Summer Garden Ball at Piedmont Driving Club Honors Miss Dancy
A decorated summer garden ball at the Piedmont Driving Club featured Mr and Mrs Barry M Atkinson hosting a 2 dancing party for Miss Eliza Dancy in honor of Miss Atkinson. About 150 guests attended from 9 PM to midnight with an elegant supper and cotillion. The venue showcased pink peonies and green foliage with orchid and peony hues, and attendees wore elaborate period gowns. The event led into a week of opera hospitality and numerous society entertainments across Atlanta society circles.
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Piedmont
Barry M. Atkinson
Eliza Dancy
May Atkinson
Mrs. Atkinson
Miss Atkinson
Miss Dancy
New York
Walla
Smilaa
Mrs Atkinson
Dancy
The
Music Festival Association
Capital City Club
Robert Maddox
Little
Afra
Harry
White
Athens
Mra
Howell
Frank Calloway
Alexander Lawton
Piedmont Driving
Harry Atkinson
Lawton
W E. Chapin
Capital
Savannah
Atlanta
Hugh Scott
C Oa Sisyon
Willis St Ragan
Brutus Clay
Floyd McFae
Lowry
7H Nugnuily
Tea hosted by Miss Louis Coles for Miss Kupper
Miss Louis Coles hosted an informal afternoon tea for Miss Kupper. The decor featured white and green with ferns, basteleers, and green candles. Guests wore champagne crepe and white with pink accents while punch was served by Miss Sarah Coles and Miss Marion Foster. Phi Delta Theta dance at Segadias hall followed, with blue white and gold decorations and many Atlanta belles among attendees.
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Miss Kupper
Louis Coles
Ass Coles
Amius Kupover
John Coles
Sarah Coles
Marion Foster
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Tech
Segadias
Atlanta
Annual Meeting and Wedding in Atlanta Community
The Atlanta Woman Missionary Association held a large annual meeting at St Mark 3 church reporting 48789 assisted and broad charity work including feeding, hospital care, homes, and transport. Officers for 1912 were elected and Dr Elizabeth Branch spoke on crime prevention. A wedding followed at Inman Park Church for Hazel Net-Eile Vorus and William Henry Turner Jr with detailed bridal attire and attendees.
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Atlanta
St Mark 3
Union Station
Samuel Lumpkin Brét
Will Moore
Mra 7Ewerguson Recording Secretari
IR. Watts
Mra S . Boykin
WE. Mansfield
J. & Thompson
WS Yeates
Elizabeth Branch
Tabernacin Baptist Church
Fashion notes on spring dresses and embroidery hues
Hy Marie Moninigne notes afternoon costumes for the coming seasons will feature embroidery. A prominent spring dress being introduced in black, with all colors of materials. The dress flustrated appears cream and tailored for the season.
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Marie Moninigne
Silverware For The Bride Delicate Hand Pierced Pieces
Hand-Pierced Silver offers small pieces like bonbon dishes compotes and almond dishes noted for lightness and delicate beauty. The collection is described as unusually graceful and well suited as wedding gifts. Charles W Crankshaw Atlanta National Bank Building.
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Charles W. Crankshaw
Atlanta National Bank Building
Black and White Fashion Gown Described in Fine Detail
A richly adorned gown features colored marquisette voile with red and white embroidery outlined in black, Irish lace yoke cuffs and a sheer black veil. A matching white black hat and parasol complete the set. The article notes high fashion and planned sale as trends shift next season due to surplus fabrics.
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Garda
Williams-Mason wedding in West End home
Miss Margaret Sibson Williams and Marion Bernard Mason wed at the Williams home on Peeples Street West End. Ceremony at 8 50 pm conducted by Rev Patton and Rev Foster. Attendants included Emma Mason Kate Howell Emily Jennings Jan Hobinson Roy Collier and Julian Mason. Reception featured pink satin decor and wedding cake centerpiece with an orchestra. The couple will reside in Decatur after a wedding trip.
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de Witt Vorus
Charles Turpie
Louise Sullivan
Meredith Turner
Greensboro
Wilfred Knapp
Savannah
Sam Rakestraw
la Grange
Stephen West
Mer
Herbert West
Ferna
Hubner
Polard
Furner
Hogansville
Jan Hobinson
Roy Collier
G 0. Powell
Julian Mason
BR. Jewett
Bayne Gibson
Mra Williams
John Peck Hamson
F. J. Spratling
Hhe
T C Mason
Misa Lou T Hook
Marie Mafer
Julia
Leila House
Stephens Hook
Mrs. Mason
Decatur
Silk yardage sale sparks versatile fabric options
Prices range from 69 cents to 1 a yard for fine all silk, with voilo crepe and marquisette qualities highlighted. Ready embroidered robes cost up to 7.50, wash fabrics down to 2.50 a yard. The design envisions a summer dress with a single piece blouse and sleeve cut.
Ladies Meet Colonel Lee In Atlanta Visit
Colonel Robert E Lee arrived in the city to a reception by twenty three Memorial Association ladies in automobiles. He toured Piedmont hotel Oakland cemetery and the Confederate monument then the Soldiers home where old soldiers gave a royal welcome.
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Colonel Lee
Robert E. Lee
the Memorial Association
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
Oakland Cemetery
Cornerstoke
Whch
Robert E Lee
Lee
At Home for Two Macon Ladies Friday Afternoon
At home informal event for Mrs Samuel Weichselbaum and Mrs G H Pipp of Macon will be held Friday afternoon the 28th at Mrs Weichselbaum s apartment in the Frederick Box Party. Mrs Fred Lewin will host a box party at The Chocolate Soldier matinee with guests Mrs Fannie Lowry Porter, Mrs Wilt Glenn, Mrs Bales Mack, Mrs Hollins Randolph and Mrs Berta Swift.
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Samuel Weichselbaum
G H Pipp
Macon
Weichselbaum
Frederick
Fred Lewin
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Yellowstone Park
Rockies
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Asong
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Allene Gentry
Bridge
Nina Gentty
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Williams
Overman
Gentry
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Annie McElhinney
Richard D Heckman
Sacred Heart Church
Father Gunn
Miles Rose McHlhinney
Robert
Hackman
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America
Andrew Jackson
de Witt
C. Vorus
W. H. Turner
Vorus-Turner
Durand’s
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Marlon Reynolds
Shumate
Davis & Freeman Jewelers
Whitehall St
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