Beautiful tea dance for younger social set
Mrs. Edward Peters hosted a tea dance at home with a bright company of brides and debutantes. Guests included Mrs. Dozier Lowndes and Mrs. Ewell Gay, with Miss Isoline Campbell. An orchestra played, refreshments featured a rose centerpiece, and attendees wore elegant gowns. Also noted were neighborhood events and an Equal Suffrage Association meeting at the Anstey hotel with speeches by Mrs. Jarvis and Mr. MacDonald.
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Edward ©. Peters
Dozier Lowndes
Ewell Gay
Isoline Campbell
Miss Campbell
Equal Suffrage Association
Atlanta
Jarvis
Michigan
R. F. MacDonald
Amelia Woodall
Anstey Hotel
Capital City Club
Itar City Club
Helen Conroy
Hast Orange
N. J
John Morris
Morris
Valdemar Gude
Ben Daniel
J. V. Pierson
Tea and Society Notes Share Atlanta Rumors
Miss Laura Coles informal Thursday tea gathers twenty five young women to meet Miss Frances Goderes’s guest Miss Clark of Covington. Mrs Fred W Cole hosts with daughter as Mrs Charles Boynton and Mrs Newton Crale pour. Ruby Kelly to wed John Weisiger in New York January 27. Mrs Irving Thomas remains in New York for the wedding. Camilla Walker wed to G G Alexander January 16. future home in Macon. Drama League reads two plays at Georgian Terrace with Robert Loveman as guest. Series of parties for Misses Foy and guests hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas Lynch. Suffrage activity opens at 217 Peachtree Street with floral decor by ninth ward ladies.
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Oiss
Mary Peabody
Druid Hills
Louise Jones
Louisville
Miss Jones
Richmond
Miss Peabody
William J. Peabody
Charles P. King
Capital City Club
Miss. Jones
C. H. Lombard
The
Livingstone
Cyrus Stricklen
Driving Club
Laura Cole
Frances Goderes
Clark
Covington
Fred W. Cole
Charles Boynton
Newton Crale
Wo. Kelly-Weisiger
Atlanta
Ruby Kelly
A. In
Kelly
New York
John, Weisiger
Tawspa
Irving Thomas
Alexander-Walker
Catrena Walker
Camilla
G. G. Alexander
John
White
Alexander Test Immedi
Macon
Foy
Thomas I.gynch
Annie May Gallagher
Lucille Avenue
Alma Higgins
Bridge
B. J. Coleman
Sewing Club
V. @. Mason
College “Park
J. C. McCrory
Jacksonville
Fla
I. C. McCrory
J.C. Woodward
Alonzo. Richardson
Chancellor Thornton
C. A. Wickersham
C. L. Wickersham
D. Gray
BE. D. Barrett
Chip Robert
Aliss Elva Crenshiw
Annie May Hardin
Penn Brewster
Ella Hutchinson
Bessie Hutchinson
Coleman Brown
Emma Jones
Dan Lyle
Social rounds at Druid Hills clubs and Jacksonville links
A busy schedule of dances and socials unfolds at Druid Hills Golf Club with tea dances at the club and Athletic Club. Lucile Goodrich and Newton Thomas headline a Fire Dansant at the Vesper Club for Equal Suffrage Georgia. Mrs. Wason chairs, guests number about, hill decor and refreshments follow. Also noted are musicales and teas at homes of Mrs. Underdink and Mrs. Mason in College Park, plus a reception for Mr. and Mrs. McCrory with green and white decor and narcissus centerpieces featuring many local names and attendees.
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Dansant
Vesper Club
Equal Suffrage Party of Georgia
Lucile Goodrich
Newton Thomas
Wason
Emily C. McDougald
Aurelia Hoach
Roff Sims
James L. Derson
George ‘Harrington
Rainwater
Gus Dodd
Rowlett
Ten Muck Brown
Green
Saull
Jacob Patterson
Carrol Payne
Dinkins
Sam Weyman
McCrory
The
Indies
Methodist Church of
College Park
Alonzo Richardson
J Cc. McCrory
Jacksonville
Fla
J. C. “Gresham
George Longine
Lowndes Connally
Goleman Brown
Sarah Brown
Atlanta Grand Opera Fund Gains Notable Woman Support
Mrs. Arthur Kelly Evans in Atlanta to aid the grand opera fund pledging $600 and urging other women to back the effort. Her letter to Col. Peel lauds opera as a civic asset and a driver of employment, arts growth, and Atlanta’s status as a southern art center. Pledges announced total $37,450 with more hoped. committees urge rapid submissions.
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Arthur Kelly . Evans
Grand Opera Fund
Atlanta
Evans
Col
William Lawson Peel
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Peel
Hettig P
Arthur Kelly Bevane
Col. Peel
South
Hia
James Tt. Gray
L. G. Strauss
Ben Lee Crew
Eugene Haynes Company
Forrest
Food Facts For the Workingman's Wife To Study
Nutrition focused guidance urges workingmen's wives to cut meat and substitute cheaper, nutritious options like Faust Spaghetti made from durum wheat. The flyer promotes Faust Spaghetti as a strong blood builder and economy aid and is signed Maull Brothers of St. Louis.
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Faunt Spaghett
I Maull
BROS
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