Vesper Club Evening Features And Voices At Bar Hall
The Yeaper elie members hosted a successful singherid at the Fl tel Ansty Bar hall with fifty members present. An orchestra provided music while guests and officers enjoyed afternoon tea. Prominent attendees included Mrs Teleb slark and Miss hi ances, and plans announced for upcoming events and appearances by local figures.
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Prinks
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Teleb Slark
Hi Ances
Ziyi
Society Scene Dazzles With Dancers And Luncheon Then U D C Meet
A bustling society page highlights a Hungarian peasant tableau led by Mr and Mrs HG Greer with groups of dancers and clowns. Mrs Frank Adar and Mrs Colvord present ensembles, while the Terpsichorean Dance club hosts a tea. Miss Murphey entertains with a luncheon at Druid Hills Club, and the Atlanta UDC convention sends a delegation in education drive amid prize essays. Matinee party honors visiting guests at the Forsyth, and charity candy sales boost Harvest Week.
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Jack Lewis
Frank Adar
Cher
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Iorsyth
Emma Jordan
Monticello
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Geailmesvile
Tor
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Covington
M Iiss
Helen Vick
Gwensboro
Sho
Misses Mal
Laurence Hormne
Lucile Kuhrt
Miss Dinkins
Druid Wills Golf Club
Luncheon and social events at Druid Hills and Atlanta clubs
A cascade of social notes describes Mrs Hart and Miss Louie King hosting guests in taffeta and brocade at a luncheon, Mrs John S Candler entertaining at Druid Hills Golf Club for Miles Margaret Hoppe and Miss Cora Vecord Brown, and Mr and Mrs Irving Thomas hosting a buffet supper on Feachtree. Italian dancers planned for Harvest Ball, Morning Bridge for a Georgia Tech visit, and a Cooking School by AM Sune church ladies with tickets at local stores.
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John S Candler
Druid Hills Golf Club
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Marietta
Wises Allie Candler
Cora Vecord Brown
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Irving
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Bridge
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Atlanta
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Marthe
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Tonise Mavs
Augusta
AM Sune
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Hikin Watsonding
Peacatres
Manotua
Mre Webber
Inperial
Drama League Change For Atlanta Meeting Revised Schedule
The Drama League of America event in Atlanta shifts to Friday at Gear Terrace Terrace for an address by national president Pit eiyal Chubb on community values and suffrage marches. Local suffrage leaders Mrs Eugene Mitchell Amelia Woodall and Miss Aurela Roach announce the arrangement. A march lineup and social events accompany the updated proceedings with arrangements for hospitality and attendee lists.
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Drake Vogler Wedding in Griffin Aims at New York Trip
Miss Martha Wheaton Drake daughter of Toswell Hill Drake of Griffin and Mr Charles Alexander Vogler of Winston-Salem NC wed at St Georges Episcopal Church Griff in. The ceremony featured Rev Edward Brian Andrews, with music by Elizabeth Milly Watts and Parks Walker. The couple left for a New York trip after the service.
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Winston-Salem NC
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Charles Harrison
Columbus
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Parks Walker
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Walker
Gilman Drake
Bartlett Searcy
Henretta Searcy
Reception This Afternoon For Queen and Maids of Honor
A grand reception is planned at the Ansley Hotel this afternoon at 330 o'clock to honor the Georgia Harvest Festival queen and the maids of honor. Mrs J Hadens committee will chaperon as guests assemble in the ballroom with decorations and a tea dansant to follow. The procession includes many named maids of honor from various towns and households, with a formal group photograph to be taken on the steps of the Carnegie Library.
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Whard
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Jefferson
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Mildred Greane Eaton
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Saraingee
King Home
Georgia
Anstey
L Haden
State Chamber of Commerce
Haden
Piedmont
Chris
Clarke
The
Festival Association
Georgia Harvest Festival Crowds Honor Queen in Atlanta
Large crowds filled Atlanta for the Georgia Harvest Festival crowned by a coronation. Jak Lewis oversaw the event as Rotary members planned post show appreciation. Tens of thousands arrived by rail, traffic officers kept crowds orderly, and scouts patrolled to reunite lost children. The midway boasted attractions from The Garden of Allah to the Submarine F4 replica, with steady hotel activity and extensive advance ticket sales.
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Ty Jeary
Lewis
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Union Stations
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Bayne Gibson
Marietta Street
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Terminal
Midway
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Garden of Allah
Pacific
Cone Marrietta
Spring Street
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Winston wedding guests include notable out-of-town attendees
The ceremony welcomed Winston Balen NOC as hosts with out-of-town guests such as Mrs Wally Westmore, Mr Douglas Barnen, and Mr Jack Simpson of Avanta. Also present were Miss Susie Hatch for Mr Glanchard Battle and Mr Charles UWarrison of Columbus, with Mr Richard Clemmer of New York and Mr Herbert Vogler of Winnston Salem WC.
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Wally Westmoreland
Douglas Barnen
Jack Simpson
Avanta
Susie Hatch
Glanchard Battle
Charles Uwarrison
Columbus
Richard Clemmer
New York
Herbert Vogler
Winnston Salem WC
Italy Denounces Sinking of Ancona
The Italian government condemns the sinking of the Angona, a civilian vessel bound for New York with unarmed passengers and cargo. It asserts ruthless force targeted at private property and noncombatants, noting no evidence of military involvement. The act is described as an unparalleled atrocity beyond any prior wartime justification.
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Hinev
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Sardinia
Tunia
America
Unjust Submarine Attack On Ancona Passengers
The article condemns a submarine attack on the Ancona, noting belligerents must protect civilian lives and observe international law. It reports the submarine opened fire without warning, striking passengers and lifeboats, killing and wounding many as crew sought rescue. calls the conduct a grave violation and urges nations to denounce such aggression.
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Ancona
Une Ancona
ouLushi
Major Pettas Dead in Mashincton
Major Pettas of the U S A died after illness in Mashincton on November 1. He was a nephew of the late Senator Fettus of Tama and aged 1. His body was sent to Mobile for burial. Swift & Co acted as funeral arrangers in Atlanta for the week’s services.
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Thuma
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Tie
Fettus
At Tama
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Swift & Co
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