Capital City Club Ball Celebrates New Year in Style
The Capital City Club hosted a lavish annual reception at its Capital Clubhouse with masked gowns, elaborate decorations, and a gala supper. Judge and Mrs. Newman and other leaders presided as guests of note mingled with prominent Atlantans in a festive atmosphere.
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Capital City
Newman
Mra
Lowry
Raine
Elin
Major Mims
Sclub
Data
Dudies
Mars
Allen D. Candler
Livingston Mums
J. A. Hunter
Rank Holland
Clarence ‘Angier
Alfs. Kirney
Domino
Major Calef
Liggett
Maud Scruggs
Nk Domino
Miss Scruggs
Elkin
Columbia
Sigg Nanus Nicolson
Liberty
Walden
Louise Black
Dawkins
Ilga Carter
Colquitt Carter
Susan Cusnoun
Montgomery
Dugas
Joan Clark
Jobins
Cohen
Mr. Cohen
Charles_ Northen
Don A. Pardge
John W. Grant
Judge Pardee
Warry Atkinson
Mr. McCune
Bobr Clark
Stafford
Norwood Mitchell
Mr. Hunter
Glover
Dr. Harden
Janie Speer
Mr.Ball
Alice Barker
Guerry Cabanirs
Jennie English
L. H. Beck
Margaret ‘Newman
Fercy Adams
Watt Connors
Ites Lochrane
Athe Merentones
Mes Chey
Dom Ogo mi Lack
Ont Srgek
Bo-peop
Hugh Adams
Gray Domino
So Egat Brown
Ted Domino
Mr. Cos‘grove
C. K. Drew
Louisville
Lowry Arnold
Mr. Crandall
Clown
Beesle Draper
Mr. Hallman
Pink Domino
Misa “Tockett
Ulric Atkinson
Misa Massey
Mr. Norman
Mise Norris
Algood Holmes
Anne Raine Mynatt
Violet
Har ‘Johnson
Peter Stirling
Wakeoy
Marguerite
Dick Jackson
Americ Boykin
Robinson
Ball
My ‘Tyler
Omnis
Setove Nal
Oglesby
Quel Jesby
Florence Chilemon Home Board Meeting Tomorrow
The annual meeting of the board of managers of the Florence Chilemon home will occur tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock at the Young Men's Christian Association. Officers will be elected and changes made in the constitution and bylaws. Full attendance urged for all interested in the work.
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Florence Chilemon
Young ‘Men's Christmn. Association
New Year's Social Roundup in Savannah and Macon
A sequence of social events highlights New Year activities. Mr W Parkhurst Jr hosts a dinner for fifteen guests on Richardson Street, Miss Lottie Chaplan entertains over a hundred at a reception, and Savannah sees the Du Bignon Alston wedding at Christchurch with a large local gathering. Macon opens the Cherokee Club with a grand reception and lists its prominent resident members and facilities.
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Clark
Sydney C. Straus
Alex E. Stein
Simon Freitag
Alex Stein
Moses Etrousa
Albert Kaufman
Amore
Misses Lieberman
Nashville
Besinger
Louisville
Selsie
Macon
Greenabaum
New York
WH Hams
Charleston
Fleischer
Albany
Benjamin
Lieb
Lifes
Misa-Naon du Bignon
duBignon
Smijax
Fleming Grant
Jane du Bignon
Unus
W. Parkhurst, Jr
Richardson Street
Clarence Flaverty
Arthur Howell
Harold Hirsch
Wayne Moore
McDonola Frazier
Frank Merrill
John Corrigan
Walter Daniel
Joe Lewis
Paul McDonald
Howard Matthews
Hassell Compton
Ich Avary
John Milain
Lottie Chaplan
Holly
DuBignon- Histon
Savannah
Robert Cotten Alston
Atlanta
Caroline Lamar du Bignon
Cleveland K. Nelson
Georgia
Robb White
Christchurch
Woodengrin
T. Mayhew Cunningham
Godin Guerard
Lewis Malone
Miss Miller
Miss Harwood
Elsie Ravers
Magdubignon
Marele Weed
Florida
Lina Woodbridge
Nan du Bignon
Edward O. Alston
Richmond
Ateps
Kroomamen
Nelsop
Walter Kelly
McDowell
Wafaula
Ala
Cheperduarita
Lowndes Walthour
P. Thomas
Clayton
Sam ‘Weyman
Cherokee Chub
W. HE. McCaw
Prentice
Huff
R. Jaques
J. F. Hanson
W. R. White
W. H. Ross
Winship Cabaniss
Washington Dessau
R. W Johnston
Leon
Dure
Mulberry and
New Streets
Robert 8. Collins
Jan C. Smith
Jake Binswanger
Delmonico's
Cherokee Club
W. BE. McCaw
D. Jones
C. I. Weeks
M. L. Corbett
F. Pothill
W. L. Enis, Jr
W. H. Turpin
W. W. Hallam
T Coleman
Robert Hodges
H. Rudiault
T. Napier
J. C. Curd
Albert Jones
E. BP
Willingham
M. F. Hatcher
F. E. Bruhl
H. Hall, Jr
BE. Magill
E. A. Waxelbaum
P. Huff
J. E. P. Stevens
B. F. Borden
J. R. L. Austin
C. A. Childwell
E. H. Coleman
G. E. Williams
J. P. Stetson
F. W. Hazlehurst
Dunlap Jr
R. B. Curd
W. E. Martin
W. W. Hardwick
R. W. Johnston
M. P. Calaway
C. A. Phillips
C. BR. Pendleton Louis Pendleton
H. M. Wortham
H. WaHatton
L O. Stevens
8. R. Jacques
M. H. Taylor
R. Plant
J. M. Johnagons L
A. Wood
A. W. Reese
B. L. Jones
J. Hatcher
J. ¥. Hanson
J. Rusy
J. W. Cabaniss
W. C Shaw
H. J. Jones
C. H. Humphries
C. D. Hurt
T.E. Artope
C. P. Bannon
A. Gordon Jones
Rolf Sims
W. M. Wimberly
W. Brunson
H. C. Kendall
C. C. Burke
M. Erwin
E. M. Talbot
Roland Elis
W. M. Johnston
T. G. Goodwyn
C. M. Or
J. F. Wright
L. Bartlett
GB. C. Smith
A. M. Burt
Sol Hoge
T. Baxter
C. D. Pearson
H. M. Smith
H. M. North
A. L. Miller
W. Dessau
I. Block
M. Jackson
J. M. Cutler
J. Hall
T. J. Carling
J. N. McCaw
R. C. Jordan
H. T. Powell
W. Ti. Sparks
UL. Clayton
J. 8. Budd
HT. Carey
B. R. D. Doves
A. L. Jones, Jr
Social Items Highlight Miss Bessie Ray’s Hometown Visit
Miss Bessie Ray, after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Ray in West End during the holidays, returned last night to Randolph-Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg Virginia where she is a student. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Comer of Athens Georgia will be glad to
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Augustus H. Alston
Clayton
Ala
Atlanta
Henry B. Tompkins
and Birs
Alston Lest
New York
Boston
Lakewood
Piedmont Avenue
Charles duBignon
Milledgeville
duBignon
C. P. duBignon
Beaton Grantland
Leila
Susanne Grantland
Griffin
A. D. Candler
A. 3. Clay
Robert G. Erwin
John Alien
Mississippi
Clark Howell
Edward T. Brown
Barbour Thompson
C. K. Nelson
Henry R. Tompkins
W. D. Jelka
Jelks
Eufaula
Leary
Chattanooga
M. J. O'Brien
Bessie Ray
D. J. Ray
West End
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Thomas Comer
Athens, Ga
Laurie MacRae
A. McD. Wilson
Nashville
Arthur Wilson
Cherokee Club Opens With Grand New Year Celebration
The Cherokee Club ushered in the new year with lavish decor and a grand opening. Twenty three rooms in the clubhouse overflowed with light and artful display while a fine orchestra played past midnight. A formal reception followed with notable attendees and a refined repast, marking a splendid success.
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Varios
Cherokee Club 2
Lana
W. H. Ross
H. M. Wortham
R. Jaques
Ara
T. AD
Tilsley
Gira
Géorss B. Plant
Arrested After Years Of Freedom A Georgia convict
James Hall, long sought for escape from a Muscogee County penitentiary camp nineteen years ago, is back in Georgia custody after being located in Jefferson County Alabama and brought to Atlanta. He denies the escape charge, claims misidentification, and says he has only two marriages. His sister-in-law allegedly turned him over to Alabama authorities due to alleged mistreatment of women. He faces completing the remaining six years of a fifteen year sentence for simple larceny under the old law. The case hinges on identification and a hearing to determine if he is the same James A. Hall who escaped. The prison commission meanwhile considers other clemency petitions including W. C. Channell and Bud Harris.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
J. B. Marshall
Tulton County
Hall
Alabama
Muscogee County
Georgia
Chattahoochee River
Jefferson County
Pearson
Candler
Johnston
Inherest
Yancey
Prison Commission
O'Brien
James A. Hall
Hame
Jess T
James Andrew Hall
Tennessee
Mary Booth
Goethite
Ala
State Prison Commission
W. C. Channell
Montgomery County
Channell
Supreme Court
Wfe
Pardon Board
Chansell
Chatham County
Commission
Bud Harris
Ployd
Harda
Rome
Grand hosts Hotel Topsy Turvy and The Little Minister at Grand
Hotel Topsy Turvy returns to Grand for Friday and Saturday after a long Paris London run with a fifty-strong cast led by Edwin Foy and a forty-voice chorus. The Little Minister, adapted from J M Barrie, plays Wednesday and Thursday with notable local theatre names in the cast. The Imperial theater adds new turns by Douglas Hurd and a lively sketch by Surting and Anderson, with Burtine and Miss Anderson delivering acrobatic and vocal highlights.
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Herald Square Theater
New York
Paris
London
Edwin Foy
Burrell Barbaretto
Phil H. Ryley
J.C. Harlow
Wiliam F. Carroll
Barrie
Imperial Theater
Douglas & Hurd
Surting
Anderson
Burtine
Miss Anderson
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