Georgia Federation Club Women Honor Visitors At Biltmore
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs met in Atlanta with early morning breakfasts at the Biltmore hotel and a noon tour to Stone Mountain. Notable events included a press luncheon featuring Colonel Jason Joy and speakers like Mrs Chauncey Smith and Mrs Nora Lawrence Smith. Participants included Miss Mary Frances Cooledge and many clubwomen from across Georgia and beyond.
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Biltmore
Georgia Federated Club
Stone Mountain
Gutzon Borgium
Mary Frances Cooledge
John Rhodes Haverty
Harrold Cooledge
Peachtree Road
Martha Boykin
Anne Foote
Catherine Stewart
Biltmore Hotel
Jason Joy
Willard Patterson
McCord Roberts
John F. O’ryan
Helen Douglas
Atlanta
Chauncey Smith
Williard Patterson
Nora Lawrence Smith
Wiregrass Farmer
Joel Chandler Harris
A. P. Brantley
State Federation
T. T. Stevens
Atlanta Federation
Alfred Newell
W. OT. Price-Smith
Brantley
Mars
O'Rya B. AL
Nora L. Smith
Ashburn
Cleone
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Elhics
Atlanta Biltmore
Freemaan
Iillehia
Athens
College Park
Distinguished Past Presidents Attend Federation Convention
Rome Georgia social union notes list include Mrs Murray Howart president Civic Club of West End Mrs Arthur Merrill Mrs BoMthes hig Mrs R Hin Milledgeville Mrs W C Martin Dalton Mrs Fneech Callaway 15 Mes CL Mo Truitt Mrs Charles Chalmers Mrs B Pond and others among attendees from Georgia towns including Milledgeville Dalton Thomson Tifton and Whartwell.
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Rome
Murray
Howart
Civic Club of
West End
Arthur Merrill
BoMtheshig
R. Hin
Thomson, Ga
Ibs
Nicholas Peterson
Tifton, Ga
Miss Carrie Green to Be Honor Guest at Atlanta Tea
Mrs Flora McDaniel Pitts hosts a 4 till 6 pm tea at the Atlanta Biltmore to honor Miss Carrie Green of Dalton state council chairwoman. Attendees include Mrs FUL Merry Thomasville and Mrs Ht son Madison among others. Muse Clothing opens a new shop on hotel ground floor.
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Carrie Green
Flora McDaniel Pitts
Atlanta Woman's Club
Dalton
National Council of Women's Clubs
Miss Green
If Ul, Merry
Thomasville
IT. G. Inslings
2. I. Fitzpatric
Madison
Granger
Alonzo Htson
Sheppard
Atlanta Biltmore
George Muse Clothing Company
North Side
New York
Lon
Willy Ite
Club
Tife
Tech
Ogtethorpe
Vaander
Emory Wal Honor New Members At Dinner
The Social Club of Emory Wal honors its new members with an 8 o'clock dinner at the Ansley Hotel. New members include Milam Reeves Harry Howell Lowrey Davenport Joe Tolmes James Wahl Allen Moore Dick Smith Richard Susnett. Active members listed.
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Bats Social Club
Emory i
Ansley Hostel
Milam Reeves
Harry Howell
Lowrey Davenport
Joe Tolmes
James Wahl
Allen Moore
Dick Smith
Richard Susnett
Willis Warmell
Godfrey Brammell
Marion Watson
Truman Allen
James Boring
Ralph DuPree
Joel Inter, Jr
Henry Miller
Ralph Quillian
Frik Rowsey
Jack Parker
Emerson Gardner
Preston Arkwright, Jr
Millia
Fitzhush
Thenard Lyons
Starry
Mrs Mathewson Honors Miss Inman at Luncheon
Mrs J C Mathewson entertained on Thursday on Penehtree street in honor of Miss Louise Inman whose engagement to Eugene McN Marion will be formally announced. Mrs John Tart assisted. covers were laid for Miss Inman and others at the midweek luncheon.
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Ernest Eddy Haskell
Tioir
Tullet Haskell
Genner Cabell Carrington
Fort McPherson
J. ¢. Mathewson
Hershame
Penehtree Street
Louise Tne
Eugene McN
Marrietti
Mathewson
John Tart
Taman
College hall dances highlight city social scene
A series of events traces Atlanta social life with planned dances at College Hall on North Avenue and Spring Street on Saturday night November 15. The Midnite Revellers join the college set for the evening while Mrs. Jesse Gaston hosts a Mah-Jongg gathering and Mrs. Owens welcomes guests at Leidemont Street. South African visitor Mrs. Scherfuss receives wide entertainments including a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Joseph Orme on Peach Tree Road.
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College Hall
North Avenue
Spring Street
Willian Suerfuss
South Africa
Atlanta
Georgia
Mea
Seherfuss
II O N. Harper
Willian Seherfuss
Georgia Tech
Joseph Orme
Scherfuss
Major and Mrs Hickok Entertain at Dinner
Major and Mrs Hickok host a dinner with guests including Major General and Mrs W H Johnson. The decor features bronze chrysanthemums used in the dining room and on surrounding areas. Guests listed include Colonel H C Merriam, Mrs Merriam, Major and Mrs Gilbert, Major and Mrs R L Kaeton, Lieutenant Bruner, and Major and Mrs James M Magee.
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Major and
Mrs. Hickok
Jor
Club Benefits From Evening Dance Sponsorship
The Tomaculate Conception Club will sponsor a benefit dance at Columbus hall tonight. The event features a prize waltz with admission likely one dollar. Chaperons include De. and Mrs. F. W. Hinkle, Mr. and Mrs. Keeney, Mrs. Fant McDermott, Grover Hiser, Shirold Yelland, and U. M. Chipeta, with calls for details to Main 040-W or Walnut 4791.
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Tomaculate Conception Club
Columbus Hall
Len
Ervasion
F. W. Hinkle
G. Keeney
Fant Mc
Farewell Party for Gen Johnston and family prior to Camp Lewis move
A Monday afternoon farewell reception for Major and Mrs William H Johnston marked the departure of Gen and Mrs Johnston to Camp Lewis. The event featured fall floral decorations, an orchestra from the 22nd infantry, and entertainment by Miss Elizabeth Carpenter, with guests including Major General and Mrs Shanks and Brigadier General and Mrs Truman W. Darrah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Johnston
Camp Lewis
Vorad Mbs
Willian H. Joln
Shanks
Dwight W. Siother
W. H. Patterson
Tiomag W. Darrah
22Nd Infantry
Elizabeth Carpenter
Melville S. Jarvis
Brilliant Reception for Delegates at Villa Clare
An elegant reception at Villa Clare on Peachtree Road honors delegates attending the Twenty-Eighth Annual Georgia Federated Clubwomen convention. J J Haverty and Miss May Haverty hosted, with American art paintings on display, including works by Elliot Dangerfield and Johansen. The event featured a yellow chrysanthemum color scheme, lace tea table, and floral centerpieces, with a distinguished receiving line led by Mrs Archibald P Brantley and other federation leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Federated Clubwomen
J. J. Haverty
Miss May Haverty
Villa Clare
Peachtree Road
Haverty
North Carolina
Blowing Rock
N. C
Elliot Dangerfield
Atlanta
Johansen
Perrault
Haverly
Daily calendar of women's meetings list and notices
A compact schedule of community meetings and events across Atlanta area including P.T.A. gatherings at Pryor Street and Ormewood schools, Westlake and East Lake associations, women’s circles at Central and St. John’s churches, and a Belgian cyclist tidbit, all dated with times and locations such as 2:30 p m and 10 30 a m, with venues like the Maccabee temple and Redmen wigwam.
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Woman's Missionary Society of
Why They Died Young And The Changed Life Span
An authority argues life expectancy rose from about forty in earlier times to fifty eight now in the United States. The piece blames social shifts on women’s improved lot, noting historical tombstone inscriptions of young wives and hard frontier life, contrasting past duties with present longevity.
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United States
Republa
Grand Pitt
Filizabeth
Sarah
Prudence
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Norman Sharp
Archibald Brantley
Blanche Loveridge
Seannette Rankin
N. J. Bennett
Review Club
Witzgerald
Cultural Club
Alonzo Nichardson
Univer Pioneer Club
University of Georgion
Tifton
Vidalia
J. Pritchett
Dublin
Felton Jones
M . HH. Griffin
Russell Snow
Quitman
M. R. Stevens
W. S. West
Valdosta
BR. Hawl
AL Perry
Albany
Gav
Walter Purdom
Waycross
Federation
J. E. Hays
Lindsey Johnson
A. ©. Granger
Mathewson & Price
Bailey
Thurston Hatcher
Muse’s
Better Cihus Committee
Atelanta
Alonzo Richardson
Oeclock
Ansley Hotel
Coronel Jason 8. Tos
Motion Dirty Producers and Distributes of America
H. Hays
Colonel Joy
Minl
Fraeny Entertainment
Social Club of
Emory
Wal
Miss Haskell
Tington
Mrs. Mathewson
Miss Inman
Mary Badtenzer
Lucy Harper
Th Sibley
Dolly Hurt
Frank McNeal
Murdock Bquen
Mel
Sfart
Midnite Revellers
Jesse Gaston
Charles FY. Tianpbre
Chi. HL
Niel
Twenty-second Infantry
Katherine Stewart
Leidge-tea Aryich
Joseph Owens
Indre
Afes
W. F. Jenkins
Liedmont
St Vente
Jeanin
Mise Stewart
W “Io Dishta
Brankt Carter
Catherine Carter
Marsverite Moncrief
Mary Reid
Jelian Smith
Tiel Clarke
Isa- Tine Dent
Chia Bennett
Grace Chardson
Venice
Truik Cruselie
Tstelte Lind- Mathie Tomlinson
John [Stewart
Carlton
Montromer Selolte
Tutneil
Robert
Kinhye Bonise Salli Tol Dennis
Wherton
BE. WN. Congers
Huyler
Meinyt
Peachtree
Major
Mrs. Magee
Bridge
Mrs
James M. Magee
Olympian Circle
William J. Kendrick
Robustaml
Humphrey
M Uumphrey
Intaml
Melville S
TLR
Hearn
John Pet Ce
Ehten C. Quigley
Mrs. Johnston
Northwestern Forest ‘Experiment Station
New England
Haverts
Katherine Waverty
Emmie Nixon
Martha Barnton
Mary Shedden
Margaret Nelson
Mr. Haverty
Mise Haverty
Archibald P. Brantles
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
T.I. Stevens
Avlanta Federation of Women's Clubs
Hostess
Samuel Inman
Atute Federation
Ehn O'Ryan
Dorothy O'Rya
William Johnston
Sylvester
Georgia Federation of Art
Carroll Payne
Southeastern Art Association
Payne
Jack Spalding
J. K. Ottley
Charles Jerome
Wilmer Moore
Clarence Haverty
Hughes Spalding
Haraii Cooledge
Lou Grave
Frank McGaughey
May Traverty
Mrs. Stevenson
R. G. More Aliley
Ponce de Leon Apartments
Randolph-Macon Club
George B. Hoyt
Myrtle Street
Samuel M. Inman
Associate Reform Presbyterian Church
Highland Avenue
Hudson Drive
Maccabee Temple
Peachtree Street
Central Presbyterian Church
East Lake
Parent-Teacher Association
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Georgia Bay
Pryor Street
P.T. A
Polly Anna
Ladies’ Aid
Eleanor H. Porter
Juliette B. Parmalee
P.T. A. of
Georgia Division No
L. A
Redmen
Central Avenue
Druid Hills
W. D. Stayton
William A. Bass, Jr
Ormewood Parent-Teacher Association
Ormewood School
James L. Keysehood
Dr. Hoppe
White Cross
Woman's Auxiliary
Clarry Alexander
Park Lane
Paul Turner
Luckie Street School
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Florida West Coast
Walnut
Southern Railway
Rather
Stone
F. O. Stone Baking Co
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