Summer time gossip and entertainments at Tallulah
The Tallulah summer season features guests planning a world tour themed cottage parties on August 5. Cottages at Athens and Covington hosts stage nations with Japanese and Parisian charms to raise funds for the Tallulah Industrial School. A chrysanthemum show is planned by the Order of King’s Daughters in Macon with extensive prize lists and floral contests to inspire Georgia women. The piece notes Miss Johnston’s engagement to Delaney Kounts and a Piedmont club dinner in Atlanta.
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Rom Tallulah
Turkey
Tallulah
Japan
Lucy Cobb
M A Lipscomb
Athens
Camp Rest
R. L. Moss
Kindercroft
J D. Moss
King's Daughters
Macon
Georgia
Paul Nesran
Marechal Niel Soc
Eny
Cnac
Ston
Marton
Atlanta
Georgia Peach
North
Wiss
Elema
Miss Johnston
Kiser
Piedmont Club
Tf. Peel
Miss Hallman
Sarah Peel
C McGehee
Young People Entertained With Little Miss Hoover Party
Yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs T Lewis on Peachtree, Miss Marion Lewis Hoover hosted a belated party for her young friends. Guests included Joseph Wilson, James Dunlap Jr, Louise Pritchett, Katharine Pincknet, Elizabeth Crawford Rhodes Perdue, Julia Morgan, and many others. The event featured red decorations and a cheerful, idea-filled hour for the attendees.
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Httle
Marion Lewis Hoover
T . Lewis
Peachtree
Joseph Wilson
George Ramery Jr
Evla Speer
Edgar Dunlap
James C Dunlap
Walter R Dobbins
Clarke Holliday
Charles Whitner
Joseph Crank
Meetings and social notes from Atlanta and nearby towns
Dr J L Fitts of South Carolina will speak at 5 pm this afternoon in the American Baptist Publication Society parlors at 68 Whitehall. Subject Drunkenness and Poverty. The Woman's Relief Corps meets at Mrs WM Scott's 312 Grant Street Thursday at 9 o'clock. Social items note dozens of visits, teas, dances, trips to Wrightsville Beach and Tate Spring, and gatherings at Piedmont Driving Club.
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J L Fitts
South Carolina
Atlanta
Willard
American Baptist Publiation Society
Whitehall Street
Publc
Womans Relief Corpu
WM Scott
Grant Sreet
O'Clock Tea Honors Miss Wilson in Merritts Avenue
At eight o'clock tea yesterday afternoon lovely Willie Lewis hosted guests in compliment to Miss Kete Wilson of Baltimore. Merritts Avenue home featured white roses, palma and bamboo with a white and green theme. Dining room displayed Renaissance lace table cloth and a centerpiece of white roses and fern.
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Willie Lewis Crusmex
Kete Wilson
Baltimore
Merritts Avenues
Expert Opticians at Hawkes' Optical Establishment
Experts attend Hawkes optical shop at 14 Whitehall Street on the viaduct. They guarantee finest eyeglass lenses and offer scientific artistic and comfortable frame adjustments.
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Hawkes
Whitehall St
Pegnage Case Postponed In Atlanta Peonage Claim
Wilson Scott, a Black man, alleges an effort to hold him in peonage by H Bullock of Jasper County, with a hearing in U S district court postponed to September 7 due to attorney W C Munday, while Scott remains jailed for $200 bond in Atlanta. The case drew interest as the first peonage matter in Atlanta courts. J D Kilpatrick leads the prosecution.
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Wilson Scott
Ho Hullock
Jaaper County
W .T Newman
United States District Court
W Cc Munday
Scott
Atlanta
Jasper County
H Bullock
United States
Cort
Bullock
J D Kilpatrick
State Victory Before Court in Insurance Mandamus Case
The state won yesterday before Judge JH Lumpkin of the superior court in a clash with Georgian Empire Mutual Insurance Company over licensing. Lumpkin denied the insurance company’s mandamus petition seeking to compel Comptroller General William A. Wright to issue a license after evidence showed the company lacked a $100 000 subscription to a mutual organization. Attorney General Hart defended the comptroller general, and W L Heyward represented the company. Separately, attachments totaling $48 000 were levied on the Southern Railway Company's Peters trest freight depot to secure possible damages claim against the foreign corporation. Transfers of property and multiple legal actions are listed, including estate matters and deeds.
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JH. Lumpkin
Georgian Empire Mutual Insurance Company
Lumpkin
William A. Wright
Icense
Tompkin
Comptroller General
Hart
W. L Heyward
Peters Treat
Southern Railway Company
Sheriff 5
Southern Railway
SN Dykeman
Lizzie Thomas
William Thames
M Wo Reid
Wttn
Walter Clarke
Superior Court
Leslie Ann Smith
NFR
Sims and
Cohen Streets
E Wellers Woot
William Kieite
Gayitol
Georgia Avenues
Ole Po Zachry
E Welford Wood
Deer—Georga H Boynton
Northwestern Mutualife Insurance
Good Old Time at Marietta Reunion Report
The Confederate veterans reunion at Marietta on August 3 drew about two thousand attendees from numerous counties. The day featured a prayer, welcome by Colonel Chirler D Phillips, speeches by Wham P Bell and others, and afternoon addresses by Colonel Tarrigen, with music by the Marietta band.
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Marietta
J F White
First Methodist Church
Chirler D Phillips
J Gld Morris
R Heiden
Coronel
J West
Tip Harrison
Tarrigen
J Gid Morris
Alvie
W J Manning
John A Hoota
C D Phillips
Cox
Cupid's Food After a Bump on the Pike
A Texan girl recounts travels from a bad fall to illness and weakness after seven years, crediting Grape-Nuts food with restoring health and enabling marriage. The account, provided by Postum Co of Battle Creek, Mich, requests details on an extension of time for a cooks contest with $1,600 prizes.
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United States
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Convict labor policy debate in Georgia legislature
A lengthy discussion on convict labor substitutes contrasts Felder and Knight Howell bills. The debate weighs subletting, county versus state control, prison commission oversight, and financial impacts on counties and the school fund, with emphasis on market value and per capita costs.
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Giorgi
Bott
Isnight and
Howell
Werfarthe
Felder
Steed
Lelder
Prison Commission
Knight and Howell
Meriwether
Substitute
Tas
Merriswether
Placing the Blame in a Family Dispute
A Philadelphia Inquirer item describes a tense family moment where a doctor’s threat of trouble arose over unpaid bills. The dialogue centers on the doctor and a young speaker, with a mention of parental payment disputes and potential repercussions.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Tommy
Baltimore Herald Speculates on Bryan Cleveland Banquet
A fragment from the Baltimore Herald suggests a banquet could bring Bryan and Cleveland together under an understanding. The text hints at Bryan speaking and at atmospheric improvement but is incomplete and fragmented.
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Baltimore Herald
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Cleveland
Mother Steals Her Little Son in Newport
A mother with a revolver took her child from Mrs Taylor in Newport Kentucky after forcing entry. The boy, ages old, was recovered by Mrs Turner as she carried him into the street and escaped in a wagon. The incident follows a Cincinnati report of the sensational kidnapping in Newport.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Arville
Lives Taken, House Burned in Franklin County Murder
A Chattanooga dispatch from Winchester Tennessee reports Simon Booker and his wife killed in June. Their cabin on the mountain near Thunderstruck Hollow was burned, with the wildcat distillery raid blamed for the tragedy. The Bookers allegedly betrayed the distillery to revenue officers.
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Chattanooga Tenn
Winchester Tenn
Simon Booker
Thunderstruck Hollow
Franklin County
Wildcat
Booker
Wildcattern
Fleers
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