Merchants Carnival Highlights Week Schedule and Thoughts
Calendar covers Thursday board meeting and a Colonial Carnival event at night. Friday features Georgia versus Tech and dances at Holman ballroom. Saturday hosts a Dansant and Cotillion at Holman ballroom. Also printed are poems, a thought for the day, and a report praising the Merchants Carnival's success with the Civic Department and University music groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Colonial
Georgia
Tech
Holman Ball Room
Merchants’ Carnival
J. Y. Carthers
Civic Department of Woman's Club
Graves
Colonial Theater
University Glee Club
University Quartet
Wec
Local society events and Mothers Day proclamation noted
Notices report informal tea for Miss Elizabeth Golloday at the Hunnicutt home, YWCA extension club meeting, a bridge party honoring Mrs Munro Dearing, and Lucy Cobb Institute ballot drive. Also listed are engagements, travels, Georgia Tech events, and a Mothers Day proclamation by Governor Slaton dated May 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golloday
Nell Hunnicutt
Elizabeth Golloday
Hopkinsville
John Hunnicatt
Milledge Avenue
W. B. Wilkinson
Munro Dearing
Dearing
Monroe Letters and Social Notes From Athens Visit
The Monroe News reports Mr. Frank Carthers, Greene County Railroad agent, enjoyed a Sunday with relatives in Athens and praised Monroe as unchanged at heart. It notes Miss Elizabeth Barksdale’s meningitis in Atlanta with slight improvement, and mentions Miss Marie Shippen’s arrival from Washington Seminary for a weekend visit. The column lists local visitors and travelers from Lexington, Macon, and Georgia Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Langston
Walton County
Monroe
Athens
Mr. Langston
Walton
Walton News
Frank Carthers
Greene County Railroad
Frank
Elizabeth Barksdale
Frank Hawkins
Atlanta
Lucy Cobb
Local residents visit and travel notes from yesterday
Names of Farmington Bogart and other residents visiting or traveling yesterday are listed. Several individuals journeyed to Savannah Dallas Dallas and Roswell while others left for Washington D C. Multiple ladies and families are noted as visiting or departing to visit relatives or on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. D. Morgan
Kemmer
Reba
Dallas
Atlanta
Dunwoody
Roswell, Ga
Solemnized in the White House at the National Capital
A formal notice records a solemnization to take place in the White House within the National Capital region. The brief item notes the ceremonial context and official setting without listing participants or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
National Capital
Quiet White House Wedding for Wilson Daughter and Cabinet Officer
Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson, daughter of President Wilson, will wed William Gibbs McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury, in a subdued White House ceremony planned with close family and officials. The bride, 22, is described as brunette and handsome, with blue eyes and a bright smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
White House
Wilson
Eleanor Randolph Wilson
William Gibbs McAdoo
McAdoo
Eleanor Wilson and William McAdoo in Capital Society Ties
The article details Eleanor Wilson and William G. McAdoo as rising social figures in Washington. It notes Eleanor’s upbringing from Middle Town Connecticut to Raleigh and Philadelphia, her White House social circle, and fashion sense. It profiles McAdoo’s career, the Hudson tunnel project, and his family, including daughters and remarried status. The piece places their lives at 1709 Massachusetts Avenue and Irvington-on-the-Hudson, hinting at a future alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
Middletown
Connecticut
Wesleyan University
Raleigh
N. C
Margaret
Kensington
Bride of Tomorrow
Philadelphia
Capital
White House
Wilson
Roosevelt
Eleanor
McAdoo
Sarah Houston Fleming
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Charles Martin
Arizona
Francis H. McAdoo
William G.mcadoo, Jr
Princeton
Robert McAdoo
St. Pauls
Nona McAdoo
Washington
Sallie McAdoo
Nona
Eleanor Wilson
Massachusetts Avenue
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Cabinet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mer Wear
E. H. Dorsey
Civic Department
C. A. Extension
Y. W. C. A. Extension Club
Lucy Cobb Institute
Atlanta Constitution
Villa
Prince
Kelly Haynes
J. A. Kelly
Monticello
Vera Cornelia
Eugene M. Baynes
Baptist
John M. Slaton
State of Georgia
Executive Department
State of
John . Slaton
T. B. Conner
B. A. Moseley
Danielsville
Georgia-Tech
J. T. Gohlston
Henry Polter
Mr. M. S. Polier
South Carolina
Allen Fleming
Jacksonville
Tate Wright
Mr. F. P. Griffeth
Georgia Tech
Little Pilgrims
Seney-Stovall Chapel
Uneeda Biscuit
Echt
Graham
National Biscuit Company
Marie Shippen
Washington Seminary
Aurelia O'Farrell
Clarence Chandler
John Harris
Macon
E. B. Foster
Lexington
City
C. A. Stevens
Cynthia and
Pellie Stevens
Hubbard Whitehead
Lawrence Parker
Mrs
A. S. Parker
Hamilton McWhorter, Jr
J. C. Thurmond
Statham
J. G. Daniel
M. A. Lipscomb
Airs. W. D. Ellis, Jr
J. T. Roberts
Farmington
Max Michael
Savannah
Malcolm McCullough
Litte Daughter
E. R. Hodgson, Jr
Louisiana
Robert Hardeman
Colbert
3. L. Maxwell
W. H. Deadwyler
Etta Kenney
Crawford
Mrs. L. F. Florence
High Shoals
Mr. Lee Trammell
Madison
S. D. Fambro
Bishop
Mr. DeLaney Hall
M’adoo
R. Brandt
The
Jeweler and Optician Insurance Building
Clayton Street
Grugedale Greenhouse
Bludwine
Elgin
Bludwine Company
Elgin Watch Company
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