Shrine Dance at Druid Hills and party notices
The Shrine chapter hosts a formal dance on Wednesday October 27 at 8 30 pm at Druid Hills club under Yaurab Patrol. Tea at Mrs Marshall’s with Mrs George Howard hosting a note of social gatherings followed by various campus and club events including Chi Phi fraternity gathering and chrysanthemum show at Mrs Palmour’s home Tuesday at 3 pm. The calendar also lists a Saturday cake sale for St Anthony's Guild, weekend tea-dance at Druid Hills Golf Club, a West End benefit dance at 21845 Lee Street, and Halloween party October 30 hosted by Miss Mary Wooldridge. Additional social events include matinee for Mrs Walter Reese Dunwoodry, driving club inner-dance, and the marriage of Miss Ola Clack to Mr James Mahoney on Oct 20 at Rev Fred A Line's home. The Hoosier Ladies auxiliary met with tea in the pine room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druid Hilla Club
Yaurab Patrol
Young Ladies of
West End
West End Dancing Academy
Lee Street
Charles Ozetta
J. W
Clack Mahoney
Misa Ola Clack
James Mahoney
Fred A. Line
Hoosier Ladies
Hoosier Ladies’ Auxiliary
Anstvy
Pine Room
J. P. Sanderson
Killarney
George W. Ryan
F.C. Myers
Calhoun
Potts
Local social notes and art exhibit close by Atlanta artist
The column lists social events including an art exhibit by Louise Mellichamp at her mother's home on 95 Prescott Avenue, with last viewing today. It also notes a regular meeting on Wednesday at Dr J Henry Gresham's home and multiple visitors and bridge parties hosted for Mrs Bagley, Miss Rucker, and Mrs Jennings, detailing venues, hostesses, and guest lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Mellichamp
Atlanta
Miss Mellichamp
Pledsnout Avenue
D. E. Roch
C.D. Bagtey
Fayetteville
Tenn
Howard Pays Tribute to President Wilson in East Point Speech
Congressman William Schley Howard praised President Wilson and the Democratic record in Washington since 1912. He warned that a monarchic Europe would lead to revolution and forecast a future United States of Europe. Howard lauded Wilson as the coolest man in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
William Schley Howard
East Point
Democratic League
Mast Point
Washington
Howard
Europe
United States
United States of Europe
Ladies of Inman Park Chrysanthemum Show This Thursday
The Inman Park Chrysanthemum club will hold its annual flower show on Thursday October 28 at Mrs J H Porter 7 Elizabeth Street. Hours run 2 30 to 9 20 with admission charged and all flower lovers invited. The event showcases a fine collection of chrysanthemums and features skilled growers. Mrs Porter hosted a luncheon for the club meeting prior to the date, with a-dahlia table arrangement as decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman Park
Chrysanthemum Club
J. H. Porter
Elizabeth Street
High School Faculties Give Handsome Reception
The four Atlante High Schools faculty hosted a reception yesterday at Taft hall from 5 to 8. Board of education, lady visitors, city officials, mayor, and superintendent attended with the four school principals and faculty. Roses, cosmos, and high school pennants decorated the hall while two boys' school orchestras played. The event fostered informal exchange between legislative and administrative school forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante High Schools
Taft Hall
Board of Education
Board of Lady Visitors
W. F. Dykes
Big Costume Ball Set for Harvest Festival in Atlanta
The Harvest Festival plans a grand costume ball on November 18 in Atlanta. Grand Marshal Major Schmidt will lead a grand march at the opening, with the president and director of the festival and many society members attending as sponsors and participants. Notable guests include Colonel and Mrs. W. J. Peel and Mrs. George Dexter among numerous titled Atlantans and a Georgia Peaches group led by Miss Jutta Murphy and Miss Dorothy Arkwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Harvest Festival Association
Major Schmidt
W. J. Peel
Albert Howell, Jr
John E. Murphy
Floyd McRae
George Dexter
Milton Dargan
Tk. 1 Maddox
Robert Alston
Charles A Sisson
W. S. Bildh
George Traylor
Clark Howell
Graumont Davison
Lind
Say Hopkins
M. Walker
W. A. Syeer
Harry English
Haward Inman
Mere
L. Cooney
Ineman Gray
Tilt
Phinizy Culpoun
George Howard
Pregton Arkwright
W. EF. Kiser
HL. de- Give
Gus Dodd
Frank Adair
Atlanta Society
Georgia Peaches
Jutta Murphy
Mint Dorothy Arkwright
Siss Helan Gambie
Georgia Motion Picture Apprentices in Atlanta Audiences
The second Georgia motion picture run in Atlanta drew about five thousand at the Atlanta Auditorium Armory, with two thousand college students among them. Edward Young Clarke read Governor Nat B. Harris’s supportive letter, praising the film’s value and Georgia education, while New York toast from J. Hadn’s telegram noted other showings. College bands and student singers provided entertainment as Agnes Scott Cox College Woodberry and Washington Seminary performers joined the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta Auditorium
Edward Young Clarke
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Nat B. Harris
Macon
Jon
Edward ¥. Clarke
Mr. Clarke
Daytone Beach
Fla
Auditorium Armory
Allance
Sinergia
Iself
N. E. Harris
Charles J. Haden
New York
E._¥. Clarke
Care
Georgia Festival Association
Regrat
Carnegie Hall
G J. Haden
Varius Colleges
Bach
E ‘Tech
Marist
GM A
Agnes Scott, Cox College
Woodberry School
Washington Seminary
Gordon County to Enter At Least Two Floats in Harvest Parade
Gordon county plans at least two large floats for the Harvest festival agricultural parade. A women’s section float will be built with exhibits at the fair grounds. A meeting elected a committee to prepare the floats and organize entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon County
P. GC. McDuffie
W. H. Smith
Agricultural Day Committee
Fair Grounds
Tom Harbin
Richard Hines
T. W. Dobson
KR. L. McWhorter
C. H. Herrington
Henry Brogden
T. W. Shelley
Naomi White
Will Brown
Alline Dyer
Hush B. Jones
BE. L. Jackson
Lois Cantrell
O. N. Starr
Melda Harbin
W. L. ‘Hinds
F. Lo Hicks
Tom McClain
Seunty
Ernest Dilinra
Seeatte
Les Mae Disington
F. W Dobson
A He Chastain
Gaol Son
McDuffie
Macon Presbytery closes sessions in Perry Georgia
The Macon Presbytery meeting at Perry closed after convening Tuesday night with about thirty ministers and elders in attendance. The closing sermon was delivered by Rev. S. E. Cosby of Albany, with Macon Columbus Albany Moultrie Thomasville Sylvester and other south Georgia towns represented. On Wednesday at 11 o'clock Rev. J. H. Owens led the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Macon
Columbus
Albany
Moultrie
Thomasville
Sylvester
South
Georgia
S. E. Cosby
J. H. Owens
Cardus credited for permanent relief by North Carolina woman
Mrs M A Redman of Hendersonville says Cardus rebuilt her run-down health after two years of marriage. She dropped from 107 to 128 pounds, regained strength, and reports permanent relief from back and abdominal pains. She attributes her recovery to Cardus and endorses it to friends. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handersonville
N. C
M. A. Redman
Big Place
Cardus
Toumly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilmer L. Moore, Jr
Tech Chapter
Chi Phi Fraternity
College Park
St. Anthony's Guild
J. P. Allen & Co
Druid Hills Golf Club
Hallowe'en
Mary Wooldridge
Rs. Campbell
Wooldridge
Aisa Lois E
Walter Reese Dunwoody
Rebecca Day
Eunice Emig
Marie Norris
Drriving Club
Sam Dick
Calle Hoke Smith
Gus. Dodd
Willard McBurney
Maxwell House
Cheerk-Neal Coffee Co
Tashville
Houston
Jacksonville
Mrs. Walker
HK l L. Waser
Bridge
Peachtree Street
James Jennings
Knoxville
Tenn Fall Towers
G. C
H. N. Hurt
Coan
T. B. French
B. P. Ansley
William Huntt
Norris
Horace Jones
A. F. Noyes
Frank Clement
Frank Reynolds
Sarah Marey
Richard Simms
Miss Laird
Joseph L. Hughey, Jr
Mildred Laird
J.B. Lin
Indianapolis
Ind
Slughey
Diss Laird
John B ‘Grant
Joseph White
Afi Exna
C. E. Singleton
Thoss
Charles Chase
Lulu Scarrett
John 5. Grant
Paul Kerlin
Carey Bingleton
Opal Perkins
Goss Martin
Edna Scrippting
Misa Lila Ray
Fisien Hughey
President Wilson
Rich & Bros. CO
Rich & Bros
COWIE
Me” M. Rich & Bros.co
Macon Presbytery
Aost
Phoenix
Whitehall
R S&s Sanders
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Company
Resinol
Baltimore
Southern Express Company
Balotae Bee Ford Tang
Southern Express
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