Nine O Clock German Club Hosts Thanksgiving Ball
The Nine O Clock German Club opened the season with a Thanksgiving ball at the Piedmont Driving Club. Decor and attire reflected autumn colors and elegance as about 100 guests, including young and married couples, enjoyed formal dining, music, and a pearl necklace prize donated by Eugene Haynes. Notable attendees featured Miss Isoline Campbell and Miss Virginia Lipecomb among others, while a later tea dance drew visitors such as Mrs Edward MacDowell and painter Lucy J. Stanton.
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Smilax
Eugene Haynes
Lynn Werner
Hunter Perry
Jesse Draper
J. D. Osborne
Hal Hentz
Isoline Campbell
Virginia Lipecomb
Martha Coleman
Augusta
Isabel Robinson
Mase
Dorothy Arkwright
Harriet McDaniel
Isabel Kuhrt
Lucie Kuhrt
Helen Barnes
Macon
Jennie JD. Harris
Marian Atchison
Helen McCarty
Piedmont Driving Club
Edward MacDowell
Petersboro
N. H
Milas
Lucy J. Stanton
Atlanta
Jenni Ottley
Milton Atwood
MacDowell
To Have Nice Hair Scalp Clean, Dandruff Cure
An old ad touts scalp cleanliness as essential for healthy hair. A home remedy uses a teaspoon of sogp dissolved in hot water as a sham-poo to dissolve dirt grease and dandruff, leaving the scalp refreshed. Eggol is advertised as the cheap ingredient, costing twenty five cents and lasting months at any drug store.
LITTLE CHILDREN TO FILL WHITEHALL STREET WINDOW
A window display featuring one hundred children from the Home for the Friendless will grace the Whitehall Street corner window on Thanksgiving Eve. The event is an annual charity appeal as holiday visitors pass by, with many hosts and guests listed for Thanksgiving week social events in Atlanta.
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Whitehall Street
Atlanta
Terpsichorean Club
Peachireeana Third Streets
Lesa Seals
Belisire
Ohio
Kathleen Muller
Roseands
Weddings of Statewide Interest Reported in Georgia
Multiple Georgia towns report weddings of prominent families. Miss Calender Luz Lumpkin marries Dr. Ralph Montgomery Goss in Athens with relatives and notable guests. Miss Jennie Young and George Seals Wood wed in Quitman and plan a Florida honeymoon. Lois Dobbs and P. W. Briscoe wed in Athens. Nancy Howard Birdsong and Harold Foote marry in LeGrange with a small ceremony.
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Jennie Young
George Seals Wood
J. Young
L. Colson
Lucy
Cobb
Brooks County
Wood
Pittsburg Motor Company
Bleridian
Miss
Mrs Rosser Social Items From Stockbridge to Atlanta
Mrs Rosser social items note C F Roddey visiting Mrs Ward in Stockbridge and Miss Hath Wing leaving for Pennsylvania for a three month visit with sister Mrs FE G Russ. Mrs B C Ward visits Miss Annie Nolan in McDonough where she attended the wedding of Miss Hattie Sue Low to Mr Thomas Adam Stoan Jr. Captain B T Donnelly and Mrs Donnelly join Mr and Mrs Harry Bewick in Atlanta en route to Fort Sill Ohio.
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Army
Mra. Donnelly
Harry Bewick
Mora Bewick
Atlanta
Evelyn Harris
Fort Sifl
Ohio
B.C. Ward
Annie Nolan
McDonolugh
Hattie Sue Low
Thomas Adam Stoan, Jr
Hath Wing
Pennsylvania
Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Weddings
Stearns hosts a luncheon of six. Mrs Cromer returns from Whitmeyer visiting Mr and Mrs Coleman. Ho Erwin family at Hotel Winecoff to travel to North Carolina. Cora McCord Brown returns to Marietta. Hillyer couple host Thanksgiving guests including Mr and Mrs Brown of Rome and Mr and Mrs Harris announce birth of daughter on November 21. Tommie Lawson recovering from illness at St Josephs. Jeannette Bonkley leaves for Sandersville. Ripley to host a reception on West Peachtree for 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs Jones recovering from appendicitis at Piedmont sanatorium. Leech family from Live Oak, Florida visit. Shumate and Dorseys depart for Jacksonville for marriage to Mrs Mann. Dorseys return via Valdosta with two children. Emmie Willingham and Paul Reese wedding tonight at Willingham home on Piedmont Avenue. Gen Mrs Porter returns to Elberton after visit. Ruth Lalange of Birmingham to visit Miss Corrie Brown. Mary Kate Tolz and Frank Jones of Birmingham wed at North Avenue Presbyterian church. Dr Merritt departs for visit to sister Mrs DuPree in Moultrie. Col W T Gentry back from Piedmont Carolinas banquet in Charlotte.
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Albany
Rucker” McCarty
Loring ‘Raoul
Mies
Lifford West
Ruth Lallarge
Birmingham
Mies Aimée Hunnicutt
Berry
Dorothy High
Lawson
Mary Hines
Emily Stephens
Mary Gareth Hoyt
Marian Atchison
Virginia Linscomb
Martha Coleman
Augusta
Helen Barnes
Macon
Jennie D. Harris
Misa Lipscomt
Misa Dolemen
C. R. Atchison
Joel Hurt
Remsen King
Ralph Regan
Lawrence Tompkins
Ib. Osborne
John Brice
Sanderaones
W. A. Hodeman
F. Farley
Lewie Beck
J.hunnicutt
J Edgar Paullis
Marion Smith
Athens
Hiram C Told
Saratoza
Luke Teéat
Atlanta
Dr Goss
Mrs. Goss
West
Hoke Smith
Dr. Goss
Mrs. Breator Brown
Rome
Thomas C. Harris
Aes
Misa Tommie Lawson
St. Joseph's
Jeannette Bonkley
T T. B. French
Sandersville
Vas
T. J. Ripley
West Peachtree Street
O. H. Jones, Jr
Piedmont Sanatorium
Charles Porter
Elberton
J. Russell Porter
Ruth Lalange
Willian R Boyt
Corrie Brown
Mary Kate Tolt
Frank Jones
Neclack
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
E. P. Merritt
Slater
Needlecraft circle meets with irs and officers to elect
The Needlecraft circle will meet with irs on Glendale Avenue Wednesday December 1 at 2 pm. A full attendance is urged for election of officers and annual report. The Atlanta Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance union holds a Thanksgiving service Thursday at 3 pm in Trinity Church Sunday school room. An appropriate program will be rendered. West End Study class met yesterday at 10 30 am with Mrs Willis M Everett 619 Piedmont Avenue. The Twentieth Century Coterie will meet Friday at 2 pm at the home of Mrs A L Cumming 316 North Jackson Street.
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Needlecraft Circle
Irs
GE. Russell
Glendale Avenus
Atlanta
Frances Willard Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Ehurceh
Willis M. Everett
Piedmont Avenue
A. L. Cumming
North Jackson Street
Art Exhibition at Ponce de Leon to Close Today
The Atlanta Art Association directed display at Ponce de Leon apartments ends today after three weeks. About 160 works by local artists drew considerable public interest during the run.
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Atlanta Art Association
Once de Leon
Ponce DE Leon
At~lanta Art Association
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