Supper Dance at Woodhaven for Miss Eunice Jackson
Miss Eunice Jackson of Nashville was guest of honor at a dancing party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Maddox at Woodhaven. Unmarried guests enjoyed a spring flower decorated home with dancing indoors and on the illuminated terrace and grounds. A supper was served after promenade under lanterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodhaven
Eunice Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
Robert F. Maddox
Dom
Mrs. Maddox
Jace
Miss Jackson
Atlanta Social News Recitals and Receptions in June
A roundup of Atlanta social events includes a Georgia Tech reception on Tuesday June 4 from 5 to 7 pm in honor of the senior class and faculty, plus a W. Woods White party for Louise Black with floral decor and a buffet. Other items note the Tropic club luncheon, an amateur comedy drama The Iron Hand at the Atlanta theater May 26, and a Piedmont Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at Hotel Ansley with remarks and new member reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Vivian Mathis
Camp Walker
Richmond
Cone’s Shug Stores
Cable Piano Company
Marshall's Pharmacy
Piedmont Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hotel Ansley
H. Tucker
Vanama Exposition
John B. Nohson
Misa Moore
W. D. Upshaw
Nellie Peters Black Aims to Cut Illiteracy Through Reading Work
Mrs Nellie Peters Black becomes chair of the Southern Association of Education and Industry's new woman’s department. She proposes a circular urging every graduating girl in southern state colleges to teach literacy in summer months, hoping a broad literacy drive will arise from educated and motivated citizens. Her role follows her attendance at conferences on education and industry in Chattanooga and reflects Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs rural life work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Nellie Peters Black
Mrade
Woman's Department
Southern Association of Education and Industry
South
Black
Association
Mire
Chattanoosa
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Georgia
Georgia Federation Committee On Rural Life
Pinaud
ED. Pinaud
Local Society Notes and Bridal Cheer Prompt May Events
Milas Lewis now in Atlanta is highlighted in a Young Lydien Missionary Society event at the First Christian church. Miss Louise Black and Miss Annie Lou Pagett are brides elect with entertainments including luncheons and matinees hosted by Mrs A P Coles and Mrs Guy Ayer respectively. Miss Janet Little’s wedding to Mr Baker William Farrar is noted as forthcoming on June 39. A St. Basil’s Cathedral sale of fancy articles and candy is announced for Thursday afternoon, with the Mothers’ club assisting and promising reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lewis
Milas Lewis
Atlanta
Young Lydien’s Missionary Society
the Hirst Christian Church
Miss Pagett
Guy Ayer
Forsyth
Annie Lou Pagett
Russell Bridges
Marybel Hixon
Americus
Mies
Mary Lou Turner
Mary Biatouk
Elizabeth Silvey
Carol Dean
Gainesville
Ayer
Miss Little
Virginia Ayer
Wabash Avenue
Janet Little
Baker William Farrar
St Biilip's Raehedral
Church House
Washington Street
Local Readers Plan Summer Visits and Trips
Mr and Mrs Irving Thomas will motor to Clayton Thursday to spend a few days at Ar King s summer home Kingwood. Mr and Mrs Thomas and children will go to St Simons in mid June then west to New Mexico. H P Terhune left Sunday for North Carolina and Miss Anna Terhune will join him there Thursday for the summer at Walhalla and Highlands. Miss Olivia Baganshey has returned to Montgomery. Miss Katherine Hille has returned from Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Thomas
Clayton
King's
Kingwood
Thomas
St. Simons
Ales
H. P. Terhune
North Carolina
Anna Terhune
Walhalla
Ana Mighlands
Livia Baganshey
Montgomery
Katherine Hille
Macon
Social items recount regional visits and engagements
Social notes list visits by Mrs. Marion Smith and others to Washington and Birmingham for conventions, upcoming May festival travels to Savannah and Atlanta, and numerous social events. Names include Marion Smith, James Keenan Sr, Georgy Boek, Liz ard Peeples, Guy Mitchell, Morgan McNeal, Fl Preyer, Harvey Anderson, Tz aac Davis, W B Lewis, Henry Bernard Scott, Blinn, Louise Black, Richard P Brooks, Raine, Van Winkle, Hall Miller, Robert Davis, Argete, Barry Wright, Mary Ann Fhelan Wright, Gordon Warner, Chamberlain, James Jackson, Cherry Emerson, Frank Tragg, Mildred Dohls, Helen McWinley, and others. Events feature weddings, births, visits, bridge teas, dancing parties, and travel between Atlanta, Birmingham, Augusta, Athens, and Rome with family gatherings and host-family hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Smith
Viiting
United Statea
Hake, Smith
Washington
James Keenan
Georgy 1
Boek
Robert Melone
Lizard Peeples
Birmingham
BM. Bailey
Savannal
Henry Bernard Scott
Myrtle Street
Miss Blinn
Louise Black
Richard P. Brooks
Forsyth
Joseph Raine
Forward van Winkle
Hall Miller
Robert Davis
Indian Spring
Acute Rheumatism And The Search For Relief Through Remedies
The text discusses rheumatism causes as unknown though linked to excess unicacia in blood and notes no universal cure. It cites varied outcomes from treatments, highlighting that many remedies fail while some doctors report relief. Anti-Bannin Fablets are recommended for pain and nervous relief and advertised for purchase as AK Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Phyaklang
Schultse
Askicor AK Tableu
Meetings of local groups in May at various venues
The Julia Jackson Chapter of the Confederacy will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 2:90. Delegates to the Macon convention will be appointed. The Wonks Missionary Society met yesterday at 1:30. The Atkania Story-Tellers League meets Wednesday in Garniegel library. The Darant-Teagher association meets this afternoon at the church house to discuss the Scheer Child During Invasion Air. parents urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Jackson
Chilarer of the Confederacy
Peachtree
Macon
Wonks Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Atkania Story-Tellers' League
Garnegig
Memminger
Duown- Jing
Darant-Teagher Association
Orth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Organ Recital Tonight at Auditorium Armory Georgia Guild
The sixth recital in a series by the Georgia chapter American Guild of Organists will be at the Auditorium Armory tonight at 8 oclock. Atlanta city organist Arthur Kraft will perform with a free admission and doors closed during the performance. Kraft’s program includes Wagner pieces and works by Warner Dethier Matthews Waxner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
American Guild of Organists
Auditorium-Armory
Hawkp Arthur Kraft
Atlanta
Kraft
Richard
Fichard Warner
Dethier—Scherzo
H. Alex Matthews
T i
Hinbard Waxner
Tannhauser
Richard Wagner
Filde of
the Valkyrie
Dr. J W Lee to visit Atlanta in June
Dr James W Kee former Trinity Methodist pastor now presiding elder of the St Louis district M E Church South will visit Atlanta next month arriving Thursday June and staying until Sunday June 7. Many friends will welcome Dr Lee back to Atlanta where he had a strong following and was well liked by church members of all denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Kee
Trinity Methodist Church
Athints
St. Louis
M. 1. Church
South
Lee
Atimnin
Emory Senior Class Debates Woman Suffrage at Oxford
Emory College in Oxford Ga May 17 held a spirited debate on Woman's Suffrage. The affirmative argued that suffrage and office holding should be extended to all women with speakers Head Smith and Eekford. The negative featured Cline White and Hart. Judges were Professors Peables Stine and White. musical interludes by Melton Wing Kelly Whittlesey and the Emory quartet led by Melton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mors College
Oxford
Eclal
Firmative
Head
HN. OK
Smith
W. . Eekford
Cline
TR. F. White
J.D. Hart
Peables Stine
White
Emily Melton
Wing Kelly
James J. Whittlesey
Walter C. Stephenson
Emory
Melton
Dahlonega Aggies End School May 30
Dahlonega Ga May 17 Special The commencement exercises of the North Georgia Agricultural college will begin May 30 with the commencement sermon to Dr J R Belk. The freshman and sophomore oratorical contest will be Monday morning followed by marine drill in the afternoon. The board of trustees will meet. The Dramatic Club will present its annual entertainment Monday night. Alumni address will be by J W West Tuesday morning followed by the alumnae essay by Mrs I W West. Formal graduation exercises Wednesday morning June 2 with the baccalaureate by Chancellor D C Barrow of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrv. I. W. West
Chacellor D. C. Barro
Athens
Twenty Five Finish in Jackson Schools
Jackson Ga May 17 Special This week ends the spring term of Jackson public schools with graduation exercises set for Friday evening Diplomas will be awarded to about twenty five in the largest graduating class in the city Dr W N Ainsworth of Macon former president of Wesleyan Female College will deliver the literary address The senior class presented its chant Cupid of Venus Friday evening followed by naming of the graduates listed with Avon Gaston Carl Addox Gibbs Lyons Bryan Patrick Marlin Spencer Porter Ham and many others including Ruby Cawthon Evelyn Wright Hattie Belle Gilmore and Eva Knowles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jackson Public Schools
W. N., Ainsworth
Macon
Wesleyan Female College
Itating
Cupid of Vausar
Aang May ‘Owers
Lella Sama
Gladys Kim Diisadeth Fletcher
Rotarians to Tell of Rome Trip at Meeting Today
The Atlanta Rotary Club holds its semi monthly luncheon at 1 oclock at the Winecoff hotel. Members who joined the Rome trip will recount experiences and the royal time provided by Rome Rotarians. President Leo Smith and Jack McCartney will introduce speakers, and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Atlanta Hotary Club
Winecoft
Rting
Leo Smith
Jack McCartney
Rome Club
St Philip's Week Program Includes Meetings and Lessons
St Philip's cathedral lists activities for the coming week including the Wanten's Co-operative association final meeting Tuesday at 10 a m and a Business Women's auxiliary session Wednesday at 6 30 p m followed by sapper and mission study led by Mrs George M Bonney. A Players' club gathering at 8 15 p m features a new series of dancing lessons tickets 75 cents at the door Friday includes a Teachers' meeting at 7 45 p m and an informal entertainment by the Business Women's auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philips Cathedral
Wanten’s Co-operative Association
Sapper
Ted
George M. Bonney
al Sainta’ Church
Harmless Receipt to Darken Gray Hair No Dye
A vintage ad touts Q-Ban Hair Color Not a dye but acts on roots to darken gray hair evenly. Claims to beautify hair, reduce dandruff and itching, and improve softness. Promises wholesale price via Jacobs drug stores with parcel post for out of town buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Atlanta
Parcel Post
Music and Refreshments at Banquet in Atlanta
Be music dancing and refreshments with admission of 16 cents. Mentions the banat of demetital work by Mr Atkinson and his worktra. Swift & Company beef sales in Atlanta averaged 10.27 cents per pound for the week ending Saturday May 15, a brief market note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Swift & Company
Atlanta
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Iran
Pal Office
Drese
Nonspi
Wet Tha Bl, Co
Kansee Ci
Whitehal
Beuchler’s Dairy
Georgia School of Technology
Matheson
Dass
Miss Black
Wade
J. C. Wynn
C. J. Haden
Stewart Witham
Europe
Passie May Ottley
Mra Luther Rosser
Misa Bessie Jones
Marjorie "Frown
Marlon “Smith
Afra
Witham
Atlanta Conservatocy of Music
Kate Blatterman
Cable Hall
Washington Seminar
Mildred Duncan
Graben Hoffman
Elizabeth Heid
Washington Seminary
Jéan Douglan
Tarantelle
Mills
Harriet Thomas
May Ross
Sigurd
Grieg
Frances Winship
Martearns
Crichel
Margaret Horton
King Hall
Nicholson Krupp
Emma Nichelagn
Lula Belte
Smith Frederick Krupp
Columbus
A. P. Coles
Honey
Miss Louise Black
Guy Mitchell
Mitchell
Jantic Beach
Morgan McNeal
San Francisco
FL. Preyer
Frank Preyer
U. ON
Freyer
Harvey Anderson
Tzaac Davis
Saw
W. B. Lewis
Hampton Court Apartments
Robert Argete
Augusta
George Frastua Whitner
Barry Wright
Mary
Ann Fhelan Wright
George T
Woolley
Fung
Sidney C. Chamberlain
Gordon Warner
Colonel
Baltimore
Mrs. Cherry Emerson
Char
John J. Tittlethmore
O. Stevens
Mr. &. & Dunlap
Mr. Prank Tragg
Syracuse
Mr. 7. W. Conn
New York
Mildred Dohls
Mre. & S. Dobbs
Druid Hills
Mary’ Algood Jonen
Trion
Mary King
George
J. W. Lee
Dahlonega Aggies
ST. Philip's
Rountree’s
W. Z. Turner
Whitehall Street
Chelena Market Co
N. Pryor
Chicago
Para Expotitios
Freamce Masch
Cunard
Transylvania
Ria Liverpool
ATATE
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Parfumerie
Pinaud American Offices
Jainaud Building
Hrghie
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