Garden parties mark capital city social season
A ruined draft of a report describes social gatherings at a capital city garden party setting. Notable guests include Mrs. W Rigwonsbe, Dr. Arene DuFres, and B. Hyman among others. A semi monthly dance is planned at the Grant pavilion, with cards to be issued. At Signal Mountain hotel guests from Atlante and nearby towns include Gen and Mrs Lewis, Col and Mrs Fitzhugh Lee, and many more. The War Mothers of Atlanta announce the death of Nellie Peters Black and urge attendance at her funeral at All Saints Church. A swimming party hosted by Miss Wilmotine Perdue closes the note.
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Ose
Ance
Ewesteo
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Grant
Eden
Signal Mountain
Signal A Mountain
I. Walters
TB Meadow
W. L. Meadox
Smith D. Pickett
Byron ‘Crawford
M. Whitfield
HL. Lorenz
A. V. Dickens
J. M. Woodruff
Military Supper Dance Honors Camp Gordon Officers
A social event at the Piedmont Driving Club will honor General E M Sturgis and the 5th division officers with a supper dance Friday evening at 8 o clock. Colonel Herman Glade commands the 36th infantry as guests assemble, with Mrs Lewis and Colonel Glate hosting alongside division officers and their wives. The event promises social brilliance for about two hundred fifty attendees.
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36Th Infantry
Herman Glade
Piedmont
E. M. ‘Sturgis
Gordon
Lewis
Diner Scene Between Meals At The Peking Hankow Club
In a dim cafe setting two vacant seats draw attention as a German officer and a white haired woman sit nearby. Miss Austin confronts Tacmemi bert amid tense moments, while a distressed man contemplates leaving his baggage and notes for the consul general in Haakow.
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Misa Austin
Austin
William of Orange
Fva
Haakow
Miss Austin
Aida
Weathers
Mika
Fragmented Car Ride Leads to a Panic in Rainford
In a tense scene aboard a swerving vehicle, Misa Austin and a troubled boy confront a plea for unseen consent. Fear and confusion rise as the car tilts, tossing them to the floor and finally crashing, leaving them clinging to survival and uncertain outcomes.
Farmers' Week Opens at Georgia State College
Athens hosts the start of Farmers' Week at the State College of Agriculture with the Georgia Breeders' Association leading the opening program. Speakers include J. W. Williams Statnsboro G M Meloy Washington D C J E White Sylvester R C Neely Waynesboro Lay H Rast Statesboro MW Ey Collings Ti H A Petty Dawson I Weatbrook and Paul Tabor. The 250 prizewinners from boys and girls clubs begin a week long short course Wednesday with lessons in doulurs and community work, livestock lectures through Thursday and sales of 40 pure bred hogs. Friday features Small Grains day and experiment results on college plots.
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Athens
State College of Agriculture
Georgia Breeders’ Association
J. W. Williams
Statnsboro
G. 8. Meloy
Waynesboro
Lay H. Rast
Statesboro
Ey Collings
Tia
H. A. Petty
Dawson
I. Weatbrook
Paul Tabor
College of Agriculture
American Jewelers Expand South American Trade Efforts
New York August 5 American jewelers increase efforts to build export trade with South America. National Jewelers Board of Trade sent representatives to the region to study the field and plan an aggressive campaign to capture trade as European competition wanes. Shipments rose from 24 000 in 1915 to 263 000 in 1917, with 1918 figures not yet compiled.
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New York
National Jewelers’ Board of Trade
Feld
South America
Germany
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