Japanese Pete to Be Unique Entertainment at Governor's Mansion
Japanese Pete will headline a one of a kind lawn entertainment at the Georgia Governor's Mansion on Tuesday night. Atlanta Vassar alumnae organize the event to raise a permanent Vassar scholarship fund for the Southeast, featuring Japanese festival elements, patrons, court ladies, and students in Japanese attire.
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Atlanta
Governor’s Mansion
Vassar
Baltimore
A. D Candler
WB. Wey
Julian Field
James Robinson
Livingston Mims
G. McCabe
Boyhin Robinson
I & Ottley
James Jackson
A. B Steeie
Wiilbaum J Garrett
Carrie Robinson Stewart
Z . Harrison
George Harrison
R. EB Park
J. G. Oglesby
Wiliam Nixon
W Hh, Elser
George Hurt
James Carleton
W OD. Grant
John M Staton
Eeward Brown
Laura Adair
Sama Dooly
Lucy Harrison
Mary Brown
Connuany Estelle Stewart
Ada Alexander
Emma Lou Garrett
Augusta Garrett
Daisy Stewart
Henrietta Caller
Louise Dooly
Agnes Ladson
Mary Howell
Emmie Johnson
Eugenia Oglesby
Elizabeth Gregs
Helen Black
Ethel
Jennie Mob
Fashion Notes from Vogue and Society Happenings
Glimpses of fashion from Vogue reveal sheer lace bodices with daring sleeves and open embroideries. At summer resorts dressmakers report slow sales as women cling to familiar models and quiet the latest trends. Also covered are Atlanta’s horse show efforts, a lively Piedmont Driving Club bowling night, and the quiet Carrollton wedding of Miss Caroline Haygood to Dr. Stephen Harris with family ties and local prominence highlighted.
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Vogue
Unen
Newports
Laundresses de Fin
Miss Haygood
Stephen Harris
Caroline Haygood
Willam H Haygood
Carrollton
Visit Highlights From Mrs W J Mad Beewanehall Street Party
Mrs Jono Ryan Issida and Mr Robert Ryan visit the Mountalts of Tenn esSee and Mr Henry Francis with Mrs Montgomery Francis at Miss Florence Price in Mobile. Mr Frank Tidwell and Miss Tidwell have returned from a visit to New York and Washington. Mrs WJ and Miss Bessie McGee Ortaines Fo Pune Rebple Ag at Geugateat party.
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W. J
Beewanehall Street
Bessie McGee Ortaines
Pune
Rebple Ag
Frank Tidwell
Paslans Tidwell
New York
Washington
Jono Ryan
Issida
Robert Ryan
Visi
Henry Francis
Airs. Montgomery Francis
Florence Werner
Peters Farm
Mira Sallie Morris
Trion
Myr
John Spalding
Savannah
Rebecca Raoul
Niagara Falls
Robert Wood
Bug Clifton
Athens
Stella Gramlin
William Ferris
Columbus
Elugene Orr
Thomas
Sparta
Bessie Hill Boyd
Montgomery
Louise Todd
Margaret Fraser
Denmark
J. Lewis Browne
Agnes Penkhue
Augusta
Kate B
Murphy
I. W. Maddox
Bessie Blackman
New Orleans
Lyceum
Miss Blackman
Lottie Chapman
Mary Wingaire
Lefia Belle Fuller
Margaret Duncan
Married in Hex to Noble Williams and Miss Kyle
Recently returned from the Philippines, Kyle Williams is praised for bravery. Mr Noble C Williams Jr and Miss Lillian Kyle, both of this city, wed on Wednesday August 14 at Moore Memorial church Hex with Andrew T Holderby officiating.
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Kyle Williams
Noble C. Wiliams, Jr
Lillian Kyle
Moore Memorial Church
Hex
Andrew T. Holderby
Miss Kyle
Mr Willams
Ami Willams
Degatur
Bruguwiere-Jones
Charlotte
N. C
Lila Jones
Francis Bruguiere
San Francisco
Lita Convere
Sol Smith Rus-sell
Doty
Pacific Coast
Pearl Wagner
Rome
John Morris Slaton
Tennessee
Hortene Hochettasser
Miss Mitchell
Columbus
Christian and Missionary Alliance camp meeting at Leon Springs
Prominent workers and returned missionaries join the five to six week Alliance camp at Leon Springs. Rev W E Meminger of Chicago conducts the first service amid damp weather. Daily programs include Bible readings teachings and missionary talks with five to six reformers from China Japan India Africa and South America to speak. The Ohio Male Quartet and other musicians provide nightly entertainment as visitors from the south arrive to participate. Ulysses Lewis chairs the local committee handling arrangements and literature sales.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
Leon Springs
China
Japan
India
Africa
South America
Ohio Male Quartet
Messrs A M Allen
G. T Latimer
Ohio Quartet
Atlanta
Alliance
South
Mr Meminger
W A. Cramer
Congo Free State
Meminger
Ulysses Lewis
Railway Notes on Tri ple Valves and Electric Power for Trains
The Southern and Southeastern Railway Club met at the Kimball for a morning session discussing repairs to triple valves, locomotive pooling, and flue length limits. Examinations for Georgia Tech scholarships were planned, with an annual November meeting to elect officers and speakers on electric lighting and motive power. A post-meeting barbecue followed, honoring industry firms, and recent excursions and excursion rates by the Southeastern Passenger Association were noted for upcoming events in August.
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Southern and Southeastern Railway Club
Kimball
Commit Tee
Otto Best
J HY i Waterg
W. T Hamer
T M Feeley
W M Cox
A. L. Moler
L. B Rhodes
W B Orr
Georgia School of Technology
President Hall
Frank Weldon
W I. Harwood
Manly
W A. Love
Gun Club
W. I. Harwood
Keasley-Mattison Company
F. H. Cooledge
Lappan Brake Shoe Company
W. H Hurison
Bass Foundry and Machine Company
F P Kearn
Southern Iron and Equipment Company
First Month of Contest Draws Strong Interest in Buffalo Trip
The coupon contest to win a Buffalo trip grows louder as the first month closes. Police, fire, and labor leaders drew many participants. clerks process a flood of coupons daily. Winners announced Sept. 1 will earn trips for one officer from each group to the Pan American exposition.
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Buffalo
Fire
Atlanta
Couper
Constitution
Vaudeville bills at Lyceum and Columbia theater announced
The Lyceum presents a broad vaudeville bill with Johnny Page and La Petite Adelaide among top acts for next week. Other acts include Breton-Runkel trio Flood Brothers Ellsworth and Burt Gertrude Rutledge Mabel Cassedy Bunny South chorus and Professor Martin's orchestra. The Klimt-Hearn company opens Monday at Columbia theater with a 15 000 scenery investment and nightly play changes including Hagle's Nest The New Dominion The Girl from Colorado Under Two Flags The James Boys The City of New York and The Fatal Card.
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Lyceum
Johnny Page
Rogers Brothers
Page
New York
Adelaide
Hammerstein
Paradise Gardena
Atlanta
Breton-Runkel
Flood Brothers
Ellsworth
Burt
Gertrude Rutledge
Mabel Cassedy
Bunny South
Professor Martin
Palm Garden
Columbia Theater
Klimt-Hearn Company
Klimt-Hearn
Vilew
George Kliimt
Colorado
James Boys
City of
Mrs DeBray Thanks Public For Sympathy Fund Help
Mrs H DeBray widow of Detective DeBray thanking readers for sympathy and liberal donations to the family fund following the officer s murder. The note expresses gratitude for public generosity and support during the difficult time.
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DeBray
Atlanta
Constitution
E H Debra
Negro Educator Bridges Visits City En Route to Chicago
Rev B J Bridges president of the Colored Industrial Home Macon passed through the ecity yesterday en route to Chicago for a National Negro League Booker Washington meeting. He will attend with others to discuss matters of importance to Negroes in America. The Macon school aims to educate Colored orphans in farm and other industrial work.
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B. J. Bridges
City
Chicago
J. Bridges
Colored Industrial Home
Macon
Ecity
Chica
Usineas Negro League
Booker
Washington
America
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Adz Alexander
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