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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1931 WNOCIETY Atlanta Society By Juanita Paschal Toomer PERSONAL MENTION Among the week end vigitors in the city was Mr, I, D. Wilkinson, of Washington, D, €., who i registrar at Ho ward University. W @ " * Mrs. B K. Mavnarl, of San Antonio, Texas;, is the guest of her gisters, Mrs. 4. J. Ferguson and Miss Annie Belle Scott and her brother-in-law, Mr. 1. J. Ferguson, at their lovely home on Southwest Ashby Sireet. * ik * 4 * Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Cooper and three children and Mrs. P. G. Moore, teacher at the Atlanta Univercity Labratory Hehool, have returned to the city after a pleasart motor trip to Nashville, Tenn. o * * * ¥ Mrs. Cyrus Campficld left the eity Friday for Ocala, Florida, where she will spend the Christmas holidays with Dr. and Mrs. Jenes, Mrs. Jones is the sister of Mra. Camp: field and will be remembered ac the former Miss Daisy Aik en, of this city. * * & st * Friends of Mrs. George White will regret to loarn of the death of her hrother, Mr. Nuathanicl Hamd ooy of 1o Grange, Go. Coming so soon after the death of her hus band. the loss scems doubly rrent, Beside Mrs, White, the other Atlanta relativos and friends of the deceased, who attended the funeral i 1 Grange are Mesors. Fred and Ralph Gassett, nephews, Mrs, FEugene M. Murtin, niece, Mr. Nathanicl Harricon I, grand son, and Mr. W, €. Kelley, formier neichhor. X e B Sterling Club Meets At the club room of the Sterling club, a mecting of the club was held on Thursday evening. The Sterling club is composed of a group of enterprising men and is rapidly taking its place among the outstanding clubs and organit zations in the city. Organized one year ago, it has already made some definite contribution to the busi ness, social, political and educa tional status of the group it g identified with. That it is filling a pgreat ne.d in our city is evidenced by the gen uine and sincere support it has re ceived from the citizenry, Its pro gressive program and its altrustic aim bid fair to further enchance its popularity. | The club is housed in ('()mmu»“ dious quarters on the fourth flocr of the National Benefit Building. | and on several occasions they have turned over their c¢lub rooin and all equinments for charitabie pur poses. The organization is headed by Mr. T 1. Curry, who is-alsc the founder. The other members of the cinh are Messrs. C. 1. Revnolds, C. W.| Washineion, W H Smith. A W l Dent. I 8 Blacker, (' W Smith @scar 8, Hall W ¢ Kelley, I, l' Forbes \I. S Spratlineg. . A. Toom- | ar 0 E Slater M Hoamillon ¢ A Bacote, A P Cofer 11 S E‘\’!:l";’l:-xi J laovering Bell Ciha Sholinn B I. Dobhs H O Dovier 1. B Ieath | ey Warren 1. V. RBeeoo Bl l,‘ Gouldrock. John F Cook. 1""‘""', Hueeing. A, B Standard Forre 'Nl . Washingfon F 1, Goodlett W Dobbs, M 1 Rovroids ) I Dobbe. T I Honvy, Willismr— Thomas, Jr.,. R € Eberhardt W| C. Thomas. Ralnh . Gassett, John . Geer John § Allen I 1. Con-| lev, Perry Fiideon I oRoy (‘ari-r . ¥ Delorme. Theodore Walker, I B Blavlensond Pbe Chae . W Kelley, ! . - . Jupiter Pluvius Outdone In spite of the efforts of OIld Jupiter Pluvius to “throw a wet blanket" on the Turkey dinner sponsered by the members of ”l“‘ Morehotise Auxiliavy, the affair on Tuesday evening, December 8, was a big success. The dining hall at Morehouse college vas the scene of the dinnes ond the spacious room was Hl(l(k,‘i attractive with potted ferns artis tically arranged. Music for the occasion was fur rished by a lrio of Morehouse students ‘ The onc hundred or more per-| sons, who wventured out info the downpour of rain to attend the. affair were amply rewarded in: pleasure and salicty of .'l;:;»'-tltf_-::.‘ Christmas Cantata, The Glory of l:uthl:‘hcm’ will be preseiced by \\-';wh-; ington i Glee elub at Bedhel A. M. (E. Church, rw‘und::;\'i c\'cnin;.{f December 20 at 6:30. The offering will hoe given fer the unemployed. NEGRO DOILS PEN SETS LESSON (OMMENTARY BIBLE RELIGIOUS BOOKS XMAS CARDS . For Sale at Hopkins Beok Concern 141 Auburn Ave., . " Atlamty, Ga, 00 lor e mena was a production of culnfary. art ne dinper waes ap atlemnt o raise money for the Endowment Fund and it is believed thal after all reports shall have been made a neat sum will have accrued The members of the auxiliary are Mes dames John Hope, S. H Archer J C. Bridees, W R Chivers ¢ B Dansby, Kemper Hatreld B T Harvey, CC B FHubert K A Fng. gins. B A Jones € B Lindsay. S M Nabrit H. . Stronpg. NPTl man, Ludie Andrews, Flosa I} Iar rison. A W. Dent 1.ulu Eichelber ger, C. M. Wardlaw, Phillip Davis J Li Webster I PP Whittalker, 1d. Wynn C. W Gheen, © A Biacole and Misses M. 1. Burch and € J Clark. . " : Polly Annas Feted On Tuesday alternoon Mis. Na thaniel . Tilllnan was hostess at 4 jpuotly pirly ot her ailractive hove on Tair stroot : = he aflfyie was a eoiticw 1o the Polly. anoa club Soverel dlher frinnds of the hostess who are not mombers of the A'ollvoana were invited gucsts. Throuchaout the house elective decoratitns were used Bridpe was the feature of entertainmerit and prizes were won by Mosdames J B Shiter A I Cooper W d Shaw and Miss Tona Crawford, 27 Club Re-elects 2 D e Officers At a meeting called by the presi ifent NME O Joise O3 Thomns the members of the 27 Club assembled Thursday evening in the Directors roogm at the Ilome Office Building of the Atlania ].ifo Insurance Co for the purpose of electing officors for the voar '32 Prior to the election, Mr. Thomas made the annual presidental ad dress which wau delivered in his o PRI MG DTN P DO - » -~ B R e A R TN R e . ‘{" N A n;:‘ e :\:‘“J; i ) . v ,«ﬁ:’; 3 g’ o SR Tol SRR R, | itk S W s R ,?,’_"«?.(""*:";\J-T'-’( \ g (%‘. 5 AR e RESACE 7 :":y\’._* ) /;:'/’;— W e A v O/ F;"v;d’* ‘>/,/ o BT N e Y ) ) URSERRE y . 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E. characteristically eloquent oty e Encouched in the address were l::ﬂvorul recommendations. which it carried out, will form the most am bitious program undertaken by any I('luh of lhmﬁ;';uup below the Mason and Dixon liine. With Dr. Johnson presiding, with his usual poise and ecase of manner the entire official body was unan imously re-elected as follows: Messrs. Jesse O. Thomas, president, B 1T Havvey, vice-president: . A Poonier, secreotary: 5 M- Nabrit assistant sccretary; E. M. Martin, troasurer: Alty. T. W Holmes, chairman of the exceutive commit tee: and Dr G- A Howell chair man of the entertainment commit fl(‘«', | Sigmas Feted by Dr. Penamon Among the most brilliant events of the past week was the Sccond Annual Supper given to the grada ate members of Phi Beta Sigma li“x,n!--rm!y, sy DIk Penamon, at the residence of Mz, Brown, 306 Nier: s Ave. * ‘fhe parlor was effectively deco-| rated with blue and white Sigma !ruvn'mi% and heautiful flowcers | Whist was the fealure of the even ine. bul wias halled 1o have o special teport by th Program . i('mnn'xilh‘(- headed by Dr J W Nicholson This report was un. ‘animously adopted, and went on }pl'ug:':.m committee had (-\‘m" record as being the best renort :m‘.'% brought before this body. All of! the members pledged to fu;muz".l this program one hundred pe: (»:,-m.! A delightful supper was served | by three charming ladies; Misses| Sniith, King and Mrs. Brown | Included in the lisi of those _u.n‘::-{ sont were: Mossrs J W Nicholson i Wartune Scolt W J Nicks G H.’ Higginbotham H D Canady, D W | Watline A ] Loekhart I M (,;13"3;,i J a Alley J W Lander it Elligan, and J W. Smith. i | M B U COLLEGE CONTEST | NEARS END | ! § The Popularity Contest between ‘lhv M. B. College graduates in the | lcity, - the West Side against the | Bast Side, is scheduled to close al | week from to-day, Sunday BDec. . B 3 W K | ader caplain n.‘: }t!:r East Side group announces ! ,Hx:‘.‘x the East Side Alumnl is hard . at work and is neawng their r,n;\‘x,i . The West Side group, headed by (. W Smith has been called ml imeet this uafternoon, at the home lof Mrs. Hallie Jordan, 978 Beck-| ]\vith St. 8 W gt 400 All Wcsti Side Alumni are urged to be pre i:-;('m ’ ] IVEY ®BROTHERS (’HRIH'!',W.‘\SI DASKETS The old pesple and unemploved | wha dre » of & Christmas | basket. pleass pam v ir nampe .’1’1"!; address in o voul o commiily churelr or your «.on church net | later than December % 1o the D;x;“l tor can gel the 1<t o 1he estab listhment not later than December IVEY BROTHERS, 21 462 Jaiicin St & W ’hone Main-2067. Mrs. William Stovall and Mrs Thomas Blackwell were jaint host ess 19 a lovely party Friday even g Decembor 4th at their home on Ashby Slreot, The yuetlide ealurs wore beautifully ecarried oL Those reporting of havine ay enjovable cvening Mr and M= Caear Thilol N nnd N €6 (0 Walleyr Mr and Mrs Ralph Ball arc. Mr st Mis dloiiston Mr fnd Mg Coil o ond M A B Smith THE ATLANTA WORLD, ATLANTA, GA. ACTIVITIE S (‘hristmas Holidays To Be Enlivened By National Boule The opening date for the much hervalded National Boule of the big ma Camnma Rho Sorority I8 raptdiy approaching and gociety i3 all a {wilter with expectation. Among the brilliant affairs that will be pgiven for the pledasurc of the visiting sorors will be a bl Guel staged by the local chapter of the worority, a dance by this 07 club o ball by the Omega Poi Dhi Fraternity, a party by the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternily und o lea by e A Bt A SONOLILY, These ¢ffairs are expecied to be glamareous and bizarre, but will by no means distract undue @t tention from the scrious business program of the sorority Plip aim of the sorority 15 to cli courape higher education and 1o back up that aim. Gamma chapler which s the local one, will pubiicly award a scholarship to a worthy Miss A. B. Scott Is Hostess The (' richingg lelivilie, wero i ailgiraledd op Sundayv. dlei ool when Mt Annie Belle Sceott kept open howse in honor of her sister Mi 2 K Havnard of San A0 ionio lexas Ko the past vear Mizs Seoll has been making her home with hep sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs T J Ferguson, 87 Ashby 5i soithwest and in spite of ihe brevity of her residence in the city, her congeniality has endeared her to u host of friends. who called on Sunday from Hive (o seven b M. Red and green. colors symbolic of the Chiistivias s2ason,. Were car ried out in every detail The win dows in the Hving room were be docked with Christmas wreaths electrically lisghted and in one cor ner of the living room was a huge potied Poinscttia swhich stood on the floor and towcred upward a-| heut =iz feet Four gorgsoous red bloonis were open and presented a picturesgue sight ] | In the dining ropn:. the table was draped with a hand oine Irish Lace cloth In the center vis a low bowl holding exquisite Rod Radiance rases and on the sides were candle holders -upporting finity red tulle bows. ‘ Interznersed belween the candles, were silver bon bon dishes con taining delicions bonbons and cash ew nuts. On the buffet was anoth er vase filled with the same variety of beauliful roses. The damty sandwiches, which NOW ot M5 1302 INE IMPROVED SUPIIHE TLRODYNE @y getting ability,sclectivity and tone quality on a par with those provided by many high priced sets. And yet the price of the “Little Corporal” is omnly $39.50, with tubes. Both the new variable mu tube and the Pentodo power tnbe are employed in the “Little Corporal.” Complete volume control is an impor tant feature, as is the care fually matched dymamiec speaker. Come in and see this splen Prices—including tubes: Standard Models $39.50 to $250; Customs Susilr Models §95 to §350. Small dosn paymens, convenient terme. Small Cash Payment Special Christmas Terms Warren. Ine. 62 BROAD ST., N. W. . WA. 1010 ATLANTA AND WEST POINT ROAD (OMPANY Attractive Christmas Holiday fores Round-trip tickels on sals December 16 to 23, 192! {nclusive. Final return limit January 6, 1932, between ponts in the Southeast. Ask Ticket Agent for faves, selling dates znd limits to other destinations. J. P. BILLUPS. (ieneral Passenger Agent, A cdanta, Ga. Travel hy Train for Safety, Comfort and Convenience ° _L N E—— ,’; The Littie Corporal Sts-tube Smpes-Hetarodyne $39.5@, whh tubes did new value and the muamny other new General Motors Radios. We shall be glad te arrange the purchase on lib eral and convenient terms. Unquestionably one of the great est radio values ever presented to the public, the “Little Corporal” offers distance- person in the senior class at Book: er Washington High school. This award will be made at an open mmeeting that will be held at the iirst Congregational church Sun day, December 27th. at 8 p. m. The public is eordidlly invited (o at ‘1end this meeting at which such renowned speakers o Iy lohn Hope. Mesars. Jease O, Thomas gl“m'l'v.\{ B Wiashinalon and Mrs Howard W Pitts. basileus of the locul chapter, will appear on pro- L gram, ! ; | The local officors who are Mrs. | | Howard Pitts basileus; Miss Made ' line White. vice-basileus; Miss Janie Goosby, recording secretary; Miss Myrtle Estes, corresponding | secretary: and Mrs. Maud Tolbert, | treasurer, together with their com | mittces are indefatigable in their ctforls 1o inake this seventh an- L nual Boule the most successful of all an innovation ‘ . Believe it or not some of them were made with one side of red - bread and the other side of green. | Others contained red and green fil ' ling and were lied with red and green ribbon Apnropriate music was furnished by Miss (race Kellogg, popular | student at Clark university. The hostess received her guests, . wearing an atiractive eggshell chif | fon modei, I~ The guest of honor was charm { ingly garbed in black chiffon. . Meosdarnes Horace Thompson and L W S Cannon assisted the hostess. ,I\‘Tl"i_ Thompson was gowned in a ' becoming blue frock and Mrs. Can non was lovely in black chiffon, . combined with cream lace. Mr Jarmes Barpe the husband L of Nrs Carrvie Barge of 459 Stone vl OF s o] on ihe diel Jidd and has been for the past two montns. NMrs Mary Jolnson 90 ltont St 5 1 has been 1l for 1he vast two weeks, i THE SARAH ALLEN vid Of Big Bethel et with Mrs Virginia Hoffman 80 So Jackson 5t Aftor the inferesting program | the hostess served a delicious menu. { The next mecting will be with | Mrs. Carrvie Grimes, 938 Beckwith St. S W., Siunday, December 13 | Mrs. Susie I, Gholston, Pres. Mrs. A R Chandler, Sec'y Club Lauches Worthy Project Prior to the opening of the Na. tional Baptist Convention which convened here September 0O-14 o group of energetic female mem bers of the Greater Wheat Strect Baptist church organized to cnter tain the Women's Auxiliary to the convention. The local organization sctup known as the Young Matron: Cir cle, has remained intact and an nounces a very ambitious program for the future The most immediate project they hope (o put over is a Christmas Tree for the needy of the church and community, Dectitite families. who can al tend in person. are invited to en joy the oceasion, which will be en livened by the singing of Christ mas carols by the meribers of the circle. However, to the ncedy, who will find it impossible to come (o the church. baskets ceontaining poodies. will be taken Persons in! sympathy with this movement are urged to donate money or food o what have you to help make the affair -a huge succes. g This is your big opportunity to serve helpless people to whom talk | about the Christmas spipit. will | ceem farcieal tnless vou come to the rescue. Mrs Etta Boone 15 preident of the group, NMis WM Dancle #- i A gl Nl Y 3% ' Y T A \ 3 R e > é‘g?” o7 . 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(M g g P ! “‘ '[' { é”” %t : .0 7 24 i % ¥ Ok 3 ur{u‘ { st l ‘ s}‘ 3! ) A R/8 BON AN MNY AT T NS T AN L SRR, o) B (N W M v_‘;\‘ ag RV “ax i a*“' e ’“;: N\ HooW EOuh R Ve T JERR RN * = & M%xg}: A A i SERY 4 ) 9 j LY _,a- T RSy " § N | Bagreat 8 oL M -?31 ig £ B S Y Q i i ;'w el »\\, R\ '!P“‘ k a:-“"‘l?"'ﬁ}'-‘ ‘-"?,_?“S'." - “ﬁ "-L'-. R W) $ 95 Regular : B R 9\ Valuel! | T ! ' Sears bousht 500 to bring vou this sensational gift scoop! What a chair for the “real relaxer”! And what a value! Constructed of BESs wood, with spring-filled { Lervily padded for comfort and covered in colorful cretonne. (! ' frol Jaxy of lovely designs to fit your decorative scheme. Include your home on your gift list!, Sears, Roebuck and Co. Give a Guaranteed Gift! T g *‘ SR, AN . 5 il 2 o ?f'“ b '*‘. 4 by R @ ‘/ ; = 5 o . L TETNONGR), ooy, ol Rt S " TThg A\ A U A\ | secretary, Mrs, B 1. Wright, ehair - man of Ways and Means commit tee and-Mrs R, P. King is chair man of the Publicity committec. | | Comnunications relative to your intentions to assist will be welcon ed by any of the above mentioned ladics. Wedding Announced by Popular Couple The marriage of Miss Lieila 1l and E 1. Boggusl, both of Atlanta wias solemnized on the evening of June 14 a1 7 oelock at the Cole St Bantist Chureh. Marietta, Ga . 'The ceremony wids performed by the pastor. Rev. .. 1. Sanders. The bridal march was plaved by Miss Mary Ann Williams of Marietta. Mrs. Lizzic Adams of Deiroit. Mich. wis her sisters matron of honor Little Miss Hdna Juanita Jackson nicce of the bride wrie flowor i1l The bride entered with her mother Mis Etta 1l by whom sh e wad piven in martigge. Lhoy were met at the altar by the groon and lis best man, Mr. Edd Walls brother-ip-law of the bride The bride had as her flower girls Mrs Coc'lla Bisby Mis Dovie Watls sister of the bride. Mrs Annsd l.ovejoy and Mrs Frances Benia mn all of Atlanta Tlie pride wa Mrs Benjamin's matron of honor PAGE THREE ey in June, 1922. The brde had as fier bridal party Mrs. Mable Groe gan. Mrs. Illa Bell Sexton, Miss Margarett Sexton, Mrs. Susie Powe el usherettes, Mr. Homer Danlel, Mr. James Dycr, Mr. Charlie Hap per and Mr. Kdd Robinson, all of Marictta, : The church was beautifully de corated with garden flowers and lphted candles, which were also beautifully decorated. The out of Freye, Mr. and Mrs. Boggus, Miss town guests were Mr. and Ms, Helten Hill, Miss Lucille Middle brooks, all of Atlanat and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith of Chicago, IN. The bride was beautifully Brown ed in cream satin and her long veil was caught on either side with valley lilies Her slippers and other accessories were to mateh. The bride carried a gorgeous arm bouguet of white rose. The flows= with assorted bouquets ot mateh ‘v girls were all lovely in colors, their cosumes. Mr, and Mrs, E. L. Boggus reside at their lovely home 132 Gpitfin 8t Atlahts (13 THE NORTH SIDE BOARD N Of Butler St. €. M. E. Church was heautifully entertained by Mrs. Frmma Harris at the home of Mrs. Cobb, 548 Irene St Friday night, vitin more than 30 memmbers and itiends who spent an enjoyable