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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1924

Page

3

Couch-Freeman Wedding Plans in Griffin Georgia

Griffin Griffin November 2 Cordial interest surrounds the announced wedding of Miss Virginia Crouch and James Thrash Freeman to be held at the bride's parents home on Thursday November 6 at 8 o'clock. The Rev Leon L Latiner of First Baptist will officiate with Miss W B Kee of Atlanta as matron of honor and Miss Mary Leila Patterson of Griffin as first bridesmaid. Other bridesmaids include Miss Jessie Pearl Rice of Griffin and Mrs Frank Simmons of Statesboro. Flower girls are Misses Joe Lorraine Estes Evelyn Estes and Doris Crouch of Gay. Ring bearers are Mayter Powell Groner of Larchmont N Y and Miss Sue Thomas of Griffin. Best man is Frank Freeman of Atlanta and brother Morris Crouch of Michigan City Ind will be groomsman. Junior groomsmen are Robert Otis Jr and Edwart Smith Crouch. Pianist Oline Cuming and violinist Elizabeth Norman will provide music. Solon Drukenmiller will sing a tenor solo before the ceremony. A brilliant reception will follow with Misses Martha Baker and Mariwhd Haynes in charge of the bride's book. The couple have been widely entertained since their engagement in September and plan further parties upon their return from a wedding trip. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Otis Crouch and is cherished in Griffin. Mr Freeman, once of Atlanta, leads the Griffin Enterprises company and is well known socially and in business.

Griffin Virginia Uch James Thrash Freeman Robert Otis Crouch South Hl Street Leon L. Latiner First Baptist Church Frank Freeman Atlanta Morris Crouch Michigan City Ind Joan Robert Otis, Jr Edwart Smith Crouch Lmen Oline Cumuming Elizabeth Norman Solon Drukenmiller Martha Baker Mariwhd Haynes Mise Croueh Mr. Freeman Robert Quis Croue Mr Freeman Griffin Enterprises Company

Artists for Fine Arts Club Meet at Woodhaven Tuesday

The Fine Arts club opens its season with a Tuesday 11 o clock meeting in the Maddox drawing room on Pace's Ferry road at Woodhaven. Katharine Tift Jones, accompanied by harpist Georgia Trice, will perform in the garden setting beloved since the club's 1923 outdoor debut. Only hostess guests may attend. guest cards available from Mrs Wilmer Moore at 36 West Eleventh Street before Tuesday.

Fine Arts Club Robert K. Maddox Pace’s Ferry Road Woodhaven Maddox Estate Katherine Tift Jones Georgia Trice Miss Jones American Speech Association New York David Belasco Frank Crone Willard Straight Waldorf and Mealpin Hotels Miss Price Henriette Renie Wilmer Moore West Eleventh Street

Beauty Recipe: Jane Cowl on Juliet and Inner Beauty

Juliet and Jane Cowl are united as living embodiments of inner beauty, not mere physical grace. The discussion explores how true beauty arises from perception, harmony, and understanding, enabling a performer to inhabit diverse heroines like Juliet, Melisande, and Cleopatra with authenticity. Tomorrow Norma Talmadge.

Juliet Verona Melisande Maeterlinck Cleopatra Shakespear Fane Cowl Norma Talmadge

Shorter College Social Notes in Rome Ga

Shorter college in Rome announces a November 17 evening comedy performance Daley featuring Evelyn Sheffield as William Walker and a cast including Margaret Hendricks Edith Hughes and others from Georgia and nearby states. Also noted is Annie C Ramsey’s fall music recital and the first student recital with performers from several towns. the Rich Brothers scholarship funds Shorter. Also, George Kirkland, a 30 year old war veteran, was killed when a floor collapsed at United States Veterans hospital Fort Logan H Roots in Little Rock Arkansas.

Shorter College Rome Atlanta Evelyn, Sheffield Daley Shorter Miss Sheffield William Walker Duley Margaret Hendricks Tifton Edith Hughes Bartow Fla Gordon Smith Roger Trothes Mahila Kent Savannah Forbes Lucy Shivers Hatenton Angelus Forbes Ora Upshay Covington Schuyler — van Dyck Frances Johnson Washington Tom Sterrett Vera Cochran Camilla Vincent Leach Scenarist Mildred Glover Blair Patterson Elizabeth Bryan Henry Mildred McCord Annie C. Ramsey Department of Music Misa Ramsey Little Rock Ark George Kirkland Shelbyville Texas United States Veterans Hospital Fort Logan H. Roots

Buckeye Club Plans for Annual State Convention

The Buckeye Woman's club met on Wednesday afternoon October 28 at Mrs. R. S. King's home. About 35 members and guests heard a Citizenship program led by guest Mrs. R. L. Turman. Mrs. J. Quillian sang Hats Off to the Fing and the program closed with America's Ten Commandments read by club president Mrs. Edwin M. Helbig. New member Mrs. Herbert Halverstadt was welcomed. Sympathy resolutions were read for Mrs. J. E. Whiteman's family. Committees on humane education, savings accounts, and an information bureau were named. Plans for the state federation meeting in Atlanta November 11-14 were discussed. Mrs. Fred White was elected delegate and Mrs. W. E. Lotspeich alternate. The club will assist with transportation for visiting guests and members were urged to offer cars. Needlework guild garment contributions were requested. The November 23 meeting will be at Mrs. W. B. Quillian's home with program on Grim Puritan Days.

Buckeye Woman's Club Mra. R King Oxford Read Mra. J. Kell Martin A. Case Mra. E. L. McKibben R. L. Turman J . Quillian Edwin M. Helbig Herbert Halverstadt Moore State Federation of Women's Clubs Atlanta Tra Sncvess Fred White W. EB. Lotspeich W. W. Alexander Buckeye, Woman's Club Alexander T. T. Stevens Helbig Information Bureau Cassily

Social Notes From Hapeville Social Notes From Hapeville

Social notes from Hapeville report dinners at W F Gilliam home on Virginia Avenue with guests including Charles and Brotherton and William Brotherton. Movements include Eward Hum Miles moving to a new bungalow on College Avenue and Ida Rhoade visiting Bowden and Savannah. Mattie Couch hosted a matinee with Ethel DeFoor and Mrs. Mercer Lee.

W. F. Gilliam Virginia Avenue Charles Brotherton Harry Allen William Brotherton Dan Eaward Hump College Avenue Ida Rhoade Bowden Savannah Werk Jo W. Walker Bremen Mattie Couch Atlanta Helen Camp Bou Asbury Bryant Los Angeles Cal West Eaith Conolly Athens George M. Couch Fulton Avenue W. Schmidt Greenville S.C P. McElroy Bradentown Fla Robert Jones Ethel DeFoor Mercer Lee Carl Shockley Apalachee

Seniors Parade In Caps And Gowns At LaGrange College

Social notes from LaGrange College in LaGrange Virginia recount the seniors entering the dining hall in caps and gowns October 25 guided by sophomores led by sponsor Mrs Roi O Neal. The evening featured songs devotion and a Mezzofantian Literary society hosted informal ads themed as an nd event.

Mezzofantian Literary Society Sch Meltin Evelyn Kimbrough Naner Smith Emily Park Columbia Whittier Hall Maidee Smith Bille Louise Kimbell Glee Club Chapel Lily Hambly-Hobbs Elizabeth Butler William Spruell Lucille Hilsman Ronnie Hale Willie Mae Mangham Nancy Smith Louise Harrington Mary Lumpkin Lucrete Adams Hortense Hughes Evelyn Newton Janet Morrow Mabel White Claire Hill Lena Terrell Kathryn Rogers Kathryn Glanton Margie Beard Ruth Strain Gertrude Strain Imogene Edwards Frances Woodside Mary Truitt Martha Drew Rebecca Presly Deryl Manning Cottese Anathd. Y. WG

Mrs Lyle Elected President of College Park Women

The College Park League of Women Voters held an adjourned meeting at Mrs Dan C Lyle's home on October 24 to perfect organization and adopt a constitution. Officers were reelected, ward chairmen chosen, and a charter-member list published. The league aims for voter registration and informed political participation, remaining non partisan in policy. A questionnaire on candidates and city issues will be printed in suburban papers, with the next meeting set for November 4 at the old Methodist church.

College Park League of Women Voters Dan C. Lyle Dan A. Lyle I. CG. Algee Howard Merrifield C. G. Trowbridge B. H. Sullivan Baynard Willingham Henry Stakely J. C College Park League College Park Edwin Lang Douglas Lyle R. Lee Mc Martin Emmit Marti B. W. Mar A. J. Mayfield Susie Marshall C. M. Mount Leon Stillman N. K. Sturdivant B. T. Sullivan W. W. Taylor Annie Thornton Ya Phornie Tungselt M. J. Walker Katherine Weatherbee W. BE. Whitehead G BP. Wright College Pack Son Atlanta Old Methodist Church

Dear Mrs Thompson Advice on love and age appropriate conduct

A reader seeks guidance on a breakup and a younger girl's romantic involvement. An advisory writer offers caution about freedom in relationships, suggests maintaining distance, and outlines safe social norms for a 16 year old living with guardians. The column blends letters from broken hearts with rules on dating and propriety.

Brenau College Presents The Thirteenth Chair in 1924

Brenau College in Gainesville Georgia opened its Cushman Dramatic club season with The Thirteenth Chair by Bayard Veiller under Miss Evelyn Garth. Performers included Willie Musselwhite Ruth Davis Bernice White and Mary Settle Jamerson with notable student actors and the Brenau Symphony under Professor I B Michealis. Officer elections for 1924 25 named Dorothy Laurence as president and Florence M Overton from Florida is visiting the college. Elizabeth Webb spoke on the W C A and M C A conference in London and urged support for the Friendship Relief Fund.

Gainesville Bayard Veiller Cushman Dramatic Club Evelyn Garth Rosalie LaGrange Willie Musselwhite Ruth Davis Inspector Donahue Bernice White Helen O’neil Mary Settle Jameson Billy Crosby Ruth McMurray Willodene Crawford Nell Child Olive Smythe Helen Simpson Juans Collier Isabelle Peer Virginia Wells Ruth Andrews Hazel Mayes Louise Edward Velna Kent Sue Purcelle Brenan Symphony Orchestra I. B. Michealis Michealis Dorothy Laurence Katherine McQuary Sibyl Strickland Bertha Thalley Migs Florence M. Overton Little River Fla Miss Overton New York Florida School of Orators Chapel Hall Elizabeth Webb Shelby N. C

Names and Meanings Bulletin From Washington Bureau

Do you know what your name means and its language origin. The Washington bureau releases a bulletin detailing meanings for almost every common English first name. To obtain a copy, fill out the coupon and mail it as directed.

Washington

West End Woman's Club announces concerts and plans

The West End Woman's club schedules a November 7 8 pm concert at Wesley Memorial hall featuring I. Mayer with Haydn Gunter. Tickets available through club members or Cable Piano. Committee reports support voter registration reform and a state wide convention. building plans for a new club home proceed with DeFord Smith and J. E. Odum. A benefit bridge for building funds, a Capitol flour campaign, and a November 3 club event are announced.

West End Woman’s Club I. M. Mayer Wesley Memorial Hall A. R. Burt Mayer Music Study Club Atlanta Haydn Gunter West End Woman's Cub Cable Piano Company Georgia Council General Assembly of Georgia

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