Miss Byrd Entertains At Bright Holiday Dance
A Capital city holiday dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Byrd for their daughter Miss Byrd. Festive decor including greens, holly, poinsettias, and streamers. Attendees included Miss Patch in white, Mrs Byrd in white crepe faille, Mrs Lajla Tumlin Tyron in silver, and many local officials and their spouses attended the elegant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Byrd
College
Bet Vv
Charles 7 Byrd
Lads Byrd
P3tch
Valley Isles
John Kiser
Caifé Hatcher
Gus Dodd
Mira
John M. Cooper
T. H. Daniel
Anne Thorn Knox
James T. Williams
R. S Wessels
Beaumont Davison
Ben Lew Crew
Dillingham-Fellows Tie In Pensacola Society Chapter
The Pensacola News reports the marriage of Mrs Ames H Dillingham of Atlanta and James H Fellows at Mrs Dillingham's sister Mrs Millard I Joone's home on Tuesday the 22nd with Rev Flugene Pendleton officiating. Only immediate family attended before the couple left for Havana via New Orleans and Tampa. Fellows, a prominent young physician, is a native of Alabama and a University of Alabama alumnus who studied medicine in New York. The newlyweds will stay at the San Carlos upon return.
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Dillingham-Fellows
Pensacola News
Ames H. Dillingham
Atlanta
James H. Fellows
Fellows
Havana
Cuba
New Orleans
Tampa
Mira
Pensacola
Alabama
University of Alabama
New York
San Carlos Hotel
Society Notes of Dances and Social Events in Atlanta
Miss Magnus attends a dinner-dance at the Terrace and will join the visiting belles at the New Year's ball at the Standard club. Numerous Christmas week parties include a Driving Club tea-dance hosted by Jennie Johnson, Miss Katherine Giddings' Saturday home dance, and Mrs Haden hosting the Nineteenth Century History class. Debut of Miss Graves marks Mrs Graves in society. W H Kiser Jr hosts a party for Humphrey Bassitt of New Haven. New Year's ball at the Standard club. Miss Sara Eubanks hosts bridge for Miss Bates and Miss Thornton. Miss Byrd honored by Miss Byrd at Ansley Park. tea-dance for Byrd at the Driving Club. Dr and Mrs Lambright host a dance party for schoolgirls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Magnus
Annie Magnus
Chicago
Mildred Wellhouse
Tieddmont
Adolphus Busch
St Lows
Bere
St Louis
Miss Well
Rosalie Mayer
Georgian Terrace
Werner S Byrch
Standard Club
Jennie Johnson
Cornelina H. Johnsan
Emily West
Faith Yow
Katherine Giddings
W. H. Kiser, Jr
Humphrey Bassitt
New Haven
Sara Eubanks
Annie Winship Bates
Eleanor Thornton
Kansas City
Bates
Miss Byrd
Ella Lawrence
Bridge
Ansley Park
Gladys Byrd
Georgia
Mary, Rice
W.B Fambright
Gala
Lambright
Percy Lambright
North Boulevard
Tenty-Five
Clare Philps
Helen Rosenall
Philadelphia
M. Arthur Harris
Louis Elsae
Singer Harts
Ima Eiseman
Mss Phillips
Rosenet
Miss Lake
Druid Hills Golf Club
K. D. Kennedy
Mary Burr Lake
Hollins Institute
Mary Robinson
Mstetle Byrd
Tampa
Anne Patterson
Misa Dolly Blalock
Mary Stuart
Cloise Gay
Ruth Benson
Georgia Rice
Paul Goldsmith
Howard McCall
Tom Crenshaw
Donald Atchison
van Halil
Fred White
Sherwood Hurt
Charles Nunnally
Frank G. Lake
T. By Gay
Guy Woolford
A. E. Harless
Guy Wolford
Burr Lake
Edward T. Brown
Atlanta
Tir
Edward T. Brown, Jr
Georgian
Slenry Brown
Marjorie Brown
Bettes
W. E. Chapin
Richmond
J.T. Crash
Lowry Port
Walter Bennett
Druid Hills
Wallace Jones
Maconae
W.S. Wilson
St. Joseph's Infirmary
W. W. Banks
Tifton
W. E. Lambright
Gladys
Witlena Asbury
Clarksville
Dorothy Asbury
Howard Conway
Belmont
N. C
Eugenia Caldwell
Chattanooga
Emily Cassin
Jackson
Bockover Tor
Columbia
US. C
Rogers Toy
H. B. Herron
Long Branch
N. J
Herron
S. A. Gardner
Stonewall Street
Fitzhugh Knox
New Ae
Irene Anderson
Misa
Laura Wyatt
Afternoon Bridge Party Honors Macon Guest
Miss Madge Malone hosted a pretty bridge gathering at home with forty guests including Miss Culeta Clarke of Macon and Miss Ethel Johnson of West Point. Christmas decorations and red roses framed a refined afternoon with luncheon and stylish gowns on display.
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Madge Malone
Culeta Clarke
Macon
Ethel Johnson
West Point
J. . Spurlock
Miss Johnson
Ot. Clarke
I. &. Spurloch
West Dent
Midge Malone
Departure of Capt and Mrs Bankhead Reach Pacific Coast
Captain and Mrs Henry M Bankhead depart Atlanta today for the Pacific coast en route to the Philippines. The Seventeenth United States has been ordered there, and their departure looms as a source of great regret to friends across Alabama the East and Georgia. The sudden move compelled them to decline many social engagements.
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Bankhead
Henry M Bankhead
Atlanta
Pacific Coast
Ater
Philippines
United States
Alabama
East
Captain Bankhead
Alice Stickney
Shea
Court of St James
Lord Roberts
Scotland
Atlanta Social News Highlights New Year Parties and Gatherings
The week features invitations from Atlanta hosts for New Year festivities at Winecoff hotel and private residences. Notable events include Miss Kathleen Dillon hosting Clarkston and Atlanta guests with Equal Suffrage speakers, a Vesper Club mask ball, a Sigma Phi Mu dance at Druid Hills Golf Club, and multiple teas, dinners, and bridge parties across Woodruff, Gentry, and surrounding households. Numerous local families and out of town guests are listed with varied entertainments and hospitality in December week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dillon
Kathleen Dillon
Clarkston
Atlanta
Fulton
DeKalb Counties
Equal Suffrage Party of Georgia
Winecoff
Vesper Clut
Peuchtree
Third Streets
Wylie
Georgia Atchinson
Newnan
Virginia Jones
Augusta
Alice Gardener
Macon
M. B. Turner
Forrest Adair
C. V. Rain
J. C. Isom
R. H. Atkinson
Irene B. Thomas
Mell
Paul
W. J. Stoy
W. J. Harper
Harris G. White
S . McConnell
Walter G. Smith
Names of Local Figures Mixed in Fragments Headline
Fragments list numerous individuals including Hnow Charles Wilkes John Stewart How Gall Tom Crenshaw Ed Reynolds Suntan Millard Forest kapecter Sasi Woolsey Marion Brittain Howard Thorne Sanford Gay Jack Dicosway George Hart Perry Adgeir Don Watta Botling Jones Bill McKenzie Orme Campbell Emery Clarke Clifford Wilson Harrison Abner Calhoun Beverly Wayt Henry Maddox Drew Swanson Victor Covington Revenal Walker Glen Irving Robert Maddox Paul Barnes and several paired readers or couples.
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Sigma Whi Mu
Druid Hills Golf Club
Marion Danson
Mary Murphy
Kelen Rhorer
Wycliffe Wurm
Mary King
Kaweon Hines
Evelyn Greene
Netle Walker
Louise K Ing
Maile Ashley
May Crichton
Thompson
Mary Louise Heinking
Daly Blalock
Carry Blount
Georgia Hire
Emma Lowry Hreem
Sydney Rosser
Bil Elis
Manon Wilson
Burke Ponder
Saxton Lewis
Bill Bedell
Cullen Setze
Paul Heard
Fred White
Burgess West
M. A. Nevin
Donald Forest
Broward
Adan
Dick Courts
Tom Delbridge
R. F. Reding, Jr
Frank Stephens
Bruce Sams
Louis Sams
Hop Owens
Kendrick Goldsmith
Dick Whitner
Tara Hancock
3. C
Francis Jones
Quill Orme
Lowry Nicolson
Lawrence Witlet
Armstead Knox
Inman
Hyman Plans Movie Syndicate Tour From Atlanta
Arthur S. Hyman, president and general manager of Hybar Film, will depart Atlanta on Tuesday to launch a southern theater syndicate for Hybar releases. Hybar has become the nation’s largest film exchange, controlling eleven producer outputs through a single system and advancing Atlanta as a leading movie-release hub. Hyman's itinerary includes Memphis Nashville Chattanooga Birmingham Mobile Charleston Savannah and other centers. A recent New York trip brought back 400000 dollars worth of first run films now housed in Hybar vaults in Forsyth building released at five pictures weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Hyman
Hybar Film Corporation
Atlanta
South
Hy Corporation
America
Gingle Exchange
United States
A . Ih
Gayman
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Mobile
Charleston
Savannah
New York
Hyman
Hybar Corporation
Forsyth Building
Touching letter received by Slaton from ill but hopeful pupil
Wil liam M. Slaton superintendent of schools received a touching letter from nine year old Adelaide Smith, a fourth grade pupil at Inman Park school, who is recovering in Wesley Memorial hospital after an operation. She thanks him, mentions a kind teacher Miss Holorence Bailey, and asks him to visit again.
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William M. Slaton
Inman Park
Siaton
Mr. Slaton
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Pendersides
Santa Claus
Adelaide Smith
Atlanta to Host 1916 Conventions and Tourists Drive
The Atlanta Convention bureau reports 1914 saw 130 conventions bringing 110600 people and 1920000 dollars spent at a cost of about 10000 to operate. The 1915 plan shifts the office to San Francisco to lure western meetings, with many associations listed for 1916 including the National Association of Life Underwriters and Rotary clubs. A new tourism push features attractive city literature and views for prospective visitors.
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Atlanta
Frisco
Fred Houses
Convention Bureau
San Francisco
West
National Assocation of Life Underwriters
International Association of Rotary Clubs
National Association of Gansral Baggagea Agents
National Association of Real Estate Exchanges
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Grand Lodge B. P.O. BE
United States
The
National Dental Association
National Canners' Association
Greeters of America
National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers
National Tax Association
National ‘Travelers’ ‘Protective Association
Rooney
Ontario Street
City
Fred Strickland
Anderson
C. Southern Golf Association
F. Smith
Nashville
Tenrahi
Georgia Dental Association
M. M. Forbes
Georgia Eclectic Medical Association
Cc. H. House
National Association of Bullying Owners and Managera
Cl I Wiley Kinnon
Atlanta Association
Candler
Georgia
Ameria
Maude Ipert
Gan
Deramver
G. Cooper
Chamber of Commmerer
Fred Houser
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Coca-Cola Bottlers
Ssunciation
Charles V. Rainwater
Southern Association of Car Service Officers
R. W. Sandwich
Eara Filanta and
West Point
Phi Mu Gamma Sorority
Mias Marie Lock
Huraula
Ala
Short Line Railroad Assecreation
C. B. Lucas
Valdosta
Old Fiddiers' Convention of Georgia
Homer J. Weaver
Care Auditorium
Georgia Surgeons’ Club
Pe E. C. Davis
Candler Bulldog
Georgia Daughters of American Revolution
William Lawson Peel
Southern Supply and ‘Machinery Dealers
Progress of data set study cited in rail offices
Mr. Houser has distributed both classes of big literature at all large railroad offices and to the various tourist information bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser
Wurtzburger Admitted to Practice Law in Georgia
Clarence S. Wurtzburger, son of Dave Wurtzburger, passed the state bar exam this month and was sworn in by Judge W. K. Bilts in Fulton County. One of the youngest lawyers in Georgia, he has been with leading Atlanta firms for two years and plans to form a partnership with two prominent attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence S. Wurtzburger
Dave Wurtzburger
W. K. Bilts
Superior Court
Wurtzburger
Georgia
Atlanta
Fulton County
Griffin furnishes Experiment station with electricity
Electricity has been supplied to the Experiment station at Griffin Georgia from the city grid. The station now boasts modern facilities including steady heat and light for laboratory work, addressing long standing power shortages. Swift and Company reported Reet sales in Atlanta averaged 10.05 cents per pound for the week ending December 26.
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Experiment
Griffin
Swift & Company
Reet
Atlanta
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Gordon Kiser
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John Temple Grat
D. C
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Gentry
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J. J. Spratling
A. P. Norman
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L. Gentry
C. V. LeCraw
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Messis
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Lawson Kiser
Marion Kiser
Jack Cohen
Harry Stearns
Werner Wyllie
Reed Wobson
Charlie Northen
Milward Maddox
Thodes Perdue
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Percy Ansley
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Glenwood Avenue
Co, EB. Pratt, Jr
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W ‘Bridge
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Minneapolis
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Blackshear
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Macon, Ga
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Robert Wessella
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B. Tamb
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Perret
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Donna Bain
Miami
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Baltimore
Helen Stewart Jones
Erippe
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