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SOCIETY AND WOMEN’S CLUB NEWS
Mrs. Scott to Entertain.
Mrs. Henry Bernard Scott will
give an informal bridge tea Satur
day afternoon for Miss Eliza Mar
tin,, a bride-elect, and Mrs, Gilbert
M. L. Johnson, a bride, who is the
_guest of Mrs, Hamilton Douglas Jr.
~Mrs. Wilson Hostess.
' Mrs. A. McD. Wilson will hold a
?comminoe meeting at the Woman's
Club Friday afternoon and will en-
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Leo Ornstein Arrives
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For Piano Recital
. 145 Ornstein, the young Russian
.;d;qhu. arrived in Atlanta Thursday
Aor his recital at Eggleston Memorial
"Hall at 8:15 o'clock. He registered
at the eGorgian Terrace Hotel
Mr. Ornstein's recital probably will
draw an audience {ully equal to the
Capacity of the hall, as music lovers
are interested in Him not only as a
pianist of the first rank, but as the
vomposer of some exceedingly origi
nal music. His program will include
geveral of the classics and a number
of modern compositions, with sev
eral of his own works.
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Brass Knucks in
Shoemakers’ Strike
(By International News Service,)
NEW., YORK, March 18-—Knives,
blackjacks, and brass knuckles fig
ured in a small riot today between
striking shoemakers and strike
breakers in Brooklyn. Cne man was
seriously injured and others were
bruised and hurt, Police broke up
the battle, ‘
LOWDEN HAS COLD.
MENOMINEE, Mich., March 18—
Governor TLewden of Illinois, is In bed |
wiay suffering from a heavy cold
eantracted on his topr through the
Nipper Penlnsula and he has cancelled
this speaking date at Escanaba.
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tertain at tea after the meeting.
Her guests will include twelve or
fifteen members of the committee.
Many Parties for Club.
The week end dinner dance at
the Piedmont Driving Club will be
largely attended.
Lauren Foreman wilk entertain
fifteen guests and John Ashley
Jones will have eight guests., Other
parties are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pap
penheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Adair Jr., Hr. and Mrs. Edward Yay
Jr., William McKenkie, A. W, Hill
and Fred Rawlings.
Elwyn Tomlinson will entertain
Misses Grace Goldsmith, Charlotte
Meador, Hallie Crawford, Cath;gne
Sanders; Homer Thompson, Leman
Phelan and R. M. Harris.
Bowie Martin., J. Russell Comp
ton and Mrs. H. Clay Moore will
also entertain.
King's Daughters.
The Georgia Libby Circle of
King's Daughters and Sons wlll
meet with Mrs. T. W. Young in her
home, 562 South Boulevard, Friday
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Entertainment for Visitors.
Social features will accompany
the match basketball rame between
the Atlanta Y. W, girle’ team and
Savannah High on Wesley Mem
orial court, Saturda ynight at 8
o'clock., Admission will be 50 cents,
Saturday afternoon the Y, W.'s
will give a party at the Lyric for
the Savannahians to be followed
by a tea. The teams will spend
Sunday at the Y, W. C. A, summer
camp, at Highland, Ga., twelve
miles from Atlanta. Miss Lucy
Adamsg, YY" coach will be hostess.
On the Y. W. team is Dorothy
Weber, Peggy Luniuy, Dorothy
Fischer, Jane Reiley, Gertrude
Reiley, Isabel Dew and the sub
stitutes, The Savannah team is
Elizabeth Inglesby, Inez Helfish,
Mary Byers, Marie Bargeron, Anna
Beckman, Ruth Helfish, Freda
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——Frlday ancl Saturc] Ry
Viko Aluminum is not the light wear which l
15 ordinarily offered in sales at reduced
prices. Viko is a standard aluminum of ex
cellent weight, finely made after the most
approved methods and assuring long serv
ice. Smart Kitehens are all equipped with
Aluminum nowadays because of the added
charm of appearance and the actual econ
omy in fuel, labor and food afforded by its
use.
These very special values are offered for
Friday and Saturday; lines are complete
and we have a sufficient number of pieces
to supply a reasonable demand.
$2.75 Two-quart Double $
$4.00 Five-quart Tea $ 9
BRI &eel ce e 2‘ 5
$£5.00 C'olonial Paneled 5-quart $3
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steamer, tube cake pan, double $
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Renfroe and Annie Laura Connor.
Miss Ruth Green is coach., The “Y”
tea msubstitutes will assist in en
tertaining,
Club de Vingt Resumed.
Arthur Murray will return to the
Georgian Terrace from Asheville
soon. The Club de Vingt, of which
he is the director, will resume ac
tivities next week after suspension
for a month.
Mra. G. G. Roy is critically ill at
her =ome in the Marlborough.
Captains of League to Meet.
Mrs. Elliott Cheatham has asked
captains of the oVters' lLeague in
the Ninth Ward to meet at her
home Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock to discuss a membership
campaign.
The campaign is in anticipation
of the league meeting at the Cham
ber of Commerce April 3, at which
the ne wofficers outline plans for
the vear. All wards are uniting in
the drive. The third and ninth lead
in pald up members.
The Eighth Ward captains are
Mesdames James L., Wells, R, L.
Turman, W. 8. Rogers, George Mur
ray, Joseph P. Billups, Charles A.
Davis, Ulric Atkinson, - Chartes
Groodman, Harry Chamberlain,
Fred Disbrow, Dowdell Brown,
Warner Croxton, Murray Hubbard,
D. E. Stevenson and Miss Lucia
Peeples.
Among the assistants are Mes
dames Charles Collier, William Du
mas, Jack Theison, Clifford Dorson,
J. M. Doone, George Seciple Jr, WV,
P. Maude, William Dunbar, W. BE.
Scheen, T. J. Avery, IE. D. McDon
ald, Marion Furse, Walter HIN.
Kendall Witcher, Ransom Wright
and Miss Lucy Nagle.
At Club Tea Party.
Among the ladies to entertain at
the Woman's Club tea parties Fri
day afternoon is Mrs. Hamilton
Douglass, who will have a small
party in honor of Mrs. Gilbert M.
L. Johnsan of Miami, the guest of
Mrs. Hamilton Douglas Jr.
Concert Tuesday.
When the Trio de Lutece makes
the second viist to Atlanta next
Tuesday evening, Carlos Salzedo,
harpist, will be included.
Mr. Salzedo, whose solo work was
one of the features of last season’s
concert, appeared in the Metropoli
tan Opera Orchestra several years
ago.
The membership of the Trio de
Lutece comprises masters of each
instrument.
The Atlanta Music Study Club
recefved many requests for a re-en
gagement of the Trio after the first
concert last winter. The concert
will be given Tuesday evening at
Egleston Memorial Hall. The seat
sale will begin at the Cable Piano
Company Monday morning.
Ornstein Arrives.
1.0 Ornstein, famous young pla
nist and composer, arrived in At
lanta Wednesday evening and is at
the Georgian Terrace. Mr. Orn
stein will be presented in a recital
at Igleston Hall Thursday evening
by Miss Frances Newman and Miss
Ellen Wolff.
A representative audlence s ex
pected to fill the Egleston Hall for
this recital, which will be an inter
esting event in musical circles. Mr.
Ornstein will play several of his
famous compositions by request, as
well as a number of other selections
by world famous musicians.
Special interest centers in the re
cita! because it is the initial affair
under the direction of Miss New
man and Miss Wolff, two well
known young Atlanta women.
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