Afternoon Tea at North Boulevard for Pauline Randall
Miss Pauline Randall and her brother Luther Randall hosted a 116 o'clock tea yesterday afternoon at their North Boulevard home. The house featured Christmas greens including holly and poinsettia, with a holly and mistletoe centerpiece. Guests and servers included Justine Henderson Mae Renau Nell Walsh Irene Bennett Mary Louise Beinking Edith Hudson Willie McCall Sappho Thrash Wickliffe Wurm Helen Rhorer Marie Cobb Nell Randall John Scarbuck Joe Johnson and Wharey Litthe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Randall
Luther Randall
North Boulevard
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Justine Henderson
Mae Renau
Nell Walsh
Irene Bennett
Mary Louise Beinking
Edith Hudson
Willie McCall
Sappho Thrash
Wickliffe Wurm
Helen Rhorer
Marie Cobb
Nell Randall
John Scarbuck
Joe Johnson
Wharey Litthe
Christmas Socials and Dance Parties Parade Through City
Informal Christmas gatherings and dancing events dominate the social calendar. Notables include Mr Joe Heard and others hosting buffet suppers, plus Miss Clare Phillips from Vassar and Miss Helen Rosenal of New York as honor guests. Box parties at Peachtree Road and Forsyth, with guests from Tampa and Griffin, pepper the post holiday schedule. The Ewell Gay chafing dish supper highlighted by Virginia Lipscomb featured a decorated Christmas centerpiece and a long guest list of local social figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Elias
Clara Phillips
Vassar
Helen Rosenal
New York
Norman Elsas
Ewell Gay
Virginia Lipscomb
Bertha Moore
Isolina Campbell
Rosalie Davis
Isabel Robinson
Mary Brown
Messrs
Willard McBurney
Howard Deacock
Columbus
Kenneth McRae
Robert Forrester
Sanders Jones
Edw. Alfriend
W. M. D. Ellis
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Wedding of Kathleen Pearce and James Fleming Boyd in Spartanburg
A home wedding at Mrs. Mary Moss Pearce’s Washington Street house united Miss Kathleen Pearce and Mr. James Fleming Boyd of Spartanburg. The ceremony featured white and green decor, ivy arch, palms and narcissi, with an orchestra and soloists. The bride wore green traveling suit with fur and velvet trim, and the event included a Christmas cantata program at Gordon Street Presbyterian church. The couple were greeted by friends including Miss Mary Brady and Miss Beadhye McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce-Boyd
Kathleen’ Pearce
James
Fleming Boyd
Spartanburg
Mary Moss
Pearce
Washington Street
W. A. de Lamar
W.R. Hendrix
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Mary Brady
Beadhye McGee
Chiply
Christmas Tree at Atlanta Childrens Home Brightens Afternoon
Children at the Atlanta Childs home enjoyed a Christmas tree assembled Wednesday afternoon with board members present. Grace Gaffney gave Santa role, Mildred Brown read a story, and G E Huguely recited a Christmas poem. Mrs Frank Gaffney led the event with helpers, while Mrs Sutherland, the matron, received a pin from the board. The Christmas dinner was donated by Mrs Joseph Rhodes. Also noted: invitations issued for January 31 to mark the thirtieth anniversary of Alexander King and Jack J Spalding's law partnership at Capital City Club. Mrs Coppedge hosted a Ridge gathering for Mrs Clarence Coppedge in Ansley Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Grace Gaffney
Santa Claus
Mildred Brown
G. E. Huguely
Frank Gaffney
Harry Cannon
Clinton Huguely
Harris Robinson
Sutherland
Board of Managers
Joseph Rhodes
Alexander King
Jack J. Spalding
Capital City Club
Bench
Social items from Dawson area feature travels and visits
Mrs Eula B Griffin and Mrs Georgia McMichael plan January trips to Panama and South American countries. J Daniel Bedell of New York visits his parents in Druid Hills for holidays. Frances Hill Stovall visits Dawson, Ga. Rev T M Callaway hosts. B K Dick heads to Athens for the weekend with family. Doughty Manley to spend weekend at southwest Georgia plantation with children. Mrs John Lamar Meek of Chattanooga, formerly of Atlanta, writes a Christmas poem praised for rhythm and spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula B. Griffin
Georgia McMichael
Panama
J. Daniel Bedell
New York
Mrs
James Bedell
Druid Hillis
Frances Hill Stovall
T. J. Stovall
College Park
T. M. Callaway
Dawson, Ga
8. K. Dick
Athens
Doughty Manley
Georgia
John Lamar Meek
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Light of Men and Holiday Travel in the Lookout
The Lookout reports a busy Charleston period with residents traveling to Florida for hunting trips and holidays. Mr Clyde Kinzohae returns from Florida, Henry Porter and family enjoy time there, and Judge Pardee heads home from New Orleans for the holidays. Locals visit relatives, attend weddings, and host open houses across Chattanooga, Macon, Birmingham, and Atlanta as Christmas and winter gatherings unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indus
Chattanooga
J. C. Hunter
Georgian Werfare
Telephone Girls Have Elaborate Xmas Eve Dinner
More than 300 Bell telephone operators celebrated Christmas at the Ivy and Main exchanges on Christmas eve with an elaborate dinner served in the operators dining rooms. The quarters were decorated and the spirit of Christmas prevailed. The dinner was served between 11 and 3, and every operator had leisure to enjoy her meal. Officials of the company attended and operators received presents from friends and from subscribers served during the year. The Ivy exchange invitation sang of Ting-a-ling and Yang-a-lang in a festive, musical notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
Ivy
Telephone Company
Ivy Exchange
Charities Aid Atlanta Poor With Christmas Gifts
The Associated Charities distribute food clothing and fuel to Atlanta's needy. Officials praise a strong spirit of brotherhood this Christmas. A $1000 gift from Mrs Arthur Kelsey Evan stands as the largest donation, with numerous baskets and gifts from grocers and others helping many families. Secretary Logan notes the group is overwhelmed with thanks due to the generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Atlanta
Arthur Kelsey Evan
Logan
Fourth National Bank Declares Christmas Dividend Gift
At a December 31 board meeting Captain James W. English presided as the Fourth National Bank declared its thirty-seventh semiannual dividend. Checks totaling 35000 will reach stockholders on Christmas morning, with 6 percent semiannual and 12 percent annual yields. A substantial portion goes to undivided profits at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth National Bank
James W. English
Thomas Named to Succeed W. S. West on Board
Governor John M. Slaton on Thursday appointed Judge W. E. Thomas of Valdosta to the board of trustees for the South Georgia Normal School at Valdosta, succeeding the late Senator W. S. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Slaton
W. E. Thomas
Valdosta
South Georgia Normal School
W. & West
Federal Bank Reports Its Condition at Close of Business
The Federal Bank announced its financial position at Thursday close. Resources include gold coin and certificates 33 129 259.00, other cash 3 852 171.90, loans and discounts 730 803.34, liabilities show capital paid in 786 595.32 and deposits 5 145 746.06. Federal reserve in circulation 29 000.00. The bank will remain closed for holidays until Monday December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bank
Ee US
Capital City Lodge Officers Installed In Public Ceremony
At Capital City Lodge No 642 F and A M annual meeting last week officers for Capital City Lodge and Capital City Chapter No 111 were installed. Lodge officers include Worshipful Master Dr Ed Mincey and others. Chapter officers list includes Worthy Matron Elizabeth Marchbank and Worthy Patron M C Strickland. Retiring Worshipful Master Jesse M Wood presided at Blue Lodge installation with George P Nixon assisting. James Ed Mayson gave an address on Masonry and honored Wood with a gold watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Lodge
Capital City Chapter
Ed Mincey
M. C. Strickland
W. W. Watts
F. J. Chappelear
W. N. Martin
Warder
Eliza Dobbs
Sentinel
D. B. Rice
Jesse M. Wood
The
Blue Lodge
George P. Nixon
James Ed. Mayson
Brother Wood
Granada
Geor
Sia Chapter Installs Officers and Honors Retiring Leaders
Sia chapter installed officers with Sister Rose M. Ashby presenting past matron and past patron jewels to retiring leaders Sister Leila Strickland and Dr Ed Mincey. An abundant repast followed, enjoyed by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia
Rose M. Ashby
Georgia
Ashby
Lela Strickland
Ed Mincey
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Brown & Allen
Whitehall and
Alabama
Joe Heard
Joe King
Co McDaniel
Bert Ponder
Frank Frager
Joe Beutell
Julius McKinnon
Ros
Benjamin Elsas
Caltler& Set
Clare Phillips
Hele Nosenau
Philadelphia
Norman Elias
Carrie Leu Born
Peachtree Road
R. A. Gordon
Forsyth
Mary Margaret and
Louise Watrous
Tampa
Fla
Athreen Protha
Rover
Wilburn Wilson
Griffin, Ga
Dixie
Eugene V. Haynes Co
Whitehall Street
Anda
Happy New Year
Caniaunas
Gay
Gordon Street Presbyterian Church
Adams
Bethlehem
Quilaby
Piedmont Hotel
Southern Suit & Skirt Co
Whitehall
D. A. Pardee
New Orleans
Ardes
Eas
Jack J.‘ Spalding, Jr
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Howard Trimpe
East Orange
N.J
Wena Harwell
Randolph-Macon
Louise Harwell
Hollins Institute
William Davis Harwell, Jr
University of Virginia
Jackson Dick
Port Aral Texan
Leonard Morrison Wage
Hamilton
Ontario
Louis Morrison
University of Georgia
Ty. Gelgermen
Cincinnati
George M. Boyd
Charleston
S. C
J. Fleming Boyd
Tathleen Pearce
J. R .McHachron, Jr
M. R. Emmons
Rome
John Powell
Florida
A. A. Pearson
Mrs. c
T. M. Hennessy
E. W. Davidson
E. B. Ivey
Pennsylvania Avenue
F. D. Chapman
Ittle
Frances Ellaine
A. D. Locke
West End
Claude Douthit
Memphis
B. M. Boykin
Ansley Park
James R. Little
Heflin
Ala
B. Turman
Evelyn Harris
Charities
Thomas IS
W. S. West
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co
Whitehall ST
Paris
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