Surprise Birthday Dinner at Highland and Home
A lengthy social notice details numerous guests and events from a birthday dinner for Mrs Isard on Highland avenue, including noble and family attendance, congratulatory toasts, and a late departure. It also lists other society happenings such as a Capital City Roof party, a Macon wedding, and various house parties at Kingwood. The prose captures a bustling social calendar with many named individuals and locations across Wy city.
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George Isard
Highland Avenue
Amert Broyles-Lanier Wedding in Gum En 3s
Amert Broyles-Lanier tie the knot in Gum En 3s as Miss Fkaraline Broies trampkin wed Lanier Jr of Viner us of state wide interest. The couple, long together, wed on a midmorning tram from fuimpkin. Lanier is linked to the Americus Wholesale Grocery firm. The ceremony drew a notable attendance, with community figures and local officials present.
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Amert
Gaugust
Tironinck
Fkaraline Broies Trampkin
Biank Lanier Jr
Viner
Fuimpkin
Thamar
Mr Lamer
Sonnecter
Americus Whole Sale Grete Company
Veurg Counie
Palmeres Entertain at Dinner With Notable Guests
The notice describes social entertaining by Mr and Mrs Palmer featuring guests such as Mir yn YW Palmer and Ms Spalding Wass Jam Hawk with Helen Hawlsins Bos. It mentions Mrs Underdonk hosting and Mrs Carles Woot rseda attending, plus a tea by Mrs Farie Utkinem Clarkson. A civic club event at Capital City Country Club is noted along with a formal dinner and other gatherings.
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Palmer
Mos
Tila Spalding Wass
Jam Hawk
Wiss
Helen Hawlsins
Srolter
Tokr
Boyd
Vesterda
Farie Utkinem Clarkson
Molay
Social Items From Local Social Notes
Wes James L Dickey and Mrs Kat ane Lox host an event at their home on LP Fecy raat Maro and Mrs DS Mrtelimgh welcome visitors. Hearth of daughter 44 gust TS presented for her. Mrs Hobert Noel Red and son Robert Vevil Ja attend. Visits from two families to Berta y. Mrs George Forrester and Master George Forvester join. Mrs Edward Van Winkle and Master Edward Van Winkie return from Highland. Mrs Brandon entertained sewing club for a day of social activity. Miss Marbelle Lovelace returns from Monteagle Tennessee. Miss Laura Bell Hardwick returns from...
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Maro
Mrtelimgh An
Mre Hobert
Noel Red
Saung
Robert Vevil
Ja “Wall
Sun Tiitter
Taa
Berta
Ghio
George Forrester
George Forvester
Edward van Winkle
Edward van Winkie
Highland Woc
Brandon
Marbelle Lovelace
Vonteagle Tenn
Laura Bell Hardwick
Jullan Mech
Clara Hudson
New Yorketty
Hugh Johnson
Frank Meaversie
Bestar
New York
Mise Red Hinmin
Sewanea Tenn
Wille Tort Witams
Dumper Street
Thomas
Siwtell
Howari Siwtell
Laura Siwtell
Maater
Tchard Yawtell
Atlantic City
Mre
Pischor
Rotterdam
Social notes from Druid Hills tea and regional visits
Illness and sympathy mark the week with Mrs RC Blanton hosting a formal tea at the Druid Hills Golf Club in honor of Mrs Fobert Hunts and Miss Nina Goodlett. The column notes arrivals and returns from Baltimore and New York, births in Memphis and Atlanta, and travels of families including the Milners, the Jordans, and the Adairs, with several families spending time at homes along Stewart Avenue and in Atlantic City and Highland Park.
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RC Blanton
St the Druid Wins Golf Club
Mre Fobert
Nina Goodlett
Mennesses
Mary D Milner
WeWhorter Milner
Stewart Avenue
James Morrow Jr
Atlanta
Rank Lang
Memphis
George Stockton
Emily Aftor Devine
Carters
W B Carhart
Alexander King
New York
Europe
King
Flat Rock Noir
Wo Guhoun
Calhoun
Mia
Highlind Park
Johnsons Slater
Vurep
Clauis
Betel Lucerne
Anderson Men Object to Ware's Delegates
Ware county supporters of Anderson claim the county committee failed to select delegates and left this to a sub committee. They plan to send an Anderson delegation to the Macon state convention and challenge the state committee’s choices. A conference decided to pursue action against the county committee before the state executive committee meets. The proposed delegation includes James Sinclair, Lambdin Faues, and others with alternates listed.
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Waycross
Social
Democratic
Crention Ware County
F Itandelon Anderson
Andersin
Macon
Lambdin
Wertiker
Hardwick
Anderson
Delemites
Whcon
Jamey Sinclair
Non Lambdin Fc
Faues WE Pumains
Jerome Crawley
Dames Cowart
Joan Benne
Batley
Near Fight Cases Dismissed In Court
The disorderly conduct charges against Recorder Pro Tem Wood Preston and Attorney Sims were dismissed after police testified no blows occurred and no profane language was used. The dispute arose Tuesday when Preston challenged a bondsman and Sims accused the judge of deception, leading to a tense confrontation narrowly defused by court officers.
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Wood Preston
Prims
Jamea I Beavers
Broyles
Tasea
Preston
Sims
Crematory Order Filed in the Federal Court
The New York Destructor company secured a federal court order in Asheville. Judge W oT Newman signed the restraining order noon. It bars the city from supplying materials for destruction outside the contract and blocks actions affecting plant operation pending Septembers hearing for a receiver.
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New York Destructor Company
Ectty
United States District Court
W Ot Newman
Asheville
Reverend Bradley Recalled to Lead Atlanta Church
The Central Congregational Church of Worcester Mass. reports Rev Henry Stiles Bradley, longtime Trinity Via pastor, has been called to serve as Pastor of the Central Congregational Church in Atlanta. A church meeting affirmed the pull of the call, with strong backing from Worcester and Atlanta members, though Bradley will consider the offer carefully before final decision.
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Trinity
Central Congregationalist Church
Henry Stiles Bradley
Trinity Via Church
Atlanta
Central Congregational Church of
Worcester
Mass
Central Congregational
St Johna
St Louis
Tally Hur
Louis de Keun
Breil
Atlint
Tssuietm
Congregational Church
City
Bradley
Captain John Triplett Death Reported in Thomisville
Captain John Triplett, longtime editor of Thames Patriot and veteran of the Civil War, died prompting public grief in Thomisville. His funeral arrangements were to be held in Thomisville with burial in Laurel soldiers lot, as the town observes his service and residence during thirty years of war era life.
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Thomisville
Carvass
Nis
John Triplett
Bled
Willie
Solders
Atlan
Thames Paterprice
Tennessee
Murxan
Vaaghis
Laurel
Parade for Peace Favored by Wilson
Newark August 20 President Wilson approved Lina for Min womens peace parade planned for New York City August 29 The demonstration was already in motion and the president had issued his neutrality proclamation The plan calls for carrying no flags and no speaking according to a Tumulty message.
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Newark
Wilson
Lina
New York City
Tumulty
Texas father seeks auto ride to church for seventeen
A Texas father of seventeen children asked the governor for an automobile to transport his family to church. One wonders if a preacher could hold services at his home instead. The Toledo Blade notes the anecdote amid other items.
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Toledo Blade
Texas
Hig
The
Plate
Fulton Delegates to Macon Selected in Fulton Meeting
Fulton County Executive Committee elected delegates to the Macon convention to be held September 1. Delegates include St Timo Massen Dale, N Harris, Pulton leaders, and others with alternates named. The panel consolidated returns showing Harris, Smith, Slaton, and Trammell leading in various contests, with disputes over delegation instructions and alignment with Governor Slaton’s wishes.
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Fulton A
Macon
Fulton County
Timo Massendale
Nat E Harris
N Pulton
Albert D Thomson Carlos H Mason R A Broyles Aldine Chambers
Eb T Williams
Fulton
Tagse Dulegates
Mussengale
Aernsien Vamed
Marcellus M Andason
John S Lo
George M Hope
Ivan L Alien
Johan A Hynde
L & Pomeroy
Multum County
Harris
Anderson
Smiths
Ove Brown
Slatona
Hardwick
Wrights
Hoberte
Walkers
Grice
Pare
Bilttaings
Bowden
Rainey
Diandera
Prices
Oar Brown
Broyles
Stephens
Trammells
McLendon
Andrews
Albright
Gibong Andrews
Judge Hull
Macthvin
Massengale
L Lee Smith
John M Platen
Slaton
Llamis
Howell
Charles Branan
Fulton Coun Hus
American Dye Supply Threatened by War
Washington reports the state department assists American textile and chemical industries facing a potential dye shortage. Secretary Bryan cabled consuls in Frankfurt Mannheim and Cologne and Ambassador Gerard to explore routing German chemical outputs via Rhine plants to Rotterdam and then by Dutch ships to Newark. Earlier efforts drew no response and pressure grew that woolen cotton silk and leather sectors could be paralyzed without German chemical supplies.
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Washington
State Department
Bryan
Frankfort
Mannheim
Cologne
Gerard
Rhine
Hotterdam
Newark
Germany
USA
United States
Patience urged for progress of color race by R D Stinson
Richard D Stinson of the Atlanta Industrial School addressed the Independent Order of Colored Men and Women of America urging patience and steady leadership. He stressed education, character, and hard work, warning against self serving leaders and bias while urging youths to pursue honest work and decency.
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Richard D Stinson
Atlanta Industrial School
Independent
Orden of Colored Men and Women of America
Schellehal
Tris
Preston Announces Succeeds Broyles as Recorder
Preston announces candidacy to hold the recorder chair left by Nash Broyles who was elected to the appellate bench. Preston has long served as recorder and clerk to Broyles and acts as recorder in the judge's absence.
Landers Retires From Seventh Ward Council Race
J N Landers announces he will not seek re election to the seventh ward council seat. He cites prolonged absence from the city and inability to campaign vigorously as reasons for retiring from the race.
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J. N. Landers
Landes
Landers
Tne Qty
Terrell Family Big Picnic At Grant Park
The Terre l family of Norcross and Sthoma Ga gathered in Atlanta Thursday for their annual picnic at Grant Park. Four full plates of the family were in attendance and the event was enjoyed to its fullest.
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Terre'l
Norcross
Sthoma Ga
Atlanta
Comfort Glasses at Hawkes Co Opticians
Comfort glasses offer careful lens and frame fitting with a guarantee of maximum comfort. If glasses misfit, Hawkes Co opticians at 14 Whitehall will readjust them, ensuring proper fit and satisfaction.
Advance sale begins for D Annunzios Cabiria play
The advance sale for Cabiria the stupendous photo play opens at the Atlanta theater on Thursday evening and continues until opening night. Despite bad weather a large crowd lined up for tickets as many had already seen the production in New York and praised it. Cabiria will be shown in Atlanta under William Oldknow with a brilliant society turnout expected.
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Cabiria
Atlanta
Siw
York City
Cabinia
William Oldknow
Forsyth Opens Vaudeville Season With Leon Act
Advance sale begins for Forsyth opening as hundreds renew subscriptions and demand seats. The show will feature Great Leon and a magical comedy troupe, with a New York run noted as a major attraction.
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Forsyth
Advan
Texw
Mardas
Leon
Tyrn Pany
Wieards
Lortie Battin
New York
English Beauties and Discolored Complexions in Advertised Creams
A fragmented London advertisement promotes a cosmetic cream claiming to bleach and preserve a fair complexion. It touts rapid results and indefinite maintenance, noting availability in the British Isles and American markets, with generic claims of beauty benefits and safety.
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London
Prial Leah
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