Daughters of Confederacy Take Prominent Part in Reunion
Mrs. T. J. Latham leads efforts of United Daughters of the Confederacy in Memphis during the reunion. She and local chapters organize corner stone ceremonies for Forrest Monument, host daily functions, and arrange social events at the Warren building and Beethoven Hall with notable members like Mrs. Van Vleet and Mrs. Mathes guiding committees. A strong social and civic presence marks Memphis during the gathering.
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Tennessee
Memphis
Daughter of the Confederacy
Mts
T. J. Latham
Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cal
N. B. Forrest
Mrs. Tatham
Forrest
Mrrs
Latham
California
Sle
Barnelf
Arkansas
State United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lebanon
Sarah Lew
Earnest Ykorten
Atlante
Richmond
Lauterne
Nashville
Tenn
Menner
P. P. van Vleet
van Viest
Idool
van Vleet
Mathis
Mathes
Sarah Law
Alfred Daughters of the Confederacy
Whishwilla
THE _Daughters of the Comfederacy
Warthes
A.D. Lange
Forrest Monument
Tolonial
Oliver Perry
Daughters of the American Revolution
South
Napoleon Hill
Warren
Daughters
the Confederacy
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Beethoven Club
Hillson
Sarah Law Chapter
Unite Daughters of the Confederacy
Beethoven Cini
Four Prominent Figures In Memphis Social Life
An entertain party features a bride to be selecting a handkerchief to name the next bride with a bright lunch and joyous detail. Agnes Scott Institute alumnae meet at 10 this morning in the institute parlors concluding with a musical program. Business Woman's League hosts an elegant executive mansion entertainment headlined by Miss Genevieve Bright with a varied program including solos and readings. Atlanta Woman's Club closes summer sessions with reports from officers and committees as Mia E G McCabe presiding. next meeting set for October.
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Agnes Scott Institute
The
Institute
Business Woman's ‘League
Business Woman's League
Genevieva Bright
Gramme
Rendée
Pi. Sola
hubert-Lisst
George
E. G. Werner
Reading
Atlanta Woman's Club
Mia
E. G. McCabe
Sarah G. Whaley
Robert Zahner
B. G. McCabe
Sammel Wilkes
Neve, Strauss
Fulia I. Patton
Blackwell
McCabe
James Jackson
Edward Brown
Hines
Miss Ashby
Gitley
State Industrial Committee
John C. Reed
Eb “Gavotte
Bohm
C. B. Witmer
Walter Harrison
Gidney Lanier
Genevieve Baright
Mendelssohn
George B. Winman
Guinevere
Tennyson
Net
Charley
Oconsmawal
Wis
Wilmer Moore
Europe
Nelle Peters Iilack
Beters Farm
Calhoun
Smith Pickett Wll
Atlanta
Charries M. Lemke
Theresa
William H. Meadh
Gin
Table Sliver For June Brides Shows Paris Exposition Style
A generous variety of tea sets compo tiers bowls onion tree dishes bread boats and fruit dishes mirrors the Paris Exposition influence on the modern silversmith. Deep flower shaped borders and French gray finishes reveal the artisan trend toward refined taste and design.
Stage program and social notes from Atlanta event
The piece lists performances at a school and a Piedmont Driving Club dinner with attendees and guests including Miss Winifred Winston Miss Hattie Malsby and Mrs Edward Peters. It also notes local social items such as visitors Mrs Willoughby Sharpe and Mr Peter Grant and several household updates.
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Piedmont Club
Piedmont Driving Club
Edward C. Peters
And
Edward’ Peters
Bosale Draper
Camille Coffee
Ruth Hallman
Jennie English
Eugenia Oglesby
Rebecca Raoul
Emmis Johnson
Annie Fitten
Laurie Ray Parrott
Thomas Egles+ton
W. C. Chapin
Clayhouse
Sue
Edward Peters
Atkinson
Maud
Pardee
Sparks
Willan Reynolds
Tompkins
Prank Ells
Wil Taman
Misa Irene Ashby
Josie Stockdell
Cherles Black
Thomas Erleston
William Chapin
Charles Ryan
James Mewixeldia
Recital and club reports mark Prather Home School meeting
The Dramatic Club of the Prather Home School hosted a recital at Phillips Crew's hall featuring two Attic comedies The Ghost of An Idea and Young Doctor Davina plus music and recitations The event highlighted student talent as Miss Florine Richardson performed The Young Graduate and received strong applause The meeting also included reports from various club committees and notes on scholarships and upcoming lectures and events.
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Georgia
Deputantes
Lagye
Wilte Yeates
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Winifred Winston
Dolly van Flutter
Nan Doolittle
Marthe Mitchell
Jule
Goudehard Cleason
Wuanma Ly
Lynette Smith -Raveny Cocke
Etta Deck
Louise Watts
Commedletta
Doctor Devine
Caste’ Rebecca
The
Monitor
Julin Goode Ellnabeth
Marie
Pearl Beatrice Peck Grace
Madeline Routzahn Rose
Etta Beck Maude
Juanita Tyler Leura
Gretchen
Winston Bien
Mae
Mae Archer Lela
Lela
Andrews
Bertha Slater
Elle Goode
Madame
Devine
Phillips & Crew
Music Hall
Davina
Florine Richardson
Appiange
Chocolate beverages and brain nourishment claim
An advertisement extols Wizacr's Croc OLATE and Wiiser's Crocolate as nutritious breakfast beverages that support brain workers and prevent nervous exhaustion. It contrasts them with coffee as a temporary stimulant, praising CHOCOLATE as a sustaining food from H. O. Wilbur & Sons, Philadelphia New York Chicago.
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Wizacr
Wiiser
Wusur
H. O. Wilbur & Sons
Philadelphia
New York
Local Social Notes and Weddings in Atlanta and Nearby
The column records engagements and weddings including Anita Phinizy of Augusta visiting the Enelichs of Druid Hills and the Lucania event June 1. It lists guests, travels to Narragansett Pier, and numerous small social updates from Athens to Griffin, with residents returning from travels, visits, and medical recoveries.
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Jackaonville
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Difford
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Blythe
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Matte Glaton
Lilly Maton
Dr. Jernigan
George Forester
Bernard Wolf
Louise Spalding Foster
Luther Grand
Wiliam Prescott
Erne: West
Wallace Wickpatrick
Vester
Paris
Switzerland
Burane
Robert Emory Park
Jacksonville
Georgis
Daughters of the
Davis Eagan
Florida
Park
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BRS
Beethoven Club of
F. J. Latham
Messee United Daughters of the Confederacy
P. FP. van Vleet
Law
Harvey Mai
Jewelers
Whitehall
Samuel Johnson
Eiseman & Weil
W. Is
Douglas Shoes
Peter Grant
Willoughby Sharpe
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City
Tee
J. J Parker
Albert Foster
Madison
Irene Abby
Washington
Oliver Hunter
Louise ‘Cadd
I. C. C. Black
Augusta
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Americus
Sadie Morris
Martha Glover
Katherine Elle
Corner Abby Blythe
Philadalphia
W. B. Sheldon
Marietta
Catherine Ellis
Catherine His
Bunehean
Daughters of the Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution of
John C. Read
Join C. Reed
Jackson Street
Miss. Aline Reese
Mia Tana Johnson
Daniel Haden
Rach
Dramatic Club
Prather Home School
Chicago
Boyle Stock CO
Walt 'F
Nell Gwynne
Baby Lund
the Goolmans
Lucania
Mier Fuytne van
Annie Hannewell
Clarence
Bond
Anita Phinizy
Thmen Enelieh
Zee Phokt
Turk
Eldridge
Way
Maitiana
Armen Slaters
Baglaista
Salley
Maaison
Grotesqe Acrabate
Rane
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New View
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Charles Beasley
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W. J. Spicra
Charles J. Weill
Athens
C. Webb
Columbus
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Avers
Barnesville
Frank Elia
Narragansett Pier
Joseph F. IL. Clay
Merit
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Paul Burkert
Ata
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Alabama
Heney Burr
Griffin
Beagle Chandler
Jessie Lawton
Hubert J. Lowry
Smeathers
York
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Susan Calhoun
Allee’ Barker
Woulie Todd
W. A. Knowles
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