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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1914

Page

13

Open House and Dancing At Piedmont Driving Club Today

Open house at 1 pm will last until 7 pm and dancing starts at 6 pm. The Piedmont Driving Club hosts a social event with New Year greetings and informal celebration for members and guests, expected to draw wide attendance.

Piedmont Driving Club

At Home for Old Women and Teachers' Reception

Reports describe the Home for Old Women welcoming visitors to its new annex with an open house and explanations of past year work and future plans. The Atlanta Teachers Association hosts a festive reception at Hotel Winecoff featuring decorations, orchestra music, refreshments, and notable guests including city officials and governors.

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Christmas Parties in Atlanta Club and Homes

Mrs E Cartledge invited friends for afternoon 18s Friday to meet Mrs W A Gadwaras and Mrs Dennee. Mrs Parker hosted a dancing party for Miss Parker with red holiday decor and orchestra. Mrs Stearns hosted Miss Eloise Robinson party with green red decorations and hot supper. AK fraternity event at Coliewe Park featured green and white decor and a Christmas tree gift exchange. Mrs Webb and Mrs Stone hosted dinners and a tea in Ansley Park with guests from Chicago and local society pages. Mrs Slaton invited convention visitors to an Atlanta Musical Association concert.

Miss Byrd Gladys Byrd F. Byrd Byrd Misa Grace Thorn Anne Thorn Knox P. T. Murray Misseslizabeth “Hawkins Marion Woolley Ruth Crusselle Mildred Dennee E. C. Cartledge Mra W. A. Gadwaras Igent South Carolina Miss Parker William A. Parker Parker Pargor Gay William Percy Robinson Marton- Sterrna Air H. L. Stearns Eloise Robinson Stearns Huth Wing Yin Charlotta Meador Alice Stearns Sarai Schoen A. K. QO Lugile Mason Coliewe Park Frances Gresham Jessie, Plunkett Winifred Umans Louise Madden Effie Lou Wditer the Solomon Hazel Fole Jessie Hunt O'Neil Lindsey Gertrude Dod Clarence Vail Frank Longino Eugene Whitehead James Dody Bernard Smith Samuel Young Jolian Youmans Frank Camp John Heard George Towns Stone Spencer H. Stone Ansley Park R. D. McKenzie Louise McKenzie Chicago Stang McKengle Miss McKenzie Charles Howards Choate Edward Carmen W. C. Seawright Sophie Clarke Miss Green Adolph Mendaenr Maurice Bake Charles Goodman Anne Dufre Choate Tula Marshall Slaton The Atlanta, Musical Associat Convention For the Advancement of Science

Famous Concert Singer At Baptist Tabernacle Tonight

Mme Genevra John stone Bishop, renowned soprano, headlines a recital at the Baptist Tabernacle on Duckie Street tonight at 8 15. The event, organized by the Anahta s Musical association, features violinist Mr audee Von Skibinsky.

Baptist Tabernacle Oassiin Mme Genevra Johnstohe-Bishop America Anahtas Musical Association Baptist Atlanta Genevra Johnstone-Bishop Thomas Orchestra Hande'n Sampson Chicago Inter-Ocean Association For the Advancement of Science Bishop Audee von Skibinsky Akwo Sarasate Bercense Skiblnsky Pepper

Social event notices and gatherings in Atlanta area

A roster of social functions appears from January receptions to informal teas and dancing parties. Notables include Miss Kate Massey leading the Atlanta Teachers' association and Mrs. Thomas B. Felder hosting the Players' club patrons. Guests include Mrs. Charney Craigie of Brooklyn and Mrs. Loomis of Cleveland, with events at the Capita City club Ansley hotel and Georgia Tech. Nearby towns report a Jonesboro church wedding.

The Baptist Tabernacle Atlanta Teachers’ Association Kate Massey Winccott Hackett Norman Hackett Players’ Club Georgian ‘Terrace Thomas B. Felder Roup Atlanta Ladley Felder Arges Charles J. Haden Capita City Club Charney Craigie Brooklyn Loomis Cleveland Ohio Craigie Ansley Hotel Georgia School of Technology Ationta

Social Visitors From Across States At Local Homes

Miss Ann Hamilton of Romne visits Mrs. W. A Baker on Myrtle street. Several Wesleyan college students including Genevieve Capps Olive De Foor Ruth Gresham Genie Fincher Sera Will Ray Frances Noyes Sara Noyes plan to return for the January opening. Lucía Holcombe of Valdosta stays with Miss Birdie Dickey. Mr and Mrs M Greer host an eggnog party for thirty on Chird street. Wilma Brueckner of Fort Wayne visits Beatrice Hamlett on Ripley street. Ella Heard of Auburn visits West Peachtree then West End with cousin Mrs Anna Frazier. Mrs C B Richards of Memphis returns home after a visit with Haralson Breckley. Mr and Mrs JB McCrary reside at the Poney de Leon. Dr R Jenkine and students Annie Lots Stowe Leila Lege Mary Kiforo representing Wesleyan College pass through Atlanta to Kansas City for further travel.

Ann Hamilton Romne W. A. “Baker Myrtle Street Genevieve Capps Olive de Foor Ruth Gresham Genie Fincher Sera Will Ray Frances Noyes Sara Noyes Wesleyan College Luia Holcombe Valdosta Birdie Dickey West Eng Wilma Brueckner Fort Wayne Ind Beatrice Hamlett Ripley Street Ella Heard Auburn Alp J.fletcher Heard West Peachtree Heard Wil Anna Frazier West End C. B. Richards Memphis Haralson Breckley B. McCrary Poney de Leon R Jenkine Annie Lots Stowe Leila Lege Mary Kiforo Wesleyan Cozlege Atlanta Kansas City

Local social notes and visits listed from town

The column records numerous visitors and travelers including Dr HM Lokey returning from ATED to preside at a medical fraternity convention. Names such as Master C A Dootittie Augusts, Mrs Gapers Jones, Walter Barnwell, Miss Alice Quinger, Mrs S L Collier, Mr J W Sheffield, Mrs J W Lovelace, Ada Alexander, Alice May Lowry Taylor, Mrs Safford, C A Wood, L L Mullen, and Dr W S Kincaid appear with plans to visit Florida, Virginia, or New York. Donations to the Home for the Friendless are acknowledged and Susan Stephens visits Memphis.

Major Joseph Morgan Earl Harrington Alice Harrington New York George Harrington Valunteer HM. Lokey ATED Hansson Gapers Jones Buck Biss Alice Quinger L Collier J. W. Sheffield Americas Florida J. W. Lovelace J. W Macom Bers Sidney ‘Copper Henderson N.C Bates Block J. P. Stevens Ada Alexander Piorida East Coast Alice May Lowry Taylor Pennsylvania Birs. Safford Hot Springs Morida C. A. Wood L. L. Mullen Milfred Ohio W. S. Kincaid East Merritts Avenue Susan Stephens A. A. Morrell Memunis Tenn

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