Society Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings and Socials
A packed social column lists meetings and events across the city. Mrs. George Haigh presides at a luncheon for Westminster College boys. the Woman's Council of Christian Church reports a fruitful first meeting with missionary papers and Bible lessons. Cherry Street Workers host a gathering, and Thursday Bridge Club enjoys refreshments after games. Members and guests from St Mary’s Guild, the Episcopal Church, the Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity, and various hostesses are noted, with travels of Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Volker and subscription renewals mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Council
Christian Church
A Game of Two Gambs? Park Avenue Affair Ends In Sable Swap
A New York tale by O O McIntyre describes two married couples in a Park Avenue apartment, sharing social life until one husband falls for the other wife. He schemes to gift a sable coat but buys two bargains in a Houston Street second hand shop, passing the cheaper coat to his wife and revealing the ruse. The story ends with the coat dilemma and a note that sometimes two can play the same game.
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James Creland
New York
Park Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Houston Street
Clarice
Family feud observed by bystander in Birmingham
An indignant bystander remarks that instead of urging men to fight they should be stopped. A bystander notes both belligerents are kin to him and states he cannot lose regardless of which wins. The scene centers on a heated family clash with witnesses commenting on kinship and stakes.
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Suglas Fairbanks
Kenak
Turey
the Straw
Dixie
Nelly Gray
Simiar
Louisville
Kentucky
Aeauty
Birmingham Age-Herald
America
Teddy bear on the ice ends in a brisk walk away
A whimsical scene describes a teddy bear sitting on ice succumbing to the cold and then getting up to walk away. The prose adds a curious line about a tale being told and mentions phosphorescent deep sea fish that lure prey with glowing fins, implying a playful, surreal flourish.
Capital City Building and Loan issues 38th stock series
Capital City Building and Loan Association has authorized the issuance of its 38th series of stock with first payment on January 0, 1922. Those interested in shares should contact undersigned L. J. Franz Secretary at Office 202 East High Street Exchange Realty Building. 12-16-2mo.
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Capital City Building and Loan, Ass'n Thig Company
L. J. Franz
Seccy
East High St. Exchange Realty Bldg
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Douglas Fairbanks
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Viola Dana
Mack ‘Sennett
Bebe Daniels
Nancy
Pathe News
Buck Jones
Wallace, Reid
Bert Lytell
Constance Talmadge
J.esson
Pnthe News
Mary Pickford
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New York Herald
Frances E. Goodrich
McClure
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