Society News and Visits Highlight Atlanta Arrivals
Ills and illnesses thread through Atlanta society notes. Miss Alice Erwin moves home from St Josephs infirmary. Miss Alexa Stirling returns to New York after visiting her Stirling family. Mrs Thomas Swann hosts guests at West Peachtree Street. Notables arrive or travel, including Albert Spalding, Mrs W D Williamson heading to St Louis, and the Gaines family connections shaping Southern social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Alexa Stirling
New York
Arg Mra
A. W. Stirling
Fast Lake
Ton
W. Va
Atlanta
Mra
Thomas Swann
West Peachtree Street
Mra. Simmons
Madeline Bellenger
Swann
Margaret Gaines
Belle
Tennessee
Ambrose Gaines
Knoxville
Household Suggestions and Fire Loss in Bradford
Household hints include even folding for irons and rolling fabrics for faster work, foot soaking with hot water for relief, and using a fireless cooker to heat vegetables without space loss. A fire at The Star garage in Bradford destroyed about 200 cars, starting on the second floor and causing $250,000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Star
Medical Society Auxiliary To Meet At Academy Of Medicine
The Woman's auxiliary to the Putton County Medical Society will hold its regular monthly meeting at 11 o'clock this morning at the Academy of Medicine, 32 Howard Street. The executive board will meet at 10:30 o'clock.
Important Program Features Parent Teacher Council Meet
The Atlanta Parent-Teacher council held its regular monthly meeting at Phillips & Crew hall. President Mrs George M Howsman reported busy activity including 85 telephone calls, 54 letters, six conferences, and multiple state and city meetings. Committees were appointed for an educational night at St Mark Church, with decorations and reception plans, plus reports on the constitution and by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Parent-Teacher Council
Phillips & Crew Hall
George M. Howsman
States Executive Board
Macon
P.T. A
Howsman
P.T. A.a
William A. Bass
Hoke Smith
Joseph E. Brown
Girls’ High
Commercial High
Locust Grove
Formwall
W. F. Siaton
Peeples Street
Oakland City
Georgia Avenue
Parent-Teacher Council of
Georgia
Good Housekeeping
T. T. Stephens
P.T. A. Council
Board of Education
EB. 0. McDonald
J. W. Austin
St. Mark Methodist Church
Assons
Spurgeon King
C. Malone
Tl. J. Rymski
Julian Harris
A. D. Gregory
C. P. Martin
George Ehlers
J. L. McCord
Ernest Brown
J. C. Mellichamp
H. ©. McCutcheon
G. M. Howson
J. P. Wall
EB. LD. McDonald
C.B
Aynes
Kopf
Rowiser
W. G. Byers
Atlanta Music and Studelab
Cincinnati Orchestra
Institute of Social Hygiene
Morton
The
Christian Council
Wesley Peacock
A. A. Temeson
Peacock Cafe
Pioneer Southern Woman Mary Elizabeth Boone Dies
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Boone of Atlanta will be held at 10:30 AM at her Teachtree Street residence. The 86 year old widow of K L Boone will be buried in Gainesville, Georgia. She is survived by three daughters Mrs Charles D Evans and Miss Maude Boone and Miss Lizzie Boone, and two sons J C Boone and K L Boone, all of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Boone
Teachtree Street
Charles W. McDaniel
F. C. McConnell
Gainesville
Boone
Sussex County
Virginia
Atlanta
Van Paassen Addresses Atlanta Law School Faculty
Pierre Van Paassen, author of The World's Window, will speak to instructors at the Atlanta Law School on citizenship tonight. The meeting is set for the school on South Pryor Street. W E Dunn of the Southern Metal Trade Association is recovering from a major operation at St Joseph's Hospital and will be confined for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Pierre van Paassen
Atlanta Constitution
South
Pryor Street
W. E. Dunn
Southern Metal Trade Association
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Cadets Wonsor Mah Jongg Party at Biltmore Hotel
A mah jongg bridge and tea dance fundraiser will be held at the Atlanta Biltmore Thursday afternoon November 20 under the Marist cadets mothers and friends. The event includes mah jongg bridge 2 30 to 4 15 a short Marist band program a prize drill and a tea dance 5 to 7 with prizes and drawings. Admission 4 for bridge 1 per person for tea dance reservations via table and tea dance chairs. General chair Mae McAlpin co chairs Berry Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Biltmore Hotel
Eugene Schmidt
Biltmore Grill
Mahjongz Bridge
Robert Nevil Reed
J. P. Allen
HL Martin
Hugh Richardson
James Alexander
P. P. Hanley
Martin May
J. D. Moriarity
R. A. Palmer
G. I. Morris
Homer Prater
James Holliday
Albert Adams
J. H. Hines
Joseph Corrigan
P. J. MecCormack
Harry Holland
A. T. Perry
Haynes McFadden
Max Samuels
Fenton Luckett
J. A. Gershon
Jack Tway
James Flynn
Nat Kaiser
Clarence Haver
Roland Williams
J. Dro
Genera
Mae McaAlpin
Berry Collins
Speeding man punished for triple offenses in city case
F. J. Jackson of 213 Madison Avenue was fined 51 and bound over to state courts on 300 bond after Tuesday night arrest by Motorcycle Officers Higgins and Rivers for speeding reckless driving and operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Police say a struggle at Grant Park required subduing him. Officer Higgins was kicked through a windshield during the altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Jackson
Madison Avenue
Higgins
Rivers
Callaway
Jackson
Grant Park
Former Atlantan Resting in Marietta Funeral Today
Funeral services for G F Garvin 49 formerly of Atlanta who died Wednesday night in Knoxville Tenn will be held at 11 this morning from the Dobbins Son chapel in Marietta Interment will be in Marietta Cemetery He is survived by his mother Mrs Fane Garvin of Decatur a brother R D Garvin of Russellville Ky and five sisters Mrs E B Lyons Mrs Jenry Whurney Mrs U F lea Mrs W S Harbin and Mrs W Timm all of Cedartown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Garvin
Knoxville
Tenn
Jenry Whurney
U. Flea
W. 8S. Harbin
Ww. . Timm
Cedartown
Condemn. Method of Thwarting Free Will in Stand for Andy Gang
A long satirical piece by Ralph T. Jones laments a failed bid by Andrew Gump to become president. It portrays political rivals as thwarting the will of the people, notes Bainbridge Lions Club backing Gump, and warns a former campaign manager about facing Lions in Bainbridge Georgia. It closes with a quip that a rival may regret meeting Bainbridge lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Gang
Andrew Gump
United States
Guin
Office of the Constitution
Mr. Gump
Bainbridge
Gump
Bain
Peebridge Lions Club
Sons’ Club
Caboose
Anton
Africa
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St. Joseph's ‘Infirmary
Alice Erwin
Ponce de Leon
Maria Harrison
William Bang
Chattanooga
William Atkinson
Virginia Avenue
Fred J. Atkinson
New Haven, Conn
Newton Craig
North
Robert Simmons
Charles
John 4. Raine
Wesley Memorial. Hospital
J. E Nunnally
Monroe, i
Tokhn 1
Aimoreland
Polo Drive
Mrs. Howard
H. McCall
Frank Dykes
Tilien Tidwell
Quitman
D. C
Albert’ ‘Spalding
Biltmore
W. D. Williamson
St.Louis
National Council of Catholic Women
Winnie Belle
Davis
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Wiliam L. McEver
Mary
Cobb
Meer
Adele Thibaeau
Cambridge
Mass
Fred E. Winburn
iChicago
Winecoff Hotel
New
D’orsay
Russia
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Medical Society Auxiliary
M. Rich & Bros. Company
Dad
Rich’s
Johnny Tupants
Rich's
Leonard
Margaret Buchanan
William Thomas Buchanan
Robert Lee Towles
Druid Hills Methodist Church
van Paassen
Dann
Cadets Wonsor Mah Jongg Party
Speeder
Marietta
Askide
Irving
Huylers
Ralph T. Jones
Bainbridge Lions
Bim
Min
Jend
Aoud
Gump Statesman
Chamberline Johnson- DuBose Company
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