Governor Slaton Hosts Prominent Visitors At Reception
Governor and Mrs John Slaton entertained a distinguished group at a reception in the Blue Room following a convention event. Guests included members of the governor's staff and Atlanta's leading women. Attendees noted decor featuring palms and floral arrangements, with fruit cake and novelties served. Mrs Slaton wore white charmeuse satin and Mrs Grant a black satin gown, both adorned with crystal rhinestones and lace.
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Adnreshert
Tosh Gordud Welvare
Vad Sire
Slaton
Suvernor
Atlanta
Ottley
Te Peeertin Somnuttee
Coartes
Sense Ser
Megrit Powell
Amd
Paxon
William D. Grant
College Set Enjoys Gala Week of Parties
A college social set hosts a week of formal gatherings and dances. Monday through Saturday feature serenades, dinners, and theater parties at the Capital City, with notable attendees including Miss Marian, Miss Midge Robinson, and Miss Virginie Lipscomb.
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College
Ganeiny
Midge Robbnson
Louicn Pariser
Virginie Lipscomb
Maddox, Jr
Mi Syud Kaser
Hue Vo oMisio
MiGehee
Will & Vet
Miss Dobbs Hosts Afternoon Tea at Boulevard Home
Miss Dobbs entertained one hundred fifty guests including Iris and boys at an afternoon tea yesterday at her Boulevard home. Red roses holly and crimson accents decorated the scene with a Richmond roses centerpiece and candle shades. Assisting were Mr and Mrs Dobbs and a long list of Misses and Messrs from the local social set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dobbs
Louise
Dobbs
Iris
Boulevard
Richmond
ML Dobbs
Wiliam Percy
Russ Dude White
Marie Cobb
Wyekiffer Wurm
Louise Walker
Hay Crichton
Marie Dinkins
Catherine Ulmer
Marion Woolley
Madge Pollock
Thornton Clarke
Wedding of Lacs Toke Sith and Gaines in Washington
The article describes a large wedding with kin from multiple places including Washington and Atlanta. The bride’s sister and the groom’s sister attended, with elaborate hats, velvet dresses, and a Mayflower mention. Out-of-town guests included relatives from Georgia and Florida, and the ceremony featured a formal entrance and a reception with notable guests and a honeymoon trip for the newlyweds.
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Soibpe
Hagar
Migs
Siacas
Washington
Welle Mis Mint de Sunpsen
Kort
Miss Lacs Toke Sith
Gaines
Busign Veten
Ransom
Tinkesméin
Geareia
Lise Maude Simpson
Leven Orsia
Etevi
Nat Dale Neon
Wind
Anaechestea
Rustane
Shoenald Manse
Taraan and Mess Weal
Elena Latsan
Atlanta
Valle
Mig Simpson
Mrs Charles Craigie Speaks at Tech School
Mrs Charles Craigie of Brooklyn NY addressed a Brooklyn audience on the influence of organized women in New York state. She chairs public library initiatives and leads women’s groups, advocating for reform, education, and civic services through the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and allied reform networks.
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National Society of Chemis
Americcan Association For the Advancement
Charles Craigie
Tech School
Chathigi
Brooklyn
Noy
National Association For the Advancement of
Ladies of Welanta
Mos Tetai
New York State
Brookian Public Libary
Young-Peoples Marriage Beautiful Social Event
A social wedding in Washington features Miss Louise Whatley of Alabama as matron of honor and a contingent of Atlanta and Baltimore guests. The ceremony at New York Avenue Presbytery united Miss Jefferson Lo Young and Mr Bernia A Pedals with a reception at Kauschers and a wedding journey abroad before settling at the Georgian Terrace in Atlanta after February 1.
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Senora de Calva
Kathleen
Humphries
Ang
Atlanta
Howell Peeple
Atlante
Charles I.bran
David Heari
Ale Dowell
Wild Rose
Kauschers
Mrs. Peeples
Georgian Terrace
New York
Katherine “Humphries
Imma Kate Amoreus
M. "Pp. Cooledze
Darenn
Misa Helen “Dargan
Louise Whalley
Alabama
Peter Tome
Baltimore
Luncheon for Brides Elect at Ansley Parks
Mrs Rey Collier hosted a luncheon at her Ansley Parks home for brides elect Miss Bessie Woodward and Miss Kate Lo I Jeet of January. The centerpiece featured banker f Weal ney roses with pink table settings. Guests, dressed in pink crepe de chine and taupe velvet, included intimate friends of the honorees.
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Rey Collier
Ansley Parks
Bessie Woonward
Kate Lo I
Irs
Collier Wats
Elegant Tea Party With Floral Centerpiece and Mirror Boat
Guests at Mrs. HL Flack's LaGrange home enjoyed a summer house party with ferns, pink roses, and a mirror centerpiece featuring a miniature sailboat. Attendees included Miss y Johnson, Miss Ruth Flack, Miss Alice Cox, Dr. Harcy Plack, Mr. jearcy Flack, Dr. John GB Fitts, Mr. George Northen, and Mr. Clyde Wood. Nearby events include a watch party on Capitol Avenue, a luncheon for Miss Lillie Currell in Fairburn, a New Year’s reception on Columbia Avenue, a Leventhuianday gathering hosted by Mrs. W Clay, and a musical program by John Orth Musical Club for the Friendless audience children.
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Iiss Northen
Missy Johnson
HL Flack
LaGrange
Flack
Ruth Flack
Alice Cox
Harcy Plack
Jearcy Flack
John GB. Fitts
George Northen
Clyde Wood
Local Meeting Alerts From West End Study to Jewish Women
The West End Study class meets with Afra at 10 30 a m today. The Council of Jewish Women holds an afternoon meeting at 5 20 at Pryor street temple with a lecture by Sir J C Logan and music. The Twentieth Century Coterie meets with Ms WMiverett at 6 Gillette street on Friday January 2 at 2 o clock.
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West End
Afra
W. 5
Disbra
Council of Jewish Women
Temple
Pryor Street
Sir. J.C. Logan
Associated Charities
Social notes record visits and gatherings around Atlanta
Mrs. Joseph Fuld returns from Louisville while Dr. Frank Wesbrook attends AAAS meetings in Atlanta as guest of local families. Numerous visitors from Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina and Michigan arrive or depart for holidays, theatre parties, dinners, and receptions at the Imperial, Georgian Terrace, and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fuld
Louisville
Frank Wesbrook
University of British Columbia
Vancouver
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Bates Klock
Social engagements and guest visits fill city scene
At the Georgian Terrace Mrs Harriet MecLallah hosts her granddaughter Miss Lillian Birney of Washington. Mr and Mrs Louis Sherfesse hosted guests from Charleston. Miss Bessie Brady plans to attend a February wedding in New York. Mr and Mrs T W Palmer of Florida guests at Capital City Club for lunch. Marie Cobb hosts a matinee for Miss Gouise Coupes guest LaGrange Cothrun of Home. Mary Lee Slaughter plans a heart dice party for Amily West home from school. Mrs Forbes Adair Jr hosts a mating party at the Driving Club for Nellie Dodd. Mrs Charles Chevalier of Baltimore visits her son John E Addicks in Druid Hills.
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Blanton
R. G. Blanton
Clara Lee Sones
Welly Springs
Lyle Batterton
Warner W. Proxton
Proxton
Atlanta
Birmingham
Bluebird
Harriet A. MecLallah
Georgian ‘Terrace
Lillian Birney
Washington City
Louis Sherfesse
Charleston
S.C
Miss Sherfesse
Bessie Brady
Bos
Pauline Burke
Brookline
James i
New York
T. W. Palmer
Mi Fla
CD. Meador
Capital City Club
Ass Marie Cobb
Gouise Coupes
LaGrange Cothrun
Mary Lee Slaughter
Amily West
Dinner on New Year's for aged ex-slaves at Bethel church
Bethel church on Auburn avenue plans a New Year's Day meal at 1 o'clock for elderly former slaves and the visibly needy, many with no relatives. The program includes singing and a testimony meeting after the dinner, with donations solicited from city residents via two listed phone numbers.
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Bethel Church
Auburn Avenue
GM. Taner
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