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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Wali
J. F Burke
Ed L
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Mary Murphy
Lacy Hilnman
Marguerite” Gause
Lucile Goodrich
Lilloise Heid
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Katherine Webster
Misa ‘Tommy Hancock
Eleanor Wifllama
Alma, Nance
Luelle Hagner
Misa Evelyn Amoli
Huberta Cook
Mery Burn
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Mona Goodwin
Mise Rawina
Annie Kate Adams
Couleeing
Emma Moore
Virginia Stanard
Nell Ballard
Rath Atkinson
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Joseph Hopewell
W. P. Wilson
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Charie- W. Wynne
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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
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John Steinhauer
Frank Steinhauer
Dot
Hotel Ansley
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Henry H. Tucker
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Horace Reeves
Judge Weekly
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Round Dozen Club
Round Dozen
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Brownlee
Caldwell
Clarence Greene
W. W. Nash
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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
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Analey Hotel
Aghley
Washington Seminary
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Stevenson
Lola McIntyre
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Annie Armstrong
Helen Johnson
Dorothy Webber
Elizabeth Downing
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Fifth Regiment, National Guard
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