Notable Atlanta Social Scene and Citizenship Day Plans
In Atlanta the Federated Club Women organize a Citizenship Day program at Piedmont Park to reinforce civic duties through self training and Americanization. The piece also notes Mrs. Neltie Singleton departing for New York, highlights a small wedding, society teas, and a proclamation by Miss Eleanor Raoul urging white dress ceremonies for Fourth of July events.
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Clanta
Piedmont Park
Erciges
Patriotiam
Sr Vt
Alonzo Richardson
Batrone
Singleton
Atlanta Woman's Club
Sho
T.T. "Stevens
Maude Morgan
New_York
Mary Butt Griffith
B. M. Boykin
Women Voters
Atlanta League
Eleanor Raoul
Atlanta League of Women Voters
Atlant League of Women Voters
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Woman’s Club
Eleonore Raoul
Atlanta
Citizens’ Committee
Piedmont Parts
Albert
Thornton
Atlanta City Federation of Woman’s Cluba
E.R. Kirk
E. R. Kirk
Dean Johnson
St. Philip's Cathedral
D. A. Ry
Brents Today's Calendar Social Highlights
The social page lists multiple evenings and dinners at Piedmont Driving Club and other venues. Couples Miss Sable Helen Swint and Clarence Harrison wed at Second Baptist, with a dinner dance to follow. Several parties honor Miss Goodwyn Denny of Rome and Miss Maud Powers. Citizenship Day at Piedmont Park celebrates new voters, foreign-born naturalizations, and July Fourth events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sable Helen Swint
Clarence William Harrison
Second Baptist Wit
Harold Rogers
Piedmont Driving Club
Miss Gallaher
Wilmer L. Moore
Sarah Orme
Callie Orme
Drury’ Powers
Hast Lake Country Club
Mig Goodwyn Denny
Rome
Maud Powers
Miss Denny
Maude Powers
Asa Candler, Jr
Briarent Road
Goodwyn Denny
Socialites To Dine At Capital City Club Tonight
Miss Catherine Sanders and a group including Miss Frances Ellis Leman Phelan Vernon McMillan William McKenzie Sanders Hickey plan an evening dinner at the Capital City club. Others head to Asheville for the 4th of July weekend and trips to Grove Park Inn and Tanglewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Sanders
Bills Sa-rah Schoen
Caroline Shivers
Frances, Ellis
Leman Phelan
Vernon McMillan
William McKenzie
Sanders Hickey
Capital City
Sea
Flat Rock
Victor Lamar
Smiths
Many Residents Plan Summer Trips and Visits
The article lists numerous families and individuals from the area preparing for extended visits and vacations. Names include Mr. and Mrs. C. Berr, Mrs. Paul Baker, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rauschenberg Jr., Lucy and Ann, Mrs. J. N. Hirsch, Lewis and Harold Hirsch, Daniel Milton Hirsch, Mrs. J. Roberts, Ida Belle, Mrs. N. A. Bradford, Miss Mary Ann Pender, Miss Catherine Ginn, Miss Addie M. Ginn, J. C. Pedder, Mary Ann, and Miss Jessia Majors. Destinations cover Savannah, Brunswick, St. Johns, Indian Springs, Highland Take, D. C., Laurel Falls camp, Wrightsville Beach, San Francisco, Mexico, and trips through North Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia. Periods include July and August with various weeks and months noted.
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Ars
C. Pedder
North Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Mary Ann
Laurel Falls
Clayton
Norfolk
Young girl lectured by recorder after arrest
Mae McIntyre of Lakewood Heights leaped from a landing to the cement floor after her arrest on Broad street in an intoxicated state. Police reported she caused a disturbance among pedestrians before being fined 11 dollars. Recorder Johnson admonished her and urged private drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae McIntyre
Lakewood Heights
Recorder Johnson
Atherton
Broad Street
Johnson
State Secret Order Members to Meet in Ball Ground
A joint gathering of Georgia secret orders will meet in Ball Ground on Monday. The W.W. O. W. brass band of Cherokee Camp No. 1120 will provide music for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Ball Ground
W.W. O. W. Brass Band
Mexican Serenaders to Play at Exposition
A twelve piece stringed orchestra in native dress will headline the drug and sundries convention opening Monday at the city auditorium. They will perform nightly from 7 to 10, followed by dancing in Taft hall until midnight with Dickson Irvine serving as host and floor manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Auditorium
Naders
Taft Hall
Dickson BR. Irvine
Soda Springs Hotel
Hot "Springs
Ark
Three Fingers Lost By Machinist In Accident
H Hamby a machinist at 599 East Fair street was rushed to Grady hospital Friday afternoon after a refrigerating machine mangled three fingers on his left hand. Surgeons amputated the fingers to save the hand. The accident occurred about 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hamby
East Fair Street
Grady Hospital
German peace pact ready for president
Senator Lodge and Senator Brandegee challenged calls to resubmit the Versailles treaty noting there is no plan for resubmission. They argued the Senate might settle outstanding issues with a treaty of amity and commerce rather than a full peace treaty with Germany.
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Lodge
Committee On Foreign Relations
King
Utah
Brandegee
Connecticut
America
Germany
Chicken Consomme Tetrazini by Chef Sabatini
A signed daily recipe from Delmonico's chef Nicholas M Sabatini details a chicken consomme Tetrazini. The method calls for four crushed ripe tomatoes and one basil leaf strained, plus boiled fresh noodles and new peas served with grated Parmesan.
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Nicholas M
Sabatini
Senator Underwood Attacks Peace Resolution Passage
Senator Underwood of Alabama warns the peace resolution would be a political surrender and forego Allied terms. He says technical peace is not achieved and urges insisting on terms prescribed for the vanquished under international law. Senators Walsh Pomerene and Shields join critique of the resolution’s handling of claims and German leverage.
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Underwood
Alabama
America
Ondewood
Europe
Germany
Walsh
Montana
Pomerene
Ohio
Rhine
Pomerone
Shields
Tennesse
Improvement Seen in Georgia Cotton Prospects
Weather in the past three weeks favored cotton growth with chop- ping complete and widespread cultivation. Plants vary in size, late development due to prior planting and fertilizer shortages, but roots are strong in moist areas and embryo bolls form in older fields. Boll weevil remains a threat but checks limit infection amid hot, dry conditions. some farmers used no commercial fertilizer, others used compost and cotton seed meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sia
Anti Taft Vote Debate Reveals Southern Support and Criticism
The article discusses anti Taft sentiment in the Senate with southern senators backing Taft except Watson who votes against. Watson cites six objections including Taft’s labor law stance, lifelong office holding, stand pat administration ties, and backdating a document. The piece also touches charges against Taft’s appointments to interior and judiciary roles and links to major corporate interests. It notes a death: 16799 DIED.
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South
Watt
Taft
Watson
Borah
Johnson
Mr. Taft
Senate Chamber
Roosvelt
Roosevelt
Wickarsham
Henry Taft
Sugar
Philippine Islands
Dick Ballinger
Aites
J. P. Morgan
General Electric Company
Alaska
Guggenheim
Gifford Pinchot
Lawler
Brandeis
Supreme Court
George W. Wickersham
Edward H. White
Harlan
Kentucky
Justice Harlan
Ite
White
Cape
Watson and Smith Attack Federal Reserve Surplus
Washington July 1 Senators Smith and Watson defended a view that the Federal Reserve System holds an excess gold reserve and surplus funds. Smith called for lower rediscount rates from 6 and 7 percent to 4 percent, citing a $1 billion unused gold position and a gold reserve at 61.4 percent versus a 40 percent requirement. Smoot noted foreign demand factors and warned of dangers in gold hoarding while acknowledging two sides to the issue.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Smith
South Carolina
Senate
Reserve Board
Watson
Georgia
Federal Reserve’ Board
Board
Smoot
Utah
America
Taft Criticized For Riots And Legal Flaws In Speech
The text attacks Taft as flabby and unfit to lead the judiciary, accusing him of misplacing blame for Tulsa riots on whites while alleging the riots stemmed from a rape attempt by a black man. It claims he lacks legal merit and represents big business interests, calling him unworthy of the world’s highest judicial tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Tulsa
Taft
Arkwright Defends Railways Excess Profits Claim
Preston S. Arkwright president of Georgia Railway and Power argues last year was financially dire for the company, earning little and operating gas properties at a loss. He says new rates allow only a modest return and notes operating expenses for street railway and electric departments have not fallen in twelve months while gas expenses declined since the year began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Preston ‘S. Arkwright
Ae Bhee India
Arkwright
Zaid Avith
Rali
Road Commission
Mr. Arkwright
Tom Thumb Wedding Repeats After Successful Benefit
A miniature wedding staged by the Juniors Missionary Society of St. Paul church Sunday school was a hit and will be repeated. Bride Janice Wise and groom Harold Simpson led the ceremony with Dan Lane officiating as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniors Missionary Society
St. Paul Church
Janice Wise
Harold Simpson
Dan Lane
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Fitts
McGill
Manung J. Dauer
Third Street
Patty Radcliffa Fitts
W. H. Wheeler
St. James Church
William L. McGil
Petersburg
Nannie %. Fitts
Tuscaloosa
Ala
MecGills
Pittsburg
Mrs. McGill
West
Morning Star
Wilmington
N. C
Mrs. Stevens
Miss Morgan
Merrill Hutchinson
Walter Bedard
H. &. Hesting
Alice Baxter
Mary Butt
Griffith
Psychological Society
Atlanta Psychological Society
Rose M. Ashby
Ansley Hotel
Park
Edward Park
Havana
Cuba
Edward Willingham
East Lake Country Club
Earl Chandler
Willingham
James Cameron
Davis Harrell
C. D. Brennan
Kirby Willingham
T. J. Day, Jr
Hugh Trotti
Alfred Green
Nix
William Wilburn
Roy Me
Gaughey
Chandler
West Peachtree
Elizabeth Lockridge
Eileen Gallaher
Montezima
Oene
Misa Gallaher
Harding
Miss
Howard Holden
Barnard Boykin
Cator Woolford
Sam DuBose
Frank Carter
Carl Ramstock
Wellborn Blalock
Joel Chandler Harris, Jr
Pat Dinklas
Langdon Quin
Charlotte Meador
Gladys Byrd
Tse
Mary Rice
Wickliffe Arm
Fossick
James Ingram
Lester Fossick
Birmingham
George R. Kethune
Gainesville
Mikell
George Crandall
Franklin T. Mikell
New Orleans
Franklin Mikell
F. Mikel
Fred Crandall
Dozier Lowndes
H. W
Woman's Club
Martet
Norman Sharp
Nelm
Bom. Boykin
Mire
Richardson
Eriest T
Louis Leonard
James
F. Williams
Byron Bower
Omer
Price-smith
Russell Brides
M. Qirowstairs
Thomas
Car
New
Baltimore
Geo. Kine
Sharp
Euest
Lane
Vi. R. Lane
Edna
Herman of
Milan
Mire Ermog
C. Ay Granger
W. Ar. Graham
Oairs
AL Whittle
Paman
BH. W. Boers
Mra. Dillard
Ringoes Carnes
Peart G. Williams
Muse
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Peachtree
Walton—Broad
Robert’ Block
Minn
Lydie
Pinkham
B Medicine Co
Brents
Piedmont
Rake Country Club
Herp Club
Stone Mountain
B. W. Webb
W. 5. Askew
R. A. Gordy
J. H. Christianson
Wightman
H. W. Brown
H. Hi. Buell
Mra. Felgen
Mirga
Virginia Rock
Margaret Daman
Alice Taylor
Mra
Juanita Crowe
Misa Mildred Hart
Washington, D. C
Frank DeMarco
Chattanooga
Charles D. Brady
Newark, N. J
T. Phillipa
Mrs. C
Merriam
Board of
Joseph Habersham Chapter
Garber’s Hall
Asheville
Beaumont Davison
John
A. Hinds
Ernest Dallis
Hughes Spalding
Robert O'Donnelly
Ashaville
Grove Park
Myr
Albert Colfer
Tanglewood Inn
Hughes
Spalding
John Morris
Wickliffe Goldsmith
Nj‘ C
Geove Park Inn
C. Berr
Paul’ Baker
Paul, Jn
Billy
Baker
Edward Cornet
Indian Springs
Highland
D. C
Rauschenberg
Tyhes
Savannah
A. Rauschenberg, Jr
Lucy
Ann
Brunawick
St. Shmons
Wee
William Arthur Leonard
Robert E. Dixon
San Francisco
Cal
South America
Mary Ann Pender
Laurel Falls Camp
J. N. Hirsch and Sons
Lewis and
Harold
Lewis Hirsch
Swarthmore College
Daniel Milton Hirsch
University of Pennsylvania
James L. Dickey
Katherine Dickey
Grace Goldsmith
Wrightsville Beach
N. Y
Herman . Rosenhelm
New York
Jessia Majors
W. D. Keeley
Memphis
Tenn
State Secret Order
Rece
Delmonico’s
New York City
Holland
Davis & Freeman, Inc
Whitehall St
Warren J. Buzzell
Steuben
Priest Drug Co
Bangor
Federal “Reserve
ALL America Shoe Store
Cor. Hunter
Palm Beach
Oxfordship
Oxfords
Cor, Hunter
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