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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1914
Page
21
A church chorus under Mr Sheldon plans to sing at both Sunday services and promises fine church music. The limited space allows sixty members. currently fifty seven are enrolled. He hopes for seventy five to cover absentees and vacancies. Prospective singers may apply at the church on Tuesdays and Fridays when Mr Sheldon is in his studio to assist and teach.
Former Agnes Scott instructor of expression Miss Evelyn Lewis returns from five years in Colorado Springs to Atlanta. She trained actors and debaters, staged Electra and A Midsummer Night's Dream, and has lyceum reader experience. She will join the Southern University of Music at 863 Peachtree Street.
Ladies of Atlanta Christian churches hosted visiting delegates at a reception for the Dileg o Christ convention. Hosts included Mrs. iugena Lovick Pearce and Mrs. Joseph D Rhodes with national officers and missionaries introduced. Argentine Club Smoker follows with talks and plans for dances.
Hampton Georgia social notes report Miss Nell Mitcham entertaining guests Friday at a pink and white reception for Miss Frances Lewis Arnold, bride-elect in October. Attire described, floral décor features, and a salad course served.
Events fill the week with the D A R at the good roads congress to discuss the National Old Trails and Roads project. The French Alliance meets October 16 at the University club with talks on Paris arts and Russian studies. Red Cross donations continue, totaling 621.78, with numerous members and patrons listed. Hyperion club hosts an informal dance, cooking lessons begin Monday, and a lunch room operates daily at St Luke's. Argentine Club plans a Friday dance and entertainment, with members and chaperones named.
The Atlanta Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meets at Cragie House Thursday afternoon at 8 o’clock with Mr. Hooper Alexander delivering an address on Georgia. A musical program and silver tea will follow to raise funds for the Red Cross.
A long roster of individuals including Lyn Beardsley Katherine Webster Marie Turner Maya Mildred Bixby Grace Cates Margaret Gailmard Vivian Clyburn Eloise Callahan Neil Crockatt Jacqueline Rhodes Mary Love Pauline Hill Jewall Smith R A Irwin D 3 Roland M D McClair R J Harrison Ray Manning Allan Callahan A B Carroll Leonard McClair Clarence W Harrison Charles F Williams George T Chambers Arthur W McDonald W Adam Clement Callahan Lewis G Rowlett Fowler M Rowlett George Ralph Barker Marlon R Dickson M D Meciat Comer Weaver Hugh F Hill Ray Love Hollis Thornhill D W Stewart James Mellichamp Hd Morris Dean Smith Ross Haines Eugene Barnett Leon M Barnett 3 H Glover Richard Mules.
The Trinity ME church mothers department hosts a regular meeting Monday at 3 in the Sunday school room. The program includes devotional by Mrs F P Gaffner, business session, a solo by Mrs Charles Sheldon, a debate on spanking, recitation by Master Charles Johnson, and a social hour with judges. Theater party hostesses and guests are noted for a Forsyth outing followed by a Nunnally’s gathering.
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