Dancing and Holiday Parties Across Atlanta
A busy social bulletin outlines a Christmas season of dances, teas, and entertainments. Clare Philips hosts a dancing party with Vassar guest Miss Roseman. Nana Fincher leads a Christmas carol gathering. charity sale of cakes and puddings at St. Philip's. Robert Maddox Jr hosts a Pace's Ferry holiday dance. lace art displays by a Dahlonega artist. several box parties and teas at Ansley, Winecoff, and local homes. upcoming weddings include Bonner Simms to Ralph Turner with a large bridal party.
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Benjamin
Philips
Clare
Vassar
Miss Roseman
Philadelphia
Robert F. Maddox, Jr
Hotchkiss School For
High Home
Pace’s Ferry Road
Dahlonega
Grace lodge auxiliary to meet Tuesday at K P hall
Grace lodge No 511 Ladies Auxiliary together with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will hold their regular meeting on Tuesday at 2 30 oclock at the Knights of Pythias hall in the Kiser building.
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Grace_ lodge
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
K. of P. Hall
Kiser Building
Social notes update holiday guests and weddings
Atlanta area social column lists numerous visitors and hosts during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Alsop host Edward Alsop’s father from Pittsburg. several families from Birmingham, New York, Louisiana, and Ohio visit Atlanta. Miss Josephine Irving’s Birmingham visit canceled due to a death. A royal wedding in Homer features Miss Willie Joe Nash and Charles W. Gillespie. Norcross reports Miss Susie Annis Minor and Wy. Womack wed with future home in Homer.
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Edward Alsop
Pace's Ferry Road
Mr. Alsop
E. A. Alsop
Pittsburg
John Hardisty
William T. Clarke
Tarboro
M. Co
C. Jones
Birmingham
Walter Barnwell
Frank Pearson
Baker Street
Clarence Coppedge
Boberton
Oon Misa Lonely Kirven
Louisiana
J. HH. Kirven
Charles Benton Cotney
Mercer University
West Ind
Katherine Ulmer
Savannah
C. J. Christensen
Cleveland
Ohio
Atlanta
Lucile Kuhrt
Memphis
Ohn
Cohen, Jr
Port Deposit
Peachtree Street
John
Cohen
Patsy Lupo
Wranesday
Randolph Macon
Edward Lupo
Raymond D. Knight
Jacksonville
Raymond Demerie Knights
Mary Murphy
Columbus
Susie Blackmar
Arthur Park
Louisville
B. E. Caldwell
Sewart McGinty
Edwin T. Lamb, Jr
Tennessee
Georgian Terrace
C. L. McHan
T. Jametson
George F. Dunkel
Annie Winship Bates
Josephine Irving
George C. ‘Winkters
Aimee Magnus
Chicago
Mildred Wellhouse
Beauford Matthews
Russell Pitt Hollinshead
Montgomery
Homer
Willie Joe Nash
Charles W. Gillespie
S. L. Hagan
Methodist Church
Norwood
WN. EB. Mason
Gillespie
Superior Court
Banks County
Norcross
Susie Annis Minor
Wy ¥. Womack
W. H. Sanford
Commerce Bureau Head Visits Atlanta Monday
A Brand assistant chief of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce will tour bureau branch offices in New York Boston Chicago Seattle San Francisco New Orleans and Atlanta. He arrives in Atlanta Monday and will stay at room 521 Postoffice building for a couple of days to meet leaders of major commercial groups and discuss plans to boost foreign commerce through expanded government facilities.
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A. Brand
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau
New York
Boston
Chicago
Seattle
San Francisco
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mr. Brand
Postoffice
Brand
United States
Richland City Election Yields Large Mayor Margin
LaGrange Ga December 21 special At the Richland city election held Saturday Hon J N Moses was elected mayor for the coming term by a large majority The city officers for the ensuing year are N Moses mayor T Carty He pave Boo iq Dixon F T Humber Jr and Dr B E Howard aldermen
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Richland City
LaGrange
J. N. Moses
Latraat City
N. Moses
Nayor
Mesars
T. Car
Iq Dixon
F T. Humber, Jr
BE. Howard
Christmas Morning Kodak Offer From Moore & Sonk
Kodak and Brownie cameras showcased by TL Moore and Sonk Opticians at 42 North Broad Street as a festive feature for Christmas Day. The ad highlights stock and the joy of photo taking throughout the day.
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Kodak
Dna
TL. Moore & Sonk
Opticians
Miss Brown Hosts Holiday Supper Dance
A Christmas party given by Mr. and Mrs. George M. Brown honored Miss Mary Brown Miss Lawson Hines and Miss Roscie Davin with fifty guests. The home featured holly mistletoe and poinsettias, a red centerpiece buffet and red candle ices. After supper, a dance at the Evans residence offered five decorated trees with varying favors and partner draws. Attire included Miss Brown in black net and jet sequins Miss May Brown in yellow taffeta Miss Rosalie Davis in white satin and Miss Lawson Hines in seafoam tulle over satin.
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George M. Brown
Mary Brown
Lawson Hines
Roscie Davin
Kelly Evans
Miss Brown
Miss May Brown
Rosalie Davis
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Nana Fincher
Seaaolr
St. Philip's Church
Georgia
Cameron Shoe Company
Miss McCullough
Dorothy McCullough
Tanzen Club
Olin Stamps
Myrtle Street
Lula Black
Winecoff
Ethel Armistead
Miss Armistead
Margaret Ward
Rebecca Pay
Mire
J. L. Ward
Roy ‘Rost
Miss Robinson
Jan Robinson
Claude Frederick
Ansley Park
Willie Keith
Winchester
Tenn
Dixie Cawthon
Mobile
Miss Cook
Constance Berry
Virginia Cook
Minneapolis
J. O. Wright
Brown & Allen’s
Whitehall and
Alabama
Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s Best
Cone M. Maddox
Sanford Rust
Mrs. R. S. Rust
Henry Powers Eliott
Henry Powers
Piedmont
Julia O'Keefe Nelson
Davis Supher Springs
Charlotte
N. C
Mountain View Hotel
Clayton
Drury Powers
Peachtree Circle
Rebecca Mathis
Chattanooga
Bruno Bukofzer
West Fourteenth Street
Joseph Whiteherd
Kellyvans
Walter C. Hill
Dora Brige Darling
West Newton Street
Ed Lee Wight
L'Engle
Peachtree Road
Nash-Gillespie
Minor
Womack
Commerce Bureau
Myron E. Freeman
Fourth National Bank
Manchester
Messrs. W
M.moore
E. L. Baker
J. B. Winslow
Sr. W. Las Faylor
W. E. Johnson
Ker
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Georgia Railway & Power Co
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