Burroughs Nature Club Fall Meeting in Buckhead
The Atlanta Burroughs Nature Club announces its first fall meeting this afternoon November 4 at 3 30 with Mrs J C McMichael at 270 Peach Tree Road. Attendees are asked to be prompt and ride Buckhead car to Andrews Avenue. D A R hosts a Saturday dance at Piedmont Hotel ballroom by card only with Argentine Hyperion and Vesper clubs invited. Miss Harriet McCullough hosts a buffet supper and dance Saturday night honoring Miss Harriet Broyles returning from Lucy Cobb.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Atlanta Burroughs Nature Club
J C McMichael
Peachties
Andrews Avenue
Joseph Habersham Chanter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Piedmont Hotel
Miss Broyles
Harriet McCullough
Harriet Broyles
Lucy Cobb
Atlanta to Have Castle House In Old English Residence
Mrs Gayle Forbush leases the Peachtree Merritts corner English residence to convert it into a dance club. Classes teadances and teas will be staged with creton and a JapaneseStyle tea room. Mr Wheeler assists with demonstrations at the tea dance Driving club event Rotary club meeting.
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Atlanta
Castle House
Ecole de Danse
Gayle Forbush
Peachtree Street
Merritts Avenues
Forbush
the Ansley
Wheeler
Driving Club
Rotary Club
Piedmont
Pioneer Women Meet At Philips And Crown
The Pioneer Women held a pleasant Wednesday afternoon meeting at Philips and Crown with large attendance and an engaging program. Recitations by Agair Me Carley and Sirah Huff, two solos by Mrs Hoyt Morrow, and a program led by Genes Sharpe, Harrell, and Abbott. They plan winter readings on local church histories from the Civil War era, to be prepared by society members, with a reception by Mrs W Nicolson on November 2 afternoon.
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Philips & Crown
Agair MeCarley
Wisss
Sirah Huff
Hoyt Morrow
Atignia
Genes Sharpe
Harrell
Abbott
W . Nicolson
Meetings of local women's groups and clubs in Atlanta
A list of meetings scheduled for this morning and afternoon includes the Georgia Woman Suffrage League executive board gathering in Ara non parlors after this afternoon at 9 or 10 o clock, the Friday Morning Study Cycle at the Piedmont Hotel at 11, Third Vice Presidents Atlanta district Methodist Episcopal church event at 10, Electa Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star at Masonic Temple at 3 this evening, the Women’s Guild of St Luke’s Church at 11 in the Sunday school room, St Luke’s parish women invited, and the Thundergarten club at 4 this afternoon at Mrs Flake’s home 29 East Lake Drive OakHurst. A large attendance is encouraged.
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The
Georgia Woman Suffrage League
Ara Non
Luiedmont
Atlanta
Elecmont
Electa
Order of Hacern Sar
Masonic Temple
Order
Womans Guild of
St Lukes Clurch
St Lukes Parish
Atlanta Thundergarten
Alam
Social items from Knoxville and Atlanta society pages
Mrs Drank Moses of Knoxville arrives next week to visit daughter Brank silee. Mr and Mrs Vo H Howard announce birth of son William Henry Jr at Last York Avenue home. Muss Lila Mansfield, guest of Mrs Thomas Dimel, will return to Chattysooga. Moodsy Mr and Mrs D UW Parson announce birth of son Judi Gilleland at Augusta Avenue home. Miss Constance Berry to entertain at bridge luncheon for Miss Mildred Spencer of Virgin, guest of Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick. Miss Augusta Gardien visiting relatives in Columbia. Mrs George Aiid WO Frank McGaughey, and Frank Wellaughey Jr plus Harold Wellaughey and Clarence Hill return from Knoxville Yeager Memphhy welding event. Muss Elizar th Boyd visiting from Alabama will tour Tennessee before returning to Atlanta. Mrs Bosa and Mrs God at the Georgian Terrace before wintering at Clearyate. Masa Ladue Psek of Savannah among WOth visit Mr and Mrs Wok Bek at the Georgian. Ferrace and a series of entertainments planned in her honor. Mrs KV Cornerat and her sons Wancent and George leave for Savannah to spend winter. joined by Wiss lina Cornerat of Savannah and Wis Shivabeth Rhode of Rome. WoL Spuks of Terre Haute and vhurman of the Indiant Good Roads Commission in Atlanta next week to attend conference. will stop at Hotel Winecup. Mise Frances Connally delightfully entertained in New Orleans. Williai Bliss Emma Hemmingway in Mississippi before returning home. Wiss Hemminewas will accompany and visit Mrs EL Connas and Mrs Jik Otriey.
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Drank Moses
Knoxville
Brank “Silee
Vo H. Howard
Wiliam Henry Jr
Last Yorth Avenue
Lila Mansfield
Thomas Dimel
Chattysooga
D UW Parson
Augusta Avenue
Judi Gilleland
George Aiid
Frank McGaughey
Frank Wellaughey Jr
Harold Wellaughey
Clarence Hill
Elizar
Boyd
Aliyama
Tennessee
Atlanta
Wrs
Bosa
Wiss God
Georgian Terrace
Clearyate
Masa Ladue
Savannah
Mies
Mire
KV Cornerat
Wol Spuks
Tere Haute
Ind Vhurman
Good
Mise
Frances Connally
New Orleans
Williai
Emma Hemmingwiy
Wiss Hemminewas
EL Connas
Jik Otriey
Banquet Planned for Burleson by Atlanta Chamber
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce plans a dinner for Postmaster General Albert S Burleson during his city visit next week. A 1 cent subscription dinner will be arranged with invitations to all chamber members. Committees led by Colonel F J Paxon and Robert Maddox will handle arrangements and invitations.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commeres
Jones
Wr Andrews
Senator Smith
Burleson
Chamber of Conmerce
Colonel Puson
Brooks Morgan
H Kriegshaber
F . Arh Wright
Robert F Maddox
Walter P Andrews
Bolling
H, Jones
Milledgeville Carnival Heads to Town Next Week
Milledgeville prepares for a week of entertainment starting Monday the ninth through Saturday the thirteenth. The Krause shows have been engaged for the event under the Baldwin Blues company, with proceeds shared from the week’s attractions.
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Milledgevile
Carnival
Meek
Big Krause
Wha
Baldwin Blues
Plan for W C T U Meet in Atlanta Convention
An Atlanta meeting reports progress on financing and arrangements for the WCTU convention to be held in Atlanta from November 13 to 18. General chairwoman Mrs Patterson and subcommittees update on hotels, entertainment, music, decorations, publicity, and transportation as subscriptions rise to fund the event.
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WCTU
Atlanta
Bend
Trinity Methodi
T E Patterson
Capital Square
Annie Webb
M L McLendon
Sam Vlar
Henry H Tucker
Alonzo Richardson
College Park
Misa Amela Woodall
H . Buckholz
W H Preston
Mary Carter Winter
J B Dobson
J G
WI Trenary
HS Harner
Walter T Newman
Capitol Avenue
Brown
Gordon
Genter
Mansfield
Jonem
Shivers
Suessa Heldridge
Blaine
Columbias Congress
Avante
Cox College Girls
Delegates’ Accommodation Gaps At Convention
The article notes funds seem adequate to secure sufficient homes for delegates but warns many remain unprovided for. Committees have had limited success in arranging accommodations, yet a sizable number of delegates still lack housing. Potential shortfalls loom as the convention approaches.
Reverend Thornwell Jacobs to Preach Sunday at Central Church
The Rev Thornwell Jacobs DD will preach at Central Congregational Church next Sunday morning at 11 o clock. All are welcome to attend worship and hear a good sermon. The congregation and Sunday school are growing with offerings last Sunday near $102 and the church plans to have a permanent pastor soon.
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Thornwell Jacobs
Wall
Central Congregational Church
Farmer Peters blinds eye in rabbit valley wagon mishap
Special Joe Peters a prominent farmer of Rabbit Valley was accidentally struck in the right eye by a snap at the end of wagon lines last night. The blow ruptured the eyeball leaving him totally blind in that eye.
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Ringgold
Joe Peters
Rabbit Valley
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