Wedding of Miss Edna Green McCrary in Atlanta
Edna Green McCrary of Atlanta wed her groom, Brunswick merchant son of C. E. B. Arnold, in a Sunday ceremony. The couple, hosted by families, will reside in Brunswick after a wedding trip. both are prominent local social figures and out-of-town relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S ‘McCrary
Wes Roy Arnold
Edna Green, McCrary
Atlanta
Arnold
Brunswick
Columbia
Mra
M. V. McCrary
Atanta
Social Calendar Highlights in Atlanta Tonight and Weekend
Numerous gatherings fill the Atlanta scene with bridge teas, dances, and receptions. Hostesses include Mrs. Charles Moon and Mrs. Albert Adams Jr. at Inman Park and sixteenth street homes. The City Federation presidents council meets at 3, Peachtree address. Washington Seminary Mandolin and Guitar club hosts, with the Harp club, for student performances. Writers' Club gathers Ansley hotel for elections and a postponed Harry Edwards reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Writers’ Club
Ansley Hotel
Harry Stillwell Hdwards
Edwards
Writer's Club
Capital City Club
Leide to Give Lecture Recital at Howard Theater
Enrico Leide, musical director, will present a lecture recital on the orchestra and orchestra music at 11 am Wednesday at the Howard theater. Anne Jago contralto assists with thirty Howard Orchestra members. Open to public and club members with a 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce ‘de Leon Bapitat
Thia
Atlanta Event Highlights A Holiday Ball and Card Fair
In a ballroom setting lavishly decorated with white and pink, a two hundred twenty five guest dinner featured a unique interpretive dance by Miss Coleman and a Mount Tve Baptist chorus performance. Notables from Chicago Denver Niagara Falls and Providence attended, with Mrs Sherman Cook and Mrs Max Oppenheim among listed guests. The Atlanta Musicians Association plans an old fashioned dinner party on Peachtree Street, while the Club de Vinet and Club de Vingt plan dances. a Mammoth Bridge card party on January 20 will host 800 players across 200 tables with 32 prizes and colonial blue and white decor.
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Lanta
Cinh
Donehoo
Wiliam Bott Griffith
The
Atlanta
Peachtree” Street
Paul Donehoo
the ‘Union
Mammoth Bridge
Thera Wit
D. A
D. A.romargnia
Pi Pi Club Dance Tonight at Auditorium for Nursery Fund
Pi Pi Club members host a benefit dance at Tafthalle Auditorium this evening at 3 o clock. Garber Davia orchestra will provide music. Officers include Miss Allan Carroll president and Miss Emily Davis treasurer, with numerous club members listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Pi
John Barclay
Tafthalle
Garber-Davia
Nyitetbeth
Margaret Whitman
Mary
Allanana
Tizabeth Carroll
Marton
Mith
Cath
Ezine
Mary Malone
Hibes
Borglum to Carve Head of Lee on Stone Mountain
In Atlanta a packed meeting of the Robert E Lee chapter heard sculptor D. Borglum pledge the carving of General Lee’s head on Stone Mountain by July or August. Prince Louis de Bourbon was introduced, and the chapter leader praised Borglum and the women of the South. Reports from officers noted scholarships, Confederate family aid, portraits for schools, a soldiers’ home effort, and plans for Lee birthday activities. New members joined the chapter.
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Prince Louis Ds Bourbon
Agnes Scott College
Prince Louis
Gutzon Borglum
Agnes Scott
Borglum
Lee
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
DE Gutzon “Borglum
LL. ‘D
Nee Stone. Mountain
Hill
McD. Wilson
Afr
Borglan
W. H. Sander
L.C. Matthews
Dirsavid Milburn
Soldiers’ Home Committee
Mill Burn
Thes
A. D., Woodward
College Park
Cox College
Ee -Park
J. T
Derry
Junior Diversion Of Music Club Adds Young Talent
Nine Atlanta youth musicians join the Atlanta Music Study Club junior division. The regular meeting Saturday at Ponca de Leo Baptist annex opens at 2 30 to accommodate the new children's chorus starting at 2 46. Members may still join at 2 45. Choral work is open to all department members without extra charge. The program includes Beethoven study, with children Gardner Gundy Marion Stokes Margaret Wade Annette Granger Marguerite Hardwick Doris Howard Ellen Gordon Bertie Bigenders George McNamee and Paulist tenor Maerber of Chicago. Dues for new members reduced to 1 for the year.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Music Study Club
rMs
Armand Car- Fol
Tha
Youn‘r
Gardner
Gundy
Marion Stokes
Margaret Wade
Annette Granger
Marguerite -- Hardwick
Doris Howard
Ellen
Gordon
Bertie Bigenders
George
McNamee
Young
Maerber
Birthday Party in Fairyland Celebrated With Fairy Guests
A children's party held Wednesday afternoon celebrated a sixth birthday with a Fairyland theme. Guests included many cousins and friends, with a fairy arrival and a child acting as a party host. The dining room featured yellow decor and a Mother Goose style cake, while attendees listed include many local youngsters and families.
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Ara Ransom
Ronald Ranson
Engane
Viantoy
Wil Ny Jactrice
Paniang
Jed
Tri
Nena Ees
ann ieheane _ Ber
Jhonn
Florens Bryan
Marion
Cobb
Racia
Inman
Willis Jones
Hopkins
Eugene Dickey
Callender
A Weltner
Anne
Scott Barman
Claire
Frances Ode
Ruth
Cagelee Annals, Jr
Wultaec
Barnard
Noted Actor George Beban to Appear at Howard Theater
An Atlanta Woman's Club program lists Betty King Betty McDuffin and others as guests for a reception honoring actor George Beban who will appear in person at the Howard Theater. The schedule includes a Tuesday Wednesday showing of One Man in Britain and a Thursday violin obligato by Mrs. James H. Whitten. Mrs. Charles Chalmers announced the France trip and civic leaders will attend.
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Mary Butt Griffith
Washington
Penié
J. Frances Clarke
Suzanne Springer
Hath Stockton
Frances Floyd
Ruth Jolly
Emly Walker
Edna Horine
Washington Seminary
Harp Club
Atlanta Woman's’ Club
George Beban
Ater
Howard
Wenes
Britias
Charles Chalmers
Irving
Thomas
France
James H. ‘Whitten
Jack Spillane
Chalmers
Will Bley
Behan
Ig City
Atlanta
Civic
Baban
Fetter
Woman's Club
Executive board: league attendance boosts expectations
The executive board notes a large turnout for the Third Ward league meeting with over two hundred members expected. Officials signal orderly conduct and renewed vigor for upcoming events as SBC.
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Erecutiv Board
of. of. the League
Biscusalo
SBS
Corder
Athe
Third Ward League
Memberanio
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Society
West
Graham Weat
Btg
Sioon
Albert C. Gray
Mary Lucy
Laerent
Lallie Silvey
Dixon
Marie Harbin
Las Virginia Norman
Joan ‘Kilian
Beverly
Jane Baird
Harriette Leslie
Homer
Tillie Belle Mixon
Elizabeth Gibson
Beverily
Anita
Mason
Dorothy Cody
Helen
Martha Morton
J. D. Harbin
James Henry Holcombe
van Buren
W. Whatley
Jeromes Silvey Whatley
EB. B. Erd
Capistol Avenue
Seminary
Griffith
Tadv
Taft
Charles
Louise Nyaod
Covington
White
Inman Park
Albart
Thornton Calla
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Peachtree
Hortense Adams
Albert Adams, Jr
Albert
Adams
Sixteenth Street
Atlanta, Woman's Club
Harris
Ler
Last Fourteenth Street
J. K
Ottley
Joyeusa
Mias
Virginia Bowman
Inglealf
Olien Mandolin
Davis & Freeman
Davis & Freeman, Inc
Diamonds
Whitehall
Carter
Aagon Bradwaye
Detratt
Woodrae
Mather
Gallagher
Providence
Max Oppenheim
Niagara’ Falls
N. Y
John A. Stape
Dunkirk
N.Y
HL de St Ona
Haralston
Gniey Stra
W. Work
Evansi M. Trout
Terre Chartes
H., Stud
Hafey, Malti
Bileck
Edohn
Chris Conyers
Toye
Smith
MeéAfee
Poole
Evan Smith
Nat Hee Ison
Allan
Pleres
Billy
Ginni France Latimer
A. Alston
Nk. Freeman
Elen Head
Gobble Crumley Arms
James
Whitten Raven
Club de Vinet
Club de ‘Vingt
Chaie
Jennie Johnson
Frances Adams
Ruth Osborne
Mary Bardwell
Perdué
C.B. Walker
John
A. Maneot
Love
Corrar
Barnes
Macon
Benson Sword
Georgia Daughters
Admiral Benson
Hanfisome
Georgia
Stafford -Seldall
Ee Scholarships
Gorman
Marzarat—~Jones
Betty King
Betty
McDuffin
Delaridze Grove
Bartha “Rich
Katherine’ Stocking
Ahantotte Slau
Enan
Walter
Roper
Haverty
Elizabeth Eiongt
Anne Dargar
Aren
Hielon- Lowndes
Brown Rathe
Nate
Frank
Hawkins
Will
Ente Tal Alett
the Howard
Thater
Clarence L. Rus
Shartles
de Bourbon
Mies
Nelson
Hough
Richardson
Mra. George
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
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