Social notes of Atlanta society visitors and departures
Continued from the nineteenth page a wide mix of social updates from Atlanta. Numerous names, travels, and visits are listed including Miss Roberta Sewell, Mrs W H Miser and Jamity, Miss Elizabeth Davis returning to Thomaston, Mr and Mrs Robert Shropshire visiting Rome Ga, Mrs G L Elliott going to Tallapoosa, Miss Mamie Hillman in Columbus, Miss Margaret Newman leaving for Asheville, Dr S W Foster and wife trip to Milwaukee, and many more engagements, hostesses, ice cream festivals, and house parties. The items capture a bustling social season with relatives guests in Georgia and beyond, plus birthdays and a child party at the home of Mrs J L Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highteen Jadison
W. Ht. Miser
Jamity
Lithia
Roberta Sewell
Wiliam Montgomery
New Fork
Elizabeth Davis
Thomaston
Robert Shropshire
Rome
G. L. Elliott
Mamie Hillman
Columbus
JK. Ohl Rete
Washington, Ga
Margaret Newman
Ae Pardee
Asheville
Pred Shaefer
J. FB. Knott
New York
EB. Yorston
Weat Fifty-eighth Street
W. Foster
A. G. Rhodes
Norway
Sweden
Waldo Sinton
Mary Goodrum
Edna Russell
Newnan
Minnie Avis ‘Tidwell
Poplar Grove
R. W
Clare Felker
Monroe
Belle Scott
Margaret Duncan
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
H. H. Smith
Peachtree
J. T. Donovan
Turnersville
Frank Weldon
Davenport Guerry
Will Solomon
John Turner
Marion Lane
Rosalind Davis
Iola Baker
Julia Hay
Emily Willams
Meserat J. B. Jemison
Tom Ross
Brown Taylor
George Rowell
Wil Willams
Marshall
Mesdames S. R. Jaques
Hugh, Taylor
Stewart Jones
John Walker
Arnoldina Reese
Mary Reese
Marcella Grigith
Ethel Davis
Rosalind Davia
Frite Jones
Albert Jones
Walter Beeks
Septima Snowden
North Georgia
Roberta Patterson
Sandersville
Terresan Roughton
Mise Vie Callaway
Misa May Wheatley
Americus
Macon
Kate Callaway
Mize Lille Griffith
Mia | Lite Comel
Indian Epring
Mary Petterson
Hamilton Yancey
Carolyn Patterson
Chicago
J. B. Cobb
Clarkesville
Mary Cobb
Maristta
Will Lowe
Mary Callaway
Tennessee
Carrie’ Lasnett
Atlanta
Fannie Harris
Terressa Roughton
Dawson
Mary Wall
Margaret Calaway
Saluda
N. c
Ida Holt
Martha Ross
Mary Redding
Robert Corbin
Ben Holt
Llewellyn Holt
James Mott
Charles Holt
Herbert
Smart
Ad. Thomas
Marlborough Hotel Prominent New York Stop for Southern Visitors
The Marlborough is highlighted as a popular New York hotel favored by southern travelers. Located on Broadway between 11th and 37th streets near Central Park, it has long drawn substantial southern patronage and invites visitors to feel at home during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
Marlborough
Broadway
11Th
37Th Streets
Central Park
Attractive Studio Reopens After Fire at 36 Whitehall Street
Misses Mead reopen their studio at 36 Whitehall Street after a May fire destroyed the prior building. The remodeled studio offers up-to-date improvements and inviting facilities as preparations are made to serve clients promptly. Colonel W G Obear departs to inspect state militia in Thomasville Albany Unidosta and nearby areas, continuing a broad inspection. The paper notes a new serial story starting next Tuesday and advertises rate excursion tickets to Buffalo for the Pan American exposition and summer tours via Savannah and steamship lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Méad
Whitehall Street
Misses Meag
W. G. Obear
Thomasville
Albany
Unidosta
Obear
Buffalo
Central of Georgia Railway
Ravennah
Unes
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atl
Savannah
Sivan
Central Es. Searels
Wigwam at Indian Spring Sees Record Seaside Crowds
At Indian Spring Georgia August 4 special report notes Wigwam resort busier than ever as trains bring visitors and guests express satisfaction with cuisine service and detail. Numerous arrivals include Miss Estelle Stevens Miss Gertrude Harris Mrs. Atkinson and many Atlanta Macon and New York visitors. A. K. Hawkes warns he does not supply spectacles to peddlers or traveling actors and cites 108 Peachtree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Daniels
Estelle Stevens
Macon
Spencer R. Atkinson
Atlanta
Gertrude Harris
Maybelle Glenn
Henry Baker
B. Stevens
Famiy
William Neil
Neil
C. J. Walker
Milledgeville
M. Terrell
W. Lee Bilis
J. B. Searcy
Eufauia
Ala
R. H. Brown
Troy
Susie Malone
P. H. Brown
Als
Henry Perkins
Eufaula
Alea
James Callaway
J.C. Alien
Clinton I
Brown
Frea XL
Poster
New York
Misa Cito Jackson
Linton Ball
Mark Hightower
W. D. Owens
R. C. Jordan
B. J. Holt
Wits
Miss Cantrey
C. W. Kimball
R. W. Martin
Savannah
Co. H.weeks
D. R Clayton
Jelks
John W. Alexander
Louise Fradley
Ben Watts
Rome
C. J. Bannan
W. J Jones
H. H. Way
Wife
Kansas City
R. Harwell
Condon Gallery Showcases Atlanta's Notables Portraits
A feature on the Condou Art Gallery in Atlanta highlights its collection of portraits featuring bankers brokers businessmen and society ladies. Artist Mrs. Condon-Hendricks is praised for her temperament and quality, with the studio located at 45 Over Jacobs corner Whitehall and Alabama streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Condou
Mre. Condon-Hendricks
Condon Gallery
Jacobs’ Cor Uer Whiteball
Alaban Streets
Lyceum Garden Opens With Fine Orchestra and Outdoor Drinks
The Lyceum opens a new summer garden Monday night with Theodore Martin’s Chicago orchestra. Miss Michel Canady stars with a chorus for dances reminiscent of Heanor Falk. Garden features 1600 incandescent lights, new soda fountain, and 1000 seats. Paid theater admission now includes garden access free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Theodore Martin
Chicago
Michel Canady
McCaslin Opera Company
Fagewood Avenue Theater
Miss Casady
Heanor Falk
Hammerstein
New York
Social Life in Macon Amid Delights at Cherokee Roof Garden
July 3 report from Alacon notes Franklin's orchestra hosted a society outing at the Cherokee Roof Garden with numerous Macon residents and guests from Washington and Americus attending over several days. Budding social rounds included lawn parties, games, dancing, and band wagon outings to the Outing Club, with prizes awarded to Helen Roberts and Du Pont Guerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Acon
Franklin
Cherokee Roof Garden
Frank Hazlehurst
Roland Ellis
Warner Hardwick
J. F. Hanson
Louise Yazlohurat
Adele Kershaw
Julia Huguenin
May Kennedy
Mary Wood Hill
Washington, Ga
Mesare
Ross White
Carrie Lasnett
Fannie Winship
Hate Callaway
Vic Callaway
May Wheatley
Americus
Jennie Wilcox
Raymond English
Helen Roberts
Cora Burr
Jay McBride
Lucile Hatcher
Felice Matthews
Mamie Strobar
Will Wilson
George Lowe
Hunley Abpott
Percy "Wilams
Caulder Lawton
Tom Laws
Walter Stewart
Charlie Wright
Frank B
Raymond Englich
Vie Callaway
Kate Callaway
Marie Stevens
Frances Hareris
Shaw, Gardner
John Gerwiriner
Henry Poe
Clement Chestney
Percy Willams
Ser
Wilson
Tom Lowe
Arthur Grigith
Sloan's Sure Colic Cure advertised as a quick remedy
An 1900 notice promotes Sloan's Sure Colic Cure as a rapid, drenchless horse colic remedy. The compact two bottle case with syringe retails for one dollar, backed by testimonials from New Paltz and veterinary sources praising its effectiveness in stopping colic within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Earl
Beton
Moss
United States
New Paltz
Heston
Mase
Siri
Jeremiah Hotaling
Mr. Hotaling
Ww. C. Tamney
KELLAN AND MOORE Offer Forced Sale at Edgewood
Scientific opticians Kellan and Moore announce a forced sale at Edgewood on August 6 at 5 p.m. The sale includes fine eyewear and customized prescriptions from their shop at 42 North Broad Street, Prudential. The event emphasizes best chances to buy suburban homes nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellan & Moore
North Broad Street
Prudential Opiaaine
Edgewood
Au-gust
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Social
Mary Dens Tupper
Glenn
Maybelle Te ‘Horas
W. H. Preston
Alliance
Cleveland
Ohio
Whill McPheeter
Ely
Dorothy
J. L. Wilhelm
Marion Cook
Milne Mation Bradfield
Mary Agrica- Timé Gaines
Catherine Crate
Ada Prese Ard Ja
Ponda
Ruth
Lois
Mary Cleland
Marion Wooley
Virginia Sullivan
Masters Basil “‘Wooley
Alvin Gaines
Reynard
Heyward Wood
George West
Howard Callaway
John Kesly
Jack Dickinson
LaGrange
Misa Sarah Hill
Norcross
N. D. Smith
New England
James Mabry
Valdosta
Wight
J. B. Eiseman
White Sulphur Springs
Waynedville
MN. C
L. Cugsts
Epworth Methodist Church
Master Stephens Mitchell
Agnes Goss
Athens
Hennis Lou Hughes
Danville, Ga
Charles Hill
Piedmont Avenue
White Path
Milas Jean Ramepeck
Mrs. Bugens DP. Thomas
Mrs. Thomas
England
Horace B. Watkins
Canada
Hudson Moore
Virginia
North Carolina
Moore
Tallulah Falls
Thomas Finley
John M. Cooper
Mrs. Byrd
Mrs. Lyon
Aylmer
Cattersville
Exina Cooper
Birmingham
Pauline Osborne
Misa Pledin Wilkes
Etda Hamil
Barnesville
Gary
Misses Hall
Pullam ‘Street
Harry C. Barr
Big Stone Gap
Misa Katherine Carnon’Car- Goro
Lunentus
Harr
Helen Dorsey
Glen Springs
Spartanburg
Greenvile
B.C
J. O'Keefe Nelson
Mrs
Drury Powers
Chil
Fran Vaeve Manday
Wrightsville Beau
Misa Beatrice Kilgore
Vila
Rica
Wiberta Kilmore
I. K. Buchanan
M. Z. Crist
Franklin Springs
Ethel Norvell
Miss Ewing
Caroline W. A
Reboria, da
Lillie A. Long
Smithville, GA
Cicero Long
Fire
Constitution
Fire Department
Auapta
Union Labor
Consu
Society AT
Indian Spring
Hawkes
K. Hawkes
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Mr. Rich & Bros. So
Reo
Aden
ASC
Krom
Eek Si Soc
Colgate
Mrich & Bros. Co
Eix
the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
U. S
Georgia
Hionawey
Legaes
Lgonce
SLO
Taleata
Adie
Balarius
Imeurance Commissioner
New
Equitable
Robert L. Foreman
Lowe Place
Rosalind Lavis
Baldwin
Wille Bull Peeler
Mary Reesy
Ilon Lane
Grey Coleman
Robert Taylor
Joe Turener
James Hines
John Gerwinner
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