Social and club notices from Atlanta ca. early 20th century
Regular meetings of the Woman's Life Culture club at Mrs. W. B. Cummings home, the W C T U session at Trinity church led by Mrs. Little, and a Georgian Terrace scholarship committee gathering are listed. Bridal Edmonds Moore wedding news reports a late August ceremony in Atlanta with a Washington trip. Inman Park Club and Pleamont Driving Club events note Friday and open-air tea-dance arrangements with numerous social names and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Life Culture Club
W. B. Cummings
Alabama Street
Atlanta
Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
U. D.C
U. T
Diamond Promises for Marital Rings in Easy Payments
A realty style ad offers solitaire diamonds for marriage with a one fifth cash payment and the rest in ten monthly installments. It showcases designer ring productions and suggests approval options for brides seeking packages of solitaires.
Eugene V Haynes Co Best Diamond House in Dixie Jeweler
Eugene V. Haynes Co located at 49 Whitehall Street presents itself as The Best Diamond House in Dixie with emphasis on jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Haynes Co
Whitehall St
Dixie
Miss Patterson Hosts Guest From Lexington Teas and Dance
Miss Jane Young of Lexington Kentucky is honored guest as Miss Anna Patterson entertains at West Peachtrea Street home. Lanterns fringe the lawn, dancing indoors and a late repast served. Punch hosted by Miss Foote and Miss Weyman. At Capital City Club a table dance dinner planned with over one hundred reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Patterson
Jane Young
Lexington
Misaanna Patterson
Ana
Jacob’ Patterson
Peachtrea Street
Tate
Miss Young
Foote
Weyman
Patterson
Alfred Newell
W. Woolford
W. J. Foote
Holmes Frederick
Capital City Club
Capital City Country Club
Haralson Cotter announce Ledra Cordelia Cotter wedding
Mr and Mrs Hi W Haralson announce the marriage of their daughter Ledra Cordelia to Mr Charles Ashford Cotter formerly of Molle Ala The marriage occurred Sunday afternoon July 12 at the bride’s parents home in LaGrange Reverend Harris officiated After August 10 the couple will reside at 1900 Peabody Avenue Dallas Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
W. Haralson
Ledra Cordelia
Charles Ashford ‘Cotter
Social Items From Augusta and Nearby Cities
Mrs William Fleming of Augusta and her daughter Virginia visit Mr and Mrs C K Ayre. Brantleys of Brunswick travel via the city to Hendersonville NC to visit Archibald Brantley. Miss Beauford Matthews returns from Smyrna September first. Various guests and travelers span Augusta, Atlanta, Macon, Lake Toxaway, Tate Springs, Cape May and New York with dances, visits, and house parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Fleming
Augusta
Virginia
Rs. C.K. Ayre
William Brantley
Brunswick
Hendersonville
Archibald Brantley
Jack Cutler
Macon
Rutherford W.ipscomy
Tallulah
WW. A. Grege
Miss Gregg
Misa Mildred Dotbs
New York City
Westralt Terhune
Lake Toxaway
S.C
Drs F. A
Boston
Aline Boston
J.H. Boston
Calhoun,ia
Portsmouth
New York
T. B. Higdon
North Carolina
Paul Doonan
Tate Springs
David Crockett
Edward Merrin
Stamford
Conn
Violet McMillan
Atlanta
Toronto
Montreal
Canada
Charles J. Haden
New England
New York State
L. Davenport
Newark
Wallace Boyd
Mildred Harman
Highlands
Nye
Lee Richardson
Richardson
Vicksburg
Miss
Hugh Richardson
Lake Tosaway
John D. Little
Paul Smith
Adirondacks
Marcellus Markham
Marion Hotel
Hugh Foreman
GA Wood
Homewood Camp
W. L. Peel
Misa
Sarah Peel Titt
William Titt
Toxaway Inn
Hillard Spalding
Alice Hahr
Athens
Macon Martin
Willie | Calhoun
Cape May
Edwin Johnson
Louis Grolitien
Grove Park Inn
Ashaville
W. C. Seawright
Mountains
Helen
social notes from new york and nearby society
Bates from Atlanta visit the Wolcott while Mr and Mrs Clifford Pierson plan a Wrightsville Beach Norfolk sojourn. Miss Julia Byrd returns from Gadsden Alabama guests include Judge and Mrs Philip Culli ah Mr and Mrs Claude Isbell and Mr and Mrs Smith Pickart settle into their Howell road home Virginia and John Bowle in New York NYC guests attend the Leone Claire Hart and Edward M Nichols wedding in Savannah Dr and Mrs Willis Jones announce the birth of a son named Willis Jones Fr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 2. Bates
Atlanta
Wolcott
New York City
Clifford -Pierson
Wrightsville Beach
Norfolk
Julia Byrd
Gadsden
Ala
Philip Culli Ah
Claude Isbell
Smith Pickart
Howell $1 Road
Virgina
John Bowle Ora
New York
George M. Nichols
J. Nichols
Minnie Nichols
Savannah
Misa Leone Claire Hart
Edward M. Nichols
Mr Bingle and Shadows of the Past At Grand
On the program at the Grand a three reel Mr Bingle feature stars James Loskaye with his comic hero chaos provoking laughs. Also shown is the Vitagraph drama Shadows of the Past about present day society and politics. War news pictures close the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bingie
Yiro- Gueed
Tila
Mr. Bingle
James Loskaye
Fim
Vitagraph
Boy Injured by Exploded Tire in Priday Crash
G Goree driving home to 58 Flora avenue Priday faced a bursting tire that crossed Ponce de Leon avenue at Boulevard and struck 7 year old Arthur Gould. Witnesses disputed speed with estimates from 12 to 30 mph. Recorder fined Goree 25.75 dollars. Gould received scalp stitches at Grady hospital after being knocked against a two foot wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. ©. Goree
Flora Avenue
Priday
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Boulevard
Arthur Gould
St Than
Gorce
Recorder
Gould
Grady Hospital
Gunther Apologizes to Harbor Master at Christiania
Christiania August 6 A difficulty on board the steam yacht Pauline involving Franklin M Gunther secretary of the American legation and the harbor master of Christiania has been settled by a formal apology from A J Schmedeman American minister and a written apology by Gunther The diplomat denied striking the harbor master while resenting his order to shift anchorage and have the Pauline guest shift position
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Christiania
Pauline
Franklin M.gunther
American Legation
A. J. Schmedeman
Foreign Office
Gunther
Tiwan
Two Smoked Law Cases Filed In City Court
Two men face charges for operating an engine between Springstreet and the union passenger station. John B. Patterson, superintendent of the joint terminals of the Georgia railroad, and W. Eaves, master mechanic at the Louisville and Nashville railway, were ordered to appear this morning in Judge Broyles court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolao
John B. Patterson
Georgia Railroad
W. Eaves
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Springstreet
Union
Broyles
Canada to Suspend Wood Pulp Shipments During War
August reports from Ogdensburg indicate United States paper manufacturers importing pulp wood from southern Canada by shipload will have shipments suspended unless special permission is granted, effective until after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
United States
Canada
Phosphate Mines Near Halt as Ship Charters Cancelled
EM phosphate mining firms shut down and ship charters canceled. About 606,000 tons of phosphate were shipped in the first six months of 1914, with 70 percent sent abroad. The British ship Nagle Point, laden with 4,500 tons, was held here yesterday by authorities on instruction of the district commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneap
Ase Umuoe
Trade Board Measure Clears Senate On Anti Trust Plan
The senate passed a federal trade commission bill by 53 to 18 and sent it to conference with the house. It creates a five member commission with broad powers to investigate corporations engaged in interstate commerce and to issue orders against unfair competition. The measure limits court review with the Cummings amendment and faces house amendments and further action on the Clayton bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newlands
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Iato
House
Trade Commission
Cummings
Ponierene
Gold on German Ship Kronprinzess Still Aboard
From Hac Hanbor Maine August 6 the Kronprinzess carried 6000000 in gold remained on the steamer tonight. Revenue cutter Andrascomel was ordered to take the gold to New York as officials prepared for transport. All first and second class passengers left today, 425 released, 865 remaining to depart tomorrow.
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Hac Hanbor
Maine
Pio
Kronprinzess
Cecliie
Andrascoxain
New Yor
Andrascomel
Fortland
Polack
Hardman Addresses Voters in Tift County
Dr L H ardman candidate for governor spoke at the Tift County courthouse at 11 oclock, praised his legislative record and constructive measures, introduced by W H B Aidee of Valdosta, and did not attack opponents beyond noting their public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titton
Hardman
W. HB. Aidee
Valdosta
Epoke
An Nour
Doctor's speech highlights public health conservation efforts
Instrumental in passing and conservation work cited, Dr. Hardmarr left here for Ocilia where he spoke this afternoon. He spoke in Fitagedald tonight.
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Capital City Roof
Capital
Wm. H. Edmonds
A. Sylvester Edmonds
Inman Park
Pleamont
Bernard Freeman
Baltimore
Misa Yow
Miss Blankinship
Columbus
Alexander Harrison
Witliam JL. Burwell
Sparta
Miss Lewis
Ray Powers
A. B. Steele
T. D. Meador
Blankinwhip
Martin Amorous, Jr
Kamper
J. Kamper Grocery Co
Ivy
Piers Peachtree St
Aus
Haralson-Cotter
Beauford Matthews
Smyrna
Lowry Porter
Perry Smedley Darlington
Westchester
Alice May Ireeman
Mabel Robson
St. Simon I Island
Ethel Loyd-Jones
Cincinnati
Sping Tallahassee
K. Ayer
Sara Jones
Preston Brooks
Homer Black
Tennessee
Edwin Warwick
Tamar, Cola
J. T. Wright
North Boulevard
Samuel Wilson
H. Hitchcock
White Plains
Sam Chapman
E. H. Hitchcock
John T. Hardisty
Enfield Chase
Poto- Fue
Mitchellville
Stephenson
R. L. Whites
Woman's Auxiliary
Atlanta Typographical Union
International Typographical Union
Providence
Willis Jones
Tal the
Renna
Tift County
University of Alabama
School of Medicine
Mobile, Ala
Hig
Econnsis
American Medical Association
Association of American Medical Colleges
Mie
ST. Joseph'r
Xaverian Brothers
Norbert
Baltmore
Georgian Terrace Hotel
Jacobs Pharmacy CO
Cox
Cox College
College Pare, GA
Greenville Female College
Greenville, S.C
Colege
Coorsea
Conservatory of Music
Emdercoxn
David M. Ramsay
D. D
Greenville
Pallterm
Sertater
Brenau
Gainesville, Ga
Mercer Law School
P. Mallary
Sec
Life
Macon, Ga
Frank E, Block CO
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