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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1921

Page

8

Moss Oberman Bride Miss Maude Raborg Affair

An Atlanta society note covers the Moss Oberman and Miss Maude Raborg wedding, detailing ceremony, travel to a ranch, and social rounds. It notes Raborg’s horsemanship and social standing, and mentions other local engagements and visitors including Tabil and Lou ise Gabriel Tabil, with plans for summer activities in Colorado and Ventnor.

Jefferson ‘City Maude Maude Rab Z Nots Chugwater, Wyo., Hi Be To; Many. Jantans Who Ride. . Mt Oberman Atise Nellen Atlanta Colorado Raborg Janch Tabil New Jersey Alle Rose Gabriel Tabil Mitesi- Louise Aving ‘Siven Chilren Ventnor Thera Ifty Louise Gabriel Tabil Springtreet Armia

Luncheon Honors Miss Norris At Forysth Home

An ornate luncheon at a Forsyth home on Ponce honored Miss Norris. Guests included Misses Foster Norris Stephenson Gibson and several others from Macon and Birmingham with a matinee party preceding.

Willliat Asher Ponce Bomort Methodist Vebiirek Misa Norris Martha Norrie Marte Seri Yous Foster Forsyth Majorie 3Ammon Marg

Inaugural Dinner Dines for Peacocks Club Officers

The Argentine club Peacocks held a Thursday evening dinner dance to honor retiring president Dy Booth and induct new officers and board members. Officers listed include Humphries Branch vice president, Clarke secretary treasurer, Green, Crow, Cagatiwell, Entriken and Wittiner among others. Plans announced include social events at Cascade Springs, Warm Springs Avenue, and a regular dance at Segadia’s on August 4 with no moonlight event this year.

Peacocks Sring Offledéra Tmara Tarse Dy. Booth Officars Ts ' Hoard PRI Humphries Presobrook Penaurer Georgy A. Clarke AL Crowt Fred. Cagatiwell Cescade Springs Ausart Warm Springs Avenue 14 Ps Tha Segadio

Funeral notice for Mrs. Joseph G. Heard Sr

Members of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and Uncle Remus Association request all members to attend the funeral of Mrs. Joseph G. Heard Sr. The service will meet at the chapel of H. M. Patserson & Son this morning at 10 40 o'clock.

Mars. John Perdue Atlanta United Pansters of the Confederacy A. McD. Wilson Remus Joseph G. Heard H. Ms. Pattersom & Son

Social Calendar Dots Capital City Club Events

A crowded social schedule lists dinners dances and luncheons across Atlanta venues. Mrs George Cardell and Lt and Mrs Jack Swarthout host at Capital City Club and Schasdale’s hall. Guests include Miss Ada Janette of New Orleans and Miss Louise Inman with Miss Tullet Matcal of Memphis. The Ladies Board of Visitors meet at Morn Park Baptist and the Wise Coat luncheon precedes a matinee at the Howard.

George Cardell Jack. Swarthout Re Roy Dorsey Saran Yow c Louise Inman Tullet , Matcalt Memphis Herbert Spies Will Cartain Wisecoat Howard Ada Janette New Orlégins

Weekend Dance at East Lake Club Draws Many Guests

The week end dinner dance at East Lake club featured terrace dining and festive table decorations. Numerous guests attended including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Markham of Louisville Kentucky and a long list of local and visiting names. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Wilkshire Riley and Miss Annie Kate Adams organized the event with many attendees dining and socializing throughout the evening.

East Lake East Lake Club Ernan Lee Markham Louisville Honor Guisty Wilkshire Riley Markham Boykin F. Graham “Williams Mias Ruth,Gimbe Nat Thorn Emily Jordan Lewis H. Lee Bell Florence Boykin Hdna Horine Maude Cough Martha Bell Laura McDonald Margaret McIntyre Mary Janes Anne Kate Adams Margaret Foster Maude Carlton Emally Dee Dan Frances Wikle Margaret White Jeanette Evans Georgia Dickinson Iva McCubbin Minnie Lee Birchfield Erskine Jarnigan Mary Fees Barnett Clara’ Baldwin Belvather Eloise Lewis Maude Cobb Gladys Griffin Morgan Wynne Olin Stampa Harry Dobbs Roft Stephenson Steve Hartney William Drake Car- Tyla Holliman Arthur ‘Beall H.aborng Robert McLarty Earl Hartwick Bryan Hugon Bob Martin T4no Sheppard Hall C. B. Ponder Barton Gause Emory Cowie Lynn Buchannan Tye Carter Sandora Frank Kempton Ha Tompkins Pall Greene Jack Toland Dick Sandera Duke Batley Ford Adame W. K. Hastings Joe Hollowall H. A.maler, Jr Dick Willingham Joe Harper John P. Stewar Emil Emmermann Ed Hatcher Bert Clark Garvin Moore Bernard Neal Dick Hull Alfred Thompson Jack Foster Herman Iving Dick Courts Rolf Simms Inman Knox T. B. Bussey A. W. Brewerton Nat Spencer Laurande Caldwell W. W. Grist Charles DuPree Charles ‘+ Wynn Paul H. Jones Tom House Lewis Hamilton T. M. Wilson Erwin Henderson Gerard Gerard Bhiers Paul Hudson

Third Ward Women Voters Meet To Hear Fred Woodall

Mrs W W s Latspeich chairs Third Ward League of Women Voters meeting at Grant Park concrete pavilion Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock with Councilman Fred Woodall to address members and invited attendees. City Missions meeting date changed to Tuesday morning at Werley Memorial church. Lindsey Booth wedding of Marguerite Carolyn Lindsey to Walter Warren Booth at Dr Wallace Rogers home July 29 at high noon with several guests present.

Kirkwood Third Ward League of Women Voters W. W. S Latspeich Third Ward Ue of Women Voters O’cloct Grant Park Fred Woodall Werley Memorial Church Lindsey—Booth Marguerite Carolyn Lindsey Walter Warren Booth Samosa Wallace Rogers Briday Miar- Pens Otte Blue Brnd Hobert’ “Jacobs Mra. Booth Ara Frienia Elmira Ly Jinman

Camp Greystone in Tennessee Represented by Georgia and Tennessee

Camp Greystone reports strong participation from Georgia and Tennessee with both states tied for largest representation. Girls enjoy saddle riding, swimming, tennis, crafts, and horse exhibitions amid sunny weather. Miss Catherine Roland and Miss Armabell Atkinson lead department activities while strangers join daily rides and track events. The camp began with scenic surroundings, emphasizing outdoor sports and cultural events for attendees from the South.

Greystone Georgia Weil Camp Greystone Tennessee Mra. Sévier Aueubl Janie MacGaughey Techunciller Atlanta Camp Greyethne Horace Furnish Catherine’ Roland Mise Armabell -Atkinson Ae Comely Somke Ular Price Nike Tenning’s Creek Greyatene Tor Sitely Greenavtle Tenn Stav

Grove Park Inn social scene spurs Masonic benefit dance

Asheville society notes recount guests visiting Grove Park Inn and Kanuga cottages including the Havertys, McCulloughs, and Seelys. A Masonic Benefit Dance at Roseland supports the Scottish Rite Hospital with Henry Martin and R A Spitzer organizing, inviting Masons and their ladies to attend.

Masonic Rossland Temple Henry” Martin R. A. Spitter Roseland

Local Social Notes and Market Report From Atlanta

The column lists residents visiting and returning home from various places including California Paris New York and Indianapolis. It notes guests at hotels on the beaches and travels to Blowing Rock North Carolina Tallulah Falls and Tallapoosa Alabama. Also cited are Swift & Company beef carcass sale prices in Atlanta for week ending July 30 3929 with prices per pound and overall average.

Atlantansi Asheville William ‘A. Smith Pe Smith Grove Park Ann Dallis Ana Laughters Kanuka Grove Park Inn James Hfaverty Frank McGaughey Ieers MecCullouch Dorothy Mcculloush Harriet’ McCullough Nic McCullough Battery Park Hotel McKenzie Barnes Saunders Jones Ashaville Enepta Marty Siven Mise Gertrude Seely Mig Louise Seely Willis Ragant Grove Park ‘Inn North Carolin Arts Emma Garrett Roya Paris Battle Grourida France Aly Mira Charies D. Atkinson Irs Eerie Whenteenle Beach Chatiers Annabelle Tangley Merritts Avenue Albert Daniel Highland N.S Mary Eadtinee California Tames E Williams Roland Veuiesae Blowing Rock N.C Dore Yoster R. G Isup Ansley Park Indianapolis Swift Atlm Saturn

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