Dainty social events fill Atlanta week with dances and notices
A stream of social gatherings fills Atlanta society pages with showers for Pauline Adams and other brides to be, Danzor Club dances, garden parties at Edgewood and Cumberland avenues, and a large St Marks church wedding in Gay Georgia. Notables include Mrs. Mary Shields, Miss Margaret Crouch, Mrs. Guasie Edwards, and Miss Kate Coleman. A Miss Dunn visits Cedartown as guests mingle with Marietta and Rome residents at teas and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Die. Charles Jr. Crouch
East
Georgia Avenue
Pauline. Adams
Adama
Guasie Edwards
Senafe
Mary Shields
Atlanta
Bliss Mary Elizabeth Edwards
Margaret Crouch
Miss Adams
Franklin
Mra
Wilson
Ra, Kraheubuhi
Mra Darcey
Wally
Edwards
Mra. Vickery
Garranz
Adams
Kate Coleman
Vista Willing Bar
Mise Elizabeth Edwards
Dorothy Smith
Mise Shields
Stoltz
Marguerita Stoltz
Richmond
M. 3. Jones
Lully Lancaster
Edgewood Avenue
Misa Ernestine Lancaster
John’ Green
Gladys Hicka
Addie Lee Terre
Beattie’Rutishouser
Louise Mellichamp
Sign, Moore
Kate Moore
Ruby Freeman
Maude Hownstone
Easle Jordan
Geralding Vigneaux
Besule
Hallowell
Ruth Atkinson
Orde Thayer
Ernestine ‘Lancaster
Marguerite Stula
Mesera
Harry Andrews
Lewia ‘Langford
Andrew Garner
FR. Love
B. Sime
FG. Cameron
E. XM Morris
GC. Mitchell
Dr. Pritchard
Messra
W. Thomas Lair
Clarence W. Hastison
Norman
L. George
Cherry
Carroll
Hows Tohacon
G Saiesky
Gordon Freeman
Thornsburgh
Harry Pratt
B. E. Dover
Chattanoogeytenn
Boreas
G Ramlette
J.mellichamp
A. W. Callahan
Clifford
Moderate meat for children and easy digest spaghetti
A dated ad advises giving children meat in moderate quantities and promotes Faust Spaghetti as easily digested. It stresses that overeating is harsh on digestion and economy, endorsing durum wheat products as nutritious and blood-building with simple preparation. Gos packages highlight low price and family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het Place
Hutchinson
Judson Settlement Group to Host Meeting at First Baptist
The Judson Settlement and Relltef worl will hold a meeting Monday August 30 at 2 30 at the First Baptist church. Reports will be given by the vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Settlement
Relltef Worl
First Baptist
Miss Mildred Langworthy Sings at City Auditorium
Miss Mildred Langworthy soprano will assist City Organist Kraft at the free organ recital Sunday afternoon at the Auditorium armory. Langworthy is a singer of remarkable ability and draws musical people from all classes. She has performed across the United States and gained wide popularity. An attractive program has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mildred Langworthy
Kraft Atl
Auditorium Armory
Macon Barge to Start Third National Down River Soon
Plans for a second trip of the barge Gemugee from Macon to Brunswick are being made with an expected start in a couple of days. A cargo of freight, about 1000 tons, will be carried, aided by recent river depth gains from heavy rains. Chief Riley, Macon police chief, recently suffered a relapse and underwent an operation. United States District Attorney Erle Donaldson is reportedly at Bainbridge after a legible illness. First livestock entries for the state fair come from Hed Pepper farm manager F. Shingler, with a notable bull shown last year. Pythians host a Damquet with talks on the order. Lutheran Church leaders discuss a permanent Macon home with site options and a committee. City Democratic committee sets mass meeting for a new executive committee next Thursday. Third National Bank announces plans to lend up to $1,000,000 on cotton at 6 percent, with 75-76 percent loan value on warehouse receipts, projecting a 1915 crop of 12.5 million bales and robust warehousing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Gemuigee
Brunswick
U. F. Shingter
Ashburn
Tennessee
Kentucky
Georgia
Shingler
Third National Bank
Frank Hawkins
Wendy
Itn
Hawkins
Third National Express
Praaident
Waa
Third National’ Bank
Odd Fellows of 7th Meet in Rome Georgia
The semi annual convention of the Odd Fellows of the seventeenth division of Georgia is in progress in Rome. Delegates from six thousand members across Dade Polk Floyd Paulding Walker and Chattooga counties attend with visiting members. Morning reports and secret work occupy the session while a public courthouse demonstration drew crowds. John P. Davis former grand master presided as master of ceremonies.
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Rome
Odd Fellows
Seventeenth Division
Georgia
Dade
Polk, Floyd
Paulding
Walker
Chattoorn
John P. Davis
Georgia Odd Fellows
H. R. McClatchey
T. H. Robertson
Gainesville
Frank Harwell
LaGrange
Speeding to Escape Dust Draws Light Fines
C Turner arraigned in police court for speeding while escaping a dust cloud from a trolley. He was released with a small fine. Officer Maddox led the case as several others faced automobile ordinance violations. Fines ranged from $1.75 to $5.75 for muffler, lights, and speeding infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Turner
Maddox
Turner
Marietta Street
Recorder Johnson
L. L. Mead
R. T. Erskine
TH. McKee
Theo Hudson
O. P. Turner
W. A. Miller
Carry Your Umbrella Weather Advisory
Forecast warns of possible showers Saturday with cloudy skies. Despite sun this morning, expect light rain and carry an umbrella.
Suffrage Leaders Denounce Constitution Preable in Meeting
Boston August 27 Former Governor Alvé Adams of Colorado urged woman suffrage at a mass meeting calling the preamble to the reconstitution a lie in states without suffrage He said it would not be justified until women have the vote Governor Arthur Capper of Kansas also spoke for equal suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alvé Adams
Colorado
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Lanett's New Church to Open for Services
Lanett's beautiful new Methodist church will open for services on August 29. The seating capacity is about one thousand and the total cost, after heating and pews are installed, will be about nine thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West _Joint
New Methodist
Lanett
Expert in Affairs Central America Coming to Atlanta
Garrard Harris a special agent of the United States department of commerce will visit Atlanta October 8 11 to establish trade relations between Atlanta exporters and Central American buyers following a recent trip through the region. The visit aims to foster direct connections and expand market access for local merchants seeking Central American opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Atlanta
Garrard Harris
United States Department of Commerce
Harris
Cotton Prices Rise Sharply In New York Futures
Business leaders welcomed the advance as December cotton futures hit 10 cents in New York, the first since July, up 24 points from Thursday and 75 points or $2.75 a bale since England banned cotton as contraband. The rally boosted spot cotton by a quarter of a cent, with the Atlanta market at 9 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
Atlanta
Unjust Rates Seen By Macon Shippers
Clyde, Mellor and Merchants and Miners Steamship lines and the Southern, Central of Georgia and other railroads exact higher charges on beer and cane sugar shippers in Macon, compared with New Orleans to Macon rates, raising concern over discriminatory pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde, Mellor
Merchants
New Forrest Hotel to Open in Rome Georgia
Rome Ga August 27 Special The New Forrest hotel will open on September 19 with furnishing completed and a full corps of help reported here on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Forrest
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Danzor Club
Eivens
Nell Ballard
Marian Webber
Warren
Cleary Levert
Miss Flynn
MecKinley
Vic Swanson
Misa Jen~le Calloway
J. E. Cochran
Kart Cochran
Park
Dalils
P.lovelens
J. W. Bryant
J.C. McDougall
FE. Flostech
T. Lambert
G. Daniel
C M. Marshall
J. G. Gosaitt
RV. Haslett
W L Holcombe
W. C. Benett
F. B.jamison
J. S. Hamilton
M. R. Loveless
D. R. Bootes
T. F. Gary
EC. Wilker— Agn
W. A. Upchurch
C. Edward Buchanan
Faal
Woman's Club
Strand
Paul Revere
Heexa Linz
Masseau
Pollywogs
Robert Blackburn
E. L.aikens
Sutherland Drive
Andrg
Charles Harold Atkens
Missi Ida Mae McDonald
Florence Wood
Miss Dunn
Dorothy Arkwright
Druid Hilla
Katherine Dunn
Cedartown
Msss Dunn
Misael Eloise Robinson
Marjorie Weldon
Harriett McDaniel
Isabel Amo Fous
Alice Muse
Frances Winship
Frances Owned
Nel Walker
William C. Jarnagin
Juniper Street
John L., Richmond
New Orleans
Branham
G. E. Maddox
Joel Branham
Miss Davis
Henaree Davis
Savannah
Helen Thorn
Bertram
Palmer
Miss Davin
Drivin ¢ Club
Arkwright
Cadarown
Eewin Broyles
Willard
McBurney
Kawin McCarty
Walter ‘Colauitt Willl
J. P. Webster
H. I. DeGive
Druid Hills
Golf! Club
Georgia Libby Circle of
King's Daughters
Georgian Theater
Alamo No. 2
Marie Stoddard
Jon Plasters
Bridge Road
Emily West
Madeline Bellinger
Ferns
Marietta
Marietta Civic League
John M. Graham
Marietta Civil Teague
Maule Bros
St. Louis, Vv. S.A
Pollywog
Col
Heeza Liar’s
Missoula
Third National
Chief Riley
of Police
Soa
A. Riley
Ele
C. W. Moseley
Aching
Eile Donaldson
United States
Erle M Donaldson
Bainbridge
Penama City
Fla
Damquet
Knights of Pythias
Hotel Lanier
Harry C. Robert
Colonel Goeert
Milledgeville
Enor
Plans Lutheran Church
Révy
R.S. Patterson
Home Mission Board
United Synod of the South
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Chamber of Commerce
Mara
Tivendar
City Democratic Executive Committee
W. D. Nottingham
ODD Fellows OF 7Th
Lanett’s New Church
Washington
Freight Bureau of the
Macon, Ga
Interstate Commerce Commission
Peeks
Peek’s
Peek's
Ozburn
Launius & Brownlee
Ageia
Teminal
Acanta Ec Eee
J. M. High Co.e
J. M. High CO
Sorosis
Forrest Park
Claude A. Smith
Hygiene
Health Department Laboratory
OF Hygiene
Laboratory of Hygiene
Forrest Park Dairy
Peachtree
Forrest Ave
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