Dance guests at Camp Jessup Officers Club
TC Thompson of New York hosted 191 Miss Martha Bowen as a guest at Camp Jessup. A dance last night at the Ca. Jessup Officers' club was attended by many town guests. Chaperons included Colonel and Mrs. Charles Eddy and others.
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TC Thompson
New York
Martha Bowen
Camp Jessup
Jack Swarthout
Ca. Jessup
Charles Eddy
8. B. Torman
Claude Frederic
Helen Tureman
Lethes Turman
Dor
Hazel Nelson
Lucile de Rake
Baltimore
Baltimore; Miss Bratge , Jine Bateman, of Chicago; George Northen
Harry Haliman
Frank Hooper
John Slaton
Henry Robinson
Archie Gann
Bernard Wilkes
Charles Betley
Roy Perry
Robert Baker
Lieutenant Watson
Lieutenant Gooch
Eee
Catherine Nash
Columbus
Elizabeth
Riviera
Sonia Solomonoff
Cave Spring
State Institution For the Deaf
J. Ridley
A. F. Walker
Hot Springs
Ark
C. C. Wyatt
J. B. F. Heresho
French Alliance Meeting At Carnegie Library
Alliance Francaise meets this afternoon at 3 30 in the Carnegie library assembly room to discuss the art of reading with Mme Slifer comparing the styles of Bernhart and another tragedienne.
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Alliance Francaise
Carnegie Library
Mme. Slifer
Bernhart
Social items from The Constitution in Atlanta 1921
A parade of society notes from January 6 1921 lists Dorothy Jernigan Sivizi Mott Thelma Morang Mary Annice McGinty Celestia McGinty Eliza beth Zippitt Marian Phillips Mary Agnes Phillips Johnie Rowlett Hetta Rowlett Dorothy Stribling Kate King Dixie Leonard Martha Weeks Elizabeth Reynolds and the Misses Fudge. It records visits engagements travel and family news among Atlanta residents and guests including Mrs Kenneth Goode of New York Mrs Max Wright and son Leba pon Wright II Mrs W M Burke and friends in Chicago Waynesboro Dublin and Boston and social events at the Atlanta theater and Hast Lake Country club. The item also notes births visits departures and upcoming visits across a broad circle of local society.
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the Constitution
Atlanta
Arnold Broyles
Juniper Street
Kenneth Goode
New Yorn
Max Wright
Orant Bre
Miller
Hutchins
Leba
Pon Wright II
Florida
Leonard S. Mumfort
Martha Frances Bowen
Florrie Thompson
Tarrytown
Hast Lake Country Club
Roy €. Johnson
Columb
Bu Ft
W. HB. Bowen
Martha Bowen
Lea Street
West End
Miss Catherine Nash Hosts Evening at The Cabin East Lake
At The Cabin in East Lake on Friday the 31st Miss Catherine Nash entertained a small group with music and dancing. Guests included Miss Louise Brown Miss Martha Baker Miss Julia Glenn Miss Jessie Watts John Brown John Goff George Welker Herbert Alden Donald Hastings and Tom Sheen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Nash
East Lake
Louise Brown
Martha Baker
Julia Glenn
Jessie Watts
John Brown
John Goff
George Welker
Herbert Alden
Donald Hastings
Tom Sheen
Meetings of Atlanta chapter executive board today
The executive board of the Atlanta chapter in District AR will meet with chairman Mrs. Charles A. Davis at 1125 Peachtree Street today at 10 36 o’clock. The Center Hill School Parent-Teacher Association holds its monthly meeting in the school auditorium at 2 15 this afternoon.
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Fraser Street School
Joseph Habersham
D. A.R
W. D. White
George’ Dexter
Chris Han Clarke
Charles Robinon
AL. Milligan
D. C. Tebo
Marlon Harper
Georgian Terrace
St. Mark’s Church
J. R. Watts
Atlanta
D- AR
Charles A. Davis
Peachtree ‘Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Center Hill
Propose to Place Armenian Farmers Upon Dixie Lands
Washington January 5 A New Orleans Association of Commerce appeal urges amendment to the Johnson bill to let immigrants settle millions of vacant acres. The group asks state department and President Wilson aid to bring Armenian refugee farmers to southern lands, with charity funds to support them after arrival.
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New Orleans Association
Washington
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Johnson Bil
Senate Immigration Committee
State Department
Wilson
Black Sea
South
Muscle Shoals Dam Nitrate Plant Likely to Be Completed
Washington reports a strong likelihood that the Senate will add the $26,000,000 Muscle Shoals nitrate plant funding to the sundry civil bill, aiming to complete the Alabama project. Democrats from the South and West resist scrapping the plant, while Republican leaders wage a major lobbying fight to secure nitrate production for farmers at production cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fie Hollomon
Washington
Great Muscia Shoals
Senate
Wilson Dam
Alabama
Amanda
House
Fordney
South
West
New York
Georgia
Congress
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Bridgetea
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Florrle Pen
John T. Dobbs
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Tenn
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Caticara Oe Sana
Knapp
Virginia Fenn
Piedmont Avenue
Susilo Knapp
Richmond
Katherine Reese
Hazel Verinoy
Kathleen Smith
Ruth Turner
Frances, Transon
Bessie Vernoy
Yire
W. M. Burke
Chicago
W. J. Burke
Mrs. Burke
Livingston Wright
Waynesboro
Mr. Jones
Wright
Logan Clarke
Dublin
Louis J. Dinkler
Hotel Astor
Kimball House
Francis Ellott Mackle and Sons
Boston
Mass
Elizabeth Locheridge
W. D. Ferguson
Laurens
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Harold Rogers
Misa Locheridge
Mrs. Ferguson
Belle A. Cook
Ethel Cook
Howard Cook
Graham Williams
Isham L. Gunter
Mories
Thomas ‘Barrett TH
Ildren
Augusta
Hsey Hayheye
D. Mays
Macon
le Conte Talley
Mr. and Airs. N.N. Taley
Tech
William Claer Spiker
Frank Sale
Montgomery
Ala
J. J. Chambers
Peachtres Road
Ona
Martha Drake Vogler
Griffin
A. Hild
East Fourteenth Street
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North Avenue Presbyterian School
Morris Brandon
Pace
Kerry Road
John W. Phelps
Frankcin
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Barry Wright
Rome
Graham Phelan
Dr. J. @. Bradley
South Georgia
Blackstock, Hale & Morgan
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Dixie Lands
Pryor
Romaburn Avenue
the Tripod Paint Co
N. Pryor Street
Pryor Place
Srawit
Europe
European Relief Council
Council Atlanta
Candler Building
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