Social items from the city society notes
Mrs. BR M Callaway departs September 1 for Boston with her mother joining for a month in New England. Several families plan trips to New York Atlantic City and Detroit with multiple visits among the Callaways Daniells and Buckes. The list notes numerous visits, returns, and upcoming house moves, plus health update on Mr. Alexander after appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. M. Callaway
Boston
Cme
Nova Scotia
New England
Mrs. Callaway
New York
George McEntire
Dallas
Texas
North Carolina
White Sulphur Springs
Gainesville
Daniell
Myrtle Street
James Alexander
Davie~ Tischer Sanitarium
Rosalie Armistead Higgins
Montgomery
The Stolen Voice at The Strand
The Strand shows The Stolen Voice a five part Wim Brady photo play starring Robert Warwick. Dorville a singer driven from riches to rags finds work in a studio and rises to fame while the rich and poor love interests unfold. The plot centers on a villainous Dr Van Gahl and Warwick’s strong performance carries the drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Hubert Warwick
Wim. A. Brady
Paul McAllister
World ¥ Lim Corporation
Robert Warwick
Dorville
Dorvilla
Atudio
Geta
Job
Alao
Bas
Mr. Warwick
Ita
Violet Harner
Rinces
Neteon
van Gahl
Borvilte
Manning 18 Named to Succeed Holmes
President Wilson appoints Vanney H. Manning of Holly Springs Mississippi as director of the bureau of mines in the Interior department succeeding the late Dr J A Holmes. Manning has led technical investigations and mine safety programs while serving the bureau since 1910 and acting director since June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Vanney H. Manning
Holly Springs
Miss
Bureau of Mines
Interior Department
J. A. Holmes
Manning
Bureau
Geological Survey
Holmes
United States
Youth Confesses After Pawnshop Theft and Sting
Meyer Berchence a 16 year old worker at Vis act pawnshop 135 Peters Street stole five diamond rings a water and a plate. He planted some items in Pierce Wien's pocket and marched him to the police station with a pistol point, then confessed. He was held on $100 bond awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Berchence
Recorder
Berchence
Vis@act
Peters Street
Pierce Wien
Lise
Choral Class Formed By William E Arnaud at All Saints
All Saints Episcopal Church in Atlanta formed a choral class led by organist and choirmaster William E Arnaud. The program offers sight reading and choral instruction for young men and women aiming for solo church positions. It will operate independently within the choir and invites established teachers to lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Wiliam
Arnaud
Germany Seeks Full Reparations and Trade Clarification
German officials demand full satisfaction from the United States over the Arabic sinking and seek to end allied interference with neutral commerce. Berlin signals readiness for reparations if it is proven the Arabic was torpedoed without warning, with potential talks on Lusitania to follow as negotiators push for a clear submarine policy. The crisis remains diplomatic, with President Wilson staying in Washington as Ambassador Gerard and Count von Bernstorff pursue explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
United States
Allian
England
Germany
Berlin
Associated Press
State Department
Gerard
Lansing
Count von Bernstorff
Wilson
Washington
von Bernstorff
London
Ceble
Count Vos Bernatorf
Westminster Gazette
Spectator
America
U S Leads World in Exports in Fiscal Year Ending June
Washington August 27 The United States for the first time in history leads the world as an exporter. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce data show exports totaled 2 768 600 900 dollars for the fiscal year ended June 30. UK was second with 2 170 100 000 dollars. American exports rose 77 percent from last year while UK fell 30 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United Kingdom
Charles Bayne Dies at Local Hospital
Charles Be Bayne, 60, Thomaston Ga prominent citizen, died Friday morning at a private Atlanta hospital after an operation for organic troubles. Survived by his wife and seven daughters, funeral to be held at the family residence in Thomaston after body was moved from Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Bayne
Thomaston
Atlanta
Two Movies to Run for Charity Sunday in Atlanta
Sunday two films The Alamo No 2 and The Georgian will be shown at various venues in Atlanta to aid two destitute families. A collection basket will be placed at the entrance. The Smuggler's Daughter at The Georgian, with Brec. Gores, Mrs. C. M. Caldwell, Mrs. Ballad and Mrs. David Quarles in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Libby
Bre. c. Gores
C. M. Caldwell
David Quarles
Karl Lehmann to visit Atlanta Monday
Karl Lehmann southern field secretary of United Christian Endeavor will visit Atlanta Monday as guest of the Atlanta Christian Endeavor union. He will speak at Central Presbyterian church Monday night at o'clock, inviting the city’s young people to attend this religious gathering. Walter K Greenebaum indicted for Eastland disaster manslaughter in Chicago. He managed Indiana Transportation Co, which leased the steamer deemed seaworthy and overloaded by grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Lehmann
Southern
United Christian Endeavor
Atlanta
Atlanta Christian Endeavor Union
Ehmann
Central Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Walter K Greenebaum
Indiana Transportation Company
Husband says marriage a mistake in divorce filing
Mrs. Frederick F. Langenfeldt of 887 Peachtree Street charges her husband, former Palmers drug store manager, confessed he made a mistake and did not love her after their March 31 marriage. The couple lived together until May 36 this year. he now resides in New York. Attorneys Moore and Franch represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Langenfeldt
Palmers Drug Store
Peachtree Street
Langenfeldts
New York
Moore & Franch
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Charles F. Crouch
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Mra. W
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George M.’ Brown, Jr
W. A. Neill
Cleveland
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Detroit
Pittsburg
George H. EeHinger
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Aes
W. A. Parker
Louise Parker
W. S. Elkin
Hom
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T. G. Woolford
North Avenue
Florence H. Rowe
Frank E. Hoffman
Hills Street
Annah Crocroft Devant
Hugh L. Bowden
Union Point
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Henry Hood Reynolds
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Monroe
N.N. Humphreys
Lithonia
Salty Stephens
Louisvie
Cinelland
Fred W. Rooney
Homer
Borden-Wheeler
Myrtle Schelling
Macon
Janet Rooney
Robert ©. Turner
Laura Hart
Baltimore
Vic Junge
Benjamin H. His
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Mamie Ansley
Dillard
Henry Clay Bagley
Piedmont Avenue
Mary Morgan
Clara Maude Harper
Austell
W. B. Higginbothen
West Point
H.C. Leonard
William Harriss
Turmerville
Rome
East Merritts Avenue
Paul
Rapter
Mobile
John
Georgia Tech
School OF Commerce
Negro
Ala
Pamp Dickerson
Opelika
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Malue
U.S
Mt.St. Joseph's College Cortneteasy
Peabody
Musical Conservatory
Cioiiinen
HON -Shuciarer
Perenne
Prror
Hunter
Sta
Charles Bayne
Vanderbilt
Perth
College of Arts and Science
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Zelda Dunn
Comedienne
Two Red
Jimmie Mcflowan
Audette
Mirror Screen
Enla Markley
Richard Stanton
Uncle Heck
Herk
Fay Fincher
Romnie Comed
Strand Orchestra
Moses
Julia Swayne Gordon
THE
Victoria
Bad Bill
Lubin Camedy
George Fawcett
Majesty OF the Law
Paramount Feature
Alamo NO
Little Playhouse
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K. H
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GEM Theater
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Gleo Madigon
HE Desoto
Esnonay
Horac
Selig
Lubin
SAVOY
Herbert Rawlinson
Anns
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