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The organization of the “Comrade
Club” by the recreation department
of the Young Women’s Christian
Association is for the purpose of en
tertaining soldiem\ twice meonthly,
on Wednesday evenings, for the
War Camp Community Service at
the Soldiers’ Club, in Peachtree
street, this work of entertainment
being co-operative between the Y.
W. C. A. and the W. C. C. 8.
Under the leadership of Miss
Florence Dow, Y. W. C. A. recrea
tion director, who organized the
Comrade Club, the first social event
was held at the Soldiers’ House
Wednesday evening, a large party
of young women and scldiers being
present. The president of the Com
ade Club is Miss Cleo Brewer, a
members of the 8. L. 8. P. Club of the
Y. W. C. A. Miss Mattie Terrell is
vice president; Miss Elizabeth
Aikens, secretary, and Miss ‘Pearl
Simmons, treasurer.
The recreation committee has as
chairman Mrs. W, R. Prescott, as
sisted by a committee of Mrs. E. H.
Goodhart, Mrs. %ha‘fles A. Conklin,
Mrs. Benjamin Rlsas, Mrs. George
Street and Mrs. Charles Northen.
The members of the Comrade Club
are Misses Earl Brooks, Susie Ow
ens, Miss Suzanne Smith, Elizabeth
Smith, Laura Hogan, Nannie Ho
gan, Louise Giles, FEthel Brown,
Lora Wilson, Gladys Evans, Leila
Barron, Willa Bass, Ethel Ingram,
Annie Russell, Freida Russell, Mil
dred Foster, Mary Allen, Elizabeth
Aikens, Ruth Schell, Blanche Carl
ton, Florence Baker, Marguerite
Baker, Ada E. Beck, Stella Mace,
Hattie Port, Betty Bird, Dora Gray,
Bertha Stansell, Edna Davidson,
Vesta Ashmore, Earline Olson,
Edith Olson, Mattie Terrell, Effie
Gunnell, Ivah Raiford, Ruth Hay
good, Willie Johnson, Nell Johnson,
Connie Harvey, Lucy Barnes, Dora
Gray, Bertha Stansell, Edna David
son, Vesta Ashmore, Earline Olson,
Edith Olson, Mattie Terrell, Effie
Taylor, Cleo Brewer, Irene Thur
man, Myrtle Gann, Beulah Hender
son, Effie Taylor, Cleo Brewer,
Irene Thrman, Myrtle Gann, Beulah
Henderson, Lula Gunnell, Willie
Johnsgon, Nell Johnson, Connie Har
vey, Josephine Orgain, Lucy Barnes,
Mildred Pommert, Ethel Ingram,
Jessie Shivers, Mae Belle Chaffin,
Marion Wells, Louise Wells, Doro
thy Fischer, Lena May Parks, Ellie
Aubrey, Fanny Worlick, Stella Hear,
Albert Alexander, Arthusa Ruggles
and Mary Goo
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OBERT H. RUFF, State sur-
R vey supervisor of the Inter
church World Movement, will speak
on “Y. W. C. A. Overseas Work
as Seen by a Man” to the Clover
Club of the Young Women’s Chris
tian Association at their regular
weekly meeting, Tuesday evening,
September 2, at 7 o'clock. Mr. Ruff
before the world war did Y. M. C.
A. work in this country. He went
to France as a private and was
a@erwards made chaplain, His serv
ice having brought him in close
touch with the overseas work of
the national Y. W. C. A,
The public is invited to hear the
speaker Tuesday evening. Espe
cially are the board of directors of
the Y. W. C. A. and all ¥ mem
bers asked to be present. Miss
Blanche Holbrook, president of
the Clover Club, announces that for
business women the Y. W. C. A,
will serve a 15 cent supper at 6
o'clock preceding the meeting at 7.
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Miss Anne Kessnich was hostess
at a luncheon on Saturday in honor
of her cousin, Miss Katrerine Rob-
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Lafayette’s
Birthday
, The Atlanta Chapter, Daughters
American Revolution, will ebserve
Lafayette’s birthday, Saturday,
September 6, at 3:30 o'clock, at
Craigie House with an attractive
program of music and patriotic
songs. !
(. Roland Flick, a violinist of dis
tinction of the Atlanta Conserva
tory of Music, will charm his hear
ers with a number of artistic se
lections.
A program of unusual interest
has been arranged and a cordial in
vitation is extended to the follow
ing organizations to be present:
Soseph Habarsham Chapter, D. A,
R.; Piedmont Continental Chap
ter, D. A, R.; U. D. C, Colonial
Dames, Daughters 1812, Pioneer
Society, Writers’ Club, War Camp
Community Service, Council Na
tional Defense, all visiting D." A.
R.'s and the interested public.
Program: )
“America.”
“The National Creed.”
“Marseillaise”—Mrs. L, T. Stall
ings; accompanist, Miss Eda Barth
olomew, piano; C. Roland Flick,
violin.
America's ovation to Lafayette—
Miss Mary Brent Whiteside.
Violin solo, C. Roland Flick——
“Muted Strings.at Twilight;” ac
companist, Mrs. Flick, piano.
“The Americans Come”—Mrs.
Benjamin Elsas,
“Lafayette, the Benefactor, the
Hero"—Gen, Edward Mann Lewis.
“The Battle Hymn of the Re
public—Mrs. Benjamin Elsas.
“The Star Spangled Banner.”
Mrs. Charles Walker A will be
chairman of the day, and she has
arranged a brilliant program. La
fayette Day was established as a
day for celebration by the D, A, R.
under the regency of Mrs. Charles
F¥. Rice, who planned the first La=-
fayette Day last year.
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were laid for twelve guests. All
minor appoint nents were carried
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Uncle Remus Memorial Asso
ciation will be held next Tuesday
morning at 10:30 in the assembly
room of Carnegie library.
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F IDAY night was a busy night
at the war camps when sev
eral delightful programs were given
under the sponsoring of the wom
an’s committee of the war camp
ccmmunity service, of which
Mrs, T. T. Stevens is chairman.
The following local entertainers
took part in the various prom:
Mrs. Harry Greer and party to
Camp Gordon Auditorium: Misses
Margaret Dunn, Grady Mangah, Mr,
Reese, Misses Genevieve Clifford,
Juanita Greer, Carol Gifford, Ethel
Patrick, Rebecca Cohen, Lucile
Trimble, Marjorie Gifford, Ringer
Hornsby.
Mrs. A. O, Woodward and party
to Prison Guard “Y” No. 6: Misses
Esther Cherry, Helen Fair Mayson,
Marjorie Clifton, Dr. Powell, Miss
Leila Powell,
Mrs. E. 8. Thompson and party
to Camp Gordon “Y" No, 150: Jim
my McGowan, Mr. Bateman, Miss
Mildred Carpenter, Mrs. Frank
Sands, Miss Coleman, Miss KEliza
beth Carpenter, Miss Minnie Cook
and Edwin Thompson,
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M Mrs. LENA SWIFT HUNT
LEY was hostess at a tea
Friday afternoon at her home in
Peachtree road, in compliment to
her daughter, Mrs. Claude E. Buch
anan, who is captain of the Satur
day Red Cross canteen.
Mrs. Buchanan was presented
with two handsome Chinese vases
by the members of the canteen.
The house was beautifully dec
orated in quantities of bright gar
den flowers. The tea table had for
the central decoration a wicker
basket filled with lavender and pink
asters, zinnias and trailing clematis.
The guests included the fifteen
members of the canteen.
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Cator Woolford is host at a house
party at his summer camp, “Camp
Jacqueline.” The guests include
Mrs. Joseph Boyd, Miss Charlotte
Boyd of Griffin, Miss Nell Dimon
of Columbus, Ga., and Roscoe
Calif,
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Every Ilady
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Postpald on recelpt of 26c, which
includes War Tax. .
Girl Hosfess
188 LOURENE McLARIN was
hostess to a number of friends at
her home on Metropolitan avenue
Friday evening.
Miss Nell Moore has returned from a
visit to friends in Alabarmma.
Miss Gypsie Beddingfield of Winder, who
is visiting her sister, Miss Kathleen Bed
dingfield, was the guest of her aunt,
Mru.’nmel Morris, Friday.
Mrs. Emmett Ginn of Lithonia, who has
been visiting relatives in East Atlanta
the past week, will spend the week end
with friends in Fairburn.
Miss Nannie and Sudie Harris, Misses
Gypsie and Kathleen Beddingfield, Frank
Stubbs and Dr. Brannon were guests of
Miss Alma Turner Thursday evening.
Mrs. Shellnut has returned home after a
visit te friends in Ellenwood.
Miss Sadle Saggus of Sharon is visiting
Mrs. J. E. Mathews
Gary Billings of BSouth Georgia was
a recent guest of his brother, R. C. Bill
ings.
Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Fincher of Lithonia
were guests of friends in East Atlapnta
the past week.
Miss Edith Minor was the guest of Miss
Eleanor Wellborn the past week.
Miss Mamie Garner was a recent guest
of Mrs. J. E. Mathews
Miss Artle Belle Carter of Nashville,
who i 8 on the way to attend Peabody
College, spent Friday visiting friends in
East Atlanta,
Mr. and Mrs. Americus Minor of Or-
Jando, Fla., visited Mr. and Mrs E. A.
Minor Friday on their return from an
extended visit through Tennessee
. B. Bveritt Sr, left the past week
end to motor for a few days vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8 Morris and family |
have returned from a camping trip in|
North Georgia.
Mrs. 8. A. Fincher has returned from an
extended visit to Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Fin
cher of Lithonia.
Miss Maurice Lott of Havanna, Tex.,
vigited her aunts, Mrs. Mattie Stubbs and
Mrs, Nancy Shelnutt, recently, i
Miss Ruble Warren was the guest of
Miss Laurie Warren the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Bddie Lloyd have returned
to their home In Nashville after an ox
‘:-mln(l visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mar
ut.
The Rev. Vonnie Thompson and Jim
Akers are visiting In North Georgia,
Donald Cates has returned from a pleas
ure trip in New York
Miss Anna Leonick, who was the guest
of Miss Katherene Webber, has returned
to her home in Chicago
Mrs. Lawrence Warren entertained her
Sunday school class at A watermelon cut
ting Wednesday evening on the lawn ntl
MePherson Monument on McPherson ave
nue,
Misses Allle and Luecy Belk have ro-]
turned from an extended trip through
North Georgin
Mrs. 8. . Benedict I 8 spending the lnm~|
mer visiting In Brunswick, 8t ®imons
Island and other places of Interest in
South Georgla.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies’ Altar Soclety of the
Sacred Heart Church will be held '
next Tuesday instead of Monday,
The heur of the meeting will be
3:30 and it will take place in the
rectory of the church,
The executive board will meet at
3 o'clock,
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Cirele No. 3 of Calvary Methodist
Church will give a lawn party next
Thureday, September 4, at 6:30 p.
m., at the home of Mrs, Ry T. Car
roll, 420 Gordon street. Ice cream,
eake and home made candy will be
sold,
Piedmont Club
Gives Socidal
The Piedmont Driving Club din
ner dance on Saturday evening was
an interesting social afafir of tne
week end, assembling a number of
dinner parties early in the evening
with other guests motoring out for
dancing later, The tables were
placed on the broad terrace or the
club and were decorated with large
wicker baskets of pastel shaded
summer flowers,
One of the largest parties was
the farewell dinner party given in
compliment to Miss Hazel Nelson,
who leaves with her mother, Mrs.
Hunter B. Nelson, or Sunday for
Columbia, 8, C., to join Colonel Nel
son at Camp Jackson.
Covers were laid for Misses Nel
son, Emily Robinson, Henrietta Da
vis, Perrin Dixon, Miss McDaniel,
Colonel and Mrs. Herman Glade,
Mr. and Mrs. James Ragan, Major
Szaligyl, Maj. Clark Howell, Cap
tain Clarke, Captain Willard, Henry
Tichenor Jr. of Monroe, Doctor
Grady and Dr. E. G. Ballenger.
Mr. and Mrs, Eugene V., Haynes
were hosts at a dinner party In
honor of Mr, and Mrs, Cassels
Young of New York City, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Dinkins. The
party included Mr, and Mrs. Young,
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Conway, Mr.
and Mrs. Haynes and Dr, James G.
Williams. .
Cator Woolford was host at din
ner in compliment to his house
party, including Misses Nell Dimon
of Columbus, Charlotte Boyd of
Griffin and Mrs. Joseph Boyd of
Griffin. Completing the party were
Roscoe Calif and Otey Mitchell.
Mrs. J. Hook Spratling of Macon,
the attractive guest of her sister,
Mrs. Roy Collier, was the central
figure at the paty given by Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Harmon Jr.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Winship Nunhally
entertained as their guests Mr. ang
~ Mrs. Clarence Haverty.
| Miss Louise Martin of Augusta,
' the attractive guest of her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Howell
Jr., was honor guest at the party
given by Rufus l.ang. Completing
the party were Misses Jennie Rob
inson, Wilmotine Perdue, Blizabeth
Emerson of Cincinnati, Captain
Hammond, Captain Willis and
Lawson Kiser and others.
Major Weisinger entertained six
guests at a dinner party.
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TU‘BSDAY afternoon Mrs. Roy
McGaughey was hostess at a
bridge tea at the East Lake Coun
try Club in honor of a bride-elect,
Miss Cornelia Dunwody.
Mrs. John Cameron assisted in
entertaining. The invited guests
were Miss Dunwody, Mrs. J. D.
Dunwody, Mrs. William Schley
Howard, Mrs. Hooper Alexander
Jr., Mrs, Alfred Green, Mrs, Milton
Candler, Mrs. Evans Rabson, Mrs.
Earle Carson, Mrs. G. A. Fisher,
Mrs. Milton Howard, Miss Janet
Cameron, Miss Annie Cameron,
Miss Ruby McGaughey, Miss Ethel
Aram, Miss Lottie Stopser, Miss
Edith Lawrence of Nashville, Miss
Pauline® Bennett, Miss FEva Mae
Willingham, Miss Margaret Win
ston, Miss Roberta Robson, Miss
Annie Kate Green, Miss Kirby wil
lingham.
Miss Eva Mae Willingham was
hostess on Friday afternoon at the
Fast Lake Club in their honor. The
guests included Mrs. J. D. Dun
wody, Mrs. Kate Green Hess, Misses
Tulia and Ruth Green, Mrs, Eugene
Daniel, Miss Roberta Robsong Miss
Ethel Aram, Mrs. Roy MeGaughey,
Miss Pauline Bennett, Miss Mar
garet Ransom, Miss Jean Robson,
Mrs, William Schley Howard, Miss
Frankie Thomson, Mrs. Evans Rob
son, Mrs. T. J. Day Jr. and Miss
Rosalie Wurm.
On Saturday afternoon Miss An
nie Kate Green gave a bridge tea
in honor of Miss Dunwody.
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M‘?S. RUGENE DANTREL was
hostess at a bridge party
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
sister, Miss Annie Kate Green,
whose marriage to Barle Chandler
will take place In September. She
was assisted In entertaining by her
mother and sisters, Mrs, Kate Green
Hess, Miss Willie Bernice Green,
Miss Ruth Green and Miss Julia
Green,
The honor guest was presented
with a dainty piece of lingerie, The
guests,, who included close friends
of the bride-elect, were Miss Ben
nie Camp, Mrs, Benjamin Camp,
Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Davis Hall,
Miss Roberta Robson, Miss Jean
Robson, Mrs. William Schley How
ard, Miss Panline Corlev, Miss Cor
nelia Dunwodyv, Mrs, Alfred Green,
Mrs. T. M. Smith, Mrs. Robert
Childs, Mrs. Samuel Green, Miss
(Gnssie Grimes, Mrs. George Wells,
Miss Teahelle Alexander. Mrs. W,
D. Alexander Jr, Miss Nell Coyne
Miss Ruth Paden, Miss Fva Mae
Wilinrham, Mrs, J. K. Barrett, Mrs.
W. P. Green, Mrg. 1.. L. Rogers. Mrs.
W. D. Stewart and Mrs. A. Renfrew,
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Miss Ann Patterson is convalese
ine after a slight aperation on Sat
urday at the Wesley Memorial
Hospital, .
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An Inferesfing
"all Wedding
AN interesting fall wedding will
be that of Miss Cornelia Dun
woody and James Lowe Cameron,
which will take place on Saturday
evening, September 13, at 9 o'clock
at the home of the bride's mother,
Mrs. Cornelia Robson Dunwoody,
“The Nest,” in Kirkwood.
Miss Pauline Bennett will be maid
of honor, Miss Eva Male Willing
ham, Miss Kirby Willingham, Miss
Mantia Jones of Elberton, Ga., will
act as bridesmaids; little Miss Ro
berta Crew will be flower girl, Mrs,
R. D. McGaughey and Mrs. W. D.
Hall will be matrons of honor; the
bridegroom’s brother, Donald Cam
eron, will act as"best man, and the
groomsmen will be Ernest Allen,
Robert P. Jarrett, W, A, Logan and
John 8. Cameron Jr.
A series of parties will be given
the following week in honor of
Miss Dunwoody.
Mrs, Willlam Schley Howard and’
- Miss Jean Waring Robson have is
~ sued invitations to a large tea Sat- ‘
- urday, September 6, complimenting
~ Miss Dunwoody and Miss Annie
Kate Green, two brides-elect. Oth
ers entertaining for Miss Dunwoody
~ are Miss Ethel Aram, who will give
a tea dance Thursday, September
4, and Mrs. Allen Renfrew, who will
be hostess on Friday, September §.
Mrs. Evans Robson will give a din
~ ner party, the guests to include the
bridal party and Mrs, W. D. Hall
A sister of Miss Dunwoody will give
'a buffet supper following the wed
ding rehearsal.
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CARD PARTY GIVEN
BY CONFEDERATE DAUGHTERS.
THE hero fund committee of
which Mrs. A. O, Woodward is
chairman, will give a large card
party at the Capital City Club
Wednesday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock under the auspices of the
Atlanta Chapter, United Daugh
ters of the Confederacy.
Pretty prizes will be awarded for
top score and consolation and oth
ers will be drawn for.
Reservations for the entertain
ment can be made by calling Main
5177-J. A large number of reser
vations have already been made
and many individual parties have
been planned. Tables of four will
be $2 and individual places 50 cents
each,
The public is invited. The game
will be started promptly at 3:30
o’clock and every player should be
in her seat at that time.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY
TO HEAR MRS. ASHBY.
’I" HE Atlanta Psychological
Soclety will meet Sunday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the
mahogany room, main floor, of the
Ansley Hotel,
The subject will be “Unity.”
Mrs. Ashby, the president, has re
turned from an extensive tour of
the West and will give an interest
ing talk.
All interested in psychology,
metaphysics and kindred subjects
are cordially invited to attend,
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Miss Margaret Wilkinson will
leave in September to attend school
at Igolton Arms in Washington,
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Several hundred pairs of beautiful shoes, in perfect condition,
with all sizes and widths,
All-leather boots, as illustrated, with welt sole and imitation tip,
on sale for $7.50. A similar model, with cloth tops, for $5.50.
Mail orders for these items given special attention. This is only
two of the many bargains in our Downstairs Shoe Department,
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women, misses and children, $1.50 values
for SI.OO. All sizes.
Col. Glade to
Il‘ will be a source of general re
gret in Atlanta society to learn
that Col. and Mrs, Herman Glade
will leave soon for the East, Colo-~
nel Glade to take his regiment to
Camp Dix, in New Jersey.
Both Colonel and Mrs. Glade have
made many friends here, and have
taken a leading part in social life.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee left Saturday
after a stay of six months, to join
her husband, Colonel Lee, who re
ported recently at the Fort Leav
enworth school for officers of the
line,
Mrs., Hunter B. Nelson and Miss
Hazel Nelson leave today for Co
lumbia to join Colonel Nelson at
Camp Jackson.
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Downstairs. 52-54-56 Whitehall Street.
Dinner Dance
Allan Gottschaldt will entertain
a party at the dinner-dance Tues
day evening, on the roof garden of
the Capital City Club, in compli
ment to his sister, Miss Helen
Gottschaldt of New York City.
Covers will be laid for Miss Gotte
schaldt, Miss Isabel Amorous, Miss
Rebecca Walker, Miss Henrietta
Tupper, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
Heard Jr,, Lieut. Frank Yates, Ed=
ward Heydt of Monteclair, N, Jq
Jack O'Keefe and Mr. Gottschaldt.
Among others who will entertain
for Miss Gotschaldt will be Miss
Rebecca Walker and Miss Henrietta
Tupper, 3
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