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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1914

Page

7

Chinese Dances Shine At Pretty Chinese Garden Dinner

Miss Moulton of Chicago and Mr. Bell presented Chinese dances including Ta Tuo at the Georgian terrace event. The rose dining room featured bamboo canopies lanterns and parasols with tropical decor while 300 guests enjoyed general dancing on the hotel’s lower floor. Notables and guests from Augusta Baltimore Ohio Savannah and Chattanooga attended.

Georgian Terrace Nakissi Rose Room Palm Room Robert Wessella W. T. Gentry Mia Jacob Phinizy Augusta Elkin Achison D. D. Gard W H. Kiser Thomas B Paine J. T Crass Merrick EH. W. McCerren Louis Welhouse M. P. Cooledge J. B. Hockaday IF. Merriam Dickey Buck Savannah Caldwell Chattanooga

Witchard Brown Wedding in West End Atlanta

The weeding of Miss Ella Witchard and Mr Joseph E. Brown of Atlanta occurred Friday evening December 5 at Reverend John Purser’s West End residence. Close friends witnessed the ceremony. The bride wore white satin with a tunic of beaded crystal tulle. Mr Brown is well known in Atlanta newspaper circles.

Ella Witchard Joseph E. Brown Atlanta Re. John Purser West End Brown

Chanukah Concert For Hebrew Sunday School

A Chanukah concert will be given for the children of the Hebrew Sunday school of Congregation Ahavath Achim under Mt M Liethbaum’s direction on Sunday December 1st at 1 30 p.m. at Gilmer street corner Piedmont avenue. Participants include Dr Solo Huldstone Sunday School the Young Israel club Rabbi Dr H H Wood Miss Hae Jaffe Isaac Zukerman Helen Bryan Rosa Gelstein Rosa Nega Aaron Goldberg Eva Weinberg Miss Bertha Milison Flowers of Tsiel club Dora Solomon Rebecca Darfan Dora Gold Bany Rosenbergs Rosa Reisman Ida Cohen Miss Annie Reisman and others.

Chanuckah Hebrew Sunday School Congregation Ahavath Achim Mt M. Liethbaum Gilmer Streets Nagosne Piedmont Avenue Solo H Iuldstone Young Israel Club HH Wood Hae Jaffe Isaac Zukerman Helen Bryan Rosa Gelstein Rosa Nega

Daughters of Zion Bazaar for Japan School Benefit

The Daughters of Zion society features Miss Sarah Cohen and an arrangements committee listing Miss Stae Jaffe and others. An exhibit of embroidered linen by Japanese girls supports a church school in Japan, viewable at Mrs Thomas McWhinney’s rooms in the Grand Building. Mrs Gaffney's circle plans a bazar December 14 and 15 in the Empire Life building to aid the Home’s building fund. invites extended to all friends of the home.

Japan Thomas McWhinney

Mrs Jacoby Entertains and Social Events At Druid Hills

Mrs Jacoby hosted a decorated afternoon at her Oak Street home with Christmas florals and a salad course. Guests included Mrs Rooney and several other society women. A Georgian Terrace dinner dance honored Miss Gage of Birmingham and Miss Blackmar of Columbus, with a tea-dance later planned at Druid Hills. Trophies for a women’s golf tournament were to be awarded at the tea-dance. A matinee for Miss Gage was announced, as was a dancing party in honor of Miss Murphey’s guest, Miss Binkmatt. A concert at the Ansley Hotel featured Cadman’s The Morning of the Year benefiting the Church of The Holy Comforter, with hearers Miss Mayme Clyburn and Miss Sylvia Spritz among performers. Miss Stewart hosted a luncheon for Miss Glenn Dickey, with roses and prizes noted.

Jacoby JL. HW Jacoby Oak Street Tacoby FP. W Rooney B .T Clark W. A Moreland R. M. Wilhite WM. Gill W. J Fuller A. L Fuller B. Hemperley J. W. Acker Mirra B. Norris William Ellington Georgian Terrace James Thompson Williams Miss Gage Birmingham Mary King Miss Blackmar Columbus Mary Murphey Miss King Miss Murphey Messrs. Allen Palmour Johnson Ben Daniels Charles Carter Wryckliffe Wurm Miss Carpenter South Carolina Druid Hills William Lawson Peel Dru Hills Golf Club Marie Kirkpatrick Misa Binkmatt the Ansley Hotel Ansie Cadman Atlanta Church of the Holy Comforter Mayme Clyburn Sylvia Spritz James C Wardwell Harry Bates Misa Ethel Beyer Miss Stewart Elone Stewart Bridge West Peachtree Street Glenn Dickey Augusta Josephine Mobley Killarney Misa Stewart Blair Armstrong Lyra Swift

Miss LeCraw Hosts Afternoon Tea at West Peachtree

A bright yesterday afternoon tea at Miss Grace LeCraws West Peachtree home honored visitors Miss Marguerite Gage from Birmingham Miss Lawson Hines and Miss Hallie Morton from Tennessee and Miss Nina Carpenter of Greenville DC Guests, decorations of holly and American Beauty roses, and a central basket of roses highlighted the affair Mrs William Akers and Miss Daisy LeCraw served tea A later informal dance hosted the receiving party and young repeat guests at the Driving Club Dinner Dance plans feature Mr and Mrs Albert Howell hosting for Miss Isobel Robinson with guests Dr and Mrs W S Goldsmith Joel Hurt Jr and Mr and Mrs Ernest Woodruff

Miss LeCraw Grace LeCraw West Peachtree Street Mary King Marguerite Gage Birmingham Aliss Lawson Hines Hallie Morton Tennessee Wyckliffe Wurm Nina Carpenter Greenville D. C William Akers Daisy LeCray Mary Murphy Susie Blackmar Columbus Lucy Roberts Co. Vv. LeCraw Daisy LeCraw Driving Club Albert Howell Isobel Robinson W. 8. Goldsmith Joel Hurt, Jr Ernest Woodruft

Tea and Dance for College Set Brightens Ponce de Leon Ave

Miss Leila Wonder and Miss Venice Mayson hosted an 8 o clock tea at Miss Ponder’s home on Ponce de Leon Avenue with 150 college set guests. Decorations used red and green Christmas colors and a miniature Christmas tree as centerpiece. Kathleen Law and Robie Smith managed the punch table while a list of hosts included Mrs A S Harleas and others. Later in the day Ponder and Mayson entertained sorority members at Washington Seminary for a four o clock dancing party.

Leila Wonder Miss Venice Mayson Ponder Ponce de Leons Avenue Kathleen Law Robie Smith A. S. Harleas Guy Woolford

Social items follows holiday visits and travels

Mr and Mrs Charles Porter arrive back from their wedding trip and stay with Mr and Mrs Russell Porter through Christmas. Mrs Porter was Miss Patty Miller of West Virginia. Miss Jule Safford will visit Mrs John Leversedge on the 19th. Mrs Harman H Mobley of Gordo Ala guest of her sister Mrs Alva D Kiser in Inman Park. Dr Mobley will join in Atlanta later. Miss Frances Godfrey visits Covington then returns to Atlanta for Christmas week. Mrs Michael Hoke and children go to Florida after Christmas. Mrs Woodward of New Orleans visits her daughter Mrs Clarence Blosser next week. Miss Virginia Lipscomb visits Augusta after Christmas. Mrs Walter Howard returns from North Carolina. Frank Reynolds of the Winecoff hotel returns from Macon. Mrs William McCarthy returns next week from Florida. Mr and Mrs John Laurie Calhoun of Lexington Ky have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Inr.

Charles Porter Russell Porter Patty Miller West Virgin Jule Safford Montgomery John Leversedge Harman H. Mobley Gordo Ala Alva D. Kiser Inman Fark Dr. Mobley Atlanta Frances Godfrey W. T Bilder Covington Sims Michael Hoke Florida Woodward New Orleans Clarence Blosser Virginia Lipscomb Augusta Walter Howard North Carolina Frank Reynolds Winecoff Hotel Macon William McCarthy John Laurie Calhoun Lexington Franklnr

Teachers and Preachers Invited to Julius Caesar Event

Atlanta teachers and ministers will attend a private Grand theater exhibition of Julius Caesar, the motion picture shown publicly for the first time in the city next Thursday through Saturday. The film arrived recently from Rome. Also today patrons may see Hex Beach's The Spoilers adapted for the screen, and morning showings Tuesday and Wednesday feature The Marked Woman with Barbara Tennant in the lead.

Atlanta Grand Theater Rome the Grand Hex Beach The Grand Barbara Tennant

Democratic Senators to Hold Caucus Today

Washington December 11 Senator Kern called a caucus of Democratic senators for tomorrow afternoon to align the legislative program. The aim is to frame it so no extra session is needed after March 4. President Wilson wants Congress to finish the sixty third session by March 4, and leaders agree on avoiding another extra session.

Washington Kern Wilson

Meaning of Christmas Sermon at First Congregational

Rev H H Proctor will deliver a Sunday sermon at the First Congregational Church corner Courtland avenue and Houston street The subject for Sunday night is What Does Christmas Mean and the morning hour topic is Man and World

H. H. Proctor First Congregational Church Courtland Avenue Houston Street

Constitution Praise For Cooking School By Mrs. Chase

The Constitution cooking school operated by Mrs. Florence Austin Chase in Atlanta drew a large audience in the Auditorium. Friday capped the week with lessons on fees and pie crust, and attendees called the sessions the most successful yet. Citizens praised Chase, a noted domestic science expert, and urged her to return for another engagement.

Cooking School of the Constitution Florence Austin Chase The Constitution Chase Atlanta

Atlanta War Relief Committee Official Report

The Atlanta war relief committee chaired by Mrs. Porter King presents its official report of work since organization. It recalls the first shipment to Allied hospitals in France on December 7 and lists cash, sewing, knitting, and personal services donations from Atlanta residents, businesses, and schools. The shipment included 480 hospital shirts, 616 woolen socks, 88 knitted mufflers, and 12 boxes of surgical dressings, with free transport arranged by the Duchesse de Chaulnes and the Southern Express Company.

Atlanta War Relief Committee Porter King W. W. Stevens Mayfield Richard Johnston Atlanta War Relief Association Theodore Shonts France Lst Association Brown & Allen Cone's Drug Store Palmer's Drug Estore Lamar Taylor & Riley Drug Company C. J. Aimper Grocery Company Davison&Paxon- Stokes Company Ridley, Willamson & Wyatt Singer Sewing Machine Martha Berry Wurm North Avenue School Woodberry School R. L. Grant Georgian Terrace Candell George Walker Eda Bartholomew N.H. Nelms Ed Werner Frank Pearson Viola Mosely Ansley Park Golf Links Roy Harris Duchesse de Chaulnes New York Southern Express Company Campagne Generale Trane- Atlantique French Line Reuben

Regains His Health Through Aid From Atlanta Society

A Red Cross worker sold a Christmas stamp at Terminal station as a traveler praised the Anti-Tuberculosis Society of Atlanta for aiding him four years ago. He said the help saved him, turning his life around after illness and homelessness. Stamp sales Friday nearly matched Thursday’s record around 300 dollars. Local volunteers listed include Mrs. L. D. Anderson, Mrs. Howard Bucknell, Miss Carolyn Chisholm, and many others, with Mrs. William B. Arnaud and Miss Frances Woodbury leading today’s team and Mrs. John Hill’s committee scheduled for Wednesday.

Terminal Station Red Cross Colorado Springs Anti-Tuberculosis Society of Atlanta Tose Lowe L. D. Anderson Howard Bucknell Carolyn Chisholm Westervelt_ Terhune William Tilt Misa Co. el D. R. Coles James Johnson Mary Bateman Finley M. Carter Laurie Johnson Charles W. Davis Bb. K. van Winkle George Forrester Hudson Moore Kathleen Foster William &. Arnaud Frances Woodbury John Hill George Harrington J. K. Gumby R. L. Cooney Ulrich Atkinson

Rev L A Brown to address Ry Y M C A at 3:30

Rev L A Brown D D pastor of Temple Baptist church will speak at the Railroad Y M C A rooms 311 West Alabama Street Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o clock This will be an opportunity to hear one of Atlanta s leading preachers and there is a wish for a large attendance of men A welcome awaits all The singing by the audience of men is uplifting and all may have a part in this feature The association orchestra will lead The rooms are open all day and are warm and comfortable visitors are welcome.

L. A. Brown D.D Temple Baptist Church Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association West Alabama Atlanta Association

Moving Picture Carnival for Charity At Grand Theater

A large charity event titled a moving picture carnival will premiere the first feature releases from Atlanta exhibitors at the Grand Theater on Sunday December 20. The Motion Picture Trades club will stage the elaborate attraction with new songs performed by singers from the city’s leading picture houses, aiming for mammoth attendance.

Atlanta Grand Theater Motion Picture Trades’ Club

Automobile Stolen Reward Offered in Atlanta Ga

Five passenger Ford 1914 blue black body and black running gear stolen on the night of December 8. License 6807 1914 motor 644954 factory 6126238 brass plate dash has nickel plate Prestolite tank large on left running board front fender bent fixed with iron strip. All Goodyear tires, red Overland inner tube left front, extra Goodyear inner tube in tool box under back seat. Two Ford spark plugs two Champion spark plugs two Splitdorf plugs under seat. Horn bulb patched with black leather. Arrest thief and notify Atlanta Blank Book Mfg Co ee West Alabama St Atlanta Gaadv.

Ford Goodyear Overland Atlanta Blank Book Mfg. .Co Ee West Alabama St Atlanta Adv

Auto Fire Engine Collides With Automobile in Broad Street Crash

In Columbus on December 11 an automobile fire engine en route to a fire collided with Sol Lafkowitzs car on Broad Street. The impact knocked the car from the street to the side of the street car transfer station, smashing a bootblack stand and sending a wheel down the road. Lafkowitz suffered several cuts from flying glass, including a three inch cut on his forehead.

Columbus Sol Lafkowitz Broad Street Jatkowitz

New Zealand Prohibition Vote Returns Reported

London dispatch says Christ Church latest returns show a slight refund of the national prohibition vote as tallying continues. A death is noted as remarkable with injuries not expected to be serious.

New Zealand London Central News Christ Church, New Zealand

Spoilers at Grand Last Times Today Thrills for a Nickel

A fragment notes showings at the Grand Last Times with thrills priced at a nickel. East shows a picture at 50 cents and 1.00 dollars with brief notices of tonight's schedule.

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