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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1912

Page

16

Society 42a Party and YWCA Notes in Atlanta

Mrs. W A Byers hosts a 42a party for Mrs. William K Jenkins and Miss Lyda Robbins of Pennsylvania next Wednesday afternoon. YWCA notes mention final expression class play Thursday at 8 in the gymnasium, with tickets and cookbooks for sale to support association work. The Asheville NC YWCA conference delegation departs June 4 from Atlanta for ten days, with multiple college and city delegates joining. Dining room at YWCA Emery Steiner building offers a 35 cent regular dinner and a varied menu, with ladies and gentlemen welcome. Worcester guest Mrs Emery Steiner and Mrs Floyd McRae host a luncheon decorated in pink roses and Canterbury bells, followed by tea at Oak Ridge on Pace’s Ferry road hosted by Mrs Henry S Jackson for Mrs H Bradley of Worcester. A card party honors Miss Jennie Lowry, with prizes and a guest of honor, Mrs Ruth Winze, noted for her forthcoming marriage to Mr Nat Kaiser in June. Mr and Mrs Kaiser to reside at the Georgian Terrace after returning to Atlanta from New Orleans.

W. A. Byers William K. Jenkins Lyda Robbins Pennsylvania Y W CA Asheville Y. Wca Atlanta Carolina Mountains Viaduct Place Emery Steiner Building Oak Ridge Henry S Jackson Pace’s Ferry Road Floyd McRae H . Bradley Worcester Mayo Miss Lowry W J Govan West Peachtree Street Jennie Lowry Robert E Warwick John Dunwoody H . Owens Govan Milan

Unique Commencement and Dream Play at Grand Theater

A twofold evening at the Grand features Miss Hanna s school graduation of seventeen young women and a spectacular play The Dream to benefit Mineral Bluff industrial school aiding mountain girls in north Georgia. Proceeds support education and practical philanthropy amid audience enjoyment. Thimble Luncheon hosted by Mrs C Ky Ayer honored guest Mrs D B Williams of Chicago and Mrs John Roach Strat.

Miss Hannas Mineral Bluff North Georgia C Ky. Ayer D B Williama Chicago John Roach Strat

Notable Atlanta Social Roundup Before Summer Departures

A June party heads to Wrightsville Beach including Dr and Mrs Thomas P Hinman Mr and Mrs Colquitt Carter Hon Judson Hand Mia Hand and children of Pelham Mr and Mrs Arnold Broyles and family Miss Emily Carter of Dalton Miss Harriett Benedict of Athens Miss Helen McCarty Miss Harriett McCullough Maud Isoline Campbell Miss Louise Broyles Miss Frances Broyles. Other callers include Mrs J C Cooper returning from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Mrs Arthur Weil visiting Atlanta with sister Mrs Leon Liebermuth joining Mrs J Fred Banka for a month. Mrs T Lester Fossick departs for Birmingham. Elmer T Hall moves to Cabaniss apartment. Mrs H B Whitlock of Birmingham visits Miss Hennie Franklin. Mrs F D Shaw back from Athens. sister Mrs J A Roseboom to join June 1 and travel to Cuba. Mrs Sam Porter hosts study circle. Miss Flossie Japp arrives from Cincinnati to visit Mrs Lucius Wiecannell and Miss Lillian Mitchell. Mrs Cochran improving at home of daughter Mrs W S Witham. Mr Walker Danson returns from Oklahoma City. Miss Robyn Young returns home to Washington DC after hosting. Wilhelmina Kean to celebrate sixth birthday with grandparents. Lunch at Capital City Club features Mr and Mrs T J Hightower Jr and guests Bohannon of Kentucky, Ruth Hull and Miss Shepard of Pensacola, Miss Mary Hull. Mrs Samuel Page of Greenwood SC visiting aunt George Westmoreland. remembered as Ann Le Dantzler.

Wrightsville Beach Thomas P. Hinman Colquitt Carter Judson Hand Mia Hand Pelham Arnold Broyles Emily Carter Dalton Harriett Benedict Athens Helen McCarty Harriett McCullough Maas Isoline Campbell Misa Louise Broyles Frances Broyles J. C Cooper New York Philadelphia Baltimore Arthur Weil Richmond Bertha Banks Atlanta Leon Liebermuth J Fred Banka T Lester Fossick Birmingham Elmer T Hall Cabaniss Cleburne Aynue Walker Danson Home Mission Board The Southern Baptist_convention Oklahoma City Okla Robyn Young Washington, D. C Mra Eave of Humphries Wilhelmina Kean J . Nisbet

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