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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1914

Page

25

Sock Tea at the Georgian Terrace Promises Delight

A Tuesday afternoon tea at the Georgian Terrace from four to six will feature a musical program arranged by Frank Pearson and include special singing by Mrs Pearson. Proceeds fund wool for sock mufflers sent to ships leaving New York in December. Miss Campbell and Mrs Joseph Raine host with many Atlanta women volunteering.

Georgian Terrace Frank Pearson Pearson Tipperary Richard Johnston Howard Sucknell Bulow Campbell Prank Pearson Linton Jepiina Bing New York Atlanta L. Magill Atlanta Hosiery Mills

Council of Jewish Women Meeting Promised at Temple Vestry

A Council of Jewish Women meeting is set for Wednesday afternoon November 25 at 3 18 oclock in the temple vestry with a social tea afterward. Members are urged to attend. Separate note describes a kitchen shower for Mrs Foster by Philathea class with Forty two game and bridal tea decor featuring blue and white at Mrs W I Foster home.

Council of Jewish Women Grace Lodge Brotherhood of

New Students Arrive Amid Thanksgiving Club Events

Bivins and Miss Sara Merdte among new arrivals, Miss Annie Bearden of Covington and Miss Ethel Arnall of Senola join the list. Presidents Lewis Fowler and William S Cox return from Carrollton after attending the Georgia Baptist convention. The Phil gl agian Literary club hosts a Thanksgiving program Saturday in club rooms. Miss Marie Kimbrough of Greensboro, a former Cox girl, visited Miss Inna Cheshire this week.

Annie Bearden Covington Ethel Arnall Senola Lewis Fowler William S Cox Carrollton Georgia Baptist Convention Philglagian Literary Club Marie Kimbrough Greenaboro Cox Inna Cheshire

Local Society Notes and Club Meetings Around Atlanta

Multiple clubs and organizations in Atlanta schedule meetings and social events through late November and early December 1914. Highlights include postponed Daughters of Confederacy and Parent-Teachers activities, Electa chapter officers elected for 1915, and various church, hospital, and women’s groups calling for attendance amid holiday preparations.

Slaton School

Miss Thayer Entertains Guests At Inman Park Event

A Friday evening reception and dance in Inman Park honored Miss Mary Russell of McCook Nebraska. Guests included many Argentine club members and local social figures. The scene featured pretty decorations, fine music, stylish gowns, and refreshments with a central punch bowl.

Thayer Misa Ordra Mary Russell McCook Nebraska Alta Avenue Inman Park Rosen Lottie Williams Milas Kate Moore Nell Murray Migg Julia Bryan Jacqueline Rhodes Beulah Tell Harrison Susie Hunter Katherine | Love Marguerite White Dra Thayer Katherine Webster Jette Mas Herrington H Ht Barnes M W Shaw Bob Atkinson Aupeste J T Pugh FC Hayer E C Gruen J J Sutton W G L Manning George Ralph Barker Hugene Barnett Leon M Harnett Allan Callahan Norman L George Haywood Glover Clarence W Harrison Thomas Taird J_ Hines Lanier P L. Clower Homer Powers L & Stroble Hal Daniels F GC Thayer KR H

Social notices from East Point and nearby areas

Mrs Arthur H Locke will join her daughter in San Francisco. Major Snow is ordered to the Philippines and Mrs Snow and Mrs Locke will accompany him. Mrs Locke returns from Charleston after her sister Miss Anna G Holmes’s funeral and will visit Mr and Mrs C B Howard at 20 Piedmont Avenue. Mrs William Paul of Pittsburgh, formerly Miss Louise Mall of Atlanta, sails to visit her parents. The James family and others are listed visiting or hosting events in East Point, Atlanta, and surrounding towns. Births announced for Grady Speers’ son William Bruce Speers. Various church attendance, travels, and social visits across East Point, Locust Grove, Harts Point, College Park, and nearby communities.

Hardee-Knox Jessie Hardee Cartos Knox Mra A HB Smith Valdosta Hardee S Knox Atlanta Knox Gladys Dunson Chicago Elizabeth Chamberlain Gladye Stewart Dunson Virginia McCormick Baltimore Elizabeth Danson George B Everroad F Cobb Maria Cobb Washington Arthur H. Locke Willem J Snow San Francisco Grady Speers Bruce, Va William Bruce Speers Albert Thornton Jane Thornton Portland Maine T P Wethington East Point Grady, Hospital G D.warryson New Orleans A H Heath S E H Lewis Elizabeth Tifton W J Shannon J E McMillan Nettie Belle McMillan Acworth Ernest Hemperley Jacksonville Bla A. Hemperley Hast Point

Brenan College News Election At Brenan College YWCA

At Brenan College Georgia Nell Dimon was elected president with Roga Gillen as vice president and Alberta Wright as secretary and treasurer The Brenan College YWCA observed the World’s Week of Prayer by a thirty minute nightly service in the auditorium after dinner The brief service varied by leader and drew about seventy five girls Each night the mission study committee led a service and on November 1m a vesper service closed the week of prayer.

Georgia Nell Dimon Roga Gillen Alberta Wright Brenan College Y WC. A Mission Study Committee

Bright Parties At The Driving Club Dinner Dance

One hundred fifty guests attended the Piedmont Driving Club dinner dance last night enjoying the usual brightness. Mr and Mrs John Cohen hosted for Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith of Washington, with many others entertaining in compliment to various guests including Mrs HR Wilson and Mr E B Boyd of New York. Numerous social figures from Knoxville to New Orleans attended as hosts and guests in a bustling array of parties and soirées.

Miss Campbell Joseph Raine Isoline Campbell Miss Campbell Mixs Ome New Orleans Isabell Robinson Louise Ero Wimberly Peters Jere Osborne Sanders Jones Dugene Haynes E G Ballenger Piedmoont John Cohen Mire Ralph Smith Washington Wilmer Moore Misa Cable Bakesmith George Dexter George Crandall Missy Isabel Tyson Knoxville Hether Smith Stanley Mathewson Joseph S Raine Mary Ormo Gus T Dodd WF Spalding John Fones New York Clarence May James D Pelmer Ven Astor Batchelor James [ Hickey W. E Cosgrove Gus Dodd Brutus Clay BM Grant Edward Alfriend

Mission program and campus clubs highlight social season

Miss Addie Kate Paulxner chairs a mission committee segment organizing four Bible classes for each dorm floor and chapter house while the association’s regular committees explore expanded work with Miss Porter Brenan. A Students' Union meeting sparked a charity drive to aid the Elgians, with a dedicated committee set to organize Christmas contributions. The Tennig tournament concludes with seniors defeating specials, awarding champions Lumpkin and Chestnut. Cushman club presented Bernard Shaw’s Arms and the Man to acclaim under Miss Elizabeth Alexander. An all-star cast and incidental music enriched the performance with Ms. Pearce and Miss Pagett contributing. In Cedartown Ga a birthday gathering honored Sam Boykin hosted by Mrs W Bolton. Social events include lunch by Mrs J M Cartright, an informal party for Miss Annie Akers by Miss Marjorie Holmes, and a refined Auction Club gathering hosted by Mrs W K Holmes with prize vase awarded to Mrs A W Birkbeck. Mrs Armstrong of Atlanta visits, hosted by Mrs Wright, with catering by Mrs 3 H Sanders and Mrs C R Brumby.

Addie Kate Paulxner Association Porter Brenan Students’ Union Elgians Reldian Lydia Griffith Alice Buley Kathryn Lumpkin Fannie M Chestnut Lumpkin Chesnutt Cushman Club Bernard Shaws Elizabeth Alexander HL J Pearce Annie Louise Pagett W . Bolton Sam Boykin Buford Brooks JW Hoot J M Cartright Dothan Ala Mr. Booz Annie Lon Caldwell Inita Janes Mias Annie Akers Allanta Marjorie Holmes W K Holmes A W_ Birkbeck Armstrong Atlanta Bof Wright Wright Wright Wy H .Sanders C R Brumby

Bessie Tift Notes at Georgia Baptist Convention

Miss Caroline B Phelps and Masa Sadie Tiller attended the Georgia Baptist convention in Carrollton this week. Mrs Anderson of Hawkinsville visited the college, and Miss Neva Mae hosted her brother Hressler from Florida. A campus prayer service featured the college song Beste Tift, Bible verses, and Have Faith in God sung by Blanche Peavy and others. A wedding, Myrtle Radford and Ruth Redford, occurred at Millen with Rev Joseph R Sevier officiating.

Jackson Whatley Caroline B Phelps Masa Sadie Tiller Carrollton Anderson Hawkinsville Nita Vaudever Invictin Atlanta Mir Hressler Florida Neva Mae Wilse Campbell Besse Tift God Wisses Blanche Peavy Lucy Jacka Bessie Summerford Annie Claire Ranew Miss Leota McCutchen Auzusia Spegal Potter Millen Mica Ruth C Redford Augusta Joseph R Sevier Myrtle Radford Marguerite Ferry Ruth Foote Mollen Ethel Mic~ Intosh Radford

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