A Library for the Iconoclast in Atlanta
The piece calls Atlanta to form a cooperative Book Lovers library at Carnegie to acquire expensive modern works by Nietzsche Barres Mc Cleod and Lagerlof for shared access. It urges $75–$100 yearly funding from citizens to stock shelves benefiting readers and students, noting Rotary and advancing taste. Local social news follows with bowling party results and a trophy presentation.
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Atlanta
Nietzsche
Maurice Barres
Fiona McCleod
Selma Lagerlof
Mauric- Barres
Carnegie
Booklovers
Attlarta
Way
Gemand
Atlantans Entertain at Wrightsville Beach Social Series
Wrightsville Beach July 3. The Atlanta colony at Wrightsville Beach are the center of social life, hosting a series of entertainments and gatherings that showcase their leisure and community spirit.
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Rightsville Beach
Atlanta
Wrightsville Beach
Souvenir lists week’s entries and social events
The column lists couples entering the gayettes of the week and a house party opening on the Fourth of July. It notes Wes McKee winning the Cap and Mrs Hugh McKee taking the silver Moving cup in a whist tournament at the Piedmont Driving Club, with the last game recently played.
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M. B. Blount
J. W. Goldsmith
G. W. McCarty
George M. Brown
R Wilkingon
EB. L. Durant
Arnold Brovies
Lacran
Metcalf
Harry Schlesinger
Wes. McKee
Hugh McKee
Mrs. English
Piedmont
Miss Bagley Hosts Delightful Six Handed Euchre Card Party
Ladies assembled at Piedmont avenue for a morning card party honoring Miss Hallie Ellis. Six handed euchre featured a luncheon. prizes of a stick pin and a picture were awarded to Lula and Grace Calloway who presented them to honorees. Guests included Hal Me Ellis Mamie Coffee and others. Mrs Burton Smith tours Boston events then visits Boston College Club reception and the Boston School of Technology access noted.
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Sallie May Bagley
Piedmont Avenue
Hallie Ellis
Lula
Grace Calloway
Hal Me Ellis
Mamie Coffee
Valdosta
Pearl Lewis
Margaret Schweigert
Augusta
Mee Young
Pauline Lewis
Montezuma
Katherine Gholstin
Bessie Moore
Nina May Henderson
Jesse Lee Waliford
Grace
Lula Calloway
Florine Jones
Nellie Hightower
Mary Deas Tupper
Helen Bagley
Burton Smith
Orton Bishop Brow
Touraine
Boston
College Club
Boston School of Technology
Smith
Emma Moffett Tyney
Press Club
Somerset
Deakin Walton Wedding in Chattanooga on July 3
A beautiful home wedding united Mr J Dozier Walton and Miss Edith Ethelda Deakin at the bride’s mother’s residence in Chattanooga. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn and a formal reception, with attendants from Rome and Dalton. The couple will reside at 312 East Fourth Street after July 16, with Walton a rising local businessman.
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Misses Macy
Ruth Deakin
Dalton
Virgie Deakin
C. Cotham
W .B. Bender
Miss McClain
Rome
Sidney L. Deakin
Meally Brown
Sadie Lancaster
Walton
Atlanta
Augusta
Grovetown
W. B. Bender
Waltons
Columbia County
Chattahooga
George T. Balfour
Atlanta Society Happenings Roundup and Weddings
Social notes from Atlanta detail YW A at Home with about 200 guests, honors for Col and Mrs Lowry, and the Rosa Hill and Marion Dunwody wedding in Kirkwood. Also reported are numerous travels and visits by local residents, including Long lists of social engagements, entertainments, and upcoming Fourth of July observances with many named individuals and firms in Georgia and Tennessee.
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Rosa Hill
Marion Francis Dunwody
Dunwody
Kirkwood
W. G. Woodbridge
Fayetteville
Atlanta
Social notes and invitations from Atlanta society
Cordial calls invite readers to view facilities for valuables at a safety deposit vault run by Trust Company of Georgia Equitable Building. The column also reports numerous social visits and summer travel plans of Atlanta residents and visiting dignitaries, with engagements at Piedmont Club and Warm Springs, plus travels to Saratoga Newport Wrightsville Beach Mount Airy and Greensboro area resorts.
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Walter Taylor
Walter Lamar
Macon
Fannie Lamar Rankin
Vaterin Renkin
Saratoga
Mary D. Woodward
Schrey
Newport
William Coleman
New York
Georgia Colony
Mount Airy
J. Frank Meador
Misa Charlotte Meador
North Carolina
Henry Jackson
Nashville
Rare Water Color Exhibit At Thurmond Gallery
A free exhibit at Mr W F Thurmond’s art rooms showcases original water colors by world class artists. For the first time in Atlanta, works will be sold at accessible prices. All are welcome to view, whether or not purchasing. The gallery is at 69 Whitehall Street.
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W. Thurmond
Atlanta
Mr. Thurmond
Whitehall Street
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