Thanksgiving Ball Delights Atlanta Clubbers In Autumn Decor
The Nine O'Clock club hosted a harvest themed Thanksgiving ball with elaborate decor of chrysanthemums autumn leaves pumpkins and cornstalks. Guests wore gowns in white cream pink and velvet, showcasing designs by Chanel and other noted houses, as members of the city’s oldest dancing club and their guests gathered for supper and celebration.
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Atlanta
Joseph Thompson
Howell C. Glenn
Joseph T. Orme
R. B. Raney
Lynn Werner
Charles Rawson
al Thornwell
Edgar Ballenger
Henry Grady
R. L. Foreman, Jr
William Campbell
Beautiful Gowns
Best of Advice on Change and Peril from Schopenhauer and Shelley
The passage extols the wisdom of embracing change and foreseeing uncertainty. It cites Schopenhauer on imagining opposite outcomes to stay balanced, and Shelley on the flood of time and chance guiding human affairs. It advises prudent measures, facing danger with courage, expecting that storms may pass.
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Dinners Football and Dances Will Interest Society Today
Society members will be drawn to a program featuring dinners football and dances aboard the U S destroyer Somers. The event continues from page eleven with Roger Malone and Mrs Edmund Tastman noted among attendees.
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Roger Malone
Edmund Tastman
Thanksgiving social season fills Atlanta clubs and dinners
The city lists numerous social events from Thanksgiving dances at the Capital City club and the Biltmore to dinners at East Lake and Forest Hills. Notable attendees include Lt. Womble, daughters of prominent families, and debutantes hosting teas and luncheons at multiple homes with elaborate chrysanthemum decorations and guest lists. A mix of club teas, pancake supper, and charity gatherings accompany preparations for December affairs and a key Maccabee temple dance.
Rose Ashby to Lecture On Color and Vibration
Mrs Rose Ashby will lecture on The Healing Value of Color and Vibration in the assembly room of the chamber of commerce. The talk promises cosmic force, practical psychology, metaphysics, and universal thought, inviting both men and women. The Temple sisterhood meeting follows Saturday night December 6 at 7:35 PM at the Standard club with unlit menorah, recitations, tableaux, and interpretation.
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Mae Ashby
Welock
Chamber of Commerce
Temple Sisterhood
Standard Club
Social items mark Atlanta society during Thanksgiving week
New York visitors and Atlanta hostesses figure in the social pages. Mrs Charles S Lanier and Miss Douglas Paine, with Mina Lestie, depart for New York as Miss Paine plans to return December 10. Miss Sara Schoen improves after illness at Ponce de Leon Avenue home. Mrs Quinney and Miss May Quin nes entertain at Avery Drive and guests at the Atlanta Biltmore for Thanksgiving. Prominent Atlantans, including Mrs George Duncan and Miss Mary Lon Phinizy, visit at Dr John Peter Duncan's on Sixteenth Street. Guests arrive at the Seminole and Biltmore hotels in Jacksonville and Atlanta. Other items note local dances, birthdays, and travel for football games.
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Hal Hentz
Charles Rawson
Frank Adair
Joel Hurt, Jr
Louise Inman
Douglas Faine
Katherine Lestie
Edward Gay
Helon Warr
Lewiston
Mont
Alive
Miss Vauline DeGive
Josephine Douglas
Sreesboro
Tenn
Dixon Potter
New York
Mary Shedden
Mrk. Orme Campbell
Maccabee Temple
William Candler
Atlanta Biltmore
Marenbee Temple
Eusene McNeel
Mariella
Frotta Hall
Peachtree Street
Douglas Paine
Mina Katherine Lestie
Miss Paine
Louise Stubbs
Erie
Edward 8. Gay, Sr
Currier Street
Atlanta
Quinney
May Quinnes
Warneshore
Klatte Armstrong
Avery Drive
Ansley Park
George Duncan
Macon
Rodney Cohen
Mary Lon Phinizy
Augusta
John Peter Duncan
We Sixteenth Street
Granger Hansell
Hurope
Samuel Edward Broadnex
Broadcrest
Stone Mountain
Hansell
Sara Belle Prondnas
Edgar Twunnientt Sr
Louise Haunt
Memphis
Dahlonega
Mattie Mae Clark
St. Angustine
Fla
Lcoh Baldwin
Miss Clark
Miss Baldwin
Cleburne Avenue
Frank 9. Ellis
Mrs Frank W Reilly Honored by Mother At Home Event
A compilation of social notes from Atlanta lists Mrs Frank W Reilly honored by her mother and several society visits. Guests include Mrs George Wallace Law of Chicago at the Law home on Angier Avenue and families like the Draq Mere, with Thanksgiving and Army Navy game plans noted.
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Thomas Denton
Russell Apartments
Denton
William J. Peabody
Tyler Montague
Tyler Rosser
Frank W. Reilly
George Wallace Law
Chiscago
Law
Angier Avenue
Wee
Orlando to Miami Hard Road Assured
Orlando Fla November 6 A hard surfaced road linking Orlando and Miami via Serbing Okeechobee City and West Palm Beach is assured as W Young president of Lollywood Land & Water Co signed a contract to hard surface a seven mile stretch near Lake Annie. The project involves about $40 000.
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Fla
Miami
Serbring
Okeechobee City
West Palm
Beach
W. Young
Lollywood Land & Water Co
Lake Annie
Young
Three Filipinos Held for Selling Brides in Hawaii
Honolulu November 26. Barter of brides among Filipinos on the Island of Hawaii was alleged by Deputy U S District Attorney Fred Patterson in connection with the arrest of three Filipino laborers at Honokea. It was alleged that one Filipino sold his wife to another for 200 dollars. Patterson stated suspicions had been obtained.
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Island of
Hawaii
Fred Patterson
United States
Honokea
Patterson
Consolidation Bill Urged for Action
Washington, November 26. Action on a bill proposing consolidation of management under the veterans bureau of all soldiers homes and hospitals will be urged at the impending session of Congress, announced today by Representative Johnson of South Dakota, chairman of the House veterans' committee. He said he also hoped for passage of legislation to give more permanence to the medical staffs attached to the veterans' hospitals. A party report by a subcommittee has been investigating the firs...
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Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
Representative Johnson
South Dakota
House Veterans’ Committee
Veterans
Overside Lodge Meets Saturday Third Division Assembly
Overside Lodge will hold a third division meeting with Rive Hebekah Lodge No. 5200 on November 20 at 3 oclock. The assembly degree will be conferred on all qualified members. The annual bazar at All Saints Episcopal Church Parish House on West Peachtree Street runs Tuesday December 2 with delicacies and crafts for sale and a public invitation to attend.
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Trinity Arch
Monay
Decemer Roundtree
Peachtree
Tenth Streets
Overside
Rive Hebekah
Ion
Orlock
All Saints
Epinecopal Church
Oon West
Peachtree Street
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed by Atlantas Corporations
A voluntary petition was filed in federal court Wednesday by Saul Snyder, operating as the Atlanta Hosiery & Nation Co., listing liabilities of 30,476.13 and assets of 21,110. Henry Grady Black appointed receiver. Also, Miss Peart G. Hardy, operating as the Hardy Millinery Company, with liabilities 8,592.80 and assets 200. An involuntary petition against Max Markeles, M & M Soda Co., and the Exchange Cafe & Soda Co. followed, with creditors Cohen Brothers, J. B. Withers Cigar Co., and John B. Daniel, Inc. listed. Henry Stroutm2 appointed receiver.
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Federal District Court
Saul Snyder
Atlanta Hosiery & Nation Co
South Pryor Street
Henry Grady Black
Miss Peart G. Hardy
Hardy Millinery Company
Peachtree Street
Solid through train to Tampa and Florida West Coast
Train service remains uninterrupted to Tampa St Petersburg and the Florida West Coast with a 11 40 departure time noted.
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St. Petersburg
Florida
RACE COOPERATION DISCUSSED AT A M E CHURCH MEETING
The A M E conference opened at Gaines chapel Waycross Ga with Dr R L Hoard pastor presiding elder MoT Robinson. About 200 pastors and delegates attended as Dr J S Flipper urged good race relations and a prayer for President Coolidge and Georgia officials. The body elected officers and prepared reports for upcoming sessions.
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al A. Simson
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Flipper
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al Berry
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da. Lindsay
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General Feng Plans to Tour World in Warning Message
A choked report merges two items. In Columbus two youths Gervis Bloodworth and Willie Tones await execution for murder as they blame lust of the world and vow to warn others. In Peking General Fan Yue Hsiang, praised as the Christ in general, announces a tour of meat and plans to travel Europe and America after ousting Wo D Pei Fu during reconstruction.
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Willie Tones
Columbus
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Atlanta
Bloodworth
Jones
Supreme Court
Walker
Peking
Associated Press
Fan Yue Hsiang
Wo D Pei-Fu
Europe
America
Peach Growers Plan Bank and Markets in Georgia
Macon Ga November 26 Officers of the Georgia Pearl Growers exchange met with W C Bewley new manager to plan curtailing peach shipments next season via standardized marketing law similar to California It will require fruit inspection before shipment An intermediate credit bank to aid growers will be ready by January 1 Independent buyers urged to cooperate to prevent market flooding The exchange will control about 65 percent of Georgia peach crop next year with headquarters in Macon remaining open
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Georgia Pearl Growers’ Exchange
W. C. Bewley
Atlanta
Purpos
Exchange
Georgia
Wilontinue
Rawls Petition for New Trial Denied in Savannah
Bernard H. Rawls, former Tybee hotel night clerk, convicted of killing A. Tamas Poindexter, hotel manager, received a denied petition for a new trial in Savannah Superior Court. Judge P. L. Meldrim announced the ruling with no immediate appeal announced.
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Bernard H. Rawls
Tybee Hotel
A. Tamas Poindexter
Hot Hotel
PL W Meldrim
Rawls
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