Dance Given at Woodhaven To Miss Dorothy Arkwright
A debutante dance at the Maddox home Woodhaven to Miss Dorothy Arkwright was hosted by Mr and Mrs Maddox. The ballroom overflowed with palms and lights as about 44 guests from the debutante set attended. Mrs Baxter of Nashville and Miss Arkwright wore elegant gowns in rose and white respectively with rhinestones and silver accents.
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Woodhaven
Dorothy Arkwright
Woolas
Robert Maddox
Maddox
Jane Ng
Poinsettias
Vrs
Black and White Ball to Feature Dual Orchestras
Decorations cost 150 dollars each and will be created by a local artist. The ball will use a black and white theme with unique attire options. Two orchestras will be stationed on the hotel’s lower floor. Proceeds go to war victims via French and Belgian consulates. Prominent Atlantans head committees ensuring a brimming, stylish event.
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Paris
New York
Newport
Lenox
Chicago
Louisville
Atlanta
Womn
Rank & Lis
Black and White Ball Bridge Luncheon Plans Discussed
Mrs Ellis outlines Black and White Ball Crescent luncheon plans at Inman Park with 13 guests. Sh Goleman hosted a Queen’s Bridge luncheon featuring a crystal vase of pink roses and hand painted china prizes. Tickets cost 240 each and must be secured through the Georgian Terrace management.
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Theniekety
Children's Tea Dance for Tubercular Children
A tea dance this afternoon at Mrs Frank Blus's Ansley Park home invites Atlanta children to attend and raise funds for tubercular youngsters. Mrs Ellis's home will be decorated, refreshments served, and each guest gets a souvenir. Local children including Frances Rillig Pauline De Give Anne Grant and Douglas Paine will perform fancy dress dancing. Tickets cost 26 cents.
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Frank Blus
Ansley Park
Atlanta
Ellis
Jedda
Frances Rillig
Pauline de Give
Anne Grant
Douglas Paine
H & Bussey
Juniper Street
Emmett Gresham
Waynesboro
Italian Garden Theme Dinner Atkinson Hosts Notable Guests
A refined dinner last night at the Atkinson home celebrated sister Mrs Baney Atkinson and Mr H Newcome with guests including Mrs Hales Rosa Mr Boyd and several Clarkson Dallis and Wade family members. The setting resembled an Italian garden with a marble fountain, pink roses, fern banks and decorative fountains. The menu and service echoed the garden theme with pink decor, rose ice shapes, and garlands in a,artistic display. Atkinson wore a pink taffeta and tulle gown with crystal accents.
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Atkinson
Baney Atkinson
Larkson
H Newcome
Lart
Newcomb
William Hales
Rosa
Stuart Boyd
Edward Clarkson
Washington Deseau
Wacen
Elizabeth Wade
Ernest Dallis
Charles D Atkinson
Gartania
Oses
Druid Hills Golf Club hosts Christmas party dances and social events
A series of social gatherings unfolds around Atlanta with dances and dinners at the Driving Club and Capital City Club. Notable appearances include Wiss Ross Coates with partner Wr Widderland from New York, and Mr Brooks Morgan hosting Miss Dorothy Arkwright. The Drama League and Business Women's League plan formal events, plus numerous teas and luncheons honoring guests such as Mrs Emma Garrett Boyd and Miss Mozelle Gann.
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Driving Club
Wiss Ross Coates
Wr Widerland
New
Wre
Pedder
Robirt
Ra Henry Bernard Scott
Wis Hampton Block
Helen Moriarty
Helen WeClain
Greenfield
Ohio
Winship Nunnally
JG Williams
Charlie Phillips
John Ashby Jones
Boyd
The
Atlanta Center of the
Drama League
Emma Garrett Boyd
Harry Lawrence Stearns
Peachtree Street
Georgia Delegates Named for Southern Commercial Congress
Governor Harris issues an executive proclamation listing one hundred delegates from Georgia to the Southern Commercial Congress meeting in Charleston from December 13. Delegates are named from many cities including Atlanta Savannah Augusta Albany Americus Athens Brunswick Dalton Macon Gainesville Brunswick and more. The list covers numerous prominent Georgians appointed at no expense to represent the state at the seventh annual congress.
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Harris
Georgia
Southern Commercial Congress
Charleston
Atlanta
Southern Commercial Congres
Hell
Orr
Atlantis
Wilmer
Moore Alans
St Elmo Massengaole
Witham
George I
Joseph
Gray
Savannah
Duillve
Williazson
Morris Augusta
Jacob Phinzy
Huendfeld
Auguste
Akin Brungwick
Manon Brunawitk
Melatosa
Albany
Brown Albany
Yank Lauter Americus
Mabel Anericus
Lipscomb
Athens
Rowe
Aliens
Gower
Cordela
Dunlap
Gainesville
Dear
Sam Tate
Hardy
Thomason
Shingler
Ashburn Larold
Ron
Alf Moore
Fitagerald
Lowrie Farburn
Chapman Crawford
The
Pops Prewn
Hawkin
Vile
Rucker Alpharetts
Ghasen Hambridgs
Strickland Blackshear
Pearson
Forsyth
Stewart McDonald
Greene
Hattaway
Fort Gaines
Quincey Gollia
Groover
Gootin Reynolds
George D Warthen Sandersvire
John D
Walker
Sparta
Wiliams Bitestaro
Rountree Swainshoro
Guykin Sovania
TIL Persons Taltetton
WhiGnan Tallapoo
Bika Tifton JD Pratherine Oo
Kvuns
Census Bill Aims Full Cotton Consumption Count
Washington December 10 Representative Heflin Democrat of Alabama introduced a bill to require a census of all cotton consumed for all purposes. Present statistics count only spinners, the congressman says the move would curb speculation and reveal true consumption.
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Washington
Teflin Democrat
Alabama
Heflin
Santa Claus Thrift and Kitchen Improvement Mentioned
A lighthearted note suggests asking Santa for kitchen improvements as Mrs Housewife reflects on holiday wishes. The piece frames a domestic setting where practical upgrades could ease daily chores during Christmas preparations.
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Santa Claus
Otto Named President of Georgia State Fair
At a Macon meeting of the Georgia State Fair association board Julius H Otto was reelected president and Harry Roberts secretary for another year. All other officers were reelected. No decision on next year’s dates. to confer with Grand Walter Ballard of the Masons to avoid conflict with the grand Judge meeting.
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Macon
Georgia State Fair Association
Julius H Otto
Harry Roberts
S Aates
Walter Ballard
The
Masons
Canal tolls to rise on Suez vessels in April
Ambassador Sharp informed the state department that tolls for vessels passing the Suez canal will rise starting April 1. Ballast ships will be charged 82 cents per ton while laden ships face a rate of 131 dollars per ton. The Birth of a Nation runs all next week with matinees daily including Monday. Buy seats now.
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Washington
Ambassador Sharp
Paris
State Department
Suez Canal
Balllst
Atlanta Gas Light Co
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East Lake
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Sorosis
Deovison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Furst
WSPAP
East Cake Management
Druid Hills Golf Club
Druid 1bUs Golf Club
Business Woman's League
Business Womens League
Seeond Baptist Church
H G Bearson
Albright
Frank Fearson
A C McHan
Capital City
McHan
Richmond
W Oa Speer
Lowry Porter Wi
Cliff C Hatcher
Adams
Henry Scott
Gilmert Adams
Robert Witherspoon
Wood
Andreaw Wood
Drewry Street
Benjamin Thornberry
Edward Davis
Frank Dabne
Smyrna
Frank Griffin
Clyde Curran
Miss Gann
Jolia Purser
Allie Purser
Mozelle Gann
RM Gann
Flora Crowe
Himer Ray
W Kk Jenkins
Harry Kilpatrick
William Kilpatrick
Kathleen Simpson
Air Martin Amorous
B A Clarkson
H R.C Newcomb
Icommercial Congress
Whitehall
Rountree
Turner
Thalhambra Theater
Indianapolis
Harmony Singers
Ansley Concert Orchestra
Ansley Rathskeller
Ing
Little Few
Carter Electric Co
Ivy
North Broad St
Otto
Georgia State Fair
Oran
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