Scott Harman Wedding Planned at Decatur Residence
The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Charles E. Harman and Bes Scott are announced as the central social event of the week. The ceremony will occur this evening at the bride’s father George W. Scott’s home in Decatur, with Rev. Dr. Paton officiating. William Harman Black serves as best man, with Miss Watlington of Alabama as maid of honor and bridesmaids Louise Scott and Louise Candler in white gowns. The color scheme is white and green, with an elegant reception to follow.
Miss Isabel Thomas Entertained At Cards
Miss Isabel Thomas of Athens will be entertained at a morning card party by Miss Valeria Rankin. A luncheon will follow. Rankin will wear a pink swiss gown trimmed in lace medallions. Guests include Mrs Hollins Randolph, Miss Francis Walter, Miss Emmie Johnson, Miss Janie Speer, Miss Roline Clarke, Miss Louise Black, Miss M A Phelan, Miss Nannie Nicolson, Miss Mary W Nicholson, Miss Joha Porter, Miss Julie Taylor, Miss Susan Calhoun and Miss Lucy Newman.
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Isabel Thomas
Athens
Valeria Rankin
Miss Rankin
Hollins Randolph
Francis Walter
Emmie Johnson
Janie Speer
Roline Clarke
Louise Black
M. A. Phelan
Nannie Nicolson
Mary W Niccson
Florence City of Renaissance lecture and Winnie Davis memorial notes
The article covers Mrs Bourne's lecture on Florence as a Renaissance city and a second talk on Tennyson or the Isle of Wight. It also reports Winnie Davis memorial building committee plans to delay cornerstone tax to September, fund-raising drives, donations including $25 from Mrs Jefferson Davis, and a recap of attendees. The piece closes with social entertainments for Mrs Bourne and Mrs Bourne’s visit, noting gatherings at Linden Avenue and Washington Seminary.
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Tian
Winnie Davis
Xirs
McCabe
Peachtree
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Dalton Mitchel
Piedmont Avenue
Rutherford
Samuel Dunlap
Gaihesville
A. McD. Wilson
Helen Plane
Alice Baxter
Dalton Mitchell
Mrs Bourne on Womanhood in Christian Art Lecture
Mrs L Bourne lectured on Womanhood in Christian Art to a large audience at the Womans Club. She traced the imprint of women in literature and art, highlighting Grecian ideals, Fra Angelico’s Madonnas, and artistic views through the time of Michelangelo and Raphael, with notes on Venetian art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fra Angelica
Michael Angelo
Raphael
Brookwood Sunday At Home Guests In Bright Spring Setting
Mr and Mrs Joseph Thompson hosted the first of a series of Sunday at homes at Brookwood, an ideal suburban residence, radiant inside and out in spring blossoms as guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
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Notamy
Homes
Joseph Thompson
Brookwood
Flowers and veterans cross of honor event hosted by U D C
In spring sunlight a floral scene fills a hospitable home where Mlac blossoms scent the air. Mr and Mrs Thompson host Sundays. Miss Alee Baxter heads the Atlanta U D C chapter presenting crosses of honor to Confederate veterans Saturday at 10 am. The House of Representatives venue will host patriotic society guests. Mrs Livingston Mims speaks of Jefferson Davis with Anne Wallace on Charleston Harbor. An attractive program features music and an informal reception after the meeting.
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Robert F. Shedden
Linden Avenue
Reble Workman
Berma Damietis
Lelia Armstrong
Lena Brandon
Grace Gaffney
May Harbin
Mrs. Thompson
Alee Baxter
Atlanta
House of Representatives
Ites
Mimus
Helen Plane
Livingston Mims
Jefferson Davis
Anne Wallace
Charleston Harbor
Clarence M. Paine
West Newton
Mass
Dr. Paine
N. P. Black
A. V. Gide
James Jackson
J. P. Aver- WY
Athens
Gelock
Anthony Ittner
St. Louis
W. L. Traynham
Lillian Traynhamama
Charleston
John Matthews
Birmingham
Brevard Montgomery
O. M. Club
Edward H. Barnes
City
Miss Bostick
East Harris Street
Florense Bruce
N. HW. Amber
Radhirgten
Thas
Msan
Bazaar for St Joseph's Infirmary opens next week
Bazaar for the benefit of St Joseph's Infirmary will begin November 7 on Whitehall Street in Atlanta. The Sisters of Mercy oversee the event, and the Infirmary remains non sectarian in patronage. The piece lists numerous social notices and visits, including travels to Dallas Gainesville Athens and New York, with several local and visiting residents noted.
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St. Joseph’ S
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Whitehall Street
Atlanta
Sisters of Mercy
Georgia
Tech Field Day Preview and Exhibition Announced
Field day at the Tech will feature a campus exhibition tomorrow at 2 p.m. The track team aims to break records in events led by a large list of entrants. Officials include Arnold Broyles as referee and W. B. Tichenor as clerk of course. events range from sprints to field events with numerous competitors from various classes.
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the Tech
Bove
Arnold Broyles
W. BR. Tichenor
R. H H. Lowndes
J. B. Roberts
W. S. Rankin
L. Snowden
Jennings
Ferguson
Matheson
Mr. Allen
H. Black
T. P. Branch
C. K. Francis
G. W. Adair
F. «. Byrd
A. B. Morton
J. W. Bailey
Mr. Morman
W. L. Sullivan
Coleman
B. Klein
V. J. McDaniels
C. M. Hilliard
H. H. Crawford
I. Hardeman
F. W. Shackleford
W. L. Ingils
J. A. Kinnard
D. D. Owerts
J. Walden
Ch. B. Moore
Columbus Iron Works to Rebuild After Fire
The Columbus Iron Works Company board decided to replace the burned structure and rebuild the plant and Southern Plow Company department as soon as possible. The foundry, plow handle and beam factory, tin shop and boiler shop were not destroyed. Boiler shop work has resumed and Southern Plow operations should be ready within 60 to 90 days for next season. Rebuilding will be thorough and modern with upgraded machinery and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Iron Works Company
Southern Plow Company
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A. V. Gude
Frank Stewart
Chandler
Washington Seminary
Oxford
Daira
Woman’s Club
Annie Fitten
New York
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Newnan
Buu
Saille Brown Haa
Marietta
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Savannah
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Children’s Hospital
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Phladelphia
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Yoakum
Tex
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Chicago
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Dallas
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Mamie
Jacksonia
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Griffin
M. N. Smith
Frank Hilburn
Visa Ora Hilburn
Pex
Dr. Kendrick
Brunson
D. C
Yanch
Beaumont Davison
Hattie Jones
Jackson
C J. Redding
Mamie Ivey
Jeff Bunday
Texas
Georgia Duncan
Gainesville
Foreign Mission Conference
Franch Dobbs
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Kay Mrs. Tinsley
Barboursville
J. T. Cochran
WA Albright
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B. Z. Biseman
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J. D. Culberson
George S. King
Columbia
Christopher Fitzsimmonston
A. L. Bourer
Lexington
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Capitol Avenue
R. B.o'donnelly
Nell O'Donnelly
Europe
Frank Hawkins
Macon
Ehotep Meade
Auanis
Eente
Chérge
Bt. ‘Joseph Infimary
Sisters of St. Joseph Infirmary
Forrest Adall
California
W. S. West
Valdosta
J. J. Haverty
F. M. Scott
Tennesser
Milwaukee
Mary Lou Culberson
Cedartown
Sara Gorman
Nashville
C. T. Colyer
South Pryor
Claude Buchanan
Card Club
Nell Howell
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D. D. Towers
F. Sykes
F. Johnson
W. P. Hadbrooke
T. M Thomson
C. M Hilliard
R. W. Cowan
J. BE. Weekes
W. L. Inglis
J. A. Kinnand
D. D Towers
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Earth
Lollie Belle Wylie
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Peterson
Southern Railway
Los Angeles
Convention of Federation of Women's Clubs
Southern
Callet City Ticket Office
Kimball House
J. C. Beam, Jr
Henry Harland
Atlente
Cottinr Tid
Bige Musical Comedy Company
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Bijon Co
Wwalthour
Freeman
N. Pryor St
Clothing Gazette
America
Charles W. Crankshaw
Federation of Trades
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Order of Railway Conductors
Atlanta Federation of Trades
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Forsyth Street
Mike Mahan
R. Norris
G. W. Evans
W. C. Puckett
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R. BE. Bransford
W .C. Puckett
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Wilbur & Sons
Raras
Trinity 5 Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Lichtenstein
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Phipps & Atchison
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