Anniversary Tea and Dance Notices From Local Clubs
An early fall social unfolds with a Terpsichorean club anniversary dance at their Peachtree and Third streets church rooms on Friday September 7 starting at 9 o'clock. Invitations went out to friends of the club. Driving Club tea-dance hosts include Mrs David Crockett in honor of Miss Emily de Vault of New York with a guest list featuring Miss Hamlin, Miss de Vault, Miss Vaughan Connally Logan Stoney and others. The afternoon party also includes Mrs Jack Lewin entertaining Mrs Robert Chafee Harding of Nashville and Miss Virginia Hand of Pelham among a wide circle, with Mrs Frances Broyles hosting the honoree Miss Elizabeth Hawkins and notable attendees.
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Terpsichorean Club
Peachtree
Driving Club
David Crockett
Imee Bunnientt
Emily de Vault
New York
Hainaiceutt
Misa de Vault
Cobbdn Vaughan
Frances Connally
Lillian Logan
Josephine Stoney
Edw. Lewis
William Healey
Marian Goldsmith
Louise Dooly
Jack
J. L. Sichmond
New Orieans
Ladies Entertain Friends Before College Farewells
Miss Martha Boykin hosted a luncheon at her home on Saturday to honor several friends bound for college. Mrs. S F Hogin assisted, with guests Dorothy Traynham Leland Hewlett and Woolle Hendrix attending Randolphi Macon Woman's College Patsy Lupo bound for Mt Holyoke College and Lucy McComey headed to La Grange Female College.
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Martha Boykin
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praises by Minneapolis reader
Mrs. Joseph Aselin of Minneapolis recounts two years of illness with monthly pains and poor health. After three bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength to perform housework and remains willing to answer inquiries. The ad promotes the herbal remedy as narcotics free and effective for women's illnesses.
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Aselin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minneapolis
Minn
Joseph Aselin
Fourth Avenue
Minneapolis, Minn
Lydie E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Miss Grace Angier Weds Mr Henry Edwin Peeples
Miss Grace Angier and Mr Henry Edwin Peeples wed at St Philip’s Cathedral in Rome Ga. The bride’s sister Mrs John Byington led music. Dean Atkinson officiated. Attendants wore formal gowns. families hosted a dinner at the bride’s home and planned a mountain visit. The bride, a Carnegie Library Training School graduate, has worked in Atlanta and New York. the groom is with Southern Bell in Rome.
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Grace Angier
Henry Edwin Peeples
St. Philip's Cathedral
John Byington
Edgar Angier
Anne Akers
Harold Barnwell
Norman‘ Cooledgé
Brooks Mell
Duncan Peeples
Frank Eastman, Jr
Nedom
Angier
Dean Atkinson
Angler
Byington
Ruth Lyle
New York Public Library
Rome
Peeples
Henry Co. Peeples
Cincinnatus Peeples
Georgia
Washington and Lee University
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ome
Mrs Horine Hosts Elegant Reception for Convention Guests
Mrs E M Horine chaired the Atlanta reception in her Fourteenth Street home, featuring palm decorations, pink accents, and an orchestra. Attendees included dozens of named Atlanta ladies and visiting convention delegates, with a luncheon planned at East Lake Clubhouse the next day and a list of prominent guests from multiple cities.
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National Convention of
E. M. Horine
Marian Vaughan
Grace Bims
Louise Parker
Drtss
Cobbie Vaughan
Laurence, Horine
Louise King
Hal Hurt
Ah Orchestra
Horine
Miss Horine
Atlante
Frank J. Hisbee
Tackseville
Mason Hardin wedding in Crescent Avenue home
Miss Jessie Mason and Mr. Hammond Hardin of New York wed yesterday at 4 pm at the bride’s brother Leoto Mason’s Crescent avenue home. Attendants included Sadie Mason and Jarelle Mason as bridesmaids, with flower girls Frances and Carolyn Hardin. Beaux included Kh. R. Shropshire as best man. Dean Atkinson officiated before palms and Easter lilies. reception followed with green and white decor, punch service, and guest list from New York and Georgia venues. The couple departed for New Orleans then New York.
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St. Philip's Cathedral
Leoto Mason
Dan Carey
Anna Watson
Mary King
Punch
Mary Byrne
Jacksonville
Hrine
Hardin
New Orans
New ‘York
Oe Balmer
Thomasville
A. N. Null
W. MM. Helns
A Bartlett
James
Davenport
Aw York
Oftis_Letla Lama
Milledgeville
Jasonville
C. M. Broome
Augusta
Knights of Pythias to discuss full regiment in Atlanta
A Wednesday evening gathering at 8 PM in the Steiner-Emery Pythian armory will formalize command of a full Knights of Pythias regiment in Atlanta. Colonel CG A Stokes will be installed as commander as visitors from north Georgia attend, with music refreshments and speeches planned.
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Knights of Pythias
Atlanta
Pythian Armory
Steiner-Emery
CG. A. Stokes
Colonel Stakes
Ed L. Humphreys
W. G. Moore
Young H. Graves
Alec Cruickshank
T. A. Waters
Park A. Dallas
Directors of Y M C A Honoring George I Walker
Resolutions in memory of the late George I Walker were unanimously adopted by the board of directors of the Atlanta YMCA at its regular meeting yesterday. Walker had been an active worker in YMCA interests and aided the railroad branch as a reading participant and member of the management committee.
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George I. Walker
Atlanta
M CG. A
Walker
M.C. A
Talbotton School Opens For Fall Term
Talbotton Georgia September 14 The fall term of the Talbotton public school opened with exercises led by Professor J A Pendergrast and County School Superintendent J M Hewitt. The faculty includes J A Pendergrast principal Miss Sitie Leonard Mrs W K Kimbrough Mrs Minnie D Bishop and Miss Kate Willis Mrs J A Pendergrast conducts the music department and Mrs Lynda ee Bryan leads the expression department.
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Talbotton
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