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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
19
Poetry by Ella Wheeler Wilcox on life as a ladder and personal ascent followed by social notes about an eggnog party hosted by Miss Lucy Hines and upcoming entertainments by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stockdell and a Bridge Club honor for Miss Dorothy Horner.
Christmas crowds swell through Atlanta streets and big department stores as shoppers debate life’s worth and the season’s generosity. Cooks, gifts, holly, and festive windows frame a bustling city scene, with exchanges of sympathy and cheer amid tightened purses and hopeful purchases.
Miss Marlon Peel entertained Thursday morning with a luncheon after the game. The table featured lace mats and a centerpiece of red poppies encircled by silver candlesticks with red poppy shades. Miss Horner appeared in an attractive gown.
In black velvet and a black picture hat trimmed with plumes, Miss Peel wore yellow embroidered gown, and Mrs. Peel appeared in black velvet with Cluny lace. The club members listed include Miss Bessie Woodward Miss Ethel Gay Miss Laura Hill Payne Miss Mary Deas Tupper Miss Marion Peel Miss Martha Woodward Miss Katharine Gholstin and Miss Mary Thomas.
Miss Ernestine Randall hosts a December 28 tea in honor of Miss Bein nette Miller who leaves after the holidays for school in Virginia. Assisting are Misses Louie Massey Florence Thompson Edna Mooney Nan Carroll Kate Carroll and Messrs Earl Carter Bert Jon Sadie Andrews Barbara.
Mrs J K Ottley entertained a small gathering Thursday for Mrs J N Craig. Others present included Mr and Mrs J K Ottley Mrs J N Craig Mrs W S Bell and Mrs Alice with the event described as a charming informal luncheon.
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