tollows
Beethoven
Wood
Anttra
Vaise Chromatique
Lesutietiaky
Karganon
Liebling Geo
Chapin
Capricaio Brillant
Mendelgahn
Mr. M. Meyer
Fashionable gowns for Atlants women showcased this week
A Word on Fashion highlights gowns worn by Atlanta’s fashionable women this week. Black mousselin de soie over white satin, Chantilly lace, and intricate tucks feature in outfits for June brides and young matrons. Details include blue and gold pebbles, lavender lace, and velvet ribbons.
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Atlanta
Elegant Lace Trimmed White Linen Fashions Featured
An article notes garments with white linen trimmed by cluny lace, including a tasseled demb rained skirt with earthwise tucked panels. It also covers the Anta Women's Club officer election and a society wedding in Jefferson, outlining the Mobley Pendergrass and Louise Pendergrass union, plus a long wedding guest list and local receptions.
Hgul reception at the Driving Club social event
A reception for Mrs. Angier and her daughter at the Driving Club on the Bist afternoon abounds with Atlanta society names. Numerous ladies listed as assisting in receiving include Mrs. Angier, Mrs. Eastman, Mrs. Feters, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Tupper, Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. Cosgrove, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Dexter, Mrs. Hammong, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Hicks, Miss Barker, Miss Cay, the Morris girls, Miss Davenport of Norfolk, and others.
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Mies Angier
Atlanta
Angier
N. UL. Angier
Frank Eastman
Edward C. Feters
Albert Howell
Tupper
George Crandall
Wiliam Cosgrove
C. Kinlock Nelson
George Dexter
Theodore Hammong
Frank Holland
William Reynolds
M. Hicks
Alice Barker
Anive Cay
Atlanta Youth in Historic Portrait Book Planned
A movement grows to publish a book featuring Atlanta’s prominent children with engraved photographs and detailed text on their lineage. The project aims to blend past and present by collecting reliable family records and presenting them with careful accuracy for researchers and readers alike.
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Southland
Atlanta
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D., P. Watts
Thomas F. Flynn
First Methodist
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Carda
Jack Parker
St. Paul
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Atlante
Inman Park
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Church of the Epiphany
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Victor Moore
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Mother Goose
Bo-Peep
Treaistble
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Old King Cole
Boobiego
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Douglasville
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New York City
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Brewell College
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J. 8. Blake, Jr
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Max Hunter
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Dick ‘Bell
John _Rusé
Jim Dunlap
June Oglesby
Joe Dunlap
W. Fi
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Joe Garner
Eugene Ayes
Walton Harper
Tom Lyon
Emmett Irvin
J. W. Caldwell
Dave Kirkland
W. B. Armstrong
Porter Langston
Clarence Angier
Miss Hele Angier
Jarre Agg Benu
Borden
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia £. Pinkham
Business Woman's League
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Governor's Mansion
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