Miss Barnhart Brides-Elect Tea Now Planned For Friday
Pleasant Friday tea honors Miss Minnie Les Burch and her fiancée William Barnhart as Mary Frances Barnhart plans the event for the bridge tea, with baskets of bright garden flowers and a prize of a Japanese novelty for top score and a deck of cards as consolation.
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Barnhart
Mary Frances Barnhart
Minnie Les Bureh
Willaim
Eat of Honor
Douglas Montgomery
Riffin
Elizaath Lowe
Annette Branon
Talbotton
Nnetta Gay
W. N. Hannaberry
Moon and Woodruff Dinner Dance At Piedmont Club
Mr and Mrs Charles Moon host a dinner dance this evening at the Piedmont Driving Club in compliment to Mr and Mrs Robert Woodruff who will depart soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Charles Moon
Piedmont Driving
Obert Woodruff
Support of Tax Increase Urged By Mrs Winter
Atlantas leading women rally in support of the tax rate increase bill. Mrs Rogers Winter, chairman of the citizenship group, notes many individuals and organizations back the measure and urges women to vote for it. Rallys at schools promote opening and maintenance of city public schools, with attendees stressing it equals a citywide school system and costs less than last year’s emergency tax.
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Atlantara
Atlanta
W A. Sutton
Many Bright Par Parties at Woman's Club Tea Friday
The Atlanta Woman's club hosted a large tea Friday with numerous out of town guests and members. Mrs John Sage led a compliment to Mrs W H DavVe of Jacksonville Florida. Royal Daniel Jr of Brooklyn and Mrs Alice Gray of St Petersburg attended. A rose and white color scheme adorned the tables with hand painted place cards. Several local ladies hosted and entertained groups of friends throughout the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roy
Iss Nan Roy
Selma
Ala
Sam Watkins
Woman's Club
Atlanta
Hugh Fischer
Nellie Bowen
Wilder
Howard McCal, Sr
George " Breitenbacher
Sam ‘Matdox
Albert Akers
Howard McCall
Carpenter Jones
JL. D. Watson
ER. Kirk
Richard Battle
Frances Brown Chase
Maxwell
Tuscaloosa
Jarrane- Toned
Day McCall
Asheville
N.C
James Logan
N W. Remond
Hugh W. Harte
Royal Daniel, Jr
Brooklyn
Alice Gray
St Petersburg
Fla
William Hanpeberrys
Jacksonville
Mra Daniel
Royal Daniel
Wil
Mama Hannaberry
George Wight
Ola Norris
Nellie Belle Scott
Mra
James Carey Ahern
Andrea Pilaner
Alane
Women urged for armament conference seats in Washington
The piece reports a heated debate sparked by Lisa Alice Robertson questioning whether a woman could serve as a negotiator on the American armament commission. It notes support from Elsie Hill and Maud Wood Park, plus President Harding’s remarks about possible qualified women, while outlining arguments on women's diplomatic fitness and human perspectives in the disarmament talks.
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Washington
Lisa Alice Robertson
American Armament Commission
Miss Robertson
Mise Robertson
Oklahoma
Elsie Hii
National Woman's Party
Emily Balch
Jane Addams
Louis Post
Blanch Kelly
Lillian Ward
Harding
Europe
Mra
Maud Wood Park
National League of Women Voters
The
United News
Armament Commission
Lecture and concert program led by local figures
From 30 minutes past the hour to 4 oclock a lecture by J. E. McRee will be followed by a talk from 4 to 4 30 by A. T. Osbron. Special features include plano sold by Catherine Fenwick and vocal selections by Nora Allen of the Nora Allen Operatic Concert company. Afterward, a sealing service will be held with Robert Bryan Harrison, director of the school, presiding and inviting the public to attend.
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J. E. McRee
A. _T. Osbron
Catherine Fenwick
Nora Allen
Ealing
Robert Bryan Harrison
Social Events At Atlanta Clubs And Homes
Miss Annie Harriett Shenn entertains at bridge for Miss Amnatie Brannon and Mrs. Dusenberry at Piedmont Avenue home. Mrs. Marton Harper hosts informal bridge at Piedmont Driving Club for Mrs. J. Barry of New Orleans. Tea-dance at Brookhaven. Mrs. Paul Reesy hosts tea at East Lake Country Club. Mrs. John Means Flynn hosts a bridge tea at Druid Hills Golf Club for guest Mrs. Estelle Westbrook Daniel. East Lake Swimming party for A A U champions. Dinner-dance at Piedmont and East Lake Country clubs. Thomas Scott entertains at East Lake Dinner-dance for Miss Minnie Lee Burchfield and W. C. Drake Jr.
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Daniel
New York
Estelle Westbrook Daniel
New York City
John Means Flynn
Flynn
Druid Hill Golf Club
Louis Newell
Georgian Terrace
A. ©. McHan
Tl Jedmont
Annie Harriett Shennmake
Bridge
Amnatie Brannon
Annette Gay
Ruth Yarbrought
Piedmont Avenue
B C. Dusenberry
Marton Harper
Piedmont Driving Club
J. 8. Barry
New Orleans
Brookhaven
Paul Reesy
East Lake Country
Mra. Ham, Jr
Druid Hills Golf Club
Estelle Westbrook Danilel
East Lake Country Club
Birmingham
Thomas Scott
East Lake
Minnie Lee Burchfield
W. C. Drake, Jr
Social items from Cropwell and nearby towns
Edwin and Francis Harling visit their aunt Mrs. R M Clayton at Cropwell Alabama. Miss Louise Letton and Miss Elmeta Morrison of Paris Kentucky visit Mrs James W Bedford. Mrs Rix Stafford and Mrs Howard Van Winkle return from two weeks at Battery Park Hotel Asheville North Carolina. Mrs Frank Owens and Frank C Owens Jr plan to motor to Asheville North Carolina for a week. A V Gude Jr and children return home after summer at Randall Mill road. Miss Pegry Gude returns home after surgery at St Josephs infirmary. Manon F McDoffle improving after illness. Miss Anna Eve of Augusta Georgia in the city for a few days. Mrs Cival McDonald returns to Jacksonville Florida after three weeks in Atlanta. James A Bowers leaves for ten days visit to his mother Mrs James M Bowers of Newberry South Carolina, will return with son Pearles Bowers. Mr and Mrs N Depenauk guests of Mr and Mrs William Oldknow for two weeks, depart for Dallas Texas. Mr and Mrs Ashby Hill Mrs Welborn Hill Mr and Mrs Cliff Key and Mr and Mrs Charlie Wood return from two weeks motor trip to Highlands North Carolina. Little Misses Sarah Dean and Edith Adair West of Savannah visit grandmother Mrs S A Campbell and uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs L D Wat non. Mrs Katherine Richards Edwards and son of Asheville North Carolina visit Mrs Jack Sullivan at East. Mrs Harry Callaway of La Grange is in New York City visiting Mrs W E Turner Jr. Among out of town visitors this month are Mrs Ten Eyck Brown.
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Louise Letton
Elmeta Morrison
Paris
James W. Bedford
Rix Stafford
Howard van Winkle
Battery Park Hotel
Asheville
N. C
Frank ©. Owens
Frank c. Owens
Asheving
N.C
A. V. Gude, Jr
East Fifteenth Street
Randall Millroad
Ea A
Pegry Gude
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
James A. Bowers
James M. Bowers
Newberry
Pearles Bowera
N. Depenauk
William Oldknow
Dallas
Texas
Ashby Hill
Welborn Hill
Cliff Key
Charlie Wood
Highlands, N.C
Sarah Dean
Edith Adair West
Savannah
5. A. Campbell
and Mirs. L. D. Wat
Harry Callaway
la Grange
New York City
WE Turner, Jr
Ten Eyck Brown
Mary Rosenblatt
Newport
Greenville
Tenn
W. l F. Rosenblatt
James
Tennessee
North Carolina
T G Greene
Gladys Greene
Catonton
Atlanta
M GL Whitman
Peachtree Street
Fred L Ingraham
Mudlid Avenue
Cliff House
Tallulah Falls
Social visits spread across Nashville to Georgia and Canada
A long list of families and individuals travel and visit across cities and states. Frances and Anna Brown head to Nashville to visit Spence McGaroch at Two Rivers farm, with other relatives in Tennessee and Virginia. Several members return from trips to Newport, Greenville, Atlanta, and Asheville, while others plan motor trips to Canada and the Carolinas.
Siberia Discussed By Dr. Manget In Letter to Lapsley
A letter from Dr. Fred P. Manget head of Huchow Union hospital at Huchow China to Cr. Lapsley of Crockett Couchman and Crawford Atlanta praises Siberia as a magnificent country with an exhilarating climate. It notes $20,000,000 worth of American Red Cross supplies distributed to soldiers and the organization saving tens of thousands from typhus fever and gunshot wounds.
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Siberia
Cr. Lapsley
Crockett, Couchman and Crawford
Certified Public Accountants
Atlanta
Fred P. Manget
Huchow Union Hospital
Huchow
China
Manget
John A. Manget
American Red Cross
Masked men force mine workers to leave Sullivan mine
Fifty masked men visited the Glen Dora mine in Sullivan county and ordered fireman Roy Settles and engineer John Brown to pull their tires and depart. The men complied without violence, as reported from Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Glendora
Sullivan Equity Coal Field
Roy Settles
John Brown
Big Snap Shot Contest Attracts Photographers Nationally
Interest in The Constitution promoted snap shot contest grows daily as amateurs enter for a chance at 115 Kodak prizes in the $1,000 event. Families compete at home with unposed pictures, judges favor simple subjects, and many youths join in on the fun from Rabun Gap to Tybee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agai
Kodak
Cuba
Canada
Atlanta
Two Days Left to Find Kennedy's Slayer in Obenchain Case
Los Angeles reports Ralph Obenchain vows to prove the real murderer of J Belton Kennedy, his wife Madallynne’s alleged lover, as investigators question witnesses including Mrs Manuelita Bath and other Kennedy associates while the clock ticks toward Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ralph Obenchain
Madallynne Obenchein
J. Belton Kennedy
Obenchain
Arthur
Courtney Burch
Kennedy
Atlanta May Get Christian Conference
Nashville dispatch reports a National Reform association committee will visit Atlanta to consider it as the location for the fourth World Christian Citizenship Conference. Winona Lake is a candidate site. the 1923 schedule aims to gather global Christian delegates to discuss world problems. The 1919 Pittsburgh conference drew delegates from forty two nations.
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Nashville
Tenn
National Reform Association
Associaton
James S. Martin
Pittsburgh
Sam Small
Atlanta
John Royal Harris
Winona Lake
Ind
Pittsburg
Not Same Fred Jeter Clarifies Identity
Fred Jeter, manager of the cent department of B. Turman & Co, says he is not L. Jeter, secretary of the American Purchasing Company, contrary to a recent article. He urges readers to note the distinction and avoid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeter
Cent Department of &. B. Turman & Co
FP L. Jeter
American Purchasing Company
King Alexander Ill in Paris Awaiting Oath Amid Illness
Belgrade reports King Alexander of Jugoslavia will take his oath in Paris due to appendicitis. A commission is to proceed to Paris within ten days after accession as a hospital bulletin notes the king’s condition remains stable though swelling in the abdominal area persists and an operation may be needed.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Associated Press
Alexander
Paris
Erisia
Kinglexander
Neuilly
Jugo- Slavia
Serbia
Croatia
Slovenia
Peter
A B A PRESIDENT PROTESTS PROFITS TAX
New York August 19 John S S Drum president of the American Bankers association vigorously protests the excess profits tax. He argues the tax harms price levels and diverts working capital, impeding development of productive enterprises until 1922. He sent the protest to Representative Fordney and Senator Penrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John S.S. Drum
American Bankers’, Association
Fordney
Penrosa
Two Sisters Get Help in Hagerstown Testimonial
In Hagerstown Maryland two women describe relief from weakness swollen body and painful periods after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The testimonial credits the remedy with improving irregularities headaches backache and nervousness and invites others to try it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Thom
Hagerstown
Ruppa
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