Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, March 12, 1920, Home Edition, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text2t SOCIETY AND WOMEN'S CLUB NEWS OF GREATER ATLANTA Hlech Civil Crew - Dinner bance Hosis The chief social event of Friday . will:be a large dance at.the Capital . City Club, given for tﬂe members of the collegé set. The Tech ‘Civil . Crew will be hosts of the affair, to which the following girls are invited: v : Misses Sarah Orme, Allen Car roll, Mary Nevin, Mary Dorothy Palmer, Corinne Johnson, = Hallie Poole, . Elizabeth Whitman, %:I-aoe g‘:{gsmith. Elizabeth ‘Binford, Mar lig Stringfellow, Carrie Lou Born, Vincencia Allen, Ruby Walker, Car oline .Shivers, Trnestine Campbell, Francds Rillis, Elizabeth Bancker, Lillian Byans, Louis Macsntyre, Mar garet Maclntyre, Lillian Evansg, smith, Vivian Mclean, Margaret Benefit Brid Party Given (el‘he sophomore class of Washing on Seminary gave a benefit 2ridge for the Armenian Drive Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the home of Miss Rebeeca Asheraft in Druid Hills. Cakes and candies were sold during the game. :’!‘h_'e members of the class spone %g_ this affair were Misses Re becca Asheraft, Martha Boyntin, Dorothea Allen, Theodosia Owens, Julia ' Black. Florence Boykin, Frances Brown, Julia Carpenter, Bdith. Coleman, Constance Cone, Laurie Cone, Alice Cannon, Kath erine Davis, Alice Downing, Mary - Lacy, © Margaret Ason, Margaret Elder; Mildred Sagler, Odelle Fuller, Annette Gay, Billie Hawkins, Hele na Hermance, Mary J. Jones, Bur . gesy Harlan, Catherine Hooper, Katherine Hubard, Frances ¥urt, ~ Virginia Jolly, Katherine Kirkland, . Bessie Moore Mitchel, Lalia Lam . bright, TKlizabeth Little, Margaret € Massengale, Besgie Mitchell, Eliz &cth Mather, Elsie Newell, Louise “W¥ison, Callie Orme, Yictoria Obare, imelside Pratt, Frances Poole, Ada ' Puebles, Florence Perkins, Marie Rose, Ida Sedman, Frances Smith and Marri€tte Shedden. ’ uncheons for Visitors. : ff Mrs. H P. Hermance gave -3 Sluncheon Friday at Druid Hills Golf @Club for Mrs. Hubert Parson and k- = / Children’s Hair ¢ .. Cutting Bob-or -S—ll—i:;:le. 20¢ £-~ Prompt Seérxice Experienced Operators The S. A. Clayton Co. 118 E. Hunter Main 201 : O\/ aH( or Rlde Thrifty Parents will find it good business judgment to visit our Children’s Depart ment. This 2 ‘ a . % . o . Educator“ . ® Boot ° \ In 3 WHITE i _::» Ll g REIGN CLOTH, e S 4 With Welt Soles— “ /‘J P 81/2—ll - — _’»‘."‘;: { 6365 el ! cr > TR 2 11% too 2's 1: | ; e | Five Other Styles Not Included in This Ad, I See Windows : l : Slgn et Shoe Shop 13 PEACHTREE ST. T R Siro MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ’ff Bought, Sold and Exchanged: - £l We repair and rebuild Vielins, Cornets, i’ Saxophones, Clarinets, Banjos, Mandolins, T Guitars, ete: 3 4’%‘l We maintain the finest display of New f"‘v.}: Band and Orchestra instruments in the :’E South. : v A SOUTHERN DRUM CO. -oo A ; XCELO MUSIC HALL '73,&?[ Auburn and lvy Sts. Telephone lvy 393‘!,' e A THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN S £ A Clean Newspaper for Southern Homes B 8 0 FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920, Pratt, Christine sinclair, Katherine Marler, Christine Blair, Emily West, Corneile Torrance, Genevieve Harp er, Idelle Palmour, Mary Bardwel\ Lilian Evans, Lois Maclntyre, Mar garet Maclntyre, Lilian Evans, Charlotte Meador, Mary Bélle Moss, Helen Brown, Jane Brown, Helen Dowling of Gainesville, Margaret Hedrfick of Agnes Scott, Marjory Fish of Agnes Scott, and Mar garet Wom;glsdort of Agnes. Scott., The- chaperones of Agnes Scott to be Celonel and Mrs. Pendleton,: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Le Craw, Mr and Mrs, Warren Leach, Mr. and. Mrs, James Lewis Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Estes and Mr. and Mrs. Ed‘g:xr Dunlap. her sister, Miss Gastue, of New York. - A silver basket filled with jon-- quils was placed in the center of: the table. Yeltow mints ,wcren}n‘ silver dishes,- and the place cards were hand:painted jonquils. Mrs. Hermance wore a black suit with a large black hat. Mrs. Par son was gowned in black satin and her hat was a spring model of black and white straw. e Miss Gasdque wore a frock of black taffeta with a hat to match. Covers were placed for Mrs. C. H. Toole, Mrs. W. B, Rudd of Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs, W. E.. Crane and her guest, Mrs, Shields, Mrs, A. W. Maitre, Miss Edna Nicholson, Miss Bdith Hermance, Mrs. Frnest Ritchie and Mrs. M. K. Butler. This is the second luncheon, MY§. Hermanece has given for Mrs. Par son and Miss Gasque. At . the luncheon TFhursday at the “Capital City Club the:following guests were present: Mrs.*Parson, Miss Gasque, Mrs, Preston Arkwright, Mrs. Alon -20 Richardson, ‘Mrs, E. P. Mcßiir ney, Mups.. W, C. Jarnngin, Mrvs. (eorge Forrester gnd Miss Idith. Flermance. e i *.o 3 : % Registration Conference. = - = The- film jof thm.“Regi.’qtmtinn" of the ladieg at the'recent woman'’s health cofiference put” on :by the Atlanta / Woman's _ Club - public health department, will be shown at the 'Tudor Theater next Mon-- day,| Tuesday and Wednesday, morpings. Georgia, . Federation treasurer, Mrs. J. E. Hays ~-and otlfr officials are seen offering “congratulations” to the commit ’ tee and Doctor Broach, author of’ ‘ the scorecard. -," Mireting of Sewing Club. i [ The Osgood Sanders Day Nursery Sewing Club was held Friday morn | inz with Mrs. .Clifford = Hatcher. These meetings will continue through Lent. X he members of this sewing club are Mrs. Hatcher,Mrs, Roy Dorsey, Mrs. A, K. Maier, Mrs. F{ﬁk West, Mrs. Frank Boland, rs. Jack ITayes, Mrs. John.- Glenn, Mrs. Charles P. King, Mrs. Luther Ros ser Jr., Mrs. Mitchell King, Mrs. ‘C. 12. Holcomb, Mrs. G. L. Brower and Mrs. Ransom Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman leave Friday evening for. Palm Reach, where theéy will spend some time. Meeting of dJ L. D. C. Held Atlanta Chapter, United Daugh ters of the Confederacy, met In'the Federal Court room Thursday aft ernoon. Mrs. John A. Perdue pre -sided in_the absence of the presi dent, Mrs. Walter Scott Coleman, Mrs. Righard Moore, treasurer of the.chapter, read ‘her report, show ing the ‘chapter to be. in good finan clal“condition. Mrs. A, MeD. Wil son:read a letter.from Col. Robert A. Hemphill, expressing apprecia-~- tion of ~the chapter's interest and sympathy at the time of the «death of his mother, Mrs. Sarah A’ Hemp hill, at sAthens; 'whe was one of they Confederate mothers enrolled by the -Southern Confederated. Memo rial Association, and to . whem Mrs.: Wilson presented a gold bar pin in’ .recognition of her enrollment on that list of distinguished women a short time before her death. \ sMrs. T, T. Stevens,moved that.a letter be written to Mrs. Coleman, the presidaut,’ expressing vthe Tre eret of the ehapter that ghie Is’ill at: her home in the Marlborpugh. Mrs Anderson spoke .of the Par ent<-Teacher Atsociation, and Mrs. Wtliam A. Wright, president of the Ladies' Memgrial - Association, spoke” of the approaching Memo rial Day*and sskéd co-operation in. making the-occasion the usual suc ‘cossful expression ,of a sentiment that has lived through more than a .half century, and which.has literal 1y kept the ‘graves of the Confed erate: herces . green in Oakland “Cemetery.’ i \ Mrs. J. S. Nichols, directort of“the Margaret A. Wilson Chapter, Chil “dren of the Cgnfederacy, the larg ést omatation of its-kind 'in the C. of (~ Told of the heantifyl serv ice the chapter has done for the sol diers in the Soldiers’ Home, espe cially the Christmas tree. Miss Alice Baxter made a short talk, deferring her papér on the » “Customs of the South” until a later . meaeting. ¢ Mrs, Joseph H. Morgan told the chapterof the organization aof the Confeedrate Hospital work, ¢he Ladies’ Aid and the Memorial \ ‘ | I"iow Important Is the » e ” s . I 01lettea-- 2 . . ;,..m --. and Here Are. Toilet o W P WA . . » " IO 4 0 i , Arcls Very Spemaﬂy g 7// ¢ | | s Priced , R g ; : ; At4<sl_i'c‘}“\l reductions it 1% m{nccossar‘y for us to Iv/d N \} “dwell ‘at lengtli upon the merits of the merchan- %fg}’;"}}s\\ 2 dise inyolvéd. Everything we advertise is a well (% N,“ :& known article, trade marked and of assured qual- 3 ?‘:‘l,'ﬂ/’{p‘:‘ﬂ ity. So we just call attention to the extraordi- »i il ‘\@%‘:ﬁ_‘ nary values offered and advise that you do not ] =1 § J miss a line of what follows: - ' x s \ $0.25° Carlton British Bath Tablets (.. ....coviiiiooiis Guaose, e Al St Osiifhed Bk Tablal .. o 0 v a 8 i e 25 Palmer’s Complexion . SOP ... oaviiibiaiiaiiuatiniiiiiiahaacds M 1.00 Dr. Alexander’s H(:aliug oil. for Dandruff and Sealp ............ 48 . 4.0 v. 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"-f,}/t Cu-g‘z;::\‘ t‘du«// )m;\)’ i T ‘,,[4 ;4 %// ~/2 . "oy S“E ‘s, ) é Tie ( YQ\ Bi ; Mﬁru yfrﬂlg. ,k%‘,‘ Zl W ’:{4-\."}-"% il ;* ; LIV : AVAN \\ ' 3tojnsLß -BT s T : P NPT |B " (¢ '%W LRFARR .t QB 7| el S {l}Jv-;; ( | by, d 5 f 3 o EES e — .;;;‘.j{.') A 7 2 g ‘;;': -IR 7 A Y . 7 ".—'t.‘_‘f'f,‘u hsf e 7 7 \ /TSA AR i) (o = vMO\ AR % S i eo IR e It g - %’@ e AR VD7 sl SRS | gLN ; A ’ ‘!‘ E/, i 0"', A ,*;, o ~‘.:4o\:( eA B :“'!E"jlﬁ. :Asz, Zad b+ f RO/7 Ei ; y’””:? ‘ 14v/ / VIl . ¢ AN oks d_AA\R\ i>4 NV | 8 O\, 2T e 1 ‘ N\ 72,4 : B\ / D IERC A oRN e VLV 1920, by ewrpapor P e A () /Copyright, 1920, by & ~\"m§§:m:;~_v:wﬁ&mﬁr o Assoclation, which were organized in the old courthouse which stood where the capitol stands, and in the old Wesley _Chapel, which stood wheer the Candier Building maother of Dr, Willis Westmoreland, mother of Dr. Willis Westmoreland, and” Mrs. Isaac Winship and Mrs. Joseph "H. Morgan were the first presidents of these three organi zations. g i A feature of the meeting was the ‘alection. of “the .nominating com mittee, which resulted as follows: Mrs. W, B: Price-Smith, Mrs. T, T. Stevens,’. ‘Mrs, - Stafford Seidell, Mrs. A. M¢D. Wilsen and Mrs. A. O. Woodward., This committee will report in May, when the. annual election takes. place. Juvenile Music Club. / + “If the street cars dre .running Saturday afternoon the regular meeting of the juvenile deparfment of ‘the Music Study Club will be i held; at the Egleston' Memorial | Hall at 8 o'¢lock. - The program is one on. Mozart and some intetesting features hiave ~been arranged 'by the juvenile di rectar, Miss Evelyn Jackson. Miss’ Annie Johnson will be the pianist, and among the special features will. be the minuet written by Mozart when he was 5 years old. This will be }ancod by ‘two little girls in costumes, Nancy Belle Keeler and . Jeanette Millard. = A song from _the Magic Flate will be sung by i“little Marion .Vaughn in the feathered costume of the bird char ,‘acter of the opera. The chorus members belonging to Miss Kelpp's class will give a group of songs. Regular c¢horus practise will be at 2:30 o'cloek. ‘¢ ‘" If the cars are not running the program will be postponed. Argentine Club Dance. ! The xrgnntine Club will enter tain members and guests at a spe cial Saturday evening dance on the evening of March 13, at the ¢lub’s hall. These special Saturday evening dances have been held since early Jlast fall, and will continug until April. Dancing will be for seventy five ;ouples “rom 9 until 12 o'clock. The spensors #dnd chaperons of" the National Basgketball "Tourna-" ment were present at the games . Thursday. Boxes were -especiadly reserved and there wasg music. . . The sponsors for the games wer. Migs Margaret Pratt dnd Miss:- Mary, Faith Yow, for Crescent Club;. Miss. Harriet Bayly and Miss ~Maude’ Couch for Kansas Clty; ‘Miss Boro-' thy Haverty - and Miss Frances Dudley for New York Univeypsity; Miss Mary . Murphy and Miss Blanche Divine for Los /Angeles; Miss Henrietta - Davis and 3 Miss Martha Louise Cassels for Rut-’ gers; Miss Grace Goldsmith and Miss Charlotte Meadoer for; Utah University; Miss Lucile Kuhrt and ‘Miss fsabel Amorous for Detroit Y. M. @.7and ‘Miss Catliérine Ter rell, and Miss Harriet Bennedict for A. X 0 i Following the games Thursday there-was a dance at the Atlanta Athletic- Chib. R Mr.s Watkins Entertains. ; Mrs. Henry Watkins gave & bridge sea Friday afternoon 4t the Piedmont Driving Club for Mrs,' Edwin Carman Jr. ! . Baskets of jongiils were ' the decorations. The guest was pre sented with six hand made linén handkerchiefs. The first prize was'a pair of white silk hose, and the consolation was a bouquet of jonquils. ‘ After the game tea was scrved. Mrs. Watkins wore a sprng model: of black satin and Mrs. Carman's dress was of taupe geor gette crepe. The guests were Mrs. Carman, Mre. Luther Rosser Jr., Mrs. Lewis Gregg, Mrs, Irank Boland, Mrs, Rucker McCarty, Mrs. Walter Maude; Mrs. Claude Buchanan, Mrsid R, M. Callaway, Mrs. Robert, Parker. Mrs. Sfephen Bavdett, Mrs. W. C. Wapdlaw, Mrs, Dugas McClesky, Mrs. Robert Martin, Copyright, 1919. Newpaper Featurs Service, Inc. I.x. U 5. Putent Oifice. %ﬁl‘a. Charles, D, Atkinson, Mrs. W, 1. Perkerson, Mrs, J, D. Andpews, Mrs. ‘Henry Darling, Mrs. E. . ‘Cone, Mrs, 8. S, Wallace, Mrs, Ed ward King van Winkle, Mrs. Rob ert Troutman, Mrs. Henry W. Davis, Mrs., Willlam Clemens and ‘Migs Mildred. Cabanisd. Mrs, Ed ward H.' /Cariman Jr,, Mrs. E. P. Angley, Mps.: Richard Flinn, Mrs, J. Hope «Tigher and her guest, Mrg.r Frank Cook of Neéw York, Miss Ryth Darry, {lrs. George R, Willlams, Mes, 4V. H. White Jr, Mrs. 1. Pe.Goddrich, Mrs, George Winship Bk, and -Mrs. Thomas C. Law, Sl ] . #iE T Sy iy Donations . Sought. 2 Mrs.: Pedrl .Cohen, chairman of the ‘Housekeepers' P,.poth for the ~annual Purim Ball, to, be given by the Federation of Jewish Charitles ‘at {he ‘Armory Tuesday, March 16, needs donations of jams, jellies and fancy work, ‘and requestd every one interested in helping thd Jewish charities to - send articles to her ‘committde, care Siseman's Store, Whitehall stgeet viaduct, ‘Habersham Chapter to Meect. - fT'he regular monthly meeting of Joseph Habersham Chapter D, A, R. wilt be at 8 o'clock an Monday afternoon, March 15th, in the iw:- ,tuyefoomy of St. Murk's (Church. “M#ps. H, BeérnardcScott, the regent, «will preside. .. ’ ’ A full ‘attendance of the chapter s urged as it will be the last meet-” Ang before the State convention at Moultrie; . . { Mrs, :Dean Entertained. ! Mrs. F. O, Walsh entertained in formally at bridge Thursday after noon at Capital City Club for Mra. Fay De2an of New Yorl. Those pres ent were Mrs. Virgil Shepard, Mrs! Dean, Mrs. Frank FYeagle, Muvs. Hugh Atkins, Mrs, J. N, Harper, Mrs: D. F.. Farmeps, Mrs. . H; Tolle and Mrs. W. B, Rudd of Des Moines. g AA ] M %g TID ammr ‘ L 4 g & P 4 i~ 3 ‘ E ?_'.f Wi P DU 5 / i ! 1 A g \2 A 4 & L 7 E e"S { - ’ 7 " ; D ISTINCTIVE; No other word -.} . quite describes the graceful ‘ . vet impressively massive lines of this ; beautiful Bedroom Suite in the ; ’ period of Queen Anne. 5 : : e @ Developed in Antique ﬁuhnxany . by master craftsmen there i 8 a solid- Yity about it, and, too; a dainty at- : ; tractiveness, which renders it a fit- e ting complément of the heart of a ] home, Milady’s Boudoir, \ : : You will find this splendid example ‘ of Wtter fubniture displayed in our f lower window today and tomorrow, and, when you see it you will agree ’ . ‘that it is without a doubt represen . tative=of ‘the sort' as furniture one 4 finds pride and companionship in, * - -~ . ‘I Chamberli ] f aamber m-Jo Inson~ , | Dußose Co. \ oPyo” \ ~ { : T R Dy { i : , f H.;:"jf:. il ‘l'm*z‘fn’_‘! 1 ] . / \';",; 'vlf:'"“‘:!z, 3 . | AT TR : Wh‘ PR :;,(*\""' "" TR y ¥ Ay RRE e T A s M AR | ~ ; R, ot L 0 R T e 4 N SRR L et T ), G el% '&,;'.,& o .\"' é,"?.',‘;:.,,‘ gt P ‘_l Tl 4 " oy LT B L <) | 3b P A "Jtlw.;"..: Dl G/ Wby e - xotL. a 3 o { ¥/ 51‘.'; L “r : S N /A ! | & b ENA 04l N Vs e ,/j\ J ,_,,—-/ 5 ¢ g oAN :% R, e - : e I R o ‘ \ : ! 4 . ”3" AD a 8 - = | \ 1 1 | Y y Nl Tl e ¥, s e s ! &3 / b Phf s - Ay A Ul b . - ,/',”"N}i«-..,g%"é‘ s 1 4 ; j # A 4 T : n’(:f '/,-’7 . }(g'i“;w \‘7/ ‘ : e ' QPR ST g g T TA R o o et oy ey e )A N 1906 Hisfory Class Mecis A meeting of the 1908 ' History Class was held at the home of Mrs, Stephen A. Barnett, in East Four teenth street, Wednesday morning, when Mrs, Florence B, ckford read a paper on “Mormonism.” The next meeting of the class will he held with Mrs, ¥. B. Eckford at her home in Peachtree Court, when Mrs. Newton Craig will contribute the paper on “Thomas Jefferson.” This organization is composed of a group of women who were, for the ‘greater part, students in Agnes Scott College and who have kept together. Members of the 1908 History Class are Mrs, Newton Craig, Mrs. Harrison Bleckley, Mrsa. = Chéarles M Rovnton, Mrs, Elijah Brown, Mrs. Plato Durham, Mrs, Sam Bar nett, Mrs. 7. B. Eckford, Mrs, Sid ney Edmonds, Mrs, Charles K. Har man, Mrs. Frederick Hodgson, Mrd, Mighael Hoke, Mrs. Richard John ston, Mrs, Charles Howard, Mrs, Kenneth Mathewson, Mrs. Maude Craig Maithews, . Mrs, Howard Mathews, Mrs, Russell Porter, Mrs, Frank Smith, Mrs. John Spalding and Mrs. Robert Argo. : Parties for Visitors, h : -Mbs, John Lottridge will enters tain at bridge Thursday afternoon, March 18, for Mrs. Fay Dean.of New York, the guest of Mrs, Virgil Sheppard, and Mrs. W, B. Rudd of Des Moines. lowa, the guest of Mrs, C, H; Tolle. Thege invited are Mrs, . Dean, Mre. Rudd, Mrs, Tolle, Mrs, Shep pard, Mrs, Frank Feagle, Mrs. H. P. Hermance, Miss Hdith Her mance, Mrs. R, H. Martin, Mrs[ ¥rank Spratling, Mrs. Fugene Har rington. Mrs. Hugh Atkins, Mrs. R. H. White, Mrs, Edmond Falvey, Miss Amelia Smith, Mrs, Earl Cone Pa’s Some Little Cloud-Raiser Himself Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace and Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Hamilton of Macon ard guests at the Ansley. Mrs. Frank W. Norton is-ill from influenga at the home of ‘her brother, Charles V. Lynch, in New Orleans.- : 3 Mrs. Lee. Douglas is convares cent from a month's Hiness and has returned from St. Joseph's to her home at the Georgian Terrace, Mrs. Alvin Willlams and Mrs, A, T, Blaton are on a trip to New York, Yhiladelphia, Washington and Nor- I foll. P W e 23 ! Mrg. Robert Simmonds of Knox [ ville, Tenn,,\will return home Fri | day after a visit to Mr, and Mrs ! Robert Simonds Jr. A Mrs, Ceorge B(‘Ili;lgvr is i 1 in her hom® in Peachtree street. Mrs. Rotert Simonds is out again after a recent illness, .y St Fo Wililam Shipp, Cobb Torrance, John Wellborn, Charles Skinner, West Cranford, Richard Russells Jr.. Nevy (lark and Prank Har rold have returned to Athens after attending the 8. A. T. banquet. Frat Dinner. ; 4 The Tech 'Chapter of the Pi Delta Fraternity will give a din ner at the Hotel Ansley Saturday evening, : e s s e A and Mrs. ames "Work. M Mrs. C. H, Tolle will entertain ‘at lu:hchoou Saturday at the Capital City Club for Mrs. W. B. Rudd and Myß. Fay'Dedn, ' ‘ 11