Capital City Country Club Dinner Hosts 125 Guests
Capital City Country Club hosted 125 guests at a lakefront dinner with many couples driving to dances afterward. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hightower, Mr. and Mrs. K Ward Smith, and others. The wedding of Miss Mabel Ivey to Mr. George Washington Saxon occurred in Unadilla, Ga, with the couple to reside in Tutney, Ga after August 5. Abridged social notes mention Miss Jane Young’s visit and a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. T. G. on Ponce de Leon Ave with pink roses in attendance.
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Capital City Country Club
John H. Hightower
K. Ward Smith
Mra
TY. C. Hill
JM. Moore
Mra. H. Cox
C. M. Rams
Miss Young
T. G
Ponce de Leon Ave
Jane Young
Anne Patterson
Killarney
Sunbath on Beach Exposure and Skin Clarifying Claims
A fragmented, breezy advert style passage touts sun exposure on the beach as a remedy for freckles and skin whitening. It describes peeling skin in stages, nightly use of a “cold a team” mixture, and claims of a new delicate whiteness within a week. It also mentions wrinkles being removed by bathing the face in a powdered mixture.
Social Items From Atlanta Society Pages
Mr and Mrs Matthew Carroll attend the Knights of Columbus convention in St Paul Minn en route to Chicago. Miss Louise Dodd returns from Rome and Miss Eliza Dancy now of Baltimore is warmly received in Atlanta. Miss Emory of Baltimore is engaged to Weetvelt Terhune of Atlanta. Robert L Cooper visits Alpharetta Norcross and Lawrenceville. Elizabeth Holt, organizer of Georgia Girls Canning Clubs, travels to Athens via Atlanta. F L Calkins depart for Jacksonville Fla. The news note mentions visits with friends in Warm Springs Ga and Lake Toxaway. Dr Cyrus Strickler and family, Miss Isabelle Amorous depart for Lake Toxaway. Isaac Lipatine at Weaseyan Memorial hospital. Shorter Rankin returns from New York. Mary K Brady returns from New York. Philip G Keeney back from Norfolk and New York. Caroline Stewart receives letter from daughter Mrs Hugh Battey in London. Carabel Murphey of Los Angeles visits Mary Murphy in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Joan David Askew announce birth of daughter Gertrude Varnell Aug 5. Mrs EB Peters visits Lake Toxaway from the city. Benjamin L Bugin leaves on a business trip through the state. Mr and Mrs C K Ayer and Mrs William Fleming of Augusta with Virginia and Miss Sarah are noted.
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Louise Dodd
Rome
Eliza Dancy
Atlanta
Baltimore
Lake Toxaway
Robert Alston
Miss Emory
Emory
Weetvelt Terhune
Robert L Cooper
Alpharetta
Norcrossland
Lawrenceville
Migs Elizabeth Holt
Girls’ Canning Clubs
Georgia
Athens
Cyrus Strickler
Isabelle Amorous
Isaac Lipatine
Weaseyan Memorial Hospital
Shorter Rankin
New York
Mary K. Brady
EB. C. Peters
City
Benjamin L. Bugin
C.K. Ayer
William Fleming
Augusta
Virginia
Sarah
Death of Mrs Woodrow Wilson Shocks Nation
The White House is in mourning as Mrs. Woodrow Wilson dies after a long illness. President Wilson and Cabinet members adjourned Senate and House in sorrow. Funeral arrangements and burial sites in Georgia or New Jersey are under discussion.
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Grayson
Wilson
White House
Wiigan
J. C. Morgan
Mitchel
New York
Taftie P. Davidson
Rtoosevelt
Supreme Court
Cabinet
Social Notes From Selma and Nearby Areas
Selma Alabama resident Jones motored to Gainesville to spend the weekend. Mrs A P Coles hosts guests at her Hoewell country home including Mrs John David Twikgs of Augusta, Mrs Charles Whinity of Augusta, and Mrs Cully of Columbia. Miss Blanche Deime of Carters visits Miss Carrie Bidant on Pladmont avenues. Mr and Mrs B A Alsop leave Sunday for Lake Toxaway. Mr and Mrs John Charles Wheath attend to PES May Take Charton wreating. Mrs J Frank Meador and daughter Chastotte are in nase City. Mr Oscar Pabpehholmer will depart Sunday for a ten day to two week visit in Fand. Mrs ne du Bignon and pase a group departed for Laka. Miss Sadle Marks of Valdosta returned home after eight weeks in Atlanta.
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A. P. Coles
Hoewell
John David Twikgs
Augusta
Charles Whinity
Auguste
Cully
Columbia
Blanche Deime
Carters
Mise Carrie Bidant
Pladmont
Avenues
B.A. Alsop
Lake ‘Toxaway
John Charles Wheath
Charton
J. Frank Meador
Itdqusiiter
Chastotte
Nase City
Oscar Pabpehholmer
Ne du Bignon
Pase An
Laka
Death of Mrs Wilson Reveres Savannah Ties and Rome Roots
An obituary recounts Mrs. Wilson's Georgia roots, detailing time in Athens and Rome, a Savannah birthplace, and family links. It notes her grandfather Rev J S Axson, minister of Independent Presbyterian church, and the Rome period where she grew up and met Woodrow Wilson. The piece mentions condolences from Savannah civic leaders and local churches.
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Wilson
Athens
Tata
Nathan Hoyt
Presbyterian Church
Hare
Savannah
Independent Presbyterian Church
Rome
Roma Female College
Eighth Avenue
Etowah
Second Avenue
Miss Axson
Wir. Axson
Savannnah
Governor Slaton Sends Telegram to President Wilson
Governor John M. Slaton sent a telegram to President Woodrow Wilson expressing Georgia’s profound sympathy in his bereavement. The message conveyed Georgia’s condolences and was dated last night in Washington D. C.
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Wilson
John M. Slaton
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, D. C
Georgia
John M. Sllaton
Wilson Names Peters Nominee for Treasury Post
Washington August. President Wilson today nominated Representative Andrew J. Peters of Boston Massachusetts to be assistant secretary of the treasury.
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Washington
Wilson
Representaive
Andrew J. Peters
Berton
Masa
the Treasury
Smith and West Fight for Stubbs as Georgia Nominee
Washington reports indicate Roy Stubbs of Eatonton is the top choice for United States district attorney for the southern district of Georgia. Senators West and Smith remain aligned, with Smith approving all nominees West has sent forward. A final decision hinges on a swift resolution amid President Wilson's duties and Mrs. Wilson's passing.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Roy Stubbs
Eatonton
United States
Georgia
West
Hoke Smith
Stubbs
Harvard
Central of Georgia_railway
Senator West
Department of Justice
Smith Urgen
Senator Smith
Department
A. Prett Adams
G. N Saussy
FR. M. Hitch
Savannah
Alexander Aker
Smith Haw
Underwood
Wilson
Smith
Robert L. Bernery
Macon
Berner
Woice
Roscop Luke
Thomneyville
President Wilson
Professor Murfree Secures Safe Return From Europe
Dr. E. H. Murfree, Brenau College professor of natural science, has landed in Boston aboard the last steamer allowed to depart Germany for America. He toured major European universities with scientists, presenting a newly patented instrument called a retroresonator that discriminates overtones in complex sounds. Prominent physicists in both continents have noted the device.
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Gainesville
EB ¥ J. Murfree
Brenau College
Boston
Murfree
Germany
America
Europe
Atlanta Girl Sails From Port of Antwerp
A special News report states Miss Velicia Per, of Atlanta, leads a party sailing from Antwerp aboard the Marquette Biss chute. Miss Schutte of Atlanta is the only other Georgian in the group.
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Atlanta
Port OF Antwerp
News Tonight
Velicia Per
Miss Schutte
Niswerp
Marquette
Bisschute
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