Society Honors Mrs Morrow and Miss Johnston
Society notes report Mrs Lois Winter Morrow as guest at an informal lunch at the Capital City club hosted by Miss Cora Brown with Kil larbey roses. A lawn party at the Sawtell home on Peachtree celebrated Miss Margaret Sawtell Palmer’s second birthday with a near noon cake and pink rose decorations. The guest list includes many Atlanta society names and family connections. Miss Johnston arrives Tuesday to visit Louise Inman, with bridge tea planned in her honor. more bets on September 8 wedding events and a Fleming-Bell wedding nearby are detailed. A welfare meeting of the Atlanta Woman's Club is rescheduled to 3 PM due to conflicting notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Lois Winter Morrow
Capital City Club
Cora Brown
Killarbey
Miss Palmer
Margaret Sawtell Palmer
Charles Palmer
F Sawtell
Peachtree Road
John Candler
John Cand
Mi van Hall
Georgine
Bri ¢Richard Simpson
Moultrie
Dodo White
Re ‘Hina Janvier
New Orleans
Margaret
Louise Candler
Florence Margaret Guy
Irene King Woodruff
Marlon Dungan Bedell
Margaret Turner T Carson
Houston Miller
Elizabeth Winship Walsh
New York
Adeliine Barnett
Margaret Shippen
Snyder
Betty Blalock Black
Palatrica Barrett
Beverly Rogers
Sarah Hopkins
Eloise Robinson Dickey
Lydia Whitner
Cornelis Whitner /Hoins
Frank Alcorn TH
Howard ‘Holden IL
Daniel Burge
Charles «Winship McKinnon
Albert Staton
Charles Pottinger
Paul Potter
William Russell Eagan
Woods ‘White
James McLeod Adams
Eugene V. Haynes
William
Grant
and Hughes Roberts
Miss Johnston
Louise Johnston
Colege
Iss Louise Inman
Peachtree Street
Mary Beaufort Mathews
Arthur Edward ,Williams
Macon
Kennon Perry
Atlanta
Fleming—Bell
Martha Gertrude Wieming
George Clarence Bell
Hillis Crest
James B. Fleming
Goggansville
W.' Qn Huddleston
Charlotte Fleming
Mrs.Bell
Automo
Bila
Griffin
Roy Harris
Weathey Road
J. M. Mason
Lucile Mason
A. H Sparks
Jesper
Ala
Howard Stokeley
Daily Calendar of Social Events in Pleamont and Nearby
Mrs Jack Lawless hosts Brides club at Pleamont drive. Women s club foal committee luncheon at pial use in Peachtree. Miss Jeannette Batley gives 4 30 afternoon tea at her parents Fairview road Droid Hills in compliment to guest Martha Julia Hurst of Wa- HER boro Ga. Hoof garden Sinner and a Ik the Capital City cub. Junior Witches club with Live dance Tuesday Aug 30 Segadio s hall 9 to 12. Mr and Mrs L I host reception for guest Miss Ruth Timmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lawless
Brides’ Club
Hom
Pleamont Drive
Peachtree
Jeannette Batley
Albert H. Bailey
Fairview Road
Droid Hills
Ise
Martha Julia, Hurst
Herboro
Miss Timmons
Misa Ruth ‘Timmons
Batesbury
I. Magruder
Mra. Magruder
Hame
Peachtree Heights
Marriage Vows for Crew Royal Held at First Methodist
Ray Crew and Miss Eunice Royal wed with vows received by pastor Guyton Fisher of First Methodist. An informal reception followed. punch and tea were served in hall and veranda. The couple, now Mr and Mrs Royal, planned a honeymoon to northern and eastern points. Details mention affiliations and local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Guyton Fisher
First Methodist Church
Ice Cream Social and Spelling Match at Capitol View
An ice cream social on the Capitol View Methodist church lawn starts at 6 PM with a spelling match at 7 20 PM. Everyone is invited to participate. The events benefit the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol View Methodist Church
Algo
Social items from Marine corps community network
First Sergeant Charles C Terry visited First Sergeant Ernest H Galway at Virginia Circle residence. Sergeant W Whitson Conway returned from a vacation across Blue Springs Memphis I lena and Jonesboro Ark on the way to Atlanta. Sergeant Clyde Wheeler has recovered from a hand operation and is back at the local recruiting station in the Austell building. Mrs J Travis Douglas hosts this week with Grace Ina Mae Carmichael and Floye Williams as house guests. Mrs T Howard Bell and Miss Sarah Bell plan to leave Thursday for a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C Terry
Marine Corps
Ernest H. Galway
Virginia Circle
W. Whitson Conway
Blue Springs
Sergeant Conway
Memphis
Ilena
Jonesboro
Ark
Atlanta
Clyde Wheeler
Austell
Atlanta Society Notes for August 1921
In a bustling August round of visits and travels, Atlanta residents and guests share summer departures and returns. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Inman leaving for Canada, Dr. and Mrs. Hill at Milwaukee and Chicago, Miss Frances Phillips’s guest list, Miss Alice Stewart’s house party in West End, and Colonel and Mrs. Chamberlain returning from Mountain City to Atlanta. A long regional social calendar features motor trips to New York and Europe, visits to Atlantic City, Asheville, and Birmingham, plus ongoing family gatherings with relatives from Dalton, Williamson, Newnan, Chattanooga, and Grainger. The piece also notes railway rate news from Colonel Jerry Bean about Suwanee River Route through Hampton and Jacksonville routes impacting Tampa and St Petersburg travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Pagram
Lakemont
Pegram
Robert Pegram
New York
H. Brimberry
Albany
Misa Ruth Smith
Williamson
Atlanta
DeLa Woodall
Woodland
Lilye Fort
W. L. Estes
Memphia
Tennessee
Kathryn Hunsinger
Greenville
Frances Phillips
William A Speer
Atlantic City
Canada
Corneille Torrance
Barnesville
Sarah m1
Stuart Stringfellow
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Alice Stafford
Chattanooga
D. H. Steele
Omar Hooks
Sarah
Omar, Jr
Jim
Memphis
W.W. A. Ward
Elle Zellars
William Ward
WE. Chapin
Ambassador
Atlantic
Florida
Jerry Bean
Southern Railway System
Ohio River
Seaboard Air Line
Valdosta
Hampton
Fla
Stoddard's Bird Wins Silver Cup in Pigeon Race
The Atlanta Homing Pigeon Club held the first of its young bird races from Seneca South Carolina with 98 birds. Langston released the birds at 7:00, the race covered about 100 miles in three hours, and the top five finishers included W J Stoddard Guy Tabler RN Hughes R N Hughes and Breage Wrigley with Stoddard winning the silver cup donated by Robert N Hughes. Upcoming race from Spartanburg South Carolina is set for September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Homing Pigeon Club
Seneca
S. C
Y. Langston
Guy T. Tabler
RN. Hughs
R. N. Hughes
Breage & Wrigley
Robert N. Hughs
W. J. Stoddard
AlLbirda
Spartanburg
False stories given as cause for divorce
H L Corley filed for divorce in Fulton superior court claiming his wife, 20 years older, circulated false stories about him and frequently threatened his life. Judge John T Pendleton set September 3 for a hearing on a restraining order. Attorneys Carl N Guess and Frank Guess filed the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H L. Corley
Fulton Superior Court
Mra Corley
John T Pendleton
Corley
Carl N. Guess
Frank Guess
Atlanta Veteran Is Again Marine
Samuel I. Blackburn of 120 Hop King Street reenlisted in the Marine Corps Saturday at the Austell building recruiting station. Blackburn, with four years of active service, has served aboard U S battleships and will be stationed at the Marine Barracks in Norfolk Virginia under Captain P C Geyer Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel I. Blackburn
Hopking Street
Marine Corps
Austell
P. C. Geyer
Blackburn
Act
Uncle Sam
Marine Barracks
Norfok
Geyer
Operatic Company Connection Denied by Mrs Yould
Mrs Duane Thomas Yould announces she will not be connected with the Nora Allen Operatic company recently formed. She had been listed as a member and states she will teach dramatic art exclusively at her home 395 Lucile Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Thomas Yould
Nora Allen Operatic Company
Herd
Yould
Lucile Avenue
Elizabeth Mather School opens new home on East Fourteenth Street
The eighth term registration for Elizabeth Math School for Girls will be held Wednesday at the new address 65 East Fourteenth Street from 10 to 12 o clock. Miss Blanche Grosbee Loverlige, president, says advance registrations are necessary to prevent overcrowding and ensure individual instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Math School
East Fourteenth Street
Blanche Grosbee Loverlige
Fair Weather Today Forecast by Local Forecaster
Weather bulletin from Edward H. Bowis of Washington D C predicts fair weather today with possible Muie change and rising temperatures Tuesday in Atlanta. Monday's mean reached 75 degrees as Georgia experiences scattered clouds and local showers across parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Dr Baker to Close Campaign Tonight in Ward 6
Dr L P Baker will deliver his final campaign speech for councilman from the sixth ward tonight at 8 at Williams Street School. Incumbent Alvin Richards seeks re election and will be in attendance as part of the race. All ward voters are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L P Baker
Comncman
Alvin Richards
Willams Street
Contributors Thanked At National Negro Business League Session
Atlanta branch of the National Negro Business League sent letters of thanks to contributors who helped raise $3,000 during the twenty second annual session held in Atlanta August 17 18 Subscriptions from both whites and negroes totaled 1866 each and gifts from both groups were about equal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
National Negro Business League
Birth notices list numerous July and August 1921 deliveries
A slate of birth notices records multiple parents and addresses for newborns in 1921. Entries name the parents, street addresses, and birth dates or months, including several girls and boys born in August 1921 and other months. The list spans numerous households from East Georgi Avenue to Robbins Street and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.A. White
East Georgi Avenue
Tataldow
Walker Breet
West Thirteenth
G W. Grawford
Baker Gitar
Williams
Heo Street
Ais
Nay
B Drummond
Blakietta Street
Chester Calling
Jefferson Street
T Nash
Danae Street
Bay
Joseph Rickman
Central
Kirs. D. Buckam
Stewart ‘Avenue
Gundy- Biro
Middle Street
I. H. Foster
Crew Street
Highland Avenue
J F Davia
Formwvalt Street
G Moore
East Glenn Trast
C. H .Oliver
Ethel Street
HG Bradford
Shone Maria
South Pryor Strest
Min
EK Casper Robbins
Governor Hardwick Returns to Capitol After Asheville Trip
Governor Hardwick resumed duties in the state capitol after a brief vacation in Asheville North Carolina with Mrs Hardwick. He appeared rested following a strenuous legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
State
Asheville
N. C
Was Not Arrested In Hold-Up Case In City
Ris wailame, a 69 Millard Street resident, was not arrested Sunday night in connection with an alleged hold-up. He stated Monday that he was the party let up and denied involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ris Wailame
Negre
Millard Street
Was
Kiwanis Hear Ideas on Success at Luncheon
Atlanta businessmen will share their How I Succeeded ideas at the Kiwanis club luncheon in Peacock Hall Tuesday. Marion B. Speer will play violin pieces with W. C. Raney at the piano. Final Kiwanis golf tournament matches to wrap up this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Peacock
Marion B. Speer
W.C. Raney
Kiwanis
Swift Le beef sales price report in week
Prices realized on Swift Le sales of carcass beef in its weekly report show shipments totaling 51 head with prices ranging from 20 to 29.5 cents per pound and an average around 42.4 cents. The document notes the week ending August 37, 19, with a typographical scatter in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Also Mentioned on This Page
Public Welfare Department
Atlanta Woman's Club
Yelub
EH. Goodhart Chatraman
Royal
Yankey
Worthy
Esa
Pearile R
M. C
P. €. Geyer, Jr
U. S. Marine Corps
Asheville, N. C
Grove Park Inn
Walter Andrews
William Marion Camp
Wiliam Marion Camp, Jr
James Ll. Dickey, Jr
Katherine Dickey
Oscar Pappenheimer
Lewis Parker
W. & Gentry
Graham Phelan
Ernest Woodruff
George €. Walters
Rolling Jones
Price Gilbert
James I. Hickey
Gilbert
Matinee Party
Whys Parlee Taylor
Joiraine Rose
Washington, D. C
C. S. Burgess
C. C. Winchester
Jessie Baylies
Sarah Branch
Lucile Carter
Annie Laura Conner
Pauline Jackson
Eleanor Montgomery
Virginia Robertson
Tdlithe Reed
Laura Turner
Thomas R. Harmon
Jagt
Place Carta
Secn
Hugh Iwi Scott
Henry Floyd
E B. Elde
James L
Ache
Board of State
P.T. A
Georgia Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
PT A
Chamber of Commerce
Charles P. Ozburn
Presient
H. Goodbert
Isla
Fifth District
Order
Eastern Star
W. D. Luckie Lodge
Warren White
W. D. Te
Ivy
J. C
Hemlock
Miss Abbott
Elizabeth Abbott
Zeda Phi. Bigma
the Howard
Camp Highland
Rich
M. Rich & Bros. CO
the Constitution
Ey Tapos
Pee ‘Ag
Gana
Jacksonville
Inmanite Gaugater
Fotmbia
Georg Ge
Peliinger
Ove
W. W. Banks
Dr. Towns
Mra. Towns
T. M. Brady
Ai Brady
Siptemia
Europe
de Los Hill
Misa Retha Allen
A. A. Allen
Peachtress Heights
Siater
N. J. Richey
iMcMinnville
Tenn
B. F. Smith
Willie
Dalton
W. J. Blalock
George Dexter
Whittle Springs
R. T Aderholt
Riverdale
Hugh Inman Richardson
James Irenn
Kansas City
Princeton
Hugh Richardson
Mrs Richardson
Mrs. Richardson
Toxaway , Ro
J L Hussey
Grace Hussey
North Carolina
J. ¥. Chambers
M. Keenan
Eleanor Orr
Newnan
W. A. Wari
Harvest Avenue
Dorothy Johnson
Nan Lee
Covington
Hdna Anderson
Clarkston
Janis Neer
Alice Stewart
West End
Muriel Perkins
Birmingham
Byron Bower
E R Gunby
Waldorf Astoria
Lillian Mitchell
CEP
Sidney C Chamberlain
Mountain City
Sara Arnall
Mary Jones
Gadsden
Mary Crouch
Miss Grach Kener
Miss May Emery
Mra
Edgar Paulin
Hal Carlton
Leonard Martin
Lakeland
Goldwire
Baby
Havannah
G. 3. Phillips
Montana
K. P. Pierce
Cummings
K . Foster
George Longino
W. W. Bateman
Alabama
Charles Beaton
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
New York City
Arthur Newstead
Institute of Musical Art
L. I. Magruder
Ruth Timmons
Batesburg, &. C
Joseph van Pelt
East Hampton
Phiadelpha
Fritz Jones
East Seventeenth Street
Mra H C Reisinger
Delaware Gap
Georgian Terrace
Louis Newell
White Sulphur Springs
Stoddard’s
Elizabeth Mather
DR. Baker
BKC Bee Candies
Belle Isle
T. Hopkins'& Son
New
Gouraud
Itay
Lydia E. Pinkham
Columbus
Lydia
E. Pinksham
Thomas L. Christy
West Mound St
Ohio
Christy
E. Pinkham
Safe Milk For Babies
Beuchler’s Dairy Farm
Fcc
Tosz-W
Women's Dept
Brooklyn
Sally Sanital
Empire Hollow Ware
Empire Hollow
Davis & Freeman, Inc, Diamonds and Platinumsmiths
Whitehall
Carter Electric Company
Peachtree St
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