Miss Lowry Hosts Formal Bridge Party Weekday Guests
Society notes describe Miss Jennie Lowry hosting a Thursday morning bridge event honoring a trio of visiting young women from Washington D C and Massachusetts, with numerous local hosts and attendees listed among the society circle. The record also covers a Ansley Park bridge party for Miss Frances Rowland, a Piedmont terrace gathering for Winsy Cox hosted by Miss Suzanne Spalding, and a Utah physician couple visiting Atlanta for Mrs Lyons. A Water Carnival on Lakewood waters ends with decorated boats, orchestra, and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rowland
Caroline
Willa Muse
Ansley Park
Frances Rowland
New York
Forrest Adair
Emma Kate Amorous
Aurelia Speer
Miss Cox
Piedmont Driving Link
Suzanne Spalding
Katherine Cox
Anita Caverly
Book of Travel
Assosiation of
Lakewood
Wight
Social notes from Mount Airy and area society
Miss Marion Morria visits Mount Airy for the summer, plans to stay weeks with Miss Olive Shropshire, who will accompany her back Monday. Numerous bridge parties, entertainments, and guest duties mark a busy season, with many visitors from New York, Birmingham, Columbus, and Tarboro among those noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Morria
Mount Airy
Olive Shropshire
Atlanta Weather Forecaster Narrow Escape From Shower
A weather forecaster in Atlanta survived a narrow scare as a shower briefly threatened his calm reputation. The incident, noted by readers, followed a day of unsettled conditions and emphasized the forecaster’s resilience and optimistic outlook despite a messy shower yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Herrmann
Weather and letters clash in quirky diary note
A noisy weather forecast by Mr von Herrmann jokes about rain delays while predicting fair weather for Saturday. The piece shifts to a playful diary moment about a Gopher Friend and a teen writing two letters to her Indy friend and mother, causing humorous telephonic mix ups.
Honeymoon Cut Short by Charge of Bigamy
The couple Mr and Mrs Dunn from 268 East Fairetreat were arrested after a Carterville informant accused Dunn of existing as an undivorced husband. Mrs Richardson notified detectives in Atlanta, saying Dunn had a prior wife and child. No charge entered at the Cartersville tempo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncar Dunn
East Fairetreat
Bullard
Black
Stella Richardson
Cartersville Ga
Dunn
Cartersville
Tve
Richardson
Atlanta
Sanford
Ballwood Marietta Street
Cartersville Tempee
Mayor Clay Forgets Ajar Remarks On Governor Brown
Marietta officials and citizens reacted to Mayor Herbert Clay remarks ridiculing Governor Brown at the Fulton county courthouse. Clay said his comments were facetious and due to misinterpretation, asserting Brown is an estimable citizen and a good neighbor amid a politically charged exchange.
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Governor Brown
Clay
Herbert Clay
Fulton County
Brown
Marietta
Mariette
W T Pace
Brown Club
Samuel F Frye
Charles
Grif
Gistriet City
Courly
Thay
Hoke
Bia
Hia
Home County
Hem
Pace
Clays
Dr Pace
Smyrna
Rif
Brown, Hom
Ciaytta
Hou Hoka Smith
Smith
June
Frye
Critclem
Browns
Wr Browns
Maretta
Tim
Hous
Iitcle
Atlanta
Aod
Georgia
Rev Ridley to Publish New Volume Soon
C A Ridley of the First Baptist Church of Beaumont Texas, supplying the Broughton Tabernacle in August, is noted as pastor and author. He has written The Literature of the Living and The Young Man of Galilee, with new volume in manuscript ready for publication by Brown Franklin Publishing Company of Fort Worth Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Ridley
First Baptist Church
Beaumont
Texas
Broughton Tabernacle
Galles
Jesus
Ridley
Jpress
Brown Franklin Publishing Company
Fort Worth
Smith sues Central Railway for damages in Georgia suit
Fleeta Smith files a civil action in the Macon Superior Court seeking ten thousand six hundred damages for injuries alleged after alighting from a passenger train at Leralne Georgia on August. Napier and Maynard are listed as attorneys in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Gn
Fleeta Smith
The
Central Railway
Leralne
Napier & Maynard
Torness
Note These Handkerchiefs Note These Handkerchiefs
One lot of Swiss handkerchiefs hemstitched or scalloped with embroidery were 15 percent. To close out at 5 cents each. Colored Shamrock handkerchiefs with embroidered corners 15 cent value for 104.
Neckwear styles feature Dutch collars and jabot effects
A complete assortment of the latest neckwear designs including Dutch collars lace tabs all lace collars and jabot effects priced at 25 and 50.
Giles Addresses Savannah Voters in Congressional Campaign
Enoch J Giles spoke at the Liberty theater in Savannah and Chatham county to urge support for his bid for Congress to succeed Charles G Edwards. Judge T M Norwood presided and introduced the speaker as Giles argued the campaign issues and criticized the opponent's congressional record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Enoch J Giles
Chatham County
Liberty Theater
Congress
Charles G Edwards
T M Norwood
Glies
Fulton County Joe Brown Club Meets at Grand Opera House
Tonight at 815 the Fulton County Joe Brown Club holds a meeting at the Grand Opera House. Prominent speakers from across Georgia will discuss politics with Joe Danson, once an advocate for Hoke Smith, explaining his shift to Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smith Club
Macon
Fitch County
Fulton County
Joe Brown
Grand Opera House
Joe Danson
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Smith
Brown
Ellis Held For Loss Of Valuable Brooch
Detectives Bul lard and Black hold 28 year old painter JFBI Ellis on suspicion in the loss of a diamond brooch valued at 400 in Mrs McAllen Marsh of 234 Peachtree Street. Diamonds found with Ellis match descriptions. he claims he found the brooch and kept it. Investigators pursue whether he chipped and disposed of stones. Mrs Marsh had advertised for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JFBI
Bullard
Black
Giamond
McAllen Marsh
Peachtree I Street
Col Livingston Visits Campbell and Clayton Counties
Col Livingston spoke at Fairburn and Palmetto to cheering crowds after visiting Campbell and Clayton counties. He predicted victories in both counties and said he plans to carry every county in the district. He met former congressman M Robinson in Atlanta and was set to hold a tally at River with Hamilton Douglas addressing voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L F Livingston
Kimball House
Campbell
Clayton
Fairburn
Palmetto
Livingston
of & M
Hamilton Douglas
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