Como and Hyperion Club Dances Feature Holiday Parties
A Friday New Year's Eve dance hosted by the Como club at Lane's studio on Peachtree Street runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Hyperion club held a Christmas dance, with decorated clubrooms and plenty of punch and eggnog. Numerous visitors and many students from Shreveport, New Haven, and Little Rock attended, listed among them several named individuals. The Hyperion dance concluded with a large guest list and chaperons noted. A follow‑up informal dance is planned for Friday evening, December 31.
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Como Club
Lane
Peachtree Street
Hyperion Club
Hy- Perion Club
Wwers
Misa Lucille Haynes
Mias Flordie Griffin
Beth Gayle
Shreveport
Misa Mabal Whitney
Misa Ruth Blackman
Misa Mildred Brown
New Haven
Sedwink Harper
Marie Turner
Maude Rollestone
Edith Audson
FB. McDowell
Herman Cook
L. FP
Dalhouse
Carl P. Smith
Paul R. Bouzigues
Gordon M. Hill
JF. B. Jackson
J. BG
Sut- Hemer
W. A. Suttles
Clift Ragedala
Robert We” Splors
Cayler Busaott
Sandy Russell
Karl Cochran
Co. D. Smith
Grant Davis
Charles & Cowan
J. Curtis Bell, Jr
Joe T. Launius
Charles H. Ciament
Rall Smith
Wo Waser
Luther Handall
Donald Atchison
Allan Callanan
W. Thom Juatrd
Rey Love
Franklin Chalmers
Allen Stewart
W.P. Hendrie
Genera Cc. Goodwin
Owen Lively
Fred Curti
John Mnasa
Walter Chalmhers
J. FH. Walters
Kroger
Johnny Dobbs
Nashville
Tenn
Mere BP
W. J. Jackson
Asores ReBurker
R. Words
W. B. Potts
Cochran
Mor Fest H. Carroll
J. G. Melut
F. S Barnate
Te Runninghs
St. Frat
B. HL Walker
Catrol
We. A. Goodrap
J. I. Wright, Jr
Stratford Johnson
Clauus Daley
Henry Cottinesworth
Art A. Taylor
Eugene Burke
Seiesky
R. H. Leonhard
BM. Whitetey
Aed
H. Goleman
Siro
Arnold
Tasnewt
AER
Brian Baldwin
Carmil McConnell
Teter
Christopher
Paul ‘Turner
Robin M. L. Hart, Jr
New York
Joseph W Tiarper
Charles J. Lowe
Lithonia
Curl Seaerincy
Chattenvbgne
Clift W. Brown
and Birs
R. Beau
An Mes Walter Smith
Columbo
J. H. Andrews
WO. Kaldwin
Myers Lovelace
Mra
Jarvis
A. C. Camp
Bna
Tunkinas de. Straoa Mae
Henry Potts
G. W. Gigyron
Donald Harris nuptials traced in Thomasville ceremony
Special notice records the December 28 marriage of Miss Blanche M Donald and Mr James Marvey Harris in Thomasville at the bride's parents home. Rev W U Harris officiated. The house was decorated in green and white. Mrs Harris wore a blue fur trimmed coat suit. The couple planned to travel to Douglas after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Blanche M.donald
James Marvey Harris
W. U. Harris
R. E. McDonald
Douglas
Weil Kemper Wedding in Tempa Mickve Israel in Savannah
A wedding of Elise Weil and Baltimore native Armand Kemper took place at Tempa Mickve Israel Savannah. Guests traveled from Chicago New York Milwaukee Baltimore Atlanta and Philadelphia. matron of honor and bridesmaids named. ushers listed. several celebrations followed the ceremony. noted as one of the season’s most interesting events.
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Savannah, Gy
Templa Mickve Israel
Elise Weil
Savannah
Arthur L. Weil
Tohn Armand Kemper
Baltimore
da Soto
Edward Weil
University
Chicago
Leola Brandeis
New York
Seten Rosenthal
Rochester
Helen Adler
Ainaukee
Charles ‘Weiller
Joe Massauer
Baltmore
Mildred Guckenheimer
Moses Forst
Sylvan Well
Edgar Wel
Milton Well
Alvin Ferst
Monie Forst
Jos Massauer
Charles Weiller
Sydney Sondheim
Newark
Leslie Moses
Louis Rosenburg
Edward Morris, Jr
Social items: holiday visitors and travels in the city
Mr and Mrs Leland Mowry and It ta aon were guests of Christmas at Mr and Mrs James Bedell and returned to Gopperhill Tennessee with Miss Ellison Bedell visiting relatives in the city Mrs J J Crawford of Petersburg Tennessee visited relatives in the city with her sister Mrs T Sage Jr 800 Peachtre e Mrs E N Jackson who has been visiting in Jacksonville Florida has returned to the city Mr and Mrs Robert F Finke spending holidays in Philadelphia New York and Massachusetts will return home next week Mrs M O Gray is ill at her Byron apartment West Peachtree street Mr Wire Plane has returned to Augusta after spending Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs W Plane Mrs H L Crankshaw spending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Mowry
Itta Aon
James Bedell
Gopperhill
Tenn
Ellison Bedell
J. J. Crawford
Petersburg, Tenn
T. ¥. Sage Jr
Robert Adger Smythe
Charleston
S.C
City
Christmas Holiday Social Notes From Charleston
Local society column lists visitors and guests over Christmas including Mrs. I. T. Nichole of Chester, Mrs. William Lee Ellis of Macon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. King, Mr. Robert P. Stahl, Miss Lillian Youngblood, Miss Catherine Giddings, Miss Idelle Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blan, Irving Coob, Mrs. Jank Q. O Neill, Miss Sue Jgies Ware, Dr. Charles P. King, Bra. M P. McCarley, Mrs. Billups Phinizy, and other Charleston acquaintances visiting or traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. King
Savannah
Harry Blan
Walter Blan
Heveto
Irving Coob
Idelle Kimball
Montgomery
Atlanta Chapter Meeting at Woman's Club
A meeting of the Atlanta chapter US DC will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Woman's club. A pleasing program has been arranged and a full attendance is desired. The executive board is requested to meet at 2:30 o'clock in the committee room of the club.
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Atlanta
US D.C
Golden wedding celebrated by five generations in Atlanta
Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin Buchanan celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last evening at 31 Cherokee avenue. They were married in DeKalb County in 1868 and have six children. The gathering included five generations with relatives named Buchanan and associated families, and mentions of notable local service in Atlanta.
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James Franklin Buchanan
Cherokee Avenue
DeKalbounty
Atlanta
W. T. Buchanan
J. €. Buchanan
W. R Bean
J. G. Shearer
Laura May
Rnnie Buchanan
Buchanan
DeKalb Jeounty
Tige Anderson
Sanitary Department
Nurne A. Buchanan
Dekalb County
Alexander H
W. F. Buchanan
J. J. Buchanan
Kriegshaber to be honored guest at Capital City club
V. H. Kriegshaber, newly elected president of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, is to be honored at a banquet and spread tonight hosted by Mell R. Wilkinson, the retiring president. The event aims to foster closer ties with chamber officials and directors and secure ongoing support. Wilkinson also retires from the Southeastern Fair Association presidency.
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V. HL Kriegshaber
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Mell R. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Kriexahsber i Buch
Chamber
Atlanta Chamber of
Commeree
Southeastern Fair Association
Neat elected president of Georgia lodge No 68 Brotherhood of Trainmen
Neat was elected president of Georgia lodge No 68 Brotherhood of Trainmen at the annual election held Monday. Other officers named include W. P. Glass vice president W. H. Brewer past president W. H. Goehr secretary P. Sudeth journal agent R. S. Hayes chaplain F. Henn conductor J. Thongsoon outer guard J. Hardy inner guard W. C. Reynolds warden and Hi Lochr delegate to the national convention meeting next May in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neat
Georgia Lodge
Brotherhood of Hallway
W. P. Glass
W. H. Brewer
W. H. Goehr
P. Suddeth
Hi. Lochr
Rotherhood
Mey
Detroit
Weather postpones church Christmas tree exercises
The Christmas tree exercises at Capitol View Baptist Church were postponed due to bad weather. The event, planned for Tuesday evening by the Capitol View Sunday school, will be held Thursday evening instead.
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Capitol View Baptist Church
Capitol View
Columbus Boy Slayer Is Granted Freedom
In Columbus Georgia a twelve year old, Willie Griffin, was ordered freed from county jail at a preliminary hearing before Justice Blandford. Griffin was charged with murder in the death of Bernard Rice, claiming he shot to save his mother from being beaten. The judge ruled the shooting justified as defense. A large crowd attended and sentiment favored Griffin.
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Columbus
Willie Griffin
Blandford
Bernard Rice
Griffin
Rice
The Garden of Allah and Everywoman At Atlanta Theaters
A lengthy Atlanta theater page notes matinee showings of The Garden of Allah at the Atlanta with grand spectacle and 100 performers plus animals, promising one of the season’s wonders. It also previews Henry W Savage’s Everywoman at the Atlanta, praising its lavish costumes, 160 props, and big budget production guided by Walter Browne’s dramatic vision.
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Garden of Allah
Atlanta
New York
Sol
Allan
Henry W. Savage
Drury Lane Theater
London
Stephen Phillips
Piccadilly
London Pavilion
Criterion Ventaurant
Amiarice
Walter Browne
Anvage
Savage
Forsyth Theater Presents Keith Vaudeville And Vernon Castle
Forsyth manager George W. Hickman offers a holiday vaudeville bill headlined by Rolfs Bride Shop a big musical comedy with Andrew Combes and a cast of dancers. Includes Tiny May elveus with trained animals and the Vernon Castle six part film The Whirl of Life at the Lyric with daily showings at 2:30 and 7:30.
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Keith
Forsyth
George W. Hickman
Forsyth Theater
Jackler
Avery
Rolfs
Andrew Combes
Rowan
Jos Cook
Angie Welmere
Walter Burke
Tiny May
Vernon Castle
Zyric Theater
the Lynn
Cafe du Paris
Chia Pictors
Aviation of
New York
Globe Theater
Lyric
Pauline Frederick at the Grand in Temptation
Pauline Frederick headlines at the Grand in a new photo play. Geraldine Farrar stars in Temptation with Pedro de Cordoba, a Lasky Studio production, and Vincent Sercano supports. The run spans Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
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Pauline Frederick
Pauline Fredgylel
Famous Players
Ledia Gumare
Billt Frederick
Vincent Sercano
Geraldine Farrar
Temptation
Pedro de Cordoba
Torrender
Carmel
Miss Farrar
Lasky Studion
Mian Farrar
Ema
Vaudette screens The Coward and Georgian nights Damaged Goods
Multiple film selections at the Vaudette and Georgian theatres feature The Coward a drama praised by veterans and compared with The Birth of the Nation while Damaged Goods on stage explores provocative sex and science themes. Georgian audience reaction is noted with lively discussion and comparisons. Black Fear a five part Metro production starring Grace Elliston Grace Valantine Edward Brennan and John Tonsay along with other stars promises suspenseful visuals and a notable Hades scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St the Shan
Black Fear
Senna
Bolte Photopisys, Inc
Metro
Grace Elliston
Grace Valantize
Edward Brennan
John Tonsey
Hades
Whitney Welsh Lightweight Title Bout Scheduled for Atlanta
Frank Whitney wins bid to stage the world lightweight title fight with Freddie Welsh at the Casino skating rink on South Pryor Street in Atlanta. Tickets go on sale with ringside at 3.00, 2.00 general, 1.00 for others. Welsh arrives Thursday and will train at the Atlanta Athletic Club, while Whitney continues daily workouts and promises a knockout or victory by foul to claim the title.
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Cart ‘Taylor
Freddie Welsh
Frank Whitney
Casino
South Pryor Street
Whitney
Atlanta
Welsh
New York
Atlanta Athletic Club
Frank
Besidas
Gotham
Rex and Tomlin Bros
Bouy
No Decision Reached on Advance in Rates
Washington December 28 Special The interstate commerce commission has not yet decided on suspending the advanced freight rates in the southeast which will become effective January 1 if no action is taken. Commissioner McCord is absent from the city and Harlan Haile have spent days away from Washington during the Christmas holidays. The rest of the board has reviewed testimony but reached no conclusion.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
McCord
Harlan
Haile
Golne
Fitzgerald Boy Fatally Burned in Gas Explosion
Fitzgerald Ga December 28 Manning son of P J Manning superintendent of the Bowen telephone system was killed by a gas explosion at the garage. The negro chauffeur was refilling the tank when gasoline spilled on the ground and on the boy causing the blast that burned him fatally. he lived only a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Manning
P. J. Manning
Bowen ‘Telephone System
Tomy
Pardon by Blease Ends in Tragedy as Ex-Convict Kills
In Columbia on December 28 a former convict named E White, aged 66, who had been pardoned in 1915 by Governor Blease, attacked Adm Geddings with a knife after a disorderly conduct hearing. He fled into Geddings' home, lay on a bed, and cut his throat. Both died before officers arrived. The Geddings woman was 80 years old.
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Columbia
Recorders Court
E@ White
Adm Geddings
White
Blease
Capitol
Night Froman
Geddings
Fifty Ninth Birthday Observed by Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson marked his fifty ninth birthday in Hot Springs Virginia by working for hours, reading telegrams, and taking a long car ride over mountain roads. In the evening he dined quietly with his wife in their suite as a cabinet member and others sent felicitations. A Lan sing letter discussed international affairs amid Austria’s wartime methods. The birthday cake, designed by Mrs Wilson, featured almond sponge with roses and tulips and the inscription Many Happy Returns.
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Hot Springs
Wilson
Lansing
Austria
Delice
Ria
Counties Plan to Further Work on Auto Highway
Stockbridge Georgia December 23 Officials and citizens from Henry Butts Clayton and DeKalb counties gathered to push the automobile highway from Avanta to Macon. About seventy five residents adopted plans to survey the proposed lines and submit estimates at a Clayton county meeting once engineers complete work. Henry county commissioner John Bryans said he would deploy the county road force north of McDonough soon. Charles J Haden Georgia Chamber of Commerce president noted a state university field engineer who did a preliminary survey would resume work on the line in a few days.
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Stockbridge
Henry
Butts
Clayton
DeKalt
Avanta
Macon
Clayton County
Henry County
John Bryans
$68,000 Gift From Watts To Presbyterian Ministers Relief
In Louisville on December 28 George Watts of Durham pledged $68,000 to the Southern Presbyterian church endowment for ministerial relief. The gift, conditioned on the church raising double that amount in the next year, would push the fund to $526,000, with Dr. Henry H. Sweets announcing plans to meet the terms and noting this as the largest gift for superannuated ministers in the South aside from a $200,600 contribution years ago.
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Louisville
George Watts
Durham
N. C
Southern Presbyterian Church Endowment Fund
Henry H. Sweets
Loutaville
H. . Inman
Atlanta
South
Sweets
Wattesutt
Southern Presbyterian Fund
Lewis Beats Ritchie in Ten Round Boxing Match at Madison Square Garden
In New York Ted Kia Lewis of England outboxed Wille Ritchie of San Francisco in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. Ritchie pressured early rounds but failed to sustain offense while Lewis used swift footwork and sharp left hooks. Lewis weighed 139 1/2 pounds to Ritchie 143 1/2.
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New York
Ted
Kia) Lewis
England
Wille Ritchie
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Ritchie
Ruehle
Jechie
Hitchie
Lewis
Kennedy and Carter Taken to Americus for Trial
Americus Ga December 28 Minter Kennedy and the negro Gee Garter jailed at Leesburg with Gy W Chance and son Claude Chance under indictment for the murder of Banker A T Oliver were brought to Americus and lodged in the Sumter county jail The transfer was ordered by Judge Z A Littlejohn to keep the prisoners separated It is understood a special Lee superior court session for the trial of the Chances Kennedy and Carter will likely convene in February
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Americus
Minter Kennedy
Ke Garter
Leesburg
W. Chance
Claude Chance
A. T. Oliver
Sumter County
Kennedy
Garter
Z. A. Littlejohn
Burglar Found Concealed in Closet in Americus
Special report from Americus notes that a burly negro burglar was found hiding in a clothes closet when Siginager Paul of the Americus Telephone Exchange entered his home late last night. The burglar was held at the scene until police arrived. Westbrook escaped injury.
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Americus
Sisnager Paul
Wasthreni
Americus Hell
Sferolver
Westbrook
For Her or For Him The Premo Camera
An advertorial note touts the Premo camera as simple and easy to use, claiming it can be understood by a schoolboy. Ta Moone & Sons, the Opticians, advertise at 42 Month Broadway and promote the device as suitable for both genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Moone & Sons
Opticians
Themia
Osteos edged by Bean's five in Kirbyville clash
Atlanta club of Osteos faced Kirksville Osteopaths in a tight indoor game, losing 75 to 20. Lester led with nine baskets, Forbes added 21 points, while Engler and Forester anchored the visitors. The crowd saw swift passing, strong offense from Osteos but weak defense and ball handling against a larger Missouri squad.
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Ay Caz Taylor
Atlanta Athletic Club Five
Kirksville
Missouri Five
iCoach
Joe Bean
Osteopatha
Engler
Lester
Westmoreland
Forbes
Graven
Tillon Forbes
Dubard
Forester
Pie Weaver
Frank Carter
Manhart
van Duzer
Miss Doonan
Margaret Gauze
Columbus
Snartanburg
Atlanta
Pas
Osthos
Westmornland
Johnaom
Grave
Jimi Harrieon
Coke Davin
$500 A Share Paid for St. Louis Browns
St. Louis investors report paying 4250,000 for the St. Louis Americans with $26,000 commission to stockholders. Owners received 500 a share for their stock, details learned today in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Yesterday's Trends in Finance and Markets
Yesterday's trends show industrial stocks led by Amer, Sugar, Gen Electric, Studebaker, U and Rubber with a strong showing. Railroad stocks highlighted include Baltimore and Ohio, I Central, N Central, Penn, and Southern Railway. Bond issues noted for Amer Tel and 7 Central of Georgia, Consol, Central Leather, U S Stent and Virginia Carolina Chemistries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer
Sugar
Gen
Studewaker
U, & Rubber
Balt
Ohio
I. Central
Central
Penn. and
Southern Railway
Tei
7 Central of Georgia
Consol
Central Leather
U. S
Stent
Atlanta Quotations: Flour and Grain Prices Listed
A corrected listing shows floor bags and towel bags priced at 7.48 to 7.25, with Victory and other brands like Gloria and White Lily offering self rising mixes at 7.00 to 12.1. A mix of patent and self rising brands appears, including Royal and Puritan highes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutin Star
Timoethy
Bermuda
Harper's Prime
Milco
Purina Pigeon Ford
Auri Patey
Purina
Mackin
Victory
A. B.C
Georgia
Agalis
Bonalt
V. PB
Séc
Anit
V. P
Aacke
Cormfeld
Gornfield Haros
If Avernas
Cornfield Breakfast Haven
Cartoma
Eeerssees
Gornfeld Wienere
Cartona
Gornfeld
Cornfeld
Cornfeld Wieners
Plokte
Gornfield
Tierce Basii
Tyte
Tierce Basin
D. S
Atlanta
W. H. White, Jr
Whits Provision Company
Nboys
Gattis
Bae
Best Les Com
A Remco
Stpporss
Duncen Ce
Gloria
Royal
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M’donald-Harris
Weil-Kemper
I. T. Nichole
Chester
William Lee Ellis
Co. L Peck
Robert P. Stahl
Albany, N
Sherman Rouse
Lillian Youngblood Ig
Louise Ryan
Catherine Giddings
Hollins College
Atrs
Jack Forshaw
T. B. Felder
David Black
Kriegshaber
Spread
Gov. Paughtree & Meoater
Columbus Boy Slayer
Mother
Mr. and
Mrs
Tay
Vaudette
Vaudetta
Gndientes
Charles
Frank Keenan
Eugene Bricuz
Bor Ht
Scanen
Whitney Lands Casino
Woodrow Wilson
Wwe
Watts
Dixie Presbyterians
Bean
White Previelos Company
Rouen Mane
Cernifield
Cornfield
Ave
Akronad
Boxan
Ogisaby Grocery Company
Bianc
Lima
Smour—Fiegani
Bess Bell-rising
Betos Crear
Enlaa
Porto
Cuba
Ee Tein
Eabtac
Takase
Filta
Initon Goods
Mariete
Gastee
Anther
Iaden
Iterrananc
Copton
Daly
Liverpool
Ely
New
R. Ntocka
R. BR
Ind. Bon
Packard
Mena
H. B. Odell
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