Roof Garden Party at Capital City Club for Nobie honors
The Roof Garden at the Capital City club hosted Mr and Mrs Waldemar Gude for a dinner dance Tuesday in honor of Mr and Mrs Benjamin F F Nobie. The eight guests included Miss Brewster of Pine Bluff Arkansas and Mrs Dinkins hosted a musical bridge tea for her alongside notes about Miss Florence Brewster visiting from New York.
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Roof Garden
Waldemar Gude
Capital City Club
Benjamin F. F. Nobie
Brookhaven Country Club swimming party for visiting cousins
Yesterday afternoon at the Brookhaven Country Club a small gathering hosted cousins Missea Pauline and Martha Spratling of Macon who were visiting In-Atlanta. After two swims, tea and sandwiches were served on the terrace. Invited were Misses Anne Spalding Angel Allen Edna Raine Virginia White Rath Dodd Mary Bdiey James William Jr Charles Humphies William Hailey William Jones Edward Harris Harvey Hill Mattland Court Leonard s and Everette Richardgoods. Anne Spalding will entertain again for the visitors on a date to be announced. A separate note mentions a bridge luncheon hosted by Miss Virginia Fenn in honor of Miss Marjorie Thomas of Lyle Ga with eight friends enjoying the event.
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Brookhaven
Missea
Pauline
Martha Spratling
Macon
Atlanta
Anne Spalding
Angel Allen
Edna ‘Raine
Virginia
White
Rath
Dodd and Mary
Bdiey
James
William
Charles Humphies
William Hailey
William Jones
Edward Harris
Harvey
Hill
Augusta guest Miss Dunbar feted in Atlanta social set
Miss Miclani Dunbar of Augusta Ga arrived yesterday to visit Miss Catherine Haverty at Villa Clara Peachtree road. Today Miss Carrie Lou Reynolds hosts bridge tea in Dunbar s honor and Haverty will host a buffet supper for about twenty five guests. Saturday Miss Lucy Candler hosts swimming party and supper in Dunbar s honor. Next Tuesday Haverty hosts luncheon at the Piedmont Driving Club with intimate friends. further parties planned with dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Miclani* Dunbar
Catherine Haverty
Villa Clara
Peach- Tree Road
Atlanta
Carrie Lou Reynolds
Bridge
Luncheon Honoring Mrs Wickliffe Goldsmith on Peachtree Road
Mrs Wickliffe Goldsmith entertained yesterday morning at a sewing party and luncheon at her home on Peachtree Road in compliment to a guest or guests, continuing social customs of the period.
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Wickliffe Goldsmith
Peachtree Road
Miss Florence Stokes Weds Me Henry in New York
An Atlanta born bride Miss Florence Stokes and Henry Me Henry of New York wed Wednesday at the home of the bride’s brother Rev A W Stokes. The ceremony was simple due to a bereavement. Florence Bonnier of the late W Stokes of Atlanta attended Agnes Scott and did church work. Henry a noted educator with ties to Jersey City and Columbia University. After September they will reside in Ridgefield New Jersey with plans to spend time in North Carolina and Vermont before moving to their Ridgefield home.
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Florence Stokes
Henry
New York
Charles Albert Stokes
United ‘States
Soay
Marriszeter
Florence
Newto
Mellinger Edward Teeny
Jersey City
A W. Stokes
W. Stokes
Atlanta
J ‘Agnes Scott, ‘Collegé
Woman's
Southern Presbyterian Church
Red Crags
Columbia University
Brown University
Harvard
Columbia
North Carolina
Green Mountains
Vermont
Ridgefield
New Jersey
Woman admits theft of thirty two thousand dollars
Miss Clarke confesses involvement in a $32,000 robbery tied to the Miltmore case. She claims she and Faione stole the money, directed investigators to recover portions, and implicated no one else. The loot was hidden in a box inside an envelope in an upstairs drawer of the Chambers house.
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Miss Clarke
Miltmore
Faione
Chambers
J. E. Chambers
South Poinsetta Street
West Palm Beach
Orlando
Millmers
Federal Reserve Bank
Atlanta
F. J. G. Pulsipher
Chief Johnson
Johnson
McKew
Graham
Brannan
Pulsipher
First National Bank
Federal Reserve
George Barver
Edna Johnson
Atlante
Thia
Faryar
Clarke
Farrer
Miss Johnson
Tax Dodger Probe Ordered by Board in Atlanta
The board ordered a tax dodger probe amid disputes over city and county assessments. Details show a company taxed differently, with court action threatened, and counties pushing to verify business tax compliance across printers, auto dealers, and other firms. The county attorney was asked to review franchise rights of the Georgia Railway and Power Company for Peachtree Road operations and pave repairs.
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Edty
Mills
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Fulton County
Georgia Railway
Dod Power Company
Peachtree Road
Buckhead
Pei A. Hansell
Caruso Will Endow Naples Theater Estate Details Revealed
Naples mourns Caruso as reports say his will created a foundation and theater fund for wealthy arts patrons and non professionals. The estate, possibly 1.3 million dollars, may total up to 3.1 million, with divisions to Mrs Caruso Gloria their children Rodolfo and Enrico and others. Giovanni Martinelli named as possible successor at the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
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Caruso
Constantino J. Sperce
Gloria
Rodolfo
Enrico
Sebmeter
Giovanni
Martinell
Metropolitan: Opera
London
Amendments Win in Credits Bill Haht Haht
Senate advances credits bill amid a fight over two amendments granting the War Finance Corporation authority to make loans to agricultural producer associations and up to 100 million dollars in bonds for the federal loan system. Debates centered on direct farmer loans, with supporters claiming impracticability and opponents warning of excessive bureaucracy.
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Washington
Senate
Smith
South Carolina
War Finance Corporation
Harrison
Mississippi
Williams
LaFolette
Wisconsin
Ashurst
Arizona
Lenroct
Smoot
Utah
Simmons
North Carolina
Finance Board
Lenroot
Revenue Bureau Probe Declared Necessary by Blair
Washington August 3 Commissioner Blair announced the investigation of the internal revenue bureau is necessary due to alleged leaks of tax information. He said a thorough probe is required to determine if income tax cases or other bureau matters are handled according to law and regulations. Hearings will be held.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Blair
Hureau
Chase grows on Spurgin trail from Marfa tips
Chicago August 3 Ben Newmark chief investigator of the state attorney's office awaited further word from the Mexican border on the movements of Warren C Spurgin a fugitive resident of the Michigan Avenue Trust Company Within the last 48 hours Spurgin's trail has heated and Newmark is confident Marfa Texas reports will yield a message soon detailing the banker capture
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Chicago
Ben Newmark
State Attorney's Office
Warren C. Spurgin
Michigan Avenue Trust
Spurgin
Flanerty Again Heads Knights of Columbus
San Francisco August 3 Jameer Fisherty of Philadelphia was reelected supreme knight at the Knights of Columbus thirty ninth annual convention here The other officers slated were Martin Carmody Grand Knight. Rick deputy supreme knight William J McGinney supreme advocate Daniel J Callahan supreme treasurer Dr E W Buckley supreme librarian David F Supple supreme warden
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San Francisco
Jameer AL Fisherty
Philadelphia
Knights’ of Columbus
Martin Carmody
Lds
Rick
Knight
Wiliam J. McGinrey
New York
Sutter
Boston
Daniel J. Callahan
Washington
D. C
Governor Small Ready to Meet Warrant Server
Danville August 3 Governor Len Small has canceled his road inspection tour and will not return to Springfield at the end of the week. He will meet the warrant server in Danville as planned.
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SMALL
Danville
Len Small
Springfield
Vermillion County Embezzlement Warrants Mentioned by Governor
Governor Small says he would be glad to have warrants served on a man charged with embezzlement and conspiracy tied to his term as state treasurer. The case involves Illinois officials and a response from Vermillion County authorities. The governor expects to be in Springfield early next week unless the suspect changes his plans.
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Kar
Small
Ember Lee
Vermillion County
Illinois
Eg. Gheritt
Sangamon
Evernor
Springfield
Savannah Man Dies in Police Custody
J A Stewart, 66, a longtime employee of a Savannah business near the union station, was detained by police in the early hour for suspicious behavior and died two hours later before a physician could arrive. The cause of death was not known. He disrobed and said he would be dead in fifteen minutes, and he died soon after.
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Savannah
J. A. Stewart
Union
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Lakemont
Margaret Minahan
Marie Donelly
Maxine Hiles
Josephine Havis
Marian Carlock
Mrs.Taylor
Lydia E. Pinkham
Roxbury
Mass
Mrs. Taylor
Lydia E. Pink
Sia Hanley
James Barker
John Norrell
Gerald Albright
Joseph Corrigan, Sr
P. H. Donnelly
Virgil Chew
Edward Crawley
Joseph Corrigan
Miss Reynolds
Miriam Dunbar
Katherine Sever
Misset
Eam Dunbar
Katherine Sort. Malone
Elizabeth Whitman
Ay Bardwell
Sarah Orme
Emily Davia
Elizabeth Shewmaid
Emily West
Joer Py Se Uba
Marjorie Weldon
Mary
Frances Cooledge
Emme Nixon
Elinor Gay
Marjorie Stringfellow
Jennie Robinson
Margaret Nelson
Frances Peasbody
Martha Boynton
Jennie Johnson
Vincencia Allen
Christine McEachern
Ernest Campbell
Mary Nevin
Anne Stringfellow
Charles Ewing
Dinkins
Pat Dinking
Druid Hilla Golf Club
Florence Brewster
Pine Bluff
Ark
Mia. Wiltshirag Riley
Roy Collier
Gouraud
vVirginia Fenn
Marjorie Thomas
Lyle, 'Ga
Ruth
Hinman
Fenn
Migseun
Mrs
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Cacigie
Thorn Flagler
John Morris, Jr
E. Dallis
J. W.goldsmith, Jr
Cam Dorsey
Julian Chambers
Rey Coller
John Denton
George Lowndes, Jr
Alex Smith, Jr
Carlton Smith
MacDougald Construction Company
Roswell Road
Turner
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Cody
Edwin Johnson
Dave Webb
Atlanta “Federal Reserve Bank
Fla
First National Bank of
Palm Beach
Florida Bank
Atlanta Reserve Bank
Nal Bond
Naples
Revenue Bureau
V-Battes
Ondental
Paul Wachee
Peachtree Street
Flanerty
Knights OF Columbus
Jersey
Marvel
Thompson
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