Notable musical gathering and social events noted
Alumni and friends attended a Pfeffercorn recital featuring Waldstein movement and Liszt, with Mendelssohn Chopin and Rubinstein pieces. Southern College Women held a program at the University club. Misses Cooper and Gober led a discussion on education for children over twelve. Social teas, dances, and formal arrangements dominated the weekend with multiple hostesses and chaperones named.
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Zuesta
Pfeffercorn
South
Sheethoven
Liszt
Strausswartz
Rubinstein
Mendelesohn
Iris
Southern College Women
Southern Association of College Women
University Club
Cornelia Cooper
Sadie Gober
Harrie Schlessenger
Hugh Walpole
Piedmont Driving Club Holiday Social Program
The Piedmont Driving Club announces a holiday season program featuring Mr Gaynor and Miss Mooney of New York for exhibition dancing at tea dances and dinner dances. The schedule includes December 25 dinner dance 7 30 to 12, December 26 tea dance 5 to 10, December 29 dinner dance 7 30 to 12, December 30 tea 4 30 to 7, January 5 tea 5 to 6, January 6 tea 4 40 to 7, January 7 dinner 7 30 to 1, January 11 tea 5 to 6, January 12 dinner 7 30 to 12, January 13 tea 4 20 to 7, January 14 dinner 7 30 to 1. Promptness emphasized. families should be informed.
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Piedmont Driving Club
Gaynor
Miss Mooney
New York
Piedmont
JH. Nunnally
Georgian Terrace
Thomas B. Paine
Robert Wessells
Ninninger
Logan C. Carr
Virginia
Gilder
B. W. McCerren
Louise Dooly
George Walker
Ball at Auditorium For Empty Stocking Fund
The Georgia n's Empty Stocking fund hosts a ball at the Auditorium tonight to raise gifts for Atlanta children in need. Admission is a small fee. performers include Miss Ethel Moulton and Mr Bell from Chicago, Miss Hooper, Miss Goodrich, and many local socialites.
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Atlanta
Ethel Moulton
Georgian Terrace
Mr. Beil
Chicago
Hooper
Mr. Cook
Piedmont
Goodrich
Wedding of Alisa Irene Harrison and J Robert Bailey
Irene Austin Marion Goldsmith Emma Kate Amorous and others attended the December 15 ceremony officiated by Dr G M Bakes at St John s Methodist. After a luncheon at East Georgia avenue the couple plan a Florida trip and home in East Point. Bailey, superintendent of Southern Law Works, is a noted East Point businessman.
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Harrison-Bailey
Alisa Irene Harrison
J. Robert Bailey
G. M. Bakes
St. John’s Methodist Church
Ed L. Humphreys
East Georgia Avenue
Corra Harris Returns From War Zone Assignment
Corra Harris of Pine Log Georgia, the first American woman writer sent to a war zone, arrived in New York aboard the Transylvania after reporting from England France and Ireland for The Saturday Evening Post. Her letters, already published, promise further insight as she travels to Atlanta on her way home.
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Corra Harris
Pine Log
New York
Transylvania
Saturday Evening Post
England
France
Ireland
Atlanta
Decatur PTA Plans December 17 Meeting at McDonough Street
The Decatur Parent-Teachers Association will meet at the McDonough street school on Thursday December 17 at 2 oclock An entertainment program featuring music or reading by Mrs Purple of Decatur is planned The event invites high school girls and younger students from sixth to seventh grades. The Atlanta Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds a regular Thursday session at six oclock in Trinity church Sunday school room Visitors are welcomed and members urged to attend. The Woman's Study Club meets at the Carnegie library this afternoon at 3 oclock with Mrs Hillmer presiding The topic New Jersey will be concluded and readings will be given by Mrs Jack Hawkins and Miss Sarah Whaley All are invited to attend.
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Louise Beidler
Chas. M. Seipie
Atlanta
Chicazo
Velock
Adam Warner Belchler
Virginia
Miss Beidler
Sunday School Union
Graded Sunday School Union
Wesley Memorial Church
William A. Brown
International Sunday School Association
Atlanta Graded Union of Sunday School Workers
William A. Browne
Chicago
Wesley , Memorial Church
Parent-Teachers Association of
Decatur
McDonough Street
Purple
Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
Woman's Study Club
Carnegie Library
Hillmer
New Jersey
Jack Hawkins
Sarah Whaley
Sale of Red Stamps Ends as Campaign Moves
Street gates of Red Cross Christmas stamps closed on Wednesday. Afterward stamps will be sold from the campaign managers in the Gould building. Six day effort by George A Simms and volunteers raised funds for the Anti Tuberculosis Society of Atlanta to aid the tubercular poor.
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Red Cross
Gould
George A. Simms
Atlanta
Simms
Anti-Tuberculosis Society of
Texans Aid Belgians in Flour Relief Shipment
Two carloads of flour donated by Southwest Texas citizens were shipped from San Antonio to Philadelphia for Belgium relief. A shipload of more flour was prepared for the effort, reflecting regional civilian aid during the holiday season.
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San Antonio
Texas
Belgium
Philadelphia
Charity Churches To Be Systematized
At a Wednesday meeting of the Associated Charities board enthusiasm ran high as evangelical groups move to unite city churches in a cooperative charity relief plan. A professional salaried representative will coordinate with churches and oversee relief committees chaired by church leaders under office guidance. The plan aims for a clearer, more systematic approach to relief work, says Dr John E White, chairman of the implementing committee including W C Schaeffer H H Harris T Robertson Russell K Smith and G R Buford.
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Associated Charities
Evangelical Association
John E. White
W. C. Schaeffer
H. H. Harris
TI. Robertson
Russell K Smith
G. R. Buford
Capitol View Baptist Church Bazar Opens Today
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society will run a bazar from 10 this morning to 10 Thursday night in Baraca hall. Cakes candies debbles aprons and fancy articles for sale. A hot dog stand will be run by the pastor’s wife and Mrs Copeland. An oyster supper will be served at night. The public is invited.
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Ladies Ala and Missionary Society
Capitol View Baptist Church
Baraca Hall
Copeland
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