College Set Enjoys Miss Murphy's Ball
A dazzling college social last night at the Murphy home featured Miss Julia Murphy in an Oriental red and white costume. Guests wore varied garments as the ballroom on the third floor glowed with pink cyclamen, smilax, and palms. Dinner at 10 o clock lit the reception floor with Christmas red and green decor and a frosted tree. Punch circulated in the breakfast room beneath garlands of Lady Angtgn roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Murphy
Joan E. Murphy
Hartsough
James F. Hartsough
Howard Street
Arminius Wright
Dorothy Davis
Entertaining Matinee Parties for Miss Curtis and Others
Society notes detail Miss Curtis and Miss Caroline Nicolson hosting a matinee party with Miss Jane Sams and Miss Emmae Curts of Columbus, followed by a 5 stock tea at Nicolson's Piedmont Avenue home. Guests listed include John Jones and Donald Humphries among others.
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Miss Curtis
Caroline Nicolson
Social Items Highlight Local Guests and Visits
Buffalo resident Boss Best and New Orleans guests Miss Holland and Messrs Gari and Will Woodward return home today after holidays with Mr and Mrs Clarence Blosser. Miss Marie Roberts of Texas visited her grandfather John Harris. Mrs Williams and Mr Williams travel to Toledo after marriage plans. Harmon family returned from a Florida east coast fishing cruise. Major and Mrs Hardaway return from wedding trip and stay at Worth McPherson. Lt Mitchell Burdette of U Knoxville visits Beverly Linbose. Mrs Leila Frierson of Columbus Tenn visits Mrs J W Brown. Thomas Peeples and Charles Ryan return from Washington. Catherine Bankhead daughter of Capt and Mrs Henry Bankhead.
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Clarence Blosser
Miss Holland
New Orleans
Miss Best
Buffalo
Messrs
Carl and
Willi Woodward
New Or
Boss Best
Gari
Will Woodward
Inee
Miss Marie Roberts
Texas
Brenou
John Ares
W . Walliams
Toledo
Ohio
Williams
Misa Willie B. Thompson
Peachtree Place
Atlanta
Piedtant
Alabama
H. &. Harmon
Harmon
Florida
Major
BF. Hardaway
Worth McPherson
Jack Sullivan
Hast Lake
Watt
Kimball
Alitchell Burdette
State University At
Knoxville
Beverly LinBose
Leila Frierson
Columbus
Tenn
J. W. Brown
North Boulevard
Thomas Peeples
Charles
Ryan
Washington
Catherine
Henry Bankhead
Social notes from Fort McRhexson and Birmingham guests
Fort McRhexson and Birmingham visitors return home after holidays. Miss Logan remains as a beauty from the St. Burg ball. Captain and Mrs. Balzell host Miss Milton of Florida and Lucile Atkinson, daughter of the late Governor. Dr. Nicolson returns to New York after holidays with W. P. Nicolson. Katherine Ellis visits Baltimore. Barry Wright returns to Roma, Otis, and Mr. Ernest Dallis. Miss Dons Bain heads to New York. Tilen and Harriet Dean host a Boulevard watch party. Mr. Merrill and Milner family return to Athens. Mrs. Crichton and Mrs. Giddings plan to join Dr. Giddings in St Augustine.
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Fort McRhexson
Irs
John Uke
Birmingham
van Ors
Gale Higve
Logan
Itkelt Nefes
Balzell
Miss Milton
Florida
Florida, the Cousin of Mrs. Balzell
Luciile Atkinson
W. ¥. Atkinson
William Perrin Nicolson
College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York
W. P. Nicolson
Katherine Ellis
Young
Baltimore
Otis
Barry Wright
Roma
Ernest Dallis
Dons Bain
Tilen
Harriet Dean
Jeer
Boulevard
F. A. Merrill
Aewberter Milner
Athens
Chistes
Giddings
Crichton
St Angustine
Frank Harrell Dines Local Railroad Men
Railroad passenger men in Atlanta voted unanimously to honor Frank Harrell manager of the Winecoff hotel. The dinner hosted by Mr Y Harrell featured humor and stories, with toastmaster John Smith and many rail executives and friends in attendance. The group planned an annual banquet at the Winecoff in January and named Harrell and Smith honorary members of Atlanta’s Passenger Club.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Teachers’ Association
Theity Council
Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Slaton
Association For the Advancement of Science
Kate Masse
Teachers’ Association
Gilmee Ster
Emma, Wesley
A. T. Wise
Gertrude Corrigan
Frank Harrell
Winecof Hotel
Y Harrell
Ike” Carter
Union
Terminal
Mr. Harrell
W. H. Fogg
Central
John ¥. Smith
Harrell
Mr. Smith
Passenger Club of
J. O. Bean
The
Southern
H.C. Bailey
Louisville and Nashville
A. EB. Mathews
Prisco
J. A. Higgins
West Point
Ti. J. Hunt
Tock Island
Campbell Woolrich
Texas Pacifi
Lauren Foreman
Sothern
W. da. Fosa
H. Carter
Southeastern
Santa Fe
B. TE. Fell
Birbingham
Bates
State Association
Travele Protective Association
0. M.ezell
Wright
Vernon Stiles
Constitution
Starving Man Is Aided By Dentists In Savannah
A desperate Chicago man, unable to find work or food, sought to sell gold teeth to Savannah dentists. Instead of removing his teeth, the dentists provided him funds to meet his immediate needs.
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Savannah
Chicago
Wila
Dinner for Oglethorpe University fund workers planned
Invitations issued for 6:42 PM Monday dinner at the Hotel Ansley hosted by the special committee on the Oglethorpe university subscription fund. W. S. Witham asked invited guests to reply whether they can attend and said no collections will be taken. The meeting aims to discuss matters of interest to the committee and the college.
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Ansley
Oglethorpe, University
Witham
Winona
Hinsley
Moyer
Channing
George S. Nicholls
Morer
Chester McCormick
Militia
Houghton
English suffragist calls suffragette slang term in England
Mrs. Anna Pletcher of Oldham England, guest in Atlanta, argues the word suffragette is slang and praises non militant suffragists. She notes English suffrage is advanced by the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies and predicts reforms in parliament. She remarks mill workers show readiness for suffrage and will speak at Atlanta suffragists meeting.
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Anna Pletcher
Oldham
England
South
Fletcher
National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies For
Shin
House of Commons
Pankhurst Organization
Pankhurst
Edward Wright
United Kingdom
Mrs.Fletcher
Atlanta
Norman Hackett Promotes O Henry Early Life in Atlanta
Norman Hackett lectured at the Georgian Terrace lounge on O Henry’s early life and influences. The program, honoring the Players' Club, drew members of Atlanta’s drama circles as Hackett discussed the writer’s democracy and world of people, ending with a reading of O Henry poems.
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Norman Hackett
O. Henry
Rainey
Georgian Terrace
D. Henry
Hackett
Players’ Club
Iate
Atlanta
Lynemberg
Iengua
Dunala ©. Stuart
Princeton University
Pos
T. B. Felder
Deportation probe for Moyer sparks Washington action
Washington orders a Justice Department inquiry into the sudden departure of Charles H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, from Calumet. The probe follows claims of forcible abduction and threats of lynching amid mine-owner and militia tensions. Moyer, wounded, remains hospitalized as officials await his next statements and plans.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Calumet
Department
Howard J. Bowman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Martine
Moyet
Ferfig
Cruse
Moyer
Hinsley
Advertise for Used Piano in Constitution Want Ad
Musicians advise buying a good make used piano over a poor new one. Read the Constitution want ad and call Main 5000 or Atlanta 5001 to place or respond to the listing.
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Atlanta
Auditorium Armory Reports Strong Year in Use and Upgrades
The committee on auditorium and conventions released a year end report showing about 306 200 people served, 184 usage events for entertainments and conventions, and that the Auditorium will become city property free of debt. It urges 15 950 for sprinkler installation to cut insurance costs about 50 percent and notes praised work by Fred Houser Homer J Weaver and others. Repairs and flooring needs at Taft hall and main approaches are outlined along with completion of a Gilmer Courtlandt area project.
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Committee On
James G. Woodward
C. D. Knight
Auditoriaum Armory
Atlanta
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Atlanta Automobile and Accessory Assocation
Convention Bureau of the
Chamber of Commence
Fred Houser
Homer J. Weaver
Taft Hall
Dt Ig
Gilmer
Courtland Tzgete
New State Bank at Athens Receives Charter Request
Secretary of State Phil Cook yesterday received an application for a charter for a new State bank to be named Clarke County Bank in Athens. Capital stock is $25,000. Incorporators are George X. Coleman H. M. Coleman and Carl B. Crossiey, all of Athens.
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New State Bank
Athens
Phil Cook
Clarke County Bank
George X. Coleman
H. M. Coleman
Carl B. Crossiey
Atlanta Weather Turns Cold With Freezing Likely
The weather bureau expects a sharp drop in temperature in Atlanta today with freezing conditions possible as instruments indicate a minimum near 24 degrees. Forecasters warn of continuing cold and possible rainfall as a cold snap may persist through the week.
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Weather Bureau
Atlanta
Toll of murders tops in Chicago year end records
Chicago police records show thirty one homicides in December an average of about one each day. The year’s toll is described as among the highest in the city’s history. Two cases are noted as Black shond vases with one homicide a patricide involving a ten year old boy who claimed the devil talked him into it.
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Chicago
Police Department
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