Social Realm Women Host Elegant Evening in Atlanta
In Atlanta on a Sunday social event, Miss Hattie May High acted as gracious host to prominent guests including Miss Clara of New York. The afternoon featured a formal reception forAssociation of College Women and a reception hosted by Miss High, with noted attendees and society members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nta
Atlantas
Southern
Asseignez College
Narriea Saz Society
Misa Maryng
Finasiy
Ainmene
James WL
Art Loan Exhibition to Open at Atlanta Nov 29
Arrangements are underway for an Atlanta art loan exhibition opening Wednesday November 29 featuring a $200000 collection. Works include masterpieces by leading American and foreign artists with watercolors and pastels from notable names. Florence Mackubin, Madeleine Le Galerecy, and others contribute pieces with a focus on modern painting schools. The event, supported by the Atlanta art community and chaired by Isaac Boyd with Mrs Clark Howell as vice president, promises a premier display of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ieday
Ar'sta
Iiugella
Chase
Church
Caner
Alexander
Madeleine le
Galrecy
de Roohe
Bes
Bes Hiprnational Reputa le As Anoott
Florence Mackubin
Pare
Alice
Algernon Afaty
Balmeetong
Warwick
Chandler
Sam
Belle Newman
Avery
Unclear fragment hints at a fashion piece or personal bio
The readable text appears as a jumbled fashion or biographical fragment mentioning a stylish suit, precision in tailoring, poise, and names or terms like Gattor Suse and Teck, but details are incoherent and names unclear. No definite event or outcome is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
College Women Go Home After Great Convention
A report on the National Association of College Alumnae and Southern Association of College Women convention highlights delegate prominence, calls for cooperation among club and college women, and advocates federation and higher education unity. Speakers include Dr. William Johnson, Christine Tomare, Agnes Irvin e, Abby Leech, Mary Breed, Marion Talbot, and Caroline A. Striking Feature notes a shift from large dormitories to cottage systems with house mothers at Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of College Alumnus
Southern Association of College Women
Collegs
Club
Club Women of America
Kintergarten
J. K. Ottley
Willian Johnson
Oxford
Ohia
Mise Christine Tomare
Atlanta
Agnes Irvine
Radicliffe College
Benjamin Franklin
Vassar
Mary Breed
Indiana University
Marion Talpot
University of Chicago
Burton Smith
Emma Perkins
Letin
Western Reserve University
Hua Perry Moora
Coleatia Parrish
Caroline
Smith
Stylish Fashions at Atlanta Tea and Luncheon
An account of social gatherings featuring Mrs. Maddox entertaining fifty ladies with a pink and gold theme at a buffet luncheon. details include guests Mrs. Henry Jackson and Miss Ada Alexander, lavish decorations with Bohemian glass, yellow chrysanthemums, Chrysanthemums, and ornate centerpieces. Also notes Mrs Shewmake hosting a 5 pm tea for Miss Reynolds and Miss Nora Johnson with 150 guests, green frieze, grape designs, fruit centerpieces, and Wurlitzer orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Lil- Man Johnson
Oxford
College Ohio
Noise
Milwaukee
Cushing
Boston
Robert Emory Park
Daughters of the American Revolution
Georgia
J. K. Ottley
State Federation of Georgia
A. G. Granner
J. Lindsay Johnson
Walter Maude
Mis Slolse Stuart
Isma Dooly
Addie Maude
Antoinatte Broughton
Holte Clarke
Lillan Jones
Helen Glenn
Porter
Hexenia Clossome
Wonder Gem
Robert J. Lowry
Cea
Shewmaka
Wiliam Donovan
Miss Reynolds
Misa Johnson
Wurm
John 3. Owens
W. B. Roberts
E. J. Crane
Joseph Willingham
Mary Sanford
J. W. Brown
Richard W. Berrien
Hettie Willams
Reception Details For Mrs Weeds Event In Dutyful Newsroom
Mrs Weeds hosts a refined gathering described with yellow and white chrysanthemum decor. Guests including Miss Helen Carter and Miss Rubie Smith mingle around a punch table while a long list of attendees is noted in attendance.
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Mra
Helen Carter
Belen Prior
Rubie Smith
T. Wa Wood
GW. Bickle
V2 A Falun
A. Perkins
Victor Hampton
George Denman
Miss Ruble
Hurst
Besiies
M. Z. Crist
Robert K. Red
John M. DeSaussure
W. W. Hulbert
Mies Kelen Jonason
Rosa Lovett
Miay Heirts Willams
William J. Croswel
W. J. Croswell, Sr
James Mamett Smith
Edward
Shropshire
BG. Eekford
J. G. Mentire
Jolin A. Barry
Harford Ways
Kirkpatrick
Coarran
Hl. M. Buetell
Ra2y Smith
Albert KH. Summers
Mary Vaughan
Marion Parse
George W. Parratt
E.W
Viola Ida Ton
J. 0G. Barnest
James 3. Akers
David C. Shepherd
A. McD. Wilson
Marshall Ashby Purse
Joseph L. Gilbert
K. C. Lie Saussure
A. B. Andrews
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Ting
Battie Ravine
Isaac Boyd
Clark Howell
Conducted By
Annie Hoge
Jackson
Cox Geflege
Aoi
Runnymede
New England
Washington
Jefferson
Adams
Lee
United States
Mary Clarke
W. 5
Peet
W. B. Nixon
Joseph Thompson
Heaward
Peters
Edward H. Browne
J. H. Beck
Parma
Albert Thornton
J. J. Ottley
Missy Julia Porter
Roline Clarke
Antinette
Miss Porter
John 8. Cohen
Antoinette Broughton
Alice May Preeman
Madrix
Timannes
Gama Sarin
Datel Perens Ver
Gg Ince
Sina Baud
Jas Ieee LP
Blerner
Tata Lack
Ieee
Winus Bey
Harry English
Bakers
At. Akere
Utica
Europe
America
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Mrs Weeds Berentt Os
Miss Stokes
Whitehall St
Hirsch Bidg
Bell Phone
Davis & Freeman, Jeweilers
Phassiight
SIO Eiseman & Weil
Just
Morrison
the Grane
Jeanette Williams
Piedmont Ave
Cor, Forrest Ave
XMAS
Paul Burkert
Ella Bace
Raynee and
The
Diamond Palace
Wellichamys
Whitthall Street
Sorosis
J. M. High CO
Charles W. Cranese
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