Art Exhibition Draws Hundreds and a Castle of Color
The gallery opened to throngs yesterday with oil and watercolor pieces, including Flor ence Macabin’s chalk study of Joe Chandler Harris and Madeline LeMaitre’s Poppies. Monet and Newmans miniatures attract praise as Mary E. Werkin’s portrait also wins attention. A December wedding of Miss Elizabeth Barret Phillips and Mr. Clarence Eugene Williams looms, with two Charleston households hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hana Tli
Joe
Chandler Harris
Florence Macabin
Mary E. Wekins
Monet
Madeline
LeMaitre
Firest
Milledsevile
Clarence’ Hugene Willams
George O. Willams
Atlad
Dykema Stones Scientific Work and Civic Events
The article extols Dykema building stones for winter warmth and summer coolness through the Dykema process, highlighting sanitation via vertical and lateral air flow. It advertises visits to Julius Watts at 28 Whitehall Street and lists a concert program featuring Miss Anna Hunt and Mr. Frank Cundall among others, followed by social notices in Athens Georgia including weddings, receptions, and meetings with local figures and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dykema Stones
Julius, Watts
Dykema Concrete System Company
Whitehall Street
J. Lewis Browne
Milas Grace Lee Browne
Anna In Hunt
Frank Cundall
F.C. Wheat
Rhys—Herbert
Wagner
Citadel
Spohr
Wiererleid
Brahms
Mrs. Hunt
Annie Holman weds William W Scott in Athens ceremony
Scott Holman Athens November 30 Special report: in the home of William H Holman the marriage of Annie Holman to William W Scott took place in a decorously arranged setting with bridesmaids Ruth, Moselle Scott Lena and Margaret Holman and groomsmen George Scott Tom Hudgin Harold Hinton Howard Scott. Dr J W Walden officiated before about two hundred guests. A reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pone- Hall
Athens
Augustus Longstreet Hall
May
William UW. Pope
Roswell
N. Mex
J. W. Walden
Athens, Presbyterian Church
Mra. Pope
Washington
New York
Galveston
Mexico
Scott~Holman
William
Holman
Annie
William W. Scott
Ruth
Moselle Scott
Lena
Margaret Holman
George Scott
Tom Hudgin
Harold Hinton
Howard Scott
3. W. Walden
Presbyterian Church
Reception and party for Miss Eloisa Stewart details
To Miss Eloisa Stewart. Brilliant event Tuesday will feature a reception and a daring party hosted by Mrs. Carrie Robinson Stewart for her daughter Eloisa Stewart. The reception runs from ten o'clock, with married ladies invited and many young ladies expected. in the evening the unmarried will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Patty
Kathwrine Patty
Eloisa Stewart
Carrie Robinson Stewart
Eloiise Stewart
Christmas tree fundraiser at Barclay mission party
A social event at 175 Juniper Street features a Christmas tree for Barclay mission children. Mrs. Preston Ark Wright hosts a bird supper with a large guest list and a prepared menu to raise funds. Guests include Miss Estelle Stewart, Mrs J K Ottley, Mrs James Robinson, and many others. Also Mrs Dougall honored by Mr and Mrs Luther Read at the Marlborough with twelve guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss
Mary Read
Luther C. Read
Marlborough
West Peachtree
Estelle Stewart
Thomas D. Stewart
J. K. Ottley
J. R. Mobley
James Robinson
Robert Maddox
Barclay Mission
Preston
Arkwright
Juniper Street
Friends of
Dougall
Quiet Day at the Capitol Observed in Georgia
The Georgia state capitol closed for Thanksgiving with staff absent except for a watchman. Governor Terrell and Mrs. Terrell traveled to Milledgeville to dine with Georgia Normal and Industrial School guests and attended a reception hosted by President M. M. Parks. Terrell planned to return to Atlanta tonight and inspect the site chosen for a new state reformatories building, with the governor required to approve the building’s site under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Terrell
Milledgeville
Georgia Normal and’ Industrial School
M. M. Parks
Atlanta
State Farm
State Reformatory
Dorflinger Cut Glass Display at Dobbs and Wey Co
In Atlanta Dobbs and Wey Co at 57 North Pryor Street next to the Equitable Building showcases a superb collection of new Dorflinger cut glass patterns now on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorflinger
Atlanta
Dobbs and Wey Co
North
Pryor St
Equitable
The Necklace Vogue Sets Fashion Precedence
The jewelled necklace dominates fashion, outshining other ornaments as our original ideas on precious and semi precious stones steer trends and bolster the vogue.
Mexicans Buy Wilkes County Drought Proof Cotton Seed
In Washington Georgia November 30 special report says Mexicans prefer Wilkes county drought proof cotton seed. Marshall Sims received orders for a car load after Mexico and Biuxico customers praised the seed. He plans four car loads to Mexico as soon as hauling is available. Seed yields 500 pounds fat from 1300 pounds seed cotton. Farmers in Wilkes widely adopt the variety at 35 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ga
Mexico
Wilkes County
North Carolina
Marshall Mr. Sims
Sims’ Prand
Biuxico
Sims
Wilkes
Drug company facing court in involuntary bankruptcy
In Savannah on November 30 a petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed in U S court against the Lippman Drug Company with debts near 100000 dollars. Genege S Hadnes named receiver. Petitioning creditors include Citizens' City Bank New York H J Francis and J M McAllister. Other creditors likely to intervene. The firm allegedly acknowledged insolvency on November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Concern
Savannah
Gneefall
United States
Lippman Drux Company
Genege S
Hadnes
Citizens' City Bank
New York
H. J. Francis
Brooklyn
J. M. McAllister
Citizens' National Bank
Nates
Lawrence Jacob
Lews Ppman
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Black North
Augusta
Annie Black
Philip North
Angotra
Nighit Wingfield
Grovetown
Anie Black
Pails North
Mendelasohn
Frank North
Robert Wingfield
David .O.’ Black
Emilex
Eleanor Hill
Mias Belle Fargo
Valenciennes
Miss Maude
Mr. Saul
John 8. Cohen
Addie Maude
Milt Saul
Hiss Cohen
Miss Mandy
la France
3Mre
C. Peters
W. L
Cogrove
Reuben Arnold, Jr
Lowry Arnold
H. H. Tabaniss
Mildred Cabaniss
Dan Harris
Harvey Johnson
T. D. Meador
Walter Mantle
Jolile Hammond
John $. Clarke
Mar Bet Drake
Helen Wayne
Elowyn
DeGraffenried
Aline Iller
Hattie Lee Angier
Kate
Ellie Dargan
Grace Thorn
Marion Nutting
Gene Mitchell
Lois Crosby
Marguerite Dunlap
Clarke Patterson
Mable Mitchell
Mary Bostrum
Little Cox
Caroline Baylor
Margaret Ferguson
Jon Middleton
Julia Middleton
Helen Day
Annie Dews
Alline Patterson
Gladys Levin
Mary Carter
Maud Johnson
May Scott
Josie Lee Williford
Lois Williford
Miss Darling
Georgia Watts
Edith Russell
Marguerite Smith
Jilia Meador
Lottie Austin
Juanita Tyler
Georgia May Taylor
Emily Bloodworth
Helen
Frankkiin
Neil Glenn
Elise Landrum
Susie Parks
Antoinette Blount
Bessie Potts
Virginia Parks
Emma Willimans
Hila B
Rushton
Natalie Taylor
Jennie Sue “Bell
Louise Johnson
Mary’ Drew Comdell
Clara, Foreacre
Lilly White
Kate Waldo
Josephine Davis
Clara May ‘Winn
Copenhill
Harriet
Glaays Snook
Conentill
P. H . Snook
T. H. Austin
P. H. Mailone
Sallie Malone
Bessie Baxter
Board of Managers of
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. McD. Wilson
Peachtree
J. C. Hunter
Martha Glover
Barrett Phinizy
L. L.mcclesky
Kate Edmondson
Frederick Tieatson
John Welch Jeft
Tennessee
Virginia Arnola
Courtland Street
Stewart ‘Royala
Chicago
Will Allen
Wilhelmina Drummond
Hunnicutt
Mise Bloodot Forsyth
Harriet Binodworth
Macon
Georgia Auburn
Johnnie, Logan
Ator Teledata
Amily Shane Shoe Co
Capitol
Santa Claus
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Davis and Freeman, Jewelers
Asleef
Atlanta Mattress CO
Georgia
Marshall Sims
Armstrong
Americus
L. Tower
Mary
Octavius A. Arms
Raynee and Methchamp, Jewelers
Whiethall Street
J. M. High Co
Charles, W. Crankshaw
Xmas Umbrellas
Patt Burkert
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