Tea Dance at Druid Hill Golf Club Big Social Afternoon
Tea dance at the Druid Hill Golf Club runs 5 to 7 PM as the first of two summer series. Many attendees are listed including Mr and Mrs HW Allen and Mr Forrest Adair. Tonight George Adair entertains in honor of Tech athletes with dinner and dancing planned. 700 guests expected for the Adair event later.
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Druid Alle Golf Club
HW Allen
Frank Adair
Thomas B Paine
Hinman
Doda
Brine
Mog
Hobson
Kates
Wichuet Hoke
vin S_ Johns
Forrest Adair
Horsey
Lee Hagan
George Adair
Drusad Hil Golf Club
Tech
Shinera
Atlanta
Fails to Secure Recognition Claims Cardus Benefits Woman
Arritts Va Mre D J Bowen describes long years of womanly troubles and relief after taking Cardus the womans tonic. She reports renewed energy and vitality stating she feels young again and can do her tasks with ease. Her daughter and friends also endorse the medicine urging others to try Cardus at the nearest drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arritts Va—Mre
D J Bowen
Lady Friends
Mrs Armstrong Hosts Bridal Party In Providence
Mrs L Armstrong of Providence RI visiting Mrs Armstrong was guest of honor at a pretty bride party hosted Wednesday afternoon by Mrs WD Phipps at her home. Mrs Irby Bagwell plans a bridge party this afternoon while Mrs J Cross will entertain Monday afternoon and Mrs Jewell Wilson will attend.
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Armstrong
L Armstrong
Providence RI
John Hagan
WD Phipps
Irby Bag ‘Well
Appetizing Dinner for 10c And Faust Macaroni Meals
A promotional note extols 10 cent meals featuring Faust Macaroni with tomato and cheese, promising a nutritious, heartwarming dinner. It touts savings on meat by substituting macaroni, highlights easy preparation, and encourages buying packages at the grocers. It also invites readers to request a free recipe book.
Maul Bros Furniture Ad in St Louis
Maul Bros in St Louis guarantees 20 percent savings on furniture and rugs and offers a free consultation before purchases. They feature a large selection and can order any special piece, with address 1142 Ivy and contact 7080-3.
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Hun
EWG
Atlanta
Social Bridge and Luncheon Lineup At Local Clubs
A busy social week unfolds with multiple bridge parties and luncheons. Mrs Armstrong and family host at Druid Hills Golf Club tomorrow afternoon with Vir and Mrs Lee Hagan. Mrs Heard Dent entertains yesterday for Mrs Powell of Newnan and Mrs Barden of Jacksonville. Mrs J Wyman Marchman and guests mark a bridal shower at her Barrett TM Avenue home with yellow daisies and decorative parasols. The sequence continues with Mrs Shields hosted by Mrs Marchman and a Piedmont Driving Club luncheon for Mrs Marshall in honor of Mrs Marshall of Dawson Ga. The Marshall visit to Atlanta includes a reception by the Young Men’s Democratic League and a 25th anniversary Agnes Scott College event plus forthcoming commencement day. A rummage sale is planned at Piedmont and Baker, with contributions requested. Several smaller bridge and dinner gatherings follow, including Mrs Weldon’s bridge party and a dinner for Mrs Patterson of Merida and Mrs Barnes of Philadelphia. new arrivals and visitors from Sework and Newnan are noted.
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Heard Dent
Bridge
West End
Earnest Powell
Newnan
J J Barden
Jacksonville
Fla
Donald McMillan
J Wyman Marchman
Bartest ™ Avenue
Florence “Deal
Anne Stevens Bryant
Ruth Exelyn Marchman
Mrs Marchman
Woc Bryant
McMillan
Donesx
Finch
Silver
Biss
Lucy Keenan
Stra Marchman
W Bryant
Mrs Donges
Baltimore
Mra Marchman
Marshall
Piedmont Driving Club
Frank Inma
United States
Washington
Atlanta
Piedmont
Young Mens Democratic League
Agnes Scott College
Marshal
Social notes on Capital City club guests and bridge tea
Capital City club hosts Jessie Barco Patterson and Louise Barnes of Philadelphia with Mrs Paxson in white crepe de chine and hats trimmed with paradise. Guests include Mrs Patterson Miss Barnes and others at a social gathering featuring a bridge tea for William E McGee of Columbia. Newman Club to meet at Marist College May 23 at 3 PM with important business on agenda.
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Mra
Jessie Barco Patterson
Miami Fla
Stig Anna " Louise Barnes
Philadelphia
Paxson
Patterson
Atlanta Pan Hellenic to Hold Meeting at University
An important called meeting of the Atlanta Pan Hellenic will be held at the university clap Monday afternoon at 3 30 to distribute tickets for the benefit performance at the Lyric Theater.
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Atlanta Pan Hellenic
University
Lyric Theater
Social items from Tifton Georgia summers prepare to begin
Mr Ben Daniel Judson Wiling ham and Mr Willingham Tift of Tifton Ga will gall June 1 to upend the summer abroad Mrs John B Probasco has leased the home of Mr and Mrs LM Fleming 176 Jumper street for one year Mrs Morague Fleming and Mrs John 8B t Gordon have taken possession of Mc and Mr Burton Smiths home on Fifteenth street for the summer Miss Dorothy Hebert who had been the guest of Miss Aimee Hunnicutt and Miss Elizabeth Inman left yesterday for her home in New Orleans Mr and Mrs Milton Dargan Mr and Mrs Arthur Howell will be among those entertaining at dinner at the Driving club tonight Mr Hugh Foreman of New York is in the city on a business trip Mr WL Stoddart of New York is in the city at the Georgian Terrace Mr and Mrs Herbert Gentry of Louisville Ky are the guests of Mr and Mrs WL Gentry at their home in East Lake is Miss Jennie Jonas who has been the guest of Mr and Mrs James D Palmer left yesterday for Sea Gate NJ Mrs JC Hunter will spend part of the summer at Tate Spring Mr and Mrs George M Brown have taken a cottage on the Main coast for the summer and with their family will leave the early part of June Miss Corrie Hoyt Brown will spend the summer in Europe sailing from New York June it ane Miss May Hitt of Athens who has
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Ben Daniel
Judson Wilingham
Willingham Tift
Tiffon
John B Probasco
LM Fleming
Morague Fleming
John
T Gordon
Burton Smiths
Fifteenth Street
Hugh Foreman
New York
WL Stoddart
City
Georgian Terrace
Herbert Gentry
Louisville
WL Gentry
East Lake
Jennie Jonas
James D Palmer
Sea Gate NJ
JC Hunter
Tate Spring
George M Brown
Corrie Hoyt Brown
Europe
Seasonal Visitors and Local Arrivals in Hendersonville
The text lists various visitors and residents in Hendersonville and nearby areas. It mentions Master Edward tan Winkle improving after two weeks, Miss Loughtaling of Lew Sork visiting Mire John, Mr Cater Woolford traveling abroad in June, Miss Wallace Henry of Texarkana staying with Mrs Harold Huby, Mrs Deutra Earnest Powell and son visiting Mrr and Mce George Ramey, and Mr and Mrs I B Armstrong of Providence returning Monday. Also noted are Miss Mary Murphes and Wass Rath King returning from Hollins Institute Va, Miss Murphes hosting friends, Mrs 3 I Barden visiting relatives, Mrs Sidres Edmonds and son visiting tre htewart McGints, and other winter guests from Georgian Terrace to Lake Park.
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Loughtaling
Lew Sork
John
Cater Woolford
Wallace Henry
Texarkana
Deutra Earnest Powell
Young
George Ramey
Sidres Edmonds
Little Son
Philadelphia
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Druid Hill Golf Club
Cardus
Cardur
Bowens
Skress Storen
DORR
Empire Building
Romy
Ping
Faust Wace Areni
Maul Bros
St. Louis
Missouri
Ivy
Jacobs Pharmacy CO
Kamper
Florida
Government
Food Research Bureau
Alaska
Moe Armstrong
Druid Fills Golf Club
Vir
Shields
Mra Bartow Blount
Capital City Club
Gelack
John Shields
Dawson Ga
Piedmont Avenue
Baker Street
Wiliamson
Wiss Frances Stewart
John Lilies
Frank Weldon
Beaumont Davison
Everage
Drag Hills
Merida
Wiss Barnes
Trederick
Dunbar
Martin Dunbar
Herbert Blilr
St Lews
Miss Houghtalinz
New Var
Way Ud Morgan
Miss Houghtaling
Sework
John A Jends
Bentley
Liza Beth Westmoreland
Habbage Trail
Walter Keenan
Columbia SC
Weblber
Pentle
Luther Rosser
Iwintte Armstreak
Joseph Ich
Mrs. McGee
Lula
Harriett Snook
William E McGee
Columbia
Newman Club
Marist College
Dorothy Hebert
Aimee Hunnicutt
Eliabeth Inman
New Orleans
Milton Dargan
Arthur Howell
Driving Club
Ane Mies
Hitt
Athens
Hendersonville
Edward Tan Winkle
Texas
Harold Huby
Mary Murphes
Wass Rath King
Hollins Institute
Dartment & the Tech
I Barden
ROYAL
Nery
Cambian
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