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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1915

Page

10

Society Suffrage Events and Vesper Club Dance in Atlanta

The week features suffrage calendar items from the Georgia Young People's Suffrage and Atlanta Equal Suffrage associations with meetings at the Ansley hotel. Amelia Woodall presided over the suffrage school session, and visits from Mrs. L. Martin, Mrs. James Mansfield, and Miss Cotton are noted. Mary L. McLendon spoke at the Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association session at the Hotel Ansley, praising Virginia progress. The Vesper Club opened its new club house with a formal winter dance attended by 125 guests, decorated rooms, and refreshments.

Georgia Young People’s Suffrage Ansley Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association Ansley Hotel Georg Woman's Suffrage Association Amelia R. Woodall James P. Faulkner Raoul Foundation Tand Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association National Convention of the Slaughters of America Mi Lenden

Madam Victoria Designer of Smart Attire

Madam Victoria offers custom gowns and alterations including last season wardrobe updates. She will design new gowns and prepare ready to wear materials for brides and family events. Located at 135 Washington Street, contact Main 4579-3. Prices reasonable.

Victoria Washington Street

Dinner Party Guests and Local Society Notices

A long list of attendees for a Wednesday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J Henry Gresham on Myrtle Street is given, with elaborate floral decorations noted. The Atlanta chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy hosts a reception on Monday afternoon at Mrs. H M Willet's Peachtree Street home for Miss Sarah Lee Evans prior to her October 28 wedding to George Eyre Lippincott. The Dansor club announces its opening dance next Wednesday at the Vesper Club with formal dress and music. Miss Lawson Hines plans a Harvest ball party for Miss Susie Blackmar of Columbus at the Drive Jug Club on October 24. The Piedmont Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds a meeting Friday morning.

J. Henry Greshar Myrtle Street Bliss Maud Benderton Marguerite Gresham W. R. Gresham J. H. Gresham Gresham Thomas Lee Gresham Killarney Evans Atlanta United Daughters of the Confederacy H. M. Willet Peachtree Street Saran Lee Evans George Eyre Lippincott Philadelphia Robert Lippincott Horace Lippincott Blackmar Lawson Hines Susie Blackmar Columbus Louise Broyles College Park Richardson W. E. Whitehead Baynard Willingham Welfare Henry Peeples Magon Lyle Carolyn Cobb Caroline Crenshaw Vanly Sally Gray Helen Lumpkin Highland Avenue Miss Folsom Jessie Juanita Folsom West Ninth Street Thomas P. Merchant Philippine Islands Theodora Hicks Mrs. Merchant Misa Abagall Stockeridge Anna and Elizabeth Hayes Mignon Lunquest Misa Elizabeth Head Mary King Misa Ruth Browne Edith Halliday Lillie Heptinstall Patrick H. Mell John J. Foster Dell Mitchell Louis P. Jarvey Amptia Moeckel Julia Falsom Patton Julia Wrances Patton William L. Percy Montgomery Folsom

Social and club notes in Atlanta events round up

In Atlanta the week featured temperance talks by Judge Weekly on Alabama laws, dances at the Imperial hotel, Shakespeare class at Carnegie Library, and meetings of Round Dozen Club, College Park Woman's Club, Travelers Aid, and the Atlanta Psychological Society. Highlights include Miss Mae Jones leading devotionals, Mrs Mitchner's upcoming visit, and plans for community gatherings at Druid Hills church and Washington Seminary activities.

First Basket Ball Club Formed As Membership Trials Begin

Betty Common secretary and Miss Soyer treasurer lead the newly formed Basket Ball club which requires twelve practice sessions before eligibility. Eleven aspirants are already enrolled with promises of wining a team. Officers include Miss Annie Winship Bates Miss Helen Wayt Miss Elizabeth Flodding and Miss Nora Stirling. The Alumnae Association held its first meeting seeking educational charitable work and funds to hire a teacher for the Hospital for Crippled Children. Newly elected officers: Miss Irede Smillie president Mrs. Fred Stewart vice president Miss Laurence Horiie recording secretary Miss Bessie Downing corresponding secretary Miss Marguerite White treasurer. Welsh Terrell announce marriage of Mrs. Pearl Welsh to Mr. William L. Terrell on Oct 3 1915 at their residence Dr. Duvall officiating. Notice to Women Golfers: enter Druid Hill tournament report to Mrs. Frank Adair by Sunday 2 p.m. and pay $2 entrance. Old Guard Ball set for Capitol City club next Tuesday at 9 pm with Governor Nott Harris and guests attending.

Betty Common Soyer White Annie Winship Bates Helen' Wayt Elizabeth Flodding Nora Stirling Heary ‘Peeples Irede Smillie Fred Stewart Laurence Horiie Bessie Downing Marguerite White Asl Druid Hille Frank Adair

Members Form Two Brilliant Companies for Reception Committee

A fragment notes that Wali Wear leading a full dress uniform group and a ladies contingent will form two brilliant companies. Colonel J. F Burke heads the reception committee, with Major Ed L among the listed officers.

Wali J. F Burke Ed L

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Vesper Club Hurst Pine Street Mliss Margaret Harper Mary Murphy Lacy Hilnman Marguerite” Gause Lucile Goodrich Lilloise Heid Justina ‘Henderson Katherine Webster Misa ‘Tommy Hancock Eleanor Wifllama Alma, Nance Luelle Hagner Misa Evelyn Amoli Huberta Cook Mery Burn Jacksonville Carolyn Ballantine Mona Goodwin Mise Rawina Annie Kate Adams Couleeing Emma Moore Virginia Stanard Nell Ballard Rath Atkinson Huth~ Thompson Loraine Patterson Marie Turner Louise Janes Mina Julia Alice Adams Begils Hollowell Mery Distro Snd MT Theower John Turner Reds Ison Cogledes C. &. Shore SwWian Chase T. J. Nance Winefield Fred Moll Frank Stevens George Feist Henry J. Sherrod Clark Ray , Werner Freeman Rolie J. H. Colley C. Holmes Donald Atchison Jo ~ Bmvies BR. Walker Joseph Hopewell W. P. Wilson Par Lt. Daniel Charie- W. Wynne Callahan John Hitler Mr. Lee , Ickes George R . J. R Thornton W. M Burke Frenk C. Cochran Walter Chalmers H. Mewborn E. Blease Benjamin Wallis Dantor Club Dansor Club Segadio's Piedmont Woman's Chris i N Temperance Union Columbia Grafonola Atlanta ‘Talking Machine CO Peachtree St Bell Phone Ivy Candler Building E.G. Griffin Ioc Charney Aliases Mead John Steinhauer Frank Steinhauer Dot Hotel Ansley Walter “Newman Henry H. Tucker National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Neattle Wash. F Mae Jones Horace Reeves Judge Weekly Alabama Mitchner Kansas The Sur W. 3 Witham Peachtree Road D San Imperial Hotel Robert J. Emory Harry A. Bay Round Dozen Club Round Dozen Kirkwood Allston Sutherland Alliston Brownlee Caldwell Clarence Greene W. W. Nash Nations Johnston Li He Stanton Fred Thompson Raymond Thompson Rook Travelers’ Aid Meeting Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association Druid Hills Methodist Church Virginis Copeland Ethel Beyer Nan Stephens Misa Fanny Turner G. F. Spearman Greenwood Avenue Greenwood Psychological Society Allanta Psychological Society Analey Hotel Aghley Washington Seminary James Whitcomb Riley Riley Stevenson Lola McIntyre Helen Lima Annie Armstrong Helen Johnson Dorothy Webber Elizabeth Downing Old Guard Capitol City Club Nott B. Harris Fifth Regiment, National Guard W George Rawak Fifth Avenue New York Paris London Euphona Wellington Victrolas Victor Records Auc Needi Kingsbury Piana Piano Company _ Worldis Grek Willian M. Brownlee Vv. Fres Gen. Mgr N. Broad St Rich & Bros Rich Millinery Department LSE
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