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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
3
Poem fragments on life ladder ethics followed by social notes about Eggnog party hosted by Miss Lucy Hines and Mrs Frank Stockdell on Piedmont Avenue. Dorothy Horner honored guest at a Bridge Club gathering.
A vivid portrait of Atlanta during Christmas season with crowded streets and grand department stores. Shoppers bustle past holly wreaths and bright windows while families debate budgets, children gaze at toys, and neighbors share warm greetings amid holiday scenes and charitable impulses.
Miss Marlon Peel entertained Thursday morning with a post game luncheon. Lace mats topped the table center Cru , a cluster of red poppies formed the centerpiece flanked by silver candlesticks with red poppy shades. Miss Horner was attractively gowned.
In black velvet and a black picture hat trimmed with plumes, Miss Peel wore a yellow embroidered gown. Mrs Peel wore black velvet with Cluny lace. The club lists 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 organizes a December 28 afternoon tea to honor Miss Bein nette Miller before she leaves for Virginia school. 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 group of friends Thursday at luncheon in honor of Mrs J N Craig. Attending were Mr and Mrs J K Ottley, Mrs J N Craig, Mrs W S Bell, and Mrs Alice.
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