Splendid MacDowell Program at Atlanta Woman's Club
The Atlanta Woman's Club held a meeting featuring a MacDowell works program by the music committee led by Mrs John Marshall Slaton. Mrs Carroll spoke on MacDowell’s life, Judge Tindall discussed juvenile court for detached children, and library and domestic science efforts were reported. Honor guests included Mrs Frances Fort Brown of Chattanooga and Mrs George B Hinman. A social hour followed.
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Atlanta Woman's Club
MacDowell
John Marshall Slaton
Slaton Frat
Benjamin Maas
W. J. Morrison
Armand Caroll
W. C. Jarnagin
P. J. McGovern
Will S Eakin
Louise Dooly
Howard McCall
Ss. W. Foster
ZiNah Johnson
Girls’ Commercial High School
Virginia Woolley
Frances Fort Brown
Chattanooga
George B. Hinman
Wmirs
McGovern
Brilliant Dinner Dance Tonight at Druid Hills Club
A full evening at the Druid Hills Club features a dinner dance with music and dancing after. Noted interpreters Miss Bettle Lee and Miss Claude Bacon of New York perform, with 400 guests expected and many visiting social leaders in attendance.
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Druid Hills Club
Bettle Lee
New York
Claude Bacon
Dangeuse
Misa Betty Les
Rudolph Wrlinel
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Miss Bacon
Les Patineurs
Danse al Antiqua
Vice Directoire
Social Whirl Sweeps Atlanta With Dances, Weddings, and Parties
At the homes of families on Peach Tree Road and nearby streets, a series of Christmas and New Year events unfolds. Notables attend two hundred guests at a Sawtell residence. Isabel Tyson heads to Knoxville festivities. Miss Jamie Speers weds Joseph Peake in Portsmouth. East Lake dances feature Miss Adams and Miss Adams with a 150-strong young set. Vesper Club hosts a New Year masque ball, while Moorman-Holm unites Elizabeth Moorman and Olaf Trulm in Inman Park. Utopian club hosts holiday dances with many guests, and a grand dance at Peachtree Third streets promises a later program with a large guest list.
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Norwood Mitchell
Willis “Ragan
F. 8
Ellis
Floyd McRae
Evang
Ysabelle Tysor
James Fagan
Drivinglub
Miriam Sykes
Columbus
George McCarty
Brooks Morgan
Lucile Kuhrt
Joseph
C. F. Whitehead
Robert Maddox, Jr
Young College
Woodhaven
Bassett
New Haven
William Grant
Charles Orme
Edward Swift
Chicago
Julia Murphy
Peek Air
A. Speer
Mawene
Mies Sawtell
Mra Sawtell
Tyson
Isabel Tyson
Knoxville
Esther Smith
Mc Ys
Druid Bille Club
James Ragan
Misa Tyson
East Lake
Hust Leake Country Club
Annie Kate Adams
Julia Adams
Bira
Vesper Club
Earl Wylie
Peachtree
Third Streste
Sara, Gillespie
Mira Madge Rauch
Mabel Rauch
Vivian Clyburn
Ruth Moore
Idella Andrews
Misa Margaret Mridge
Ming Marie Mathswee
Biles Loutes Davis
Lorena Brotherton
Jeannie Rowlette
Misa Emily Garwood
Misa Lorena Pierce
Thoma Thomas
Kathleen Muller
Min Lavan
Seale
Helaire
Ohio
Victoria Williams
H. B. Elis
Homer T. Powers
Dan N. Hardwing
Fred McMechern
Robert Attaway
Irwin Browne
8. Williams
Lee G. Witkle
Clarence Haynie
Willam M. Manning
Jon Bates
Hugh C. Motin
Abel W. Winburn
Parmer Bishop
A. P. Jamies
Douglasvine
Frank B. Jones
Thomas H. Spencer
P.M. Chapman
Fred M. Bates
James Mellichamp
J. B. Simmons
Habersham Mathewes
Friends of the
Chub
Myers Loveless
Mra
Cunningham
Muller
O. F. Kanttman
Join
Cooper
John Peck Hamson
LE Boody
R. P. Becht
Frank B. Jamison
and Dies
Pollard
Gruent
J. L. Holcombe, Jr
Georges W. Clayton
Wire
W. A. Upchurch
L. Goff
E. Low
Buchanan
Myo Epile Wiliams
G. M. McMurray
J. Ruswell Porter
Christmas dances and engagements fill social pages
A long list of local names attends a Christmas tea-dance with 107 attendees. Miss Dor othy Arkwright is feted at a Piedmont Driving Club dinner-dance on the 16th. Usry and Bryan announce an engagement. Miss Larue Whitaker marries George F. Alexander in Covington. Mrs Goodies Yancey and Mrs George Oliver host a Gibson party for Mrs Mandeath of Memphis. Mrs W Edgar Barber hosts a bridge club with Christmas decorations. prizes go to Mrs Jack Solom on and Mrs J A Wooley.
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Hertweil Jenea
Clarence Haynis
D. Lester
Fred Mc Eschers
Jos T. Lanhius
Mallon
U M.ker
A. Bloodworth
B. Asbury
B. R. Pennington
C. BP. McDowell
Teasey P. Grifds
Howard L. Sanich
Ede Zanes
Cresxton
Pharr
Marc Laurence
Chariet M. Davia
J. WM. Phil
Steve Hartney
Blue Spuy
Ashe Tenet
Titer Weobs
Dobbs
Ot Neshvilley
Tenn Seine
Oear
Gary Hayne
Daley
Ial B. Daniel
Join
Harrison
J. W. Welch
John FL
Rae . Spence
Leonard McCluire
Joe A. Reese
W. A. Lens, Jr
HB. Campbell
Henry Colinworth
EC. Littlel
Am Long
Mason
Androwns
A. ¥. Roity
J. G. Feist
Walter Chambers
N.’d. Spence
Miss Arkwright
Cater Woolford
Piedmont Driving Club
Dorothy Arkwright
Goodies Yancey
George Oliver
Ponce da Avenue
Mande
Than
Aferephis
J. W. Gibson
Grace Lodge to Install Officers at 1916 Meeting
Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in Grace Lodge 511 Missouri will meet at Wigwam hall this afternoon at 2 30 o clock. All members urged to attend as 1916 officers will be installed.
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Grace Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Wigwam Hall
Atlanta Hotel Men Banquet Sets Officers January 4
The Atlanta Hotel Men's association will elect officers for the coming year at a January 4 meeting at 7 o'clock, followed by an elaborate banquet at the Majestic hotel. Mayor of Atlanta and executive committee members of the Atlanta Convention bureau will attend. The nine year old group, including 22 hotel and restaurant men, is led by President W C Roger of the Piedmont. Vice President Robert J Grant, formerly of the Georgian Terrace. and Attorney Lee M Jordan.
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Atlanta Hotel Men's Association
Atlanta
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Majestic Hotel
Hotel and Restaurant Men of
W. C. Roger
Piedmont Hotel
Robert J. Grant
Georgien Terrace
Lee M. Jordan
Rotarians Seek Southern Aid for 1917 National Meet
Rotarians urge Southern clubs to back Atlanta as host of the 1917 Rotary International convention. A Southern conclave in New Orleans January 13 will hear Atlanta’s claims as delegates from Atlanta and other clubs pledge support. President Lee M. Jordan names Hert Adams convention chair with an executive staff and committee members.
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Hotary Alubw
Atlanta
The
Nations Organisation
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Lee M. Jordan
Hert Adams
Mr. Adams
Kendall Welsiger
L. D. Hicks
Ivan Hallen
Fred Houser
St "George “Hayes
Nearle Shivers
Rufus Darby
Rawson
Cal Hastings
Evelyn Harris
Art
Jack Lewis
Hubert Anderson
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Kollinving
Detroit
Railroads seek improved service to South Georgia
Pending petitions before the state railroad commission aim to enhance passenger train service between Atlanta and southern destinations. The Central of Georgia seeks to discontinue several stops on No 4 to create a through train with the same schedule, while the South Georgia Railroad seeks a new fast through route from Atlanta to Hampton Springs via Cordele Albany Moultrie Morven and other lines, to serve hunting and winter resort areas. Both proposals will be reviewed at the next commission meeting.
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State Railroad Commission
Atlanta
Points South
Central of Georgia’ Railroad
Savannah
Baramore Hill
Scarboro
Ogeeches
Helcyondale
Egypt
Central of Georgia
Macon
South Georgia Railroxza Company
Otherd
Hampton Springs
Cordele
Birmingham
Atlantic
Albany
Moultrie
Georgia Northern
Morven
Valdosta
Local Actors Fund Exhibition Planned At Auditorium May
L F Cook of the Actors Fund of America has asked Homer Weaver the diatecian of the Auditorium Armory to secure the Auditorium next May for an Atlante exhibition. The event aims to bring to the city the most conspicuous theatrical folk in the country and supports the Actors Fund annual fair.
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L. F. Cook
Actors’ Fund of America
Homer Weaver
Auditorium Armory
Actors’ Fund
Gala Broadway Event to Bring Performers to Atlanta
In New York 18 one of the gala events of Broadway. It will bring several carloads of performers, training, scenery and electrical equipment to Atlanta, and hosts of persons from out of town. Mr. Weaver has wired to New York for additional particulars.
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New York
Broadway
Atlanta
Weaver
Harding Promoter George Frank Dn Harding Dies At 43
George Frank dn Harding, age 43, a promoter of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Tailroad, died at his Chicago home. His estate is valued at 5 600 000. Gwitt & Company reports Heet sales in Atlanta for the week ending Saturday December averaged 79 cents per pound.
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Harding
Chicago
George Frank Dn Harding
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Gwitt & Company
Atlanta
Transportation Club Announces New Year's Dance Ball
Transportation club members and guests will gather for a New Year’s Eve dance in the Walton Building ballroom on the top floor. A large attendance is expected for this enjoyable annual affair.
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Transportation Club
Walton
Evangelist Jeffreys to Speak at Y M C A Services
Evangelist J. J. Jeffreys lauded by leading ministers will assist the Railroad Y M C A this week. He spoke at Southern Iron and Lumber noon hour and will address Southern railway shops Tuesday, Western and Atlantic shops Wednesday, Southern shops at Inman Yards Thursday, then speak Sunday at 9 30 in the afternoon. He is described as a fine singer with a pianist accompanist traveling with him.
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J. J. Jeffreys
Southern Iron’ and Haulpment
Akopa
Southern Railway
Western
Atlantic
Southern
Inman Yards
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Peel
Maddox
Clark Howell
Dr. McRae
Kelly Vans
J. K. Ottley
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Florida
Edgar Coonlap, Jr
Edgar Dunlap
Druid Hills
Louise Litingle
Ansley Park
Hirsch
Mildred
Rhea Hirsch
Ansley Hotel
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Pauline Gardner
Jeannette Wisebers
Ona Bear
Jacksonville
J. Fuld
Carrie Moore
Charleston
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Mark Myers
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Maud
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Katrina
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Shannon
George C. Trimbie
Thomas P. Shannon
Sandford Shannon
J. "R. Campbell
W. Shannon
East Point
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Mr. Howerd Sawtell
Palm
Brown & Allen’s
Whitesall
Alabama Terminal Station
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East’ Point
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Louistes
Wlarsmont Avenue
Decatur
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B. A. BroUier
Speers-Peake
Willian J. Speers
Jamie
Joseph Bruce Peake
Portsmouth
J. E. Tickey
First Methodist Church
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Anaconda
Leon Seale
Belair
Obiol Migs
Beth Carles
Shreveport
Mine Asbury
Mint Thelma Thomas
Bessie Wither
Mgr
B. M. Boykin
Boykin
Usry-Bryan
J. F. Usry
Smithville
Musa
M. W. Bryan
Dixie
South Georgia
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