Tea at Club Will Compliment Ladies of Credit Convention
A tea for visiting Credit Men convention attendees to be held Tuesday from 4 to 6 at the Druid Club. Mrs. B M Boykin chairs the ladies entertainment. many civic hosts and officers attend as guests of honor. Luncheon will be served. entertainment features include Miss Nellie Sullivan pupils dance program and Little Miss Eugenia Snow. Wedemeyer’s orchestra provides music.
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Nellie Sullivan
Atlanta
Eugenia Snow
Wedemeyer
White-McLarty Wedding Plans Announced Today
Invitations issued for the marriage of Dodo White to Robert Pritchard McLarty on Wednesday June 20 at 5 50 PM at the Wood shore country place in Woodstock Heathoro road. Miss Anne Melartr of Birmingham will be maid of honor. Houston White brother of the bride is best man. Flower girls include Dorothy and Cherry Emerson Mary Wyatt Scott Paul Potter jr Teten Mytls and more. Numerous social events accompany the wedding with lunches and bridge parties planned for June 17 19 and 20.
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W. Woods White
Dodo
Robert Pritchard McLarty
Woodstock
Heathoro Road
Misa Anne Melartr
Birmingham
Ala
Houston White
Dorothy Emerson
Cherry Emerson, Jr
Mary Wyatt Scott
L. D. Scott
Paul Potter
Teten Mytls
Dre
Miss Wainwright Weds Harold Harlan in Jesup
Miss Jimmie Katherine Wainwright married Harold Reed Harlan at the First Methodist Church in Jesup on Saturday evening. The ceremony featured a ring exchange, organ music, and a reception at the bride’s sister’s home. The couple will reside at Peachtree Court Apartments in Atlanta after a wedding trip, with many out of town guests attending.
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Wainwright
Harlan
Jesup
Jimmie Kathering Wainright
Harold Reed Harlan
First Methodist Church
W. A. Brooks
Mais
K. Murphy
Sarahee Raybon
Enterme
Torer
Homer L. Harlan
Luute
I. M. Rayhon
Mia
Peachtree Court Aparments
Atlanta
Amon
Gaz
A. A. Arnett
Tampa
Hadassah Bridge Party Planned at Imperial Hotel
Hadassah chapter hosts a benefit bridge party at the Imperial hotel on Monday June 18 from 2 30 to 5 o'clock. The event is the season's final entertainment with proceeds aiding Hadassah hospitals. Prizes are donated for each table and admission is 50 cents. Tickets available from chairman Mrs Charles Buchwald Main 0912.
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Hadassah
Imperial Hotel
Helm
Charles Buchwald
D. A. R. Chapter Plans Flag Day Meeting
The D A R Chapter will hold a June Flag Day gathering in Habersham Hall at 6:00. A short business session replaces the usual monthly meeting. The afternoon program includes music recitations and an address, with visiting Daughters invited to attend.
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Tmnt Ange
Oeleb
Habersham Hal
Lovely Debutantes Honored at Large Afternoon Party
A reception at the Druid Hills Golf Club celebrated debutantes Miss Lucy Candler daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa G Candler and Miss Elizabeth Owens daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Heinz hosted by Mrs Samuel Candler Dobbs and her daughter Mrs Lynn Frederick Howard. Attendants included Mrs Henry Heinz Mrs Asa Candler Jr and others. Attire featured lavender accents, pink floral corsages, and gowns in chiffon and embroidered net with picture hats.
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Druid Hills Golf Club
Lucy Candler
Asa G. Candler
and Hee Consin
Elizabeth Owens
Ylenry Heinz
Samuel Candler Dobbs
Lynn Frederick Howard
Dresden
Catherine Candler
Miss
Lacey Candler
Henry Heinz
Asa Candler, Jr
Howard McNair
Joseph G. Heard
H. P. Dobbs
Arthur Welly
Warren Leach
Walton
John &. Mor
Howard Candler
Walter Candler
Tibbs
Miss Candler
Luncheon to Delegates At Druid Hills Social Events
Delegates and wives to the national Credit Men convention will attend a luncheon at Druid Hills Golf Club on Tuesday and a dance at Piedmont Driving Club on Wednesday. Reservations are closed, with preparations complete for these social affairs. The Atlanta Woman's Club reception, President's Hall at Auditorium Armory, Lake Wend, and the Venice Carnival pageant Thursday will draw large crowds. The entertainment committee, led by William T. Percy, aims to showcase coordinated social events reflecting the organization’s efficiency. Nellie Sullivan will present pupils in dances at Druid Hills.
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Druid Hills Golf Club
Dancheon
Viedmont
National Convention of Credit New
Herbert Choate
HS Gallinsworth
Atlanta
Climan
Lakewood
Druid Tells
Nellie Sullivan
Wiill
Elaborate Reception Opens Credit Men Convention in Atlanta
An elaborate reception opens the National Association of Credit Men convention in Atlanta this week. The Atlantic Club hosts the event with guests arriving from near and far for a formal welcoming hour. Palms and garden flowers decorate the banquet hall, creating an elegant setting for the gathering.
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Credit Men
Atlante
Atlantic
Avelack
Bentitud
Tlib
Grace Powell Hosts Tea for Visiting Colleagues
Miss Laura Waddell and Miss Florence Banks of Columbus arrive to be guests of Miss Grace Powell at her parents home on Peachtree Street. Powell plans a large afternoon tea Friday at the Piedmont Dining Club to honor the visitors as other social events are scheduled, including a matinee party hosted by Mrs. A C Shepherd for Kathrine Richards of Miami. The B P Women’s Club meets June 13 at 7 pm at 014 1-2 North Pryor Street.
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Laura Waddell
Florence Banks
Columbus
Grace Powell
Arthur Powell
Peachtree Street
Miss Powell
Piedmont
Mrs. Shepherd
A. C. Shepherd
The
Howard
Catherine Richards
Miami, Fla
Clementine Livingston
Laura Sue Richards
Clara Will Wueh
Ards
Evelyn Shepherd
Business and Professional Women's
Pryor Street
Tech Seniors Host Hop at Capital City Country Club
Georgia Tech seniors hosted a Monday evening dance at Brookhaven Capital City Country Club with Miss Ethel Niall Walter Mitchell Marguerite Gresham and Alexander Hunt leading the senior hop. The room featured white and gold Tech colors electric sign pennants and palms. Chaperons included Mr and Mrs Robert W Davis and others. Visiting belles Mary Mack Josephine Douglas Sarah Hall Zoe Fischer Annette McNutt Henrietta McCormack among several guests. North Side Embroidery Club meets June 13 at 3 50 PM at Mrs A D Miller’s. Los Angeles Bell Hops will play a script dance Thursday at Roseland Hall Peachtree Cain at 9 PM.
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Georgia School of Technology
Brookhaven
Capital City
Ethel Niall
Walter Mitchell
Marguerite Gresham
Alexander Hunt
Tech
Homer Carter
Vernon Borum
Robert W. Davis
A. Orme
A. H. Jeter
Robin Adair
Nora Earnest Northern
Mary ‘Mack
Thomaston
Margaret Elder
Josephine Douglas
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Jean Williams
Sarah Hall
Athens
Elizabeth Carroll
Piedmont Avenue
Zoe Fischer
Newnan
Lula Lewis
Annette McNutt
Knoxville
Aileen Herris
Fourteenth Street
Henrietta McCormack
Fu Faula
Ala
Ada Peeples
Los Angeles
Silk fabrics sale at Rich's Main Floor
M RICH & BROS offers numerous silk fabrics in assorted widths and colors with prices from 1.49 to 3.95. Items include 36 to 40 inch Laterz silks, Canton weaves, satin, crepe de Chine, chiffon, and printed patterns for dresses and sportswear.
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Rich's
Women Welcome Cool Silk Frocks at Rich’s Second Floor
Women will welcome cool silk frocks priced at 22.95 as Rich’s promotes new arrivals on the second floor. The ad highlights light fabrics and summer styles likely to appeal to shoppers seeking airy outfits and affordable chic.
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B. M. Boykin
Collingworth
Credit Men's Association
Association
H. Ei. Moody
Wilmer Moore
Ralph Rosenbaum
J. L. Baldwin
Os. Papy
H. D. Carter
Ag Jones
G. I. Williamson
Ashby Jones
White-McLarty
Miss White
Avery Drise
Mr. Mey
Charlie Green
Harry Hollman
George Northern
East Lake
J. O. Wann
T. W. Sawtell
C. S. Palmer
White McLarty
Mrs. White
J. P. Stevens Engraving CO
Atlanta, GA
Archive
Druid Hills
Davis & Freeman, Inc
Whitehall
Kryptok
Walter Ballard Optical Co
William L. Percy
Atlanta Woman's Club
National Association of Credit Men
Stewart
Whitehall Street
Warner’s
Seven Aces
Atlanta Constitution Orchestra
Capital Dry Club
Miss Grace Powell
Capital City Country Club
M.rich & Bros. CO
Rich
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