Opening of Henry Grady Hotel Brings Atlanta Honor
The Henry Grady hotel opened Tuesday evening in Atlanta in a lavish ceremony sponsored by the Atlanta chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Notables including state officials, the mayor, and many descendants of Henry Grady attended. A reception, grand march, and festive dining followed with Miss Frances Woodberry singing and special music by the hotel orchestra.
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Atlanta
Henry Grady
Daughters of Confederacy
Frances Woodberry
Charles Chalmers
Whitney Hubner
Warner
T. Z. Stevens
W. 3. Coleman
Charles T. Phillips
John M. Slaton
Harris
Shanks
Charles Rice
Lom
William Claer Spiker
Daughters of the Confederacy
Perdue
Misa Mildred Rutherford
William Lawson Peel
Nat Harris
Walter A. Sims
David B. Shanks
Eugene Black
Frederick J. Paxon
Robert S. Quinn
W. B. Price-Smi
W. 8. Coleman
Wilmer Moore
Harvey Dew, Jr
Charles I
Black
G. Carpenter Jones
J. M High
Henry Troutman
Robert Troutman
Benjamin F. Jones
Laura Green
Jackson
Margaret McGowan
Rebecca Ashcraft
Pauline Ware
Ann Stringfellow
Arabelle Dudley
Carolyn Cotes
Arthur Pew, Sr
Joe Walker
Parks Hunt
Frank Tarrell
John Stewart
Joe Bennett
Bernard Neal
Lowry Nicholson
Augusta Social Season Brims With Parties for Mrs Young
Mrs Virginia Fildes of Montezuma visits Augusta guests at Rivers Road home. Mrs George Young hosts gatherings at Henry Grady Hotel and Biltmore, honoring Mrs Fildes and other guests. Dec events include teas, dances, showers, and a Thanksgiving luncheon. Notable attendees include Miss Louise Taman, Dr Casimir Dat, Miss Clapton, and numerous local families and clubs.
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Gerald M. Goodman
Charles Chalmers
Tresa Woodberry
Missy Frances Woodberry
Cecil BR. Cannons
M.C. Pruitt
James de Jarnette
Martha Asbury
Nat de Jarnette
Noel Parks
Flora McDaniel Pitts
A. L. Jolie Isle
Arthur
Ben May
C.D. Heydler
J. Hirsch
A. Spitz
Charles Franklin
J.C. Wright
A .W. Chase
Paul H. Jones
H. M. Short
J.T. Wilms
George Ripley
J. King
B. W. Romhyger
William Cherse Spiker
W. D. Hoff. Wilkes
J. F. Stapleton
High Point
W. FE. White
Mebune
OW. Sins
Jacksonvillery
Bosto
B.D. Charlton
O. J. Black
W. ¥. McKee
Gregr
Milbrandt
Louise Inman
Tigene McNeel
Marietta
H. Rivers
Ktoxboro Road
Margaret McNeel
Margaret Morgan
Emmie Nixon
Pauline Dee
Martha Troynton
Mixa Jennie Robinson
Mary Shedden
William Sibley
Esmond Brady
Robert Foreman, Jr
Samuel Cooper
Jack Caldwell
E.W. Simpson
Charles Gardner
Parks Tuitt
Frank Jaman
Morgan McNeel
Bruce Woodrutt
Charles Orme
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Everett N. Brown
Roscoe Chambles
Birmingham
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Lieuenant
Jack Swarthout
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Virginia Gunn
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Ed. Norris
Murphey
N.C
Herbert Pocter
Kie Ohlinger
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Louise Taman
Sam — Cooner
Jack — Caldwell
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Mobert Vreeman
Jn. W. EL Simpson
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H Fildes
Clary
Marty
Miss Mary Bowden To Return Home
Miss Mary Bowden an attractive and prominent Randolph Af a ee student plans to return home as details continue on page 17 column 3.
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