Social affairs swirl around Mrs Little and Mrs Hannaberry
A busy sequence of entertaining across Atlanta marks visits and departures. Mrs Little and Mrs Hannaberry are hosted with bridge and dinner engagements at homes on North Jackson Street Piedmont Avenue and Ansley Park as they prepare to relocate to Jacksonville. Separate events honor Mrs DeVoe with multiple bridge luncheons and teas at the Piedmont Driving Club and Georgian Terrace as Mrs W H DeVoe visits from Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
W. N. Hannaberry
C. Little
North Jackson Street
Calendar of social events in Atlanta this afternoon and evening
Mrs W F Dykes honors Mrs W H De Voe of Jacksonville with bridge. Mrs John Sage entertains at the Atlanta Woman's Club for Mrs De Voe. Various teas, bridge luncheons, and dances fill the day at homes on Juniper Street, East Ninth Street, and Oakcrest. The Atlanta Masonic Club and Fraternity Dancing School stage dances. civic meetings and league of women voters hold sessions. A Friday rally of public school patrons in North Avenue, Sixth Ward meetings, and a Hill Street School program are listed along with a matinee party for Miss Annette Brannon and Miss Albette Carson. A Saturday dance at Lithia Springs hotel and an Austell dance conclude the notices.
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American Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Atlanta
Godhart-Tompkins Company
Peachetree Street
Frank Fleming
Augusta
Fleming
Woman's Club
W. N. Hannaberry
Annette Brannon
Talbotton
Annette Gay
Douglas Montgomery
Griffin
Elizabeth Lowe
Dorothy Carr
East Ninth Street
Fourth Ward
Forrest Avenue
Boulevard
North Avenue
Suckle Street
L. PF. Baker
Alvin Richards
West Alabama Street
Winters
Hill Street
W. A. Sutton
Rogers Winter
Austell
Lithia Springs
Hill Street School
Parent-Teacher Association
J. B. Morgan
Emma Wealey
Miss Savell Hosts Bridge Tea for Miss Peart Savell
Mrs J Perry Green hosted a bridge tea with Miss Peart Savell of Jacksonville as guest of honor visiting Mrs Frank Penny. Goldenglow and cosmos decor and prizes. guests included Mesdames Hay Williams J B Mitchell W J Stoddard Jack Lawless F J Terrell Walter Harlan Gertrude Johnson J S McCauley Reeves W C Blanford Hugh Drinkley Miss Marie Riordan hosted an informal party at Cherokee Avenue with a lawn decorated by Japanese lanterns and a States contest won by Miss Lucile Ewing and Jack Robertson. The invited guests listed include numerous Misses and Messrs with a note that Colonel and Mrs Dashiell will reside in Atlanta. Colonel W R Dashiell assigned to U S Army reserve forces with HQ at Fort McPherson. Jones Dashiell’s European WWI service noted. and the Dashiells’ permanent residence at Maplewood on Peachtree Road. Dinner Dance at Capital City Roof club featured many members and visitors dining and dancing, with a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sues Annie Muvay
Wilkes-Barre
Catherine Brady
Buddy
Io Chevea
Peach Tree Road
Ruddy
W_ Jordan
Greenaboro
N. C
Mra A. J | Young
Jackson Street
8. W. Jordan
Howard Theater
B . Kane
Duncan Avenue
Ann Marie Langress
Cleon Ayers Ag
Anna Parle Landress
Elia Louise Landress
Elizabeth Landress
Edith Landress
Mary Wheland
Thelma Robinson
Ruth Browne
Ada Elizabeth Browne
Sarah Louise ,Hunter
Lillian Patton
Elma Swaney
Alice Irwin
Dorothy Irwin
Catharine Conn
Cleon Ayers
Marie Barnes
Mary Suigsdorf
Virginia Charlton
Linette Wilkins
Nelle Greenwood
Emma Greenwood
Elizabeth Kropp
Sarah Stansey
Miss Savell
J. Perry Green
Peart Savell
Jacksonville
Frank Penny
Goldenglow
Cosmos
Mesdames Hay
Williams
J. B. Mitchell
W. J. Stoddard
Jack Lawless
F J. Terrell
Walter Harlan
Gertrude Johnson
J. S. McCauley
Reeves
W. C. Blanford
Hugh Drinkley
Matie Merrell
Penny
Ovell
Miss Riordan
Marie Riordan
Cherokee Avenue
Lucile Ewing
Jack Robertson
Punch
Heathless
Riordan
Lucie Ewng
Louise Stokes
Marguerite Melare
Mary Agnes Edwards
Margaret Riordan
Marlon Stokes
Edna Kuhman
Eunice Price
Pennsylvania
Grace Vignaux
Margaret Keerey
Evelyn Jackson
Louise Vignaux
Mathleen Keeney
Elizabeth McGione
Mary Frances Egart
Ethel Hannah
Kathleen Riordan
Lucilé Smith
Donald Blount
Charles Lynch
Louis Karat
William Catron
J P. Clark
Wayman Broyles
Phillip Keeney
James Wardlaw
Vaughn Blanton
Phillip McLennan
Winllie Yarrat
Josaph Kelley
Joseph Morrow
Dick Ankers
Bill Price
Dashiell
Atlanta
W. R. Dashiell
United States Army
Fort McPherson
Peachtree Street
Jones Dashiell
Honolulu
Maplewood
Peachtree Road
Capital City Roof
Capital City Club
Jack Spalding
Jdr
Alex McDougal
George McCarty
Mid-Week Dance at East Lake Club Hosts Notables
A mid week informal dinner dance at East Lake Country Club drew Atlanta society guests and visitors including J E Hunnabutt Jr as host honoring Minnie Lee Burchfield W C Drake and Lola Buchanan Also present were Mary Barnhardt Margaret Mitchell and many others with other social gatherings noted around ongoing civic events in Atlanta and Asheville North Carolina with upcoming dances and community meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake Country Club
Atlanta
J E Hunnabutt, Jr
Minnie ‘Lee Burchfield
W. C Drake
Lola Buchanan
May Lynth
Mary Barnhardt
Thomas Scott
J W. Spear
Grady Pogle
Alonzo A. Jobson
Tampa
Via
W. J. Dab‘ney
Charlie Speer
Edward Hatcher
Steve Hargney
J. W. Leach
Lynn Howard
Margaret Mitchell
R. B. Latta
Yolanda Gwyn
Margaret Sqruges
Elizabeth Cotn
Margaret ‘Optar
Carolyn_ Colee
Margaret White
Edna Horine
Georgia Dickineon
Cornelite Torrende
Helen Adams
Mary Cochran
Genevieive Fields
Mary Carroll
Florence Boykin
Catherine Carter
Maude Couch
Mildred Sammerln
Maeilson
Charette Hemmer
Mary Janis
Kate Bagbee
Columbus
Ohio
Mary Wood
Annie Kate Adame
Louise Scruggs
Catherine Haverty
Allen Carroll
Rut Carter
Margaret Foster
Mary Stoney
Mildred Winston
Brooks Mell
Walter Todle
Lynn F. Howard
Warren Leach
Thomas H. Harmon
G. G. Boytey
H Herman, Jr
Charles Morrig Moon
W. Oxford Seals
Philadelphia
C . Byfield
Carl Asbury
Tom Carlton
William Noyes
Charles W. Wynn
Jack Teland
Dewey Bowen
Duke Bailey
F. C. Owens
H. F Dobes
D Lane
Wallace Quilnan
Highard Hickey
Carlisle Holliman
D. B. Osborne
Laurence Cald
Hebert Martin
Lawton Stevens
Sam McDaniel
Joe ,Harper
Willie Grit
W. A Logan
Dan M. Therrall, Jr
Tom Wilson
T. E. Bussey
Bess Maier, Jr
Lynn Werner
Clayton Daniels
John B Foster
Charles Daniels
Ed Tompkins
Nat Thornton
E C Hills
Baylor Hickman
W. F. Franklin
Alfred Thompson
Rolf Simms
J. T. Johnston
Tom House
Bryan Huzon
James Hodge
Atlanta Society Notes Busy With Visits and Exhibits
The Constitution reports on Augusta area travel and social scenes. Dr J D Gaborne hosts family this weekend while Glenn and Wilkinson families travel to Grove Park and Greenville. Mrs E W More starts art work for the Southern fair inviting entries from Atlanta artists, with a flexible but strict judging standard. Mrs J E McRee hosts a tea for visiting guests, and house parties unfold at Ashantee and Lakemont with notable local names attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Constitution
Atlanta
Bjlemore
Pacey
J. D. Qaborne
William Glenn
Jack Age Ily
E.W. More
J. W. More
Tennessee Roads Told To Raise Freight Rates
Washington reports the Tennessee railroad commission ordered railroads to raise freight rates on stone and gravel for road building materials to match interstate levels. The order aims to end undue favoritism toward state traffic and stop unjust discrimination against interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Washington
Selunessee
Oruecet
Ineistary
Lomlusaon Loutcrease
Uclyder
Zicipbul
Walllin
Ehat
Tennessee Raureda Commission
Around the World Cruise Planned in 98-Foot Yacht
Albert Y. Gowen of Custady prepares a 98 foot yacht Speedjacks for a world cruise lasting eighteen months starting tomorrow. The voyage visits the South Sea islands China the Philippines and Africa to explore the rivers of the South Seas. The vessel has two 6000 horsepower engines and large gasoline tanks. Gowen sails with Mrs Gowen Bernard Roger Jr and I Tegber captain of the Princeton football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert Y. Gowan
Custady
Mae
Tomorow
South Sea Islands
China
Philippines
Africa
Urge Legislation to Stop Planting Headline Fragment
The article lists an executive committee and district vice presidents with names and locations such as Macon Cairo Cordele Sparta Quitman and Athens. It notes elections and succession details for a district organization, hinting at ongoing efforts to push legislative action regarding planting policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsburg
C. Berckman
Macon
W. J& Middlebrooks
A. Groover
Ivanhoe
J. & Wright
Cairo
W H H. Davis
Cordele
Gi. Kay
Hays
J. L. McCurdy
Stone Mountain
W. B. Walliams
Alpharetta
George Fillmore
Waerthen
C. H. Ramsey
Pidcock
III
Memente
Townsend
Schooner Planter Goes Down Monday off Key West
Mobile August 17 The Schooner Planter en route from Philadelphia to Mobile went down thirty miles off Key West during a gale Monday. Captain A B Gwen says the crew escaped in lifeboats and reached Key West safely after the vessel sprang a leak and lost her gear. The cargo was coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Planter
Philadelphia
Key West
L. A. Scott
A. B. Gwen
Convicted Negro in Birmingham Jail
Clyde Thomas, convicted yesterday in Circuit Court at Centerville, sentenced to be hanged September 16 for the murder of a 14 year old girl. He was moved to Jefferson County Jail last night under guard by two militia companies and a machine gun detachment. A special train transported the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ald
Clyde Thomas
Centervile
Jefferson County
Camp Lindley Family Reunion At Grant Park Today
The Camp Lindley family holds its thirteenth reunion this day at Grant Park. Publication of family history data gathered by the late William A. Camp will be issued and a basket luncheon will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Park
William A. Camp
Mays Wilk Wed Miss Molten In London Soon
A marriage is arranged between John Glascock Mays, second son of the late J Glascock Mays of Georgia and Mrs Mattie Russell Maya of New York, and Monica Ceha, second daughter of the Hon Sir James Molten KC Molteno of Cape Town and London, to be held shortly per The London Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorty
John Glascock Mays
J. Glascock Mays
Georgia
Mattie Russell Maya
New York
Monica Ceha
James Moltens, KC
Molteno
Cape Town
London
London Times
Georgia bank lands $5 million loan for exports
Savannah businessmen hail a five million dollar loan from the War Finance Corporation to Citizens and Southern Bank to back exports of cotton cotton seed products naval stores and peanut products. The facility will help exporters hold supplies and support farmers merchants and labor across a wide Georgia region as European buyers seek payments. Local officials and banking leaders call the credit line a major boost to regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanna
Savannah
Citizens and Southern Bank
War Finance Corporation
Milla B. Lane
Reserve Bank
Georgia
Washington
Hughes bars propaganda and echoes on armament talks
The piece notes propaganda surrounding the upcoming armament conference with delegations en route to Washington. It states Hughes will steer public and European opinion, shielding details behind closed doors and forecasted effects on policy. It also mentions the Prince of Wales facing marriage rules requiring notice to the privy council a year before any ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hughes
Prince of Wales
Tha Cage
Privy Council
Postmaster General Views on Mal Planes Remodeling
The first six remodeled DH-é type military planes for the transcontinental mail route between New York and San Francisco were inspected at Bolingfield by Postmaster General Hays and postal officials. The planes carry 800 pounds of mail, have larger wing area, cost 3,000 dollars to modify, and will operate over the Rocky Mountains with improved performance and space for fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington, D. C
Constitution
New York
San Francisco
Godax
Bolingfield
Eral Hays
Postal Service
Washington
Heveen
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Eterpoint
Pen
Pub Ne Today
Afr
Rockies
Parachute Failure Kills Man in Rockford Aerial Display
Bud Bridgens of Chicago died instantly when his parachute failed to deploy during an aerial act over Rockford Illinois. He leaped from a plane while practicing for an aerial circus and did not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, II
Bud” Bridgens
Chicago
Bridgens
Spanish War Vets Oppose Troop Bonus Amendment
United Spanish War Veterans oppose a proposed amendment to the soldier bonus bill seeking to include Spanish American War veterans. Atlanta camp urges faster pensions for widows and disabled veterans, criticizing long delays and calling for six month pensions. Macon’s Veterans of Foreign Wars post forwarded resolutions supporting broad veteran inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
Theodore Roosevelt Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Sol Dlanta
Harris
Georgia
Atlanta
Thomas J. Hartson
Dismantled Organ And Sold Pieces Charge Against Man
Hen Akridge, 36, of 141 Nelson Street, faces a charge of dismantling and selling parts of a church organ. Detectives Campbell and Sturdivant allege he tore down the old Central Baptist organ at Forsyth and Garnett, sold pieces to a Peters Street junk dealer, and was caught in the act. He admits selling parts but denies dismantling the organ. neighbors reportedly said the pipes were worthless. Investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akridge
Nelson Street
Campbell
Sturdivant
Old Central Baptist Church
Forsyth and
Garnett Streets
Peters Street
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McClatchey
Capital City
Marvin McClatchey
George H Large
Large
Newark
W. Sanford
Athena
DeVoe
Mra
W. H DeVoe
Fla
Shepherd W Foster
Hugh Fisher
WL Percy
J. P. Womble
Howard McCall
Georgian Terrace
Miss Ruddy
Miss Landress
Anna Marie Lanress
Chattanooga
W. L. Barnes
W. Hoyt
Lillian
Tidwell
John M.cooper
Bridge
de Voe
W. F. Oakes
Hugh Flaher
W. L. Percy
Albert Akers
Frank Berry
Harold Beers
W. C Foote
Marbut
William Akers
Thomas Latham
Clarence Patrick
Anderson
Irving S. Thomas
B M. Horine
Alonzo Richardson
Francee Brown Chase
M. Boykin
Thomas Warren
White
Paul Baker
Percy
New Orleans
Delle Kimball
Wickliffa Wurm
Lil-ian Tidwell
L. F. Howard
Samuel Candler Dobba
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Conn
Howard
Toward Holden
Roy le Craw
Walter Poole
John Elia
Lula Groves Campbell
Lucy Candler
Louise Cooper
Elizabeth Owens
Hallie Poole
Emily West
Helen Wilson
Annie Kate Adams
Louise Stanard
Mexico
Carlton
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co
Whitehall St
Therbouth
Ocomco
W. F. Dykes
W. H. DeVoe
John Sage
Mary Frances ‘Barnhart
Minnie Lee Burchfield
Willis Ragan
Juniper Street
N. W Redmond
Hugh W. Harms
Royal Daniel, Sr
Brooklyn
Alica Gray
St. Petersburg
Garber Hall
Golf Club of
Marietta
Harry,Harmon
Seventh Street
JL. Barry
Willingham Smith
Woman’s Club
Edna Harmon
Springfield
Newton C. Wing
J. A. Carlisle
Atlanta Woman's Club
Oakcrest
Atlanta Masonic Club
Segadto’s
Fraternity Dancing School Club
R A. Shope
Nan Roy
Selma
Sam Watkins
Druid Hills
J. BE McRee
Mrh
Ed Chamberlin
Palatka
J. N. Steed
Atlanta League of ‘Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Goodhart-Tempking Auditorium
W. C. Elrod
unJt
Ole Barnes
Dr Hodge
Walter Stapfer
Geofgee Wereman
Gras Black
Marana Swanson Ser
J. P. Garrington
Saunders Hickey Ane
N' T. Cook
Mise Ole Norrig
Warrenton
William N. Hannaberg
Eleanor Gay
Thoradey
The
Albetta Carson
Eleanor Harrison
Misa Louise Gay
Emily Walker
Shors
J. W. Goldsmith
Clarance Knowles
Gus Dodd
Rucker McCarty
Lydia Mathews
Jennie Robinson
Grace Goldsmith
Allan Carroll
Margaret Whitman
Katherine Dickey
Edith Miller
Alberta Lewis
Hattie Poole
Frances Eilia
Margie Stringfellow
Marion Smith
Ernestine Campbell
Caroline Shivers
Messrs
Forney Wyly
Kendrick Smith
Henry Walk
Bagley
Saunders Jones
Wayne Martin
Maecken
Peabody Conservators
Wlarahip
Operatic Tealning
Gusalare
East Lake Club
Miss Harmon
Mra Willingham Smith
Misa Dna Haremon
W. R. Lane
Misa Harmon
Walter Scott Askew
Mra W. Wilkinson
Clifford
Harrison
B Horner Christian
Atlaans
Asheville
Vanderbilt
McRee
J. EB. McRee
John Steed
Ashantee
William Parker
Agshantee
Clayton
Sarah Orme
Jennie Johnson
Virginia Pegram
de Sates Harrison
Richard Court, Jr
Lakemont
William D Ells
Misses Sargh Orme
Margaret Wilkinson
Firat
Schogner Planter
Mays Wilk
Miss Molten
Georgia Bank
J.P. Allen & CO
Whitehall
Allen
Davison - Paxon- Stokes Co
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