Women’s Club elects officers at annual meeting
In a large gathering the At-Ase Woman's Club held its annual officer election. Mrs. Edward T. Brown was chosen president after a unanimous vote. The nominating committee proposed a slate with Mrs. Edward T. Brown as president and listed attire details for the officers including Mrs. James McKeldin, Mrs. Harry M. Abhingon, Mrs. W. W. Crandall, Mrs. J. A. Wynn, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs. Broton
At- Ase Woman's Club
Edward Brown
Edward T. Brown
Atlanta Woman's Club Elects New Officers
The club elected vice president Mrs John K Ottley second vice president Mrs 3 G Whaley recording secretary Mrs Robert Zahner resistant recording secretary Mrs Arthur Truitt corresponding secretary Mrs Bolling H Jones treasurer Mrs John W Hurt and auditor Mrs James Jackson. Mrs Brown was elected president and will lead the largest women's club in Georgia from October after the summer term. Captain Andrews of the Salvation Army then spoke on its work, inspiring renewed interest in the army's global and local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Ottley
3. G.whaley
Robert Zahner
Arthur Truitt
Bolling H. Jones
John W. Hurt
James Jackson
Brown
South
Georgia
Atlanta
Executtve
Andrews
Salvation Army
Edward T. Brown
Atlanta Woman's Club
Brown Gibes Scholarship Honors Georgia Women’s Transfer
Mr Brown funded a scholarship to the Susite Normal School in Athens GA presented by Mrs Brown to enthusiastic reception. The donation follows the Southern Educational Conference pledge to duplicate fifty scholarships for State Normal School attendees. Piedmont Club reception at 5 to 6 PM, orchestra, al fresco luncheon, and ballroom dancing at 8 PM amid 500 to 600 guests in the New York Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Atlanta Woman's Club
Edward
Susite Normal School
Athens
Southern Educational
State Normal School
Women of
Georgia
Piedmont
Piedmont ‘Chi
New York
Atlanta
3. W. English
Lawn Party Honors Miss Moran At Edgewood Lawn
Mrs George Dexter will wear a black lace hat and white silk gown at a lawn party given by Miss Moran’s hostess Mrs Peter Irwin on Mrs High Tower’s lawn in Edgewood Thursday afternoon. About fifty ladies invited to meet the South Carolina guest with picturesque decor and flower laden tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dexter
Nat
Miss Moran
John 5
Candler
Miss Marnie
Nine O'Clock Outing at Lithia Club Social
Nine O'Clock Cotillion Club's Lithia outing Saturday will close the week's social gallery. About fifty couples will depart Atlanta, dine at Lithia, dance, and return by 11 o'clock with chaperones Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Connally, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Spalding, Mr. and Mrs. H GC Bagley, Mr. and Mrs George Dexter, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithia
Atlanta
E. L. Connally
W. T. Spalding
H. GC. Bagley
George Dexter
Reception for Dr and Mrs Byrd at Maddox residence
The First Methodist church to host a reception tonight at Mr and Mrs RF Maddox home. Members will meet their pastor and his wife Dr and Mrs Byrd. Refreshments and music are highlighted features of the occasion.
Miss Bertie McLester Among Successful Southern Nurses
Miss Bertie McLester returned from New York and added to the list of young southern women successful in metropolis studies. She earned first honor from a leading New York training school for nurses among many students and is now enjoying her vacation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie MccLester
New York
Metropolis
Piedmont Continental D A R Chapter Meeting Notice
Mrs. W H Yeandle regent of the Piedmont Continental chapter D A R calls a meeting for Wednesday afternoon at her home 312 Capitol avenue. The gathering is social to welcome new members and all members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Continental
W. H. Yeandle
Piedmont Continental Chapter
Capitol Avenue
Ladies Auxiliary R R Y H C A Meeting Postponed
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association is moved to 4 o'clock this afternoon at 9 Capitol Square due to Rich's charity sale. Members are urged to attend. Social items note Mrs. C D Woestman hosting whist yesterday. Mrs. Joseph Gatins of New York to visit Atlanta June 1. Mrs. William Bailey Thomas of Mobile visiting Atlanta guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson at Brookwood. Continued on Ninth Page.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Capitol Square
R. R
M. C.A
C. D. Woestman
Joseph Gatins
New York
Atlanta
William Bailey. Thomas
Mobile
Joseph, Thompson
Brookwood
City committee meetings on taxes and roads agenda
Several city committees hold afternoon sessions to revise the next year tax ordinance, inspect street work across wards, and discuss railroad grade crossing disputes with trolley and steam lines. Local officials urge full attendance as hearings and settlements are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council
Glass
Graves Delivers Reign of the Demagogue at Big Bethel
Hon John Temple Graves spoke last night at Big Bethel church corner of Auburn avenue and Butler street for Morris Brown college. The lecture drew a large crowd with many white attendees and was delivered in Graves distinctive engaging style.
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Auburn Avenue
Ivy Street
Dr. Coombs
First Christian Church
Hunter Street
John Temple Graves
Big Bethel Church
Butler Street
Morris Brown College
Greaves
Adam and Eve Question Drew Practical Stand by Roeder
The Rev Adolph Roeder pastor of the New Church Swedenborgian Orange New Jersey takes a practical stand on Adam and Eve arguing that Adam is the Hebrew for man and Eve symbolizes life The story represents intellectual manhood and the creation of life forces God implanted shaping humanity's destiny per his remarks in New York on May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Roeder
New York
New Church
Sweden
Orange
N. J
Adam
Blodgett Wins Higher Post Office Staff in Atlanta
Postmaster Blodgett secured eight new clerks and six additional carriers for Atlanta on July 1. Promotions span multiple salaries from 200 to 1700 dollars, with five clerks named and three more to be announced. Several carriers and substitutes will join the force, including named colored personnel. Blodgett cites need for more room and ongoing work with Washington to expand staff.
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Atlanta
Blodgett
Post Office Department
Washington
L. J. Alston
Thomas Grant
D. Brown
F. M. Cochran
Tyler C. Myers
Grant
W. A. Gipson
John Murgen
H. T. ‘Tompkins
Bolton hosts new chapter visit by Masons leaders
Past Grand High Priest Henry Banks and Grand Lecturer H M Wood arrived in Bolton to constitute a Royal Arch Mason chapter formed under a dispensation. Banks gave an address as a large crowd attended before Banks joined an Atlanta party to attend the Savannah grand commandery conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Banks
H. M. Wood
Bolton
Royal Arch Masons of
Creorgia
Henry M. Wood
Royal Arch Masons
Banks
Banke
Atlanta Party of Knights
Savanfiah
Tadéteria Beer Promises Health Vigor and Satisfaction
An odd old style ad copy suggests drinking a bottle of tadéteria beer for better health and vigor. It claims doctors approve pH balance and occasional consumption will satisfy.
Grand audience applauds Hoyt comedy at Atlanta Grand
The Bijou Musical Comedy Company opened its fifth week in Atlanta with Hoyt's All Day and a Night. Otis Harlan led a strong cast including Agnes Hose Lane and Mary Marble, while a male quartet and dancers such as Gertrude Hayes and Hodgson drew sustained applause. The revue-style plot centers on a timid son turned into a sport by his retired naval father, with lively specializes and songs sustaining the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Bijou
Grand
Atlanta
Otis Harlan
Mesers
John W. Early
Lindsay J. Szail
David Andrada
Andrew Bode
Gertrude Hayes
Miss Hodgson
Miss Fredgson
Jequest Mary Marble
Little Chip
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Batiste
Crear
James McKeldin
Ami
Harry M. Abhingon
W. W. Crandall
J. A. Wynn
Miss McLester
Committee On Electric
Whitehall
Inis Mvatter Naa
Trolley
Woodward
Bateman
Criminal Court of Atlanta
A. D. Greenfield
Albany, Ga
Haberts
Marietta Street
H. H. Barefield
Ciey Semin
Barefield
Charles T. Hopkins
R. H. McOugall
Ponce de Leon
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Episcopal Cathedral
Hunter
Washington Streets
Livingston Mims
Jefferson Davis
Jefferson, Davis
Mims
Frank Myers
Fulton County Grand Jury
Colin McDougall
Robert H. McDougall
M. Lu. Bandgr
Albany
Chattahoochee
Harry Mardis
Park Avenue
Dr. Avery
Mardis
Mauldin
Strent
Grant Park
Warner Ratteree
Southern Railroad
Grady Hospital
Frank McLawn
Mangum Street
Forsyth
Broad Streets
Broad
Mrs. Mollie
Duncan
Dr. Hurt
Chris Coka -Lecug
Pryor Street
Reyorder
Hill
Recorder
Broyles
Woodward Avenue
Fortawalt Street
Gertrude Robinson
Baba Murphy
Moore and Pratt
Henry Reed
Albert Thomas
Raymond Harris
Lon Galloway
J. L. Satterwhite
Hammond ‘Street
C. E. Jackson
Stone Mountain
Gray Hospital
Satterwhite
Whitehall and
Mitchel Street
Jackson
Pryor and
Decais
Thomas Lawrence
Ckty
Marshal Buchanan
Edgewood
Tts
Manta Fire’ Department
F. H. Wella
C. P. Bridewell
Oakland Cemetery
Benjamin Blackman
Garibaldi Street
Sylvester Cemetery
George Shearer
C. W. Byrd
H. M. Patterson
William J. Nutin
DeGatur
Dewitt
Justice of the of
New Lisbon
Ind
Ike
Wotan Maria Faring
Ea Eau DE
Cologne
Europe
Japan
Todla
South Afsies
Australies
Aflanis — Gas Ligh Company
Hiseman & Weil
Outfitters
Whitehall St
W.L. Douglas Shoes
F. J. Cooledge & Bro
Forsyth 81
North Side
Highland Park
Ponce de Leon Ave
Highland Ave
Highland Avenue
Copenhill
Ss. B. Turman
Broad and
Alabama
Bienville
Ala
Arge
Virginia
New Homestead
America
Royal Pomelana Orchestra
Fred Sterry
Hot, Springs
H.O. Wilbur & Sons
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ga'o
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
John H. Woodbury
Bath
Eubanks
Greenbaier
White
West Virginia
Harrington Mills
Mgr
Grafton
Wash
D. C
A. F. Liebman
East Point
Central
W. PR. BR
Peachtree St
Peter Lynch
Mitchell St
Sor
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