Social items from Atlanta society page highlight travels and births
Mrs. Peter Kiene and Mrs. Ellen N Wilkie of Chicago plan a Asheville visit. Edward Lee Traynham and wife announce the birth of a daughter named Sarak ane on May 19. Mrs A A Haller leaves for three months in St Louis. Mrs Charles Straten of Jacksonville visits then Greensboro and Atlanta before returning home. Suffrage association member visits the Georgian Terrace. Virgil Heal and family return from Augusta guest stay. Nell Dupree visits Agnes Scott amid commencement week. A E Richardson announce two sons at East Lake. Miss Leila Tuller convalesces and accompanies a Michigan visitor returning home. Mrs Edward Goodloss and Edward Goodloe return from Big Stone Gap. Jack Tockhart leisure on gulf coast with New Orleans trip. Madge Pollock to Brenau next week. H M Goldstein of Texas visits Washington Terrace. Mary Tolph at the Georgian Terrace. Mrs J Z Hartsough to Philadelphia and Washington. J M Herndon and J F Hartsough visit from Kentucky. Dr William F E Campbell returns from New York clinics. son William Campbell Sr. returns from Columbia. E B Mowry motor trip through New England to Copper Hill Tennessee. J H Kennedy visit Gordon Street home. Lillian Redman visits Daisy Cowley. Kathleen Hudson to Wesleyan College commencement at Macon. J J Bene moves to farm near West View Cemetery. S M Robinson and family leave East Point for Dunwoody summer. Mr CL Murphy and son and others mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Haller
St. Louis
Charles, Straten
Jacksonville
Charles Elyea
James 7Ight
Greensboro
Atlanta
Suffrage Association of
Augusta
Georgian Terrace
Virgil Heal
Forsyth
J. A. Carroll
Nell DuPree
Nel Clarke
Agnes Scott College
A. E Richardson
East Lake
Minnia Battle Allyn
Adent
George W. Kendall
Ann Arbor
Mich
Leila Tuller
Misa Tuller
Edward E. Goodloss
Edward Goodloe
Big Stone Gap
J.A. Carrot
Jack Tockhart
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Madge Pollock
Brenau
H. M. Goldstein
Texas
Maurice J. Goldstein
Washington Terrace
Mary Tolph
Warrenton
J. Z. Hartsough
Howard Street
New York
O.F. Alleman
Philadelphia
Washington
EB. Mowry
New Fingland
Copper Hill
Tenn
James W. Hedell
Drum Hills
Mowry
Margaret Bedell
J. H. Kennedy
Elizabethtown
J. H Cowley
Gordon Street
Lillian Redman
Jackson
Daisy Cowley
Lillian Harrison
Kathleen Hudson
Goon
Wesleyan Female College
Macon
Club delegates praise in Griffin talk on welfare work
Mrs. Robert Strickland of Griffin spoke on newspaper work in the club. Mrs. Robert Daniel gave a detailed account of federation work, instructive to attendees. Mrs. Benjamin Blake of Griffin chaired and read a paper thanking the Jonesboro club for hospitality shown the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ura
Robert Strickland
Griffin
Robert Daniel
Benjamin Blakeay
Jonesboro Club
Marietta DAR Holds Final Meeting and Local Events
Fielding Lewis chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs Aristides Reynolds home with Mrs C T Nolan named regent. Officers include Mrs C M Crosby vice regent and Mrs Wilder Glover secretary. A piano solo by Miss Virginia Crosby preceded talks on the Indian alphabet and Tomochichi. Social time followed. Other notes mention Mrs George Keeler’s bridge club, a Virginia Barnes visit, Clara A Browns music recital May 27 at Gem theater with vocal by Mrs 0 N Worley, and Kennesaw chapter’s Jefferson Davis birthday plans for June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Aristides Reynolds
C. T. Nolan
C. M. Crosby
Wilder Glover
A. Reynolds
Way Camp
W."a. Coursen
J. J. Damiell
Virginia Crosby
Mabal Cortelyon
D. C. Cole
Tomachichi
George Keeler
Angle Field
Clearwater
Virginia Barnes
Clara A. Brown
Gem Theater
0. N. Worley
Ei Kennesaw
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John Fowler
T Hose
Rambo
Clubs Meet and Socials Highlight Carrollton Schedule
A Tuesday Self Culture Club gathering at Mrs. Robert Fitts’s home on College Street featured an instructive program and refreshments. Multiple clubs met midweek across Carrollton with hosts on Dixie Depot Pixie and other streets, serving sandwiches salad tea and prizes for top scores and consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self Culture Club
Robert Fitts
College Street
Pardue Kytle
Sewing Club
Ther
Dixie Street
Buford Baykin
Depot Street
Jokers
Boh New
Bridge Club
Shirley Boykin
Pixie Street
Harry Bivckford
John Geary
Jessie, Thomasson
J. J. Thom
Aged Wrinkled Faces Rejuvenated By Simple Wax Treatment
An old newspaper ad touts mercorized wax to remove worn skin and reveal a youthful complexion. It claims freckles patches liver spots and pimples vanish as the mask is shed with nightly application and warm water. A whitening wash with powdered anxotite is also recommended as instant relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heneath
Jay
Homebound Visit Returns to Mrs Yarbrough in Chattanooga
Ralph returns to his homey farmer sister Mrs J A Yarbrough in Chattanooga after a visit to the east Cleveland avenue Rast Point area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
J. A. Yarbrough
Chattanooga
Cleveland Avenue
Rast Point
Visitors and Travel Notes From Local Families
Mrs A T Flury visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs W D Robinson of Oakhurst return to Athens. Mrs Bettie Yarbrough East Point returns from Union City. Mr and Mrs Henry Brooks retire to Alpharetta after visiting daughter Mrs Tettle of St Paint. Bliss Mansi Arnon of Columbus visiting East a Sti wsek with friends. Mr and Mrs Hugh Stallings, after two years SW travel, visiting John and Mrs Bagwell. John Bagwell to Denver for summer. Miss Charlotte Malone ill on Ware Street. Misses Kathleen and Sarah Hudson to visit Dr and Mrs Wisdenfield in Macon. The Whisenhunts return from Greeneville after two weeks. Maggie Little weekend in Jonesboro visiting friends. Mia Johnan and Elizabeth to Hopkinsville Ky for summer with parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Flury
W. D. Robinson
Oakhurst
Athens
Bettie Yarbrough
East Point
Union City
Henry Brooks
Alpharetta
T. Settle
St Paint
Bliss Mansi Arnon
Columbus
East
Ffugh Stallings
Southwest
John Bagwell
Denver
Charlotte Malone
Ware Street
Kathleen
Sarah Hudson
R. Wi
Griffin Social Roundup Highlights Week of Gatherings
In Griffin Georgia a sequence of dinners domino parties and theater outings marked a busy week. Hosted by local residents Mr and Mrs Richard Drake and others, guests included Atlanta figures Lb Guerrant Susie Woodward Albert McKinney Sam Woodward and Maura Woodward with Lewisburg Tenn attendees. Lectures and club meetings featured Mrs Hicherd Cole Mrs Robert Redding Mrs Sarah Belt and Mrs Walter Beck shaping fall officer plans. The Sixth District Woman's club met in Jonesboro with remarks on conservation and civic work by Griffin delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Drake
Lb. E. Guerrant
Susie Woodward
Albert McKinney
Sam Woodward
Atlanta
Will Hamphil
William Regen
Lewisburg
Tenn
Maura Woodward
Lloyd Cleveland
Elisha Gresham
Sallie May Thuggan
Lillian Smith
Maude Green
Philip Cleveland
James Owen
Virginia Jenkins
Annie Jenkins
Kalamazoo
Mich
Ida
Montague
Odis Wendrick
Poplar Street
Maude
Hicherd Cole
Robert Redding
Sarah Belt
Walter Beck
Sixth District Woman's Club
Jonesboro
Robert Daniel
Griffin
Gilbert
Thomas Mills
W. H. Searcy, Jr
Robert Waller
Civic League
Myre
Robert Shepard
Missionary Societies Meet on Smith and Dixie Streets
Asson on Maple Street hosted a sewing tea after hours of visiting. The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church gathered Monday afternoon at Rev W S Coater's home on Smith Street. The Methodist Missionary Society held a meeting Monday afternoon at Mrs C H Stewart's Smith Street home. Mrs J R Carliste hosted the Recreation Club Friday afternoon at her home on Dixie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asson
Maple Street
Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. 5. Coater
Smith Street
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
C. H. Stewart
J. R. Carliste
Recreation Club
Dixie 1 Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Kiene
Ellen N. Wilkie
Chicago
Asheville
Edward Lee Traynham
Sarakane
Willam FE
Campbell
William ©. Campbell, Sr
Columbia University
Jim
J. J. Bene
West View Cemetery
M. Robinson
Bene
Dunwoody
CL. Murphy
Little
Atlanta Society
Miss Avelaive
Gas Luton
Miss Singleton
O. L. Singleton
J. Lawrence Smith
Louisville
Marietta, GA
Carrollton, GA
June Bride
Bride
Griffin, GA
Asco
Coxes
Milady
Jacksonville, Fla
Fas
el Ryad Ambosa Sultana
A&p
Iona Blend
Santos Blend
Lge
Ag Ona Ris
Whitehall
Ludden & Bates
Peachtree
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