Social gatherings and dances in Inman Park and Piedmont area
Miss Ethel Giesen of Shreveport and Miss Florence Hooper of Athens were honored guests at informal twelve guest card parties hosted by Mrs. Clarence Blosser and Miss Helen McCarty respectively. Miss Annie May Gireath hosted a genteel dance in Inman Park with pink roses, where many local youths attended aboard, while Miss Mary Fletcher, Miss Dorothy Kweatt, and Miss Margaret Wynn joined Miss Mary Fletcher for visit celebrations. A dinner at Miss McCarty’s Piedmont Avenue home featured Miss Hooper among guests including Miss Louise Broyles. Various amateur club gatherings and porch parties continued through the week, accompanied by a menu of August 24 dishes at the Steiner-Emery building dining room.
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Giesen
Clarence Blosser
Ethel Giesen
Shreveport
Anay
Gilreath
Annie May Gireath
Hume
Inman Park
Gillreath
Frank Gilreath
Miss Hooper
Helen McCarty
Piedmont Avenue
Florence Hooper
Athens
Louise Broyles
Wingate Battle
Robert Baugh
Sixon Mccarty
Edwin McCarty
Broekhaver Club
Edwin Mecarty
Mixon MeCarty
Charles Brown
Edwin Broyles
Margaret Mecarty
Birthday Parties And Gatherings Highlight Social Page
Captain BF Hardaway and Cadet T C Bullard won prizes at a social event. Guests included Ethel Goodman Rose Bullard Arline Scully Mary Bowen Ruth Moody Elizabeth Evans Armine Riley of San Antonio Mobile Beck Jones Marie Mucke Mrs L E Bissell Mrs J T Peel Captain B F Hardaway R BE Jones Cadet Y T C Bullard Mr L EK Bissell Dr Guy King and others. Mr J W McGriff hosted a birthday party for his son with friends and family. The house was festively decorated and games and refreshments were shared. Morning bridge and Y W C A notes followed with a request for a bookcase.
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BF. Hardaway
T. C. Bullard
Ethel Goodman
Rose Bullard
Arline Scully
Mary Bowen
Ruth Moody
Elizabeth Evans
Armine Riley
San Antonio
Mobile
Beck Jones
Marie Mucke
L. E. Bissell
J. T. Peel
B. F. Hardaway
R. BE. Jones
Y T. C. Bullard
L. EK. Bissell
Guy King
Messrs
Donald Woodward
RL. Bullard
Esmond Brady
Clifford Anderson, Jr
J. J. Ryan
J. W. McGriff
North Jackson Street
J. Mc-Griff
Keheley
J. W. Mc-Griff
Lizzie Lou Willingham
Mattie McGr
Harris McGriff
G. J. McGriff
Willie McGriff
Chariie
Lewis McGrift
Belle Hobson to Wed Baston Carroll in October
Frankfort Ky August 23 Miss Belle Hobson daughter of Chief Justice Hobson of the Kentucky supreme court and Baston Penn L Carroll of Minden La will marry October 14 The romance began at the previous nuptials of Helen O Rear and In sing Caswell Saufa a year ago
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Frankfort
Belle Hobson
Hobson
Kentucky Supreme Court
Baston Penn L. Carroll
Minden
Helen O'Rear
Caswell Saufl
Social items slide through towns from Georgia to New York
Miss Annie May Gilreath returns from a visit to Thome. Miss Martha Brown of Hawkinsville visits Mrs. L. B. Magid near Tallulah Lodge. Miss Marguarite Dunlap of New York to sing at First Presbyterian Sunday. Mrs. Shepard W. Foster returns from Montgomery. Mrs. Virginia Fain set to Knoxville in September. Dr Montague Boyd back from Toxaway. Mr. and Mrs. David Morgan of Atlanta in New York at the Walcott. Emma and Lella Tuller move to 400 Peachtree Street September 1. James L. Floyd and children depart for Knoxville, then extended trip. Louis B. Magid and Ma g id return to Tallulah Lodge after two weeks at Sullivan's stand. Louise Broyles to Toccoa for visit with the Misses Simpson. Mrs. S. F. E. Gess back from Tybee with guest Mrs. In- Kalls Thomas of Augusta. Mrs. William C. Hamilton hosts bridge club. Charles Brown visiting Edwin Broyle. T. B. Norris and wife now live in Jacksonville, Fla. Mildred Port noted as former Miss. Clarence Blosser to Chicago next week. Venice Mayson hosts weekend guests at summer home. Kathleen Law Letla Ponder Marie Bennett Hattie Finney Jillian Burkett Mary Burr Lake among visitors. Charles A. Peacock and wife sail from Savannah to New York via steamer, plan a Niagara visit.
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Annie May Gilreath
Thome
Martha Brown
Hawkinsville
L. B. Magid
Tallulah Lodge
Marguarite Dunlap
New York
First Presbyterian Church
W. R. Jones
Augusta
Atlanta
Shepard W. Foster
Montgomery
Virginia Fain
Knoxville
Montague Boyd
Toxaway
David Morgan
Walcott
W. H. Tuller
Emma Tuller
Lella Tuller
C. C. Dougherty
Peachtree Street
James L. Floyd
Floyd
Louis B. Magid
Louis B. Ma
Sulivan's
Clifford
Nacoochee
Louise Broyles
Toccoa
Simpson
Venice Mayson
James L. Mayson
Kathleen Law
Letla Ponder
Marie Bennett
Hattie May Finney
Jillian Burkett
Mary Burr Lake
Footwear fashions preview fall and winter styles
CORRECT STYLES AN FOOTWEAR reviews upcoming shoe trends with emphasis on button shoes for men and women in carf and tan leathers. soft kid options aid comfort for fall weather. changes in young men’s toes and heels noted. lists social visits and travels of society figures in North Carolina New York Atlantic City and Europe.
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Elwood Murphy
Wrightsville Beach
Thomas Jones
Macon
Ialis
John S. Sanderson
West Fifth Street
Custis Anderson
Toxaway
East Ninth Street
Jane Camis
Aimee Hunnicutt
Jennie Knox
Frank Logan
Governor Wilson's Dinner Prank Highlights Campaign Event
In Seagirt New Jersey Governor Wilson attended a dinner where a heavy two million dollar donation prop from Standard Oil was mocked with a variety of staged items including a bull moose and a battleship model labeled made in Germany. The event featured stunts aimed at the campaign, while callers and notable visitors pressed for appearances at national gatherings and Porto Rico discussions.
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Seagirt
N. J
Wilson
Standard Oil Company
James Woodrow
University’ ‘of
South’ Carolina
Washington
Democratic Congress
Navy
Germany
Joseph E.ransdell
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Memphis
Campbell
Texas
George Foster Peabody
New York
D. Kanazo
Porto Rico
Baltimore
Collazo
Southern Railway Chattanooga Return Tickets Offer
Tickets priced at 2.50 dollars that allow round trip travel on Southern Railway from Chattanooga. Return options include 3:00 p.m. and 5:10 p.m. trains on Saturday August 24. Tickets valid for any return train after the sale date or Monday morning August 26. SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
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Chattanooga
Southern Railway
Orthopedic shoe revival promises new comfort for men
Footwear lovers look to the ortho spedic shoe as it returns with a slightly wider fit and lasting popularity. Labor Day signals a shift from oxfords to high shoes, while black shoes are worn year round. W L Dougall Shoes announces a Fall opening for August 2 at 11 Peachtree Street for preview of new fall and winter models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Doug AS .Io Company
Peachtree Bt
Villagers Mark Grave of Trapeze Performer in Wauconda
In Wauconda Illinois on August 23 citizens raised a granite shaft over the grave of Charles Ward a trapeze performer who died suddenly while working with a one ring traveling circus Ward aged 40 may have had no known relatives He had run away from home as a boy and spent his career in the crowd pleasing Vandust arena He was told by a physician days before his death to quit circus life due to heart trouble but he refused to stop performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauconda
Charles Ward
Ward
Farm Demonstration Bill Passes House
Washington August 23 The house passed the Lever bill to fund state agricultural colleges for farm demonstration work. An agricultural extension department would be created at each college to provide instruction and practical demonstrations in agriculture and home economies via field demonstrations and publications. The bill awaits Senate action where the vocational educational bill is pending. The measures are similar in some respects.
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Washington
House
Senate
Page
Operator Dead At Key Belden Trains Endangered
Oroville Cal Aug 23 Western Pacific operator F R Sinclair at Belden died of heart disease while dispatchers failed to raise him to prevent a potential collision. Citizens rushed to the station and found him dead as the town awaited another operator.
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Oroville
Cal
F. R. Sinclair
Western Pacific
Belden
Canada Protest Against Canal Bill
Ottawa reports Canada preparing a protest against the American Panama canal bill. It will join Britain’s anticipated démarche through Ambassador Bryce. Canada argues the bill violates the HayFauntFauntote treaty and its coastwise shipping rule, and notes inland canals already funded at a hundred million dollars would be opened to U S shipping.
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Ottawa
Canada
Great Britain
Bryce
United States
William Booth Remembered In Global Salvation Army Tribute
London honors William Booth founder of the Salvation Army with a vast lying in state at Congress Hall Clapton. The hall displayed flags from Britain the United States Japan and Germany as cadets guarded the casket draped in Salvation Army symbolism and biblical artifacts.
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London
England
William Booth
Salvation Army
Congress Hall
Clapton
Catafalque
Salvation Banner
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Germany
SLAIN AMERICAN WAS SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
Louisville report identifies Harvey Dodd as an American who fought with Madero in the Mexican revolution and later commanded in Nicaragua. He allegedly received land and pay, then left, later dying in the Leon massacre. A Kosciusko, Mississippi man, S L Dodd, seeks confirmation from Washington and plans to recover his son's body for burial.
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Louisville
Harvey Dodd
Leon
Revolutionary Army
Zelaya
Alvin Durning
Dedd
Madero
Durning
Nicaragua
Republic
Dodd
Hil
Jackson
Miss
S. L. Dodd
Kosciusko
Phillips
State Department
Washington
Young Dodd
United States
Dodt
Best Wood in World to Stand Test of Time
Washington reports Panama Canal engineers select greenheart from British Guinea as the strongest toughest durable wood resisting teredo for lock gate miter sills. Compared with American timbers and Australian iron barkwood, about 140000 feet of greenheart will be used in canal construction.
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Washington
British Guinea
Panama Canal
Australia
Canal
Turkish commander leaves Perth to quell Arnaut massacre
Djavid Pasha with no troops departs Perth in Kossovo to reach Beranas on the Montenegrin border where Christians are said to be massacred by Mohammedan Arnauts. Montenegrins who crossed the frontier to stop the killings are reported to have retaken the district and besieged the Turkish garrison and fort.
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Seloniki
Turkey
Djavid Pasha
Perth
Vilayet
Kossovo
Beranas
Mohammed
Arnauts
Men Heavily Armed Nabbed Near Border
Six men armed with eight rifles two carbines and a large supply of ammunition were arrested by San Diego police at El Cajon near the Mexican line. They faced jail as authorities suspected plans to cross into Lower California to join the Mexican revolution. Two arrestees had been involved in I W W actions in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Imi
Austrian Ambassador to Leave Service After 44 Years
Bar Harbor Maine August 23 Baron Hengenmueller von Hengervar Austrian ambassador to the United States publicly announced he has been granted leave to return to Austria next Thursday. He plans to settle permanently in Austria after forty four years in diplomacy twenty of which were in the United States. He will occupy a seat in the house of lords. He informed his government and the American state department that he and his family are leaving with deep regret. Nostrum Bill Signed Washington August 23 President Taft signed the bill extending the pure food law to curb misbranding of nostrums.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Baron Hengenmueller von Hengervar
United States
Austria
House of Lords
Baron Hengenmueller
American State
San Francisco Plans Civic Center Opera House Bond Plan
A proposed civic center project in San Francisco includes an opera house to be built on municipal land. The project, backed by the musical association and public involvement, involves $8,000,000 in bonds voted last spring with construction to begin within a year. The building cost is estimated at $850,000 and all receipts will fund maintenance and production.
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Wo Kt Tech
San Francisco
United States
Civic Center
Musical Association
South Carolina Holds Primary on Tuesday
South Carolina ends county campaign at Greenville as Ira B. Jones and Cole L. Blease lead governors’ race and other state aspirants deliver final speeches. First primary is next Tuesday with heavy voting expected and candidates pursuing intense campaigning.
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Columbia
S&s
South Carolina
Greenville
Ira B. Jones
Cole L. Blease
Jones
Tillman
Women Use Pistol Frays End in Jail and Death
In McAlester Oklahoma two women are jailed after a pistol duel of jealousy. Mari tal trouble follows divorce. Mrs Beck shot and killed her former husband Sam Beck at his home while Mrs Shoemaker lies near death after a gunfight provoked by jealousy. Mrs Turley brought proof of alleged love and opened fire on Lena Shoemaker.
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McAlester
Okla
Sam Beck
Turley
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la Grange
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Chalfonte
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Boston
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Niagara Falls
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Georgia Greene
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North Carolina
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Woodbury,Ga
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Louisville Courier- Journal
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Conservatory of Music
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