Social page notes at reception and events
The piece details a breakfast room reception with pink gladioli decorations and a punch service hosted by Misses Emily Weat Rubene Becht Lois Patilio and Marie Stoddard. It notes hostess Miss Dobbs with her mother Mrs. 8. C. Dobbs and Martha Smith, plus a long guest list and later informal dancing at Emily Waet's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Weat
Rubene Becht
Lois Patilio
Marie Stoddard
Ferna
Miss Dobbs
C. Dobbs
Martha Smith
Misa Candler
Dobbs
Miss Smith
Misses Heil ‘Crawford
Frances Wins
Katherine Glidings
Marian Dean
Ian Stearns
Katherine Crichton
Madeiias Beilinger
Emily Went
Helen Tucker
Anne Patterson
Marian Dunam
Marian Carmichael
Lois Pat Crichton
Charlotte “Wilkins
Lacie Hendrix
Rosalie Jen
Emily Waet
William Eckfora
Miss Candler
Mien Marie Stoddard
Lula Grove Campbell
Allen Parmaice
Harold Ittner
5. C. Dobbs
Herald Monae
George Brown
Paschal Carmichael
Mrs Thomas T Stevens Elected President of Atlanta U D C
At a called meeting of the executive board of U D C on Thursday morning Mrs Thomas T Stevens was unanimously elected president of the Atlanta chapter to succeed Mrs Williams McCarthy who recently resigned. She has presided over meetings in the absence of the president and shown notable executive ability. Mrs W G Coleman was elected first vice president and appointed a delegate to the San Francisco general convention. Miss Garsh Lee Evans’s resignation as custodian of crosses was received with regret. Miss Evans will reside in Philadelphia. Miss Mary Griffith was appointed a delegate to the national convention. Mrs John A Perdue was named chairman of the ways and means committee to replace Mrs George M Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas T. Stevens
Atlanta
Williamns McCarthy
Mre. Stevens
W. G. Coleman
Stevens
Coleman
San Francisco
Garsh Lee Evans
Mra
George M. Hope
Society Notes From Capital City Club Dance Plans
A string of social events fills the week with gatherings at the Capital City club roof garden for Wednesday. Miss Ruth Cain hosts a luncheon for Miss Lucile Cain ahead of her August 14 wedding to Edwin Mahon King. Miss Louise Jones wins top score in a card game with a box of handkerchiefs as prize. Miss Celeste Jones hosts a bridge party for Miss Calin. Miss Josephine Stoney hosts tea for Miss Nell Dimon of Columbus, W.C. U. members invited to a silver tea at Mrs. KH. T. MacMillan’s. Miss Harry Fumade’s engagement to Portman Theatre of New York noted. tea dance at the Dinving club hosted by Mrs E. A. Peeples with eight guests. Miss Miriam Sykes of Columbus, Miss visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Baynes
Evelyn Harris
J. Rains
Mia Roy Collier
CP. Hodge
M. Dunn
J. W. Pierson
Charles Phillips
Brooks Morgan
Lynn Werner
YM. Moore
J. Ho Miller
Harris
Cone Maddox
Capital City Club
Miss Cain
Allss Ruth Cin
Lucile Calin
Edwin Mahon King
Louise
Janes
Ruth Cain
Lucile Cain
Miseen Celeste
Youlse Jones
Marian Fielder
Eiigabath Robinson
Hudane Bocht
Louise Cooper
Dorothy ‘Douglas
Mary “Griffith
McKinney
Ciara Upchurch
Morris Wing
Celoste Jones
Mim Calin
E. A. Peeples
Mra. J K
Miriam Sykes
Columbus
Miss
Willard McBurney
Mra. J. J Haverty
First Bale Sea Island Cotton Marketed in 1915 Season
Special Adel notes the first bale of Sea Island cotton for 1915 was grown by J Jones and sold to S A Parrish for 27.44 cents per pound. Mr Jones marketed the first bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
United States
J. Jones
S.A. Parrish
Heatwave Kills in Spain Reaches 143 F in Seville
August reports describe extreme heat in Spain with temperatures up to 143 degrees in Seville and 108 in Madrid. Several deaths are attributed to the heat while a man driven mad by the heat allegedly attacked people before being subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
V' Paria
Seville
Madrid
Melton Named Secretary of Bainbridge Board
Melton, editor of the Ameri cas Times Recorder, was elected and accepted secretaryship of the Bainbridge board of trade. He succeeds J. J. Farrell who returns to Augusta. The organization has been placed on a firm financial basis and has important plans for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbrides
Quirchy Melton
Americas Times Recorder
Bainbridge Board of ‘Trade
J. J. Farrell
Augusta
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Mildred Dobbs
Drala Hills
Helen Candler
Los Angeles
Lola McIntyre
Aledya Byrd
Addie de Foor
Sarah Mubanks
Weathering Ferry
Mary ‘Tiller
Dorothy Webber
Mitgrade Howard
Ruth Howard
Florence Baylebach
Margaret Pratt
Henrietta Tupper
Marla ‘Tipper
Irons Thrower
Luciin ‘Thrower
Alice Muse
Aimer Dane
H.G. Fisher
and Stra
A. Thornton
John B. Hows
IO. Wran
Robinson
Ryan
Joseph’ Brown Coonaliz
Biwin
Lindsey Hopkins
E OM Durham
T. Ragland
Eugene Melly
Mian Jenkins
Miz
Allina Fielder
Mre
LL. Shivers
WJ. Tien
It. A. Redding
Haynes McFadden
Hiwath
P. Grover
W. FB. Andrews
Charles P. King
J. F. Meador
F. JL. Markham
Thomas I. Lynch
J. W. Goldemuth
Cothran
AV. Gute
Eira
Coben
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Mer
Whitehall St
Billy Beard
Henry
Texas Quartet
Olga Petrova
the Vampire
Metro
Anita Stewart
Earl Willlame
THE
Victoria
Gladys Hanson
Atlanta Star
Climberss
Lubin Feature
Richard Staston
Brombo
Koemés
Whee Ambrone
Walrus
GEM Theater
Madletta
Desoto
Liberty Party
Kalem
the Savoy
Phillips Smalley
Decatur
Reliance
Thanhowser
Peter and
Paul
Maull Bros
St. Louis, USA
Alfen
J. P. Allen & Co
Wren
Miss Dimon
Josephine ‘Stoney
Miss Nell Dimon
Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mra. KH. T. MacMillian
Simpson Street
Miss Fumade
New Rose
Harrie Fumade
New York
Stuart Walker
David Belasco
Mise Fumade
Lady Hobo- Jara
Joseph Graham
Atlanta Women's Missionary Association
Central Congregational
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Georgia
Candier
National Toilet Company
Chelena Market Co
Pryer
Sea Island
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
J.F. Lane
Ravaniah
Cabell & Peak
Uluiuluuk
Rwy
Keely
Lisle
Keely Company
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