Notable Names List in Local Obituaries and Notices
A lengthy roster of individuals including WA Hemphill Effie Beate Phelan Marion May Ragland Edna Stilson Edna Stetson Florence Jones Hart Wyle Nina Mae Henderson Florence Hobbs Horne Mae Andrews Julian Perdue Rushie Ray Mary Thomas Lucy Akers Antie May Thorne Nellie Hintower Nellie Deviney Katharine Gholson Marie Angier Helen Nicolson Edna McCandless Mary Gatins Cordelia Gray Laura Laramont Miss Alice May Rushton Minnie Van Epps Helen Muse Alberta Rankin Natale Taylor Ninetti Day Kathleen Wright Fosse Lees Williford Bessie Poole Elise Boylston Sarah Peel Mary Briscoe Satie Connally Susie May Pope Callie May Bagley Mary Deas Tupper Bessie Moore Elizabeth Adair Agnes Ladson and others, with additional names Messrs George Lowndes Percy Taylor Louis Leonard Walter Pope Lester Anderson Sam Johnson Cone Maddox Ea Camp Sam Paul Warren Hall Clayton Torrence Frank Farley Mitchell King and Albert Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie van Epps
Helen Muse
Alberta Rankin
Natale Taylor
Ninetti Day
Kathleen Wright
Fosse Lees Williford
Bessie Poole
Elise Boylston
Sarah Peel
Mary Briscoe
Satie Connally
Susie May Pope
Callie May Bagley
Mary Deas Tupper
Bessie Moore
Elizabeth Adair
Agnes Ladson
George Lowndes
Percy Taylor
Louis Leonard
Walter Pope
Lester Anderson
Sam Johnson
Cone Maddox
Ea Camp
Sam Paul
Warren Hall
Clayton Torrence
Frank Farley
Mitchell King
Albert Thornton
Dancing party at Driving Club for Miss Gatins in Atlanta
Compliments to Miss Mary Gatins of New York mark a gala evening hosted by Mr and Mrs John E Murphy at the Driving Club. Fresco dinner on the veranda with pink and white car na tions, then dancing in the New York building. Guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Sciple Mr and Mrs John Moore Mr and Mrs James McKeldin Miss Sarah Peel and others. The July National Magazine features Mrs Robert Toombs Small, formerly Miss Ethel Sigsbee, daughter of Captain Sigsbee of the Maine tragedy. Mr and Mrs Small plan two weeks in Atlanta in October with Rev and Mrs Sam W Small, groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Murphy
Mary Gatins
New York
Miga Gating
Charles Sciple
John Moore
James Mec
Keldin
Mise
Sarah Peel
Misa Flynn
Louise Gay
Julia Porter
Hortense Horne
Misa
Phoebe Wetherin
Kate Robinson
Katrina Ruse
Bessie Moore
Helen O Brien
J L Gatins
Allen Morris
Samuel Tupper
William Meador
Wharton Moore
Mitchell King
Logan Clark
Wycliff Goldsmith
John Kiser
George Lowndes
Robert Toombs Small
National Magazine
Robert Toombs
Small
Ethel Sigsbee
Sigsbee
Maine
Atlanta
Sam W Small
Edward Fortson
Washington, Ga
Toby Wiliams
Carter
Mahen
Leon Greer
Oglethorpe
Anssmarina Greer
J W Shinholser
West Peacatree
Camille Coffee
William McArthur
Margaret Newman
Asheville
Coffee
Chicago
John B Gordon
Sallie Fain
Richmond
Frank Meador
Mount Airy
Olive Speer
Oliver Springs
Wes
Murphy
N. C
Austell Thornton
Wrightsville Beach
Hubert L Foreman
Savannah
FE H Richardson
Florine Richardson
Tennessee
Lelia Morris
Raleigh
Isabel Fermison
South Carolina
Ethel Mobley
Murchison Thomas
Romare
Northeventle
Wylie Pope
Susie May Pope
Smyrna
A D_ Adair
Inman Sanders
Sapphire
Caroline Howells
Loulsle M Gordon
John
Bigby
Joseph Hirsch
Copennill
Brown
Georgian Brown
Elberton
S .F Fortson
Gertrude Fortson
Knights of Pythias
A. S Hawes
Mra J C Brown
Louise Mcintosh
Florence Brown
Winnie May Smith
B. C. Wall
Augusta
Elise Oglesby
Enduring High Collars Versus Summer Comfort for Women
Fashion note discusses the impracticality of high collars in hot weather and urges Southern women to favor comfortable, natural necklines. It notes the unflattering effects of tight collars on chins and necks, suggests massage to reduce discoloration, and promotes a relaxed, natural look over metropolitan imitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Delightful Segadla Dance Honoring Lucy Cobb Guests
Miss Harriet Ellis hosted a refined evening at Segadla in compliment to several Lucy Cobb guests. Local attendees included Miss Mamie Coffee and Miss Pauline Lewis of Valdosta, Miss Margaret Zweigert of Augusta, and Miss Pauline Lewis from Montezuma, with a parade of other guests in elegant white organdie and silk attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Ellis
Segadla
Lucy Cobb
Miss Ellis
Mamie Coffee
Valdosta
Irl Lewis
Mee Ing
Margaret Zweigert
Augusta
Pauline Vis
Montezuma
Iss Ellis
Pauline Lewla
Al Fresco Party Honors Young Daughter in McDonough
In McDonough Georgia on July 1 Mrs H C Bridges hosted an al fresco party from 6 to 7 30 pm for her daughter The gathering featured Miss Corrie Bridges Lillian Tutwiler Lucy Reagan Little Annie Lemon Corinne Tucker at the punch bowl with pink and white accents in ices and favors A starry name game engaged guests as several correctly supplied all missing names Present were Misses Lucy Reagan Lillian Tutwiler Nettle Bess Fouche Raleigh Glass Blake Bunn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Reagan
Lillian Tutwiler
Nettle Bess Fouche
Raleigh 'V Glass Blake Bunn
Charleston area wedding and society notes headline style
The piece lists a long roster of local residents and guests, mentions a Monday studio recital by Pupils of Muss Luta C King with musicians Miss Fairbanks David Silverman and various performers, plus numerous society updates on weddings, travel, illness, and social events across Atlanta and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Wilams
Mendelssohn
Miss Tucker
Mr Hood
Geeta
Lelie Mable
Volkman
Dave Silverman
the Angel
Rubinstein
Bullaby
Chadwick
Willams
Ison
Weekly
Mabte
Lucker
Jones Fairbanks
Fiona
Adams
J B Lamsdell
Sevilla
Dessauer
Adella Tucker
Sampson
Handel
Allitson
Marlon Hood
Hexentar
MacDowell
Aufichnung
Schumann
Gertrude
Veach Johnson Wedding at 377 Bimpson Street
Miss Maude C Veach and G F Johnson were married at the bride’s parents home on 377 Bimpson Street yesterday afternoon in the presence of friends. The bride, Atlanta’s excellent young woman, and Mr Johnson, a Rapid Transit conductor, were wed by Dr William J Holtzclaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Barnard
Maude Barnard
James William Bryant
H . Bradley
Trinity Churca
Atlanta
City Officials Form Roosev Let to Washington Visit
A special meeting of city officials including Mayor Tom Johnson and council members appointed a seven member committee to travel to Washington to invite President Roosevelt to attend the fall Atlas fair. The group from Atlanta and nearby areas plans to depart at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Atlas Fall
Chamber of Comme
The
Fair
Mayotfem Johnson
Key
Tom Johnson
Mims
Pm Johnson
J Frank
John Harwell
Courtland Winn
Sijlass
Evan P. Howell
Aldermedy Lalatt
Directors Meet to Invite Roosevelt to Washington
The chamber of commerce directors approve a committee to travel to Washington to invite President Roosevelt to visit the south. A Macon mayor’s letter says his delegation will pass through Atlanta and invite Atlanta leaders to join. Delegates Stuart Woodson and J D Turner are chosen for a Philadelphia convention on export trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Directors de Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Wington
Atlanta
Macon
Stuart Woodson
Do J D Turner
Philadelphia
Philadeljh Commercial Museum
United States
Agnes Scott Institute Announces Fall Term Inauguration
The trustee and faculty of Agnes Scott Institute Decatur Ga announce the fall term begins September 10 with carefully selected departments led by expert chairs. The school promotes thorough development in Music and Art and offers detailed guidance for alumnae. Interested parents may request the catalogue from Dr Gaines, Decatur Ga, to learn about programs and exhibitions at Thurmonds Water Color Exhibit at 6914 Whitehall St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmonds
Whitehall
Agnes Scott Institute
Decatur
Southern
Even Gaines
Light Runer Sewing Machine Promises Easy Work for Ladies
The advertisement extols the light running No 9 Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine as the ideal choice for dress makers and hobbyists. It claims effortless operation, compact performance, and that once tried, the machine will be desired by any buyer. Available for home delivery from an office in Whitehall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler & Wilson
Tl Whitehail Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Gatins
al Fresco Party
Peachtree
the Bridge
Ogate
Sas
WS Coe
Ethel Sowell
Ruby Walker
Emmie Clements
Rosa Ham
Elon Tolleson
Eddie Clapd McDonald
Ellene Neal
Abbe Carmichael
Laura West
Dorothy West
Whillie Preston
Nina Wall
Annie Warner
Ruth Turner
Nina Turner
Annie Lemon
Corinne Tucker
Mary Lou Smith
Eva Harris
Helen Griffin
Hope Thrasher
Fred Walker
Alec Brown
Idus Woodruff
Charlie Moon
Henry Moon
Walter Ingram
Dave Vail
Roy Smith
Johnnie Hightower
Sam Ingram
Asa
Miss King’s Musicale
Barnard-Bryant
Board of Managers
Baptist Orphans Home
Second
Baptist Church
Tex
Pauline Bridge
Charlie Lane
City
Annie Davis
Hirmingham
Aia
A C Dent
North Carolina
W. E Chapin
Sarah J Hogan
Hot Springs
George Hurt
Mary Archer
Miss Dougherty
Miss Clyfford Dougherty
Maron
May Archer
West Ia
E_R Griggs
Washington DC
C E Dunlap
Covington Ga
J M Couch
Houston Agireet
Neltiss
Alice Steele
Alhect Howell
and Mins
Claude Anderson
Lillian Gothsgnith
Ben Barnes
Isle of Palms
Mise Tillie Hada Res
Savannnah
Myrtle Pone
R .Stone
Chattanooga
Ellen Aillyer
Carters Ga
Eaulive Carter
J Campbell Maen Jr
Frances Johnson Hie
Fort Smith Ark
Walter Inman
Gais
Hugh Robinson
Phoebe Weth
Java Porter
Rocky Mountains
Denver and Rio Grande and Rio Grande Western
S_K Hooper
Denver
Col
Rio Grande
Great Hotel
Eureka Springs
Frisco
Electa Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Atlanta Circle of King 3 Daughters and Sons
Austell Building
Twentieth Century Music Club
Harry W Young
Ivy Street
Georgia Baptist Orphans
Second Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Kiser
Woman's Relief Corps of
Vance Hunter
North
Jacheon Street
Musicac
Cable
Newston
Waycross
James A Cadle
Thomasville
Jennie Newton
J W Newton
HH Scruggs
the Baptist Church
Maggie Neely
Kettlecreek
Elberton, Ga
Elizabeth Venable
Stone Mountain
William H. Black
Wiliam J. Montgomery
Warm Springs
C. Adams
Brg
Dexter
Dallas
TE Roosevelt
Ho G
Paravel
X of Commerce
Chambs
WEET
Agnes St Institute
Lak
Amer Resorts
Chicago, ' & St. Pawl
Wisconsin
Miller, Gen
Ket
Atianta Gas Light
L CO
Chtesye. Ith (Corporation
Puldop Capital
Eisfman & Weil
W L. Douglas
Teed Breezes
Fiohtany
Nt ET
Aare
Santiago
Charles W. Crankshaw
Diamonderchant
Develer
Whitehall Street
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