Thanksgiving Dances Draw Atlanta Society Notables
A Thanksgiving dinner dance brought three hundred guests to the Capital City Club and Atlanta Biltmore, with East Lake Country Club hosting others. lavish décor featured yellow and white chrysanthemums and draped chandeliers as prominent families and notable locals gathered for festive revelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Club
Atlanta Biltmore
East Lake Country Club
Kentin Taltie
Montgomery
A. KE. Bruner
Sue Peterson
H. H. Bosler
Allen Lonsdale
R. M. ‘Tine
Louis T. Dine
Tauren Foreman
Casper Johnson
Sue Tanner
Carrollton
Biuldw's Jr
William Plummer
J.C Harris
Bennie Crumb
Ala
Robert Greathead
Herbert Dean
Gainville
Carl Lew
Gordon Turnett
Haynes McFadden
Ivai Allen
John St Smith
Paul Baker
Charles M. Marshall
Berry Gollins
John ©, LaPree
Lerman Gableman
Joe Bronan
Ted Vegder
Rankin Bickerstaff
Stacker McCarty
M . James Whitten
Leman Phelan
Misa Eleanor Muith
Valdosta
Laie Wil Hamson
Sylvester
Mise
Virginia Peeples
Valdost
Lypp Passmore
P.M. Lancaster
S. M. Hon
Pson
John T Toler
Charles Loridans
Maurice Tordana
Columbus
Thanksgiving dance graces the Atlanta Biltmore Hotel
The Atlanta Biltmore hosted a Thanksgiving dinner dance drawing 525 society and civic leaders to the Georgia Ballroom. The beautifully decorated room featured chrysanthemum and rose arrangements with prominent guests from nearby cities, debutantes clubs, and numerous Atlanta families. Notable hostesses and guests included Louise Stubbs of Erie and Catherine Raine, amid extensive acknowledgments of social notables and upcoming weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Biltmore
Georgia
Inman Sanders
Chester Blakeman
Louise Stubbs
Erie
Catherine Raine
Miss Stubbs
Raine
Louise Bankhead
Alabama
Mary Anne Lipa‘comb
Harriett Shedden
Mizu Mary Ballenger
Slakeman
Jackson Dick
Henry D. Tompkins
C. M. Sciple
Dixon Potter
Homer Huntt
Albert Salzbrenner
F. A.wilson-Lawrenson
Carl Wittichen
Birmingham
P. C. McDuffie
J. T. Williams
Louise Inman
Eugene McNeel
William Candler
Mys
Frank Inman
Barah Matthews
Arabelle Dudley
Pauline de Gige
Ada Teabeaut
Margaret Morgan
Archie Obtbauer
J. 0. Freeman
G. H. Rosenbusch
Herbert Brown
Daily Calendar Of Women's Meetings In Atlanta
The Friday schedule lists the Read in Samuel C Porter home. W din Cox class at 11 o'clock. M S of the Third Baptist bazar. flower lovers division of the Atlanta Woman's club. Ladies' Memorial association at Steinway Hall. Young Matrons class at 2 30 at Mrs Fred N Waller's home. A lengthy social notices section names numerous attendees and guests at events hosted by Mrs Clarence Rose and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Porter
W. Din & Cox
Peachtree Heights
M.S
The
Third Baptist Church
Frank
Flower-Lovers
Atlanta Woman's Club
Grant Park
M. E. ‘Church Sunday School
Fred N Waller
Hansel? Street
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Marshall Wellborn
Biltmore Hotel
Atlanta
Roscoe Chamblee
W. F. Lake
Chattanooga
J. W. White
Frank Ward Reilly
Charles Fr. Cotterill
Frank Osborne
Howard Osborne
Allenhurst
N. J
William Ko Jenkins
Chip Roberts
Fred Shaefer
Harry Woodward
Floyd Holt
Horace Smith
J. G. Wil
Mams
Harris Atkinson
George Caldwell Spier
Henor
Jack Swarthout
Panama
Swarthout
Margaret Deeman
Raymond Toole
W. S. McKenzie
Montezuma
Kate Graham
Charlotte
N. C
Virginia Guan
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Steinway Hall
Nevin
Adelaide Howell Rower
Mary Cox
Evelyn Flower
Cee Smith
Alan Chivers
D. Vv. Mahoney
R. J. Welsh
J. Harris
H. T. Elder
Mae McAlpin
Tom Sullivan
W. B. Campbell
Eugene Oberdorter
George E. Woollard
J. Dj Lawless
H. Armand
K. OT. Leving
H.ool. Chin
Goo. Rethea
Thomas D. Sears
James E. Hic Jr
William Sanders
W. C. Davis
Neshitarre
Godfrey McDonald
EB. A. Eastman
M. P. Hamilton
Shiwood Hurt
Richard Snow
Mallon Sheffield
C. W. Stoddard
B. T. Wood
Wellington
George McKenzie
W. EL Lipschutz
Joel Harris
R. HL Harris
Perperetwrea
Southern Book Concern
Whitehall
Empire Furniture CO
Peachtree Street
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Johnny Tupants
Rich
HALE
Rich's
J.P. Allen & CO
Allen Fur Sale
Allen's
J-P Allen
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