Afternoon Society Party Delights Athens Guests
Miss Jane Irwin of Athens Ga is hosted by Mrs B Crawford for a Christmas themed bridge party with high score won by Miss Susan Beech Garren. Guests include Miss Jane Crane and many society figures. Also notes farewell for Mr Mrs G A Wall and Alberta Wall and club meetings planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise Crane
Jane Irwin
Jane Crane
Athens
B. Crawford
Bridge
Susan Beech Garren
Florence Adams
Beth Tyler
Mary Broadus
Marjory Fussell
Mary Pitts Taylor
Ann Tiller
Margaret Patterson
Mabel Pointer
Hilda Carpenter
Harriett
Mary Banks Terrell
G. A. Wall
Alberta Wall
Dallas
Texas
Mary J. Banks
Terrell
Harris Broadus
Marjorie Broken
Harvard University
Birmingham
Broadus
Charles Stark
Atlanta
A. E. Crane
Girl Wins in Radio Story in Chicago Suburb
Martha Dela Delaplaine a Oak Park advertising writer earned second prize in a Empire Builders radio story contest for The Romance of Old Fort Union set in early Missouri fur trading days. First prize went to a man. The piece aired with Ephésians 3 14 to 21 cited. Rev Newton closed the meeting with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Arizona
Martha Delaplaine
Oak Park
The
Empire Builders
WJZ
Man
Personal notes follow holiday visits across towns
Local residents announce holiday travel and visits with relatives in Michigan Iuka Jackson Murfreesboro Birmingham Athens Clarksville and Birmingham along with a death notice for Mary Preston Henry and a recovery update for Miss Marjory Ann Compton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Preston Henry
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Love
Henry
Mary Preston
Children’s National theatre to tour in 14 cities
The Children’s National theatre plans its first countrywide tour with 14 stops beginning in Boston and New York. The "Bluebird" production travels with own costumes and directing crew. Betty Spock leads road production. Helenka Adamowska runs New York theatrical bureau. rehearsals start January in multiple cities across the Northeast and South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
WSR
Bluebird
Children’s National Theatre
Boston
Oklaoma
Orleans
Chinen
League
New York
Helenka Adamowska
Fashions Flat Furs Chic This Winter in Paris
Paris fashion coverage notes fur trends for the season. Flat fur dominates daytime wear with rich colors and long models. ermine appears in new colors and designs for day and evening. Evening wraps favor white ermine in various lengths and styles, with three quarter lengths most popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Merwin
Associated Press
Paris
Stock Market Efforts Failing to Raise Prices in 1930
Large corporations split stock and shrinking values pushed the New York Exchange average price below 40 dollars, the lowest in years. Turnover was lighter than peak 1929 levels though some days showed notable activity, with 1930 total shares around 810 million versus 1.13 billion in 1929. The curb market faded as financing collapsed, limiting new share introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsted
New York Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
Ellen Wilkinson to lecture tour in United States
Paris perfume balls dazzle feminine tastes. Sargon pills praised by Miss Wannenberg of New York for energy and vitality after liver and constipation relief. Advertisements note drug sales in Decatur and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Wilkinson
London
United States
Paris
Velvet and Ermine Trend for Winter Wear in Washington
Velvet dresses trimmed in ermine become popular for afternoon wear in the capital. Miss Elizabeth Evans Hughes, daughter of a Supreme Court Justice, selected the combination for her wedding dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermine Smart
Washington
Ermine
Elizabeth Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs G Seip
Mr and Mrs G announce the birth of a son on December 27. They named him Prank Seip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Houston
Birmingham
William Houston
Tae Fo
Seip
Three New Greens In Fashion Field
Paris reports three new green shades launched in fashion by designers. The dark olive, grassy, and pale suede tones appear in daytime frocks worn with afternoon coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Easy Ace Club
8. H. Wilds
Line Street
Stephen
Stephens
Usuial
A. W. Hill
Sherman Street
Ninth Street
Methodist
He Woman's Missionary Society of the
George Stroup
Moore
Joe Hender
M. M. Newton
Henderson
Bob Johnson
Newton
S.E. McDowra
D. A. Dixon
W. M.sanders
Gardner
Roger Idner
R. E. Catlett
Reed Rogers
Green
James Duncan
Doris Gardner
Jane Malone
S. H. Malone
East Vine Street
Martha Delaplaing
S. J. Hocking
Michigan
J. T. Jordan
P. E. Kimberly
Iuka
Miss
William G. Manson
Murfreesboro, Tenn
G. A. Newheart
McGehee Apartments
Jackson, Tonn
Carolyn Fussell
Alabama College At
Montevallo
Harvey Pride
Washington and Lee University
Billy Boswell
Clarksville, Tenn
Frank Richardson, Jr
Mooresville
Walter T. Sanders
Noonan
Nts
F. S. Hunt
Gene Gibson
Capstone Orchestra
Eugene Chapman
Asin Sesman
Tenn
A. W. Chapman
F. 8. McGlathery
Morris
C. D. Patterson
Elizabeth Eich
Union Springs
Ala
Aere
Wilsonville
J. P. Matlock
J. Patterson
Mrs. Patterson
Children’s Theatre
Hartford
Ike Scheer
John Burke
Johnson City
H. H. Wilson
H. D. Greer
Memphis, Tenn
Marcia Bullard
Mrs Henry Binford
Canal Street
Robert Peerson
Tampa
Rufus Peerson
Ben Collier
E. W. Here
A. W. Hill and
Kelley Bitting Jr
Georgia
Gene McRee
Ad — Dr
H. C. McRe
W. B. Markstein
A. S. Steinhart
Greenville
Mrs. H May
G. A. Wa'l
Alberta
Mary Janks
B. F. Martin
Ellen Hildreth
Emory University
Atlanta, Ga
Rs. H. E. Hildreth
M. J. Eaks Ane Ga. Jasmine
Pulaski, Tenn
C. L. Compton
Elen Geren
Palm Beach
Fla
Petit Point
Carnelians
U. S
Rising Sun Lodge
A. F
A. M
J. H. Blackwell, W.M
Vicks
Miellion
L.y
Edna Wannenberg
Hoover
National Capital
Peggy Ann Hoover
Herbert Hoover
White
Hev
Kitty Murry
Herbert Hoover i
Harry Melme
Ire Po
Morocco
Foreign Legion
Cary
Cooper
Marlene Dietrich
Adolphe Menjou G
Garamount Victor
Chas
Buddy
Rogers