Celebrate the Nation s Birthday With DAR Oration in Atlanta
The Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a Fourth of July celebration in Atlanta featuring an oration by Hon. Albert Cox. The event drew DAR chapters and allied groups, with prayers, songs, and a program honoring American history and patriotism. The report highlights society figures, attendees, and related social notices in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craigie
Vfn Seerina Oolieies
Albert Cox
Sons of
Colonial Dames
Daughters of 1812
Daughters of the Confederacy
United Confederate Veterans, Order
Robert E. Lee
Fort’ McPherson
Thomas Jefferson
Piedmont Continental
Joseph Habersham
Archdeacon Walton
America
Gertrude Westmoreland
Anderson
Lida Field
Atlanta
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frances Black
Saratoga
Daughters of the’ American Revoluction
Continental Congress
Albert Costacration
Gieim
Mrs A McD Wilson Reflects On Asheville Conference
Mrs A McD Wilson, chair of the gulf states division, reports on the Southern division Young Women’s Christian Association Asheville conference. She notes its seven annual meeting, growth in attendee numbers over time, and the movement’s progress and aims observed during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf States
Asheville
Normal and ‘Collegiate Institute
Biltmore
May Blodgett
Chiedgzo
A&foreigh
City Association
Augusta
Birmingham
Anniston
America
National Committee
HIE
Atlanta
Young Women's Christian Association
A. McD. Wilson
Gulf States Division
Wes
Wilson
Diamond reliability at trusted jewelry shop promises value
A long established jewelry store 47 Whitenan and successors to J. P. Stevens asserts its owner may not grasp every value yet the shop has stood for nearly thirty years as a judge of precious stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitenan
J. P.stevens
Wrecked Goods Prompt Discounts On Broken Suits
Local retailer laments price drops yet assures undamaged clothing remains. Ad warns against shoddy fabrics and urges customers to inspect fiber quality. Claims new stock includes warranted suits at cut prices, promoting quick sale before overstock.
Battery Park Hotel Delights Visitors With Cool Summer
Asheville notes a cool pleasant week as July heat grips much of the nation. Battery Park's guests enjoy mountain drives and moonlit nights, with many former visitors returning to the famed resort. The social scene blends elegance and charm, offering both quiet and brilliant experiences for guests.
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Battery Park Hotel
Asheville
N. C
Battery Park
Shan Battle A Great Success At Piedmont Park
The Fifth regiment held a field day at Piedmont Park for the hospital corps, drawing a large crowd. Atlanta artillery and Company M led by winning the pennant for most points and the tug of war cup, with events including dashes, shot put, running broad jump, sack race, pulse race, and a dramatic sham battle reproducing the San Juan Hill fight.
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Piedmont Park
Georgia
Atlanta Artilery
Company M
Company ‘A
B. Kaphan
Atlanta, Illery
George Roerig
G. H. Jenkens
Atlanta Artillery
W. O. Brown
Company A
C. I. Stewart
Company Co
J. E B. Irby
I. Kaphan
F. W. Moore
Company L
Moore
J. H. Thompson
C. Kerenevsky
Atlanta Artillry
Jos Shearer
L. Taylor
B. T. Sheridan
R. P. Harris
Palnes’’ Fireworks Company
W. Waldpip
James Willams
Jack Wison
Charlie Todd
South
San Juan
Nash
Atlanta
Fiseman and Wail Lead Modern Charge at Battle Reenactment
A Civil War style clash features the second division under Major Barker charging across the field with four guns. They push the first division back toward artillery but are repelled by a flank move. The crowd praises the regiment as dusk and smoke add realism to the performance.
Lyceum Vaudeville Delights Audiences Across Matinee and Night
Large audiences greeted the splendid vaudeville this week at the Lyceum with both matinee and night performances. George C. Davis delivers a hit Monday night routine, while the Agios trio earns praise for balancing feats and audience interaction. Wilson and Leicester show operatic numbers, Barry and Harver deliver a strong comedy sketch, and Williams and Adams, as the Monte Carlo millionaires, offer a lively novelty act with singing and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
George C. Davis
Agios Trio
Wilson
Leicester
Barry and Harver
Williams
Adams
Stops Diarrhoea Bitters Route to New York by Erie RR
Stop off at Chautauqua lake and Buffalo en route to New York while traveling Erie Railroad. Tickets read via Erie RR from Cincinnati with connections. For full info contact ticket agents or H C Hali bard Cincinnati.
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Erie R. R
New York
Chautauqua Lake
Buffalo
Erie RR
Cincinnati
H. C. Halabird
Seaboard Air Line
Mary
Seaboard. Air Line, Railway
Atlanta
Athens
Cross Hill
Harris Lithia Springs
Wilmington
N. G
Shelby
Lincolnton
Old Point Comfort
Virginie Beach
White Sulphur Springs
Hot Springs
Farmville
Staunton
Norfolix
C. D
Boston
Mass
Providence
Norfolk and Mt
M. T. Go
Wes
North Carolina
Virginia
Kimwall House
Registered at Aragon Hotel Trving names in Augusta Georgia
Registered at the Aragon Hotel in Augusta Georgia lists names including exiled Alexander EH Sneer Americus J T Wright Macon Colonel A Pope Savannah A Co Foullain Athens RH Plant Macon J Robinson Savannah E Moncriffe Savannah and others.
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Aragon Hotel
Trving Alexander
Augusta
EH. C. Sneer
Americus
J. T. Wright
Macon
A. Pope
Savannah
A. Co. Foullain
Athens
R. H. Plant
J. Robinson
E.moncriffe
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Craigie House
Col. Cox
Bre
Miller-Fryer
Tallulah
B. Fryer
Levi’ Frank Miller
R. M. Giddens
R. England
Lou Bessle Turner
Forsyth
Mattie Chamblss
Waxahachie
Tex
T. M. Giddens
Miles G. Turner
Covington
Miller
KB. G. Fryer
Canton
Ind
Chattanooga
Gaston
Exéiing
Mi Innie Foye
Florencé, Werner
Joe Dunlap
John Barry
Eugene Ottley
Charles Siseon
H.l Dougherty
Lynn Werner
Jim Dunlop
Wise
Columbia College
Annie T. Wise
Girls” High School
Piedmont Club
Leon Lewmean
Florida
Alan ‘Deboach
Chapin
Bessle
Ana
Lottieswhite
Scottsboro
Judge
Perry
Decatur
Richmond
Josie Stockdell
Walter Harper
Rome
Page
Nashville
Thompson
Hase “Smith
Bracy
Laur
Burt
L. W. Harnold
Annie
Hornady
Alabama
Migs
Frances Walters
Lena Swift
DeLoach
Com
Bessie Hunter
Friends
Gatesville
Fk Meury
North Georgia
Frank Meador
Ecards
Louise Todd
Eresis
Ala, Woolsey
Selma
Ala
J Hanson
Montgomery
A. L. Delkin
T. 8
Neal
Charlies Dunbar Roy
R. E. Emmons
Dalton
George Sciple
Capitol Avenue
MacMillan
Peachtree’ Street
Mr. Newton
Craig
Bell
University At
Sewanee
Robert Stokes
Columbia, ‘S
Henry Hillyer
Hartford
Conn
Hillyer
Fannie Lamar’ Rankin
Tate Springs
Helen Muse
New York Chautauqua
South Side
Alfresco
Berson
Irs
Samuel Howell
Frances Johnson
Murs
Stephen Hook
Lithia
John Morris
Laura
Adair
Pea
Anne Wallace
Buffalo Exposition
Eugene Barry
Eliizabeth Barry
Washington Street
Jule H.J. Tucker
Socia
Als
M. Brady
Minnie Malone
Mary Co. Brady
Thomas J. Douglass
Los Angeles
Joseph’ Kingman Eison
J.G. Burckhardt
Colorado
W. Louise Bilis
Mary A. Chambless
Mattie
Fryer Miller
Hood
Jacksonville
Brooks ‘Morgan
Southern Railway
Kimball House
Mrs. A. McD. Wilson
Bho
Allania Gas Light Counaypeaiay
Stout
Muse’s
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Whitehall Street
Fiseman &Wail
Whitehaw Sr
L. Douglas Shoes
Garhardt Union
Aglos
Barly
Gad Vees
Geo. C. Davis
Williams & Adams
Comedienne
WILSON _AND
Licester
Stara Vitagraph
Daily Matineeu
Imperial Theater
Buffalo Girls
New York Casino
Paradise Garden
la’ Field Sisters
Hewlett
Mantell
Gussie
Addison
Nellie Berwick
Gusslé Bart
Dora Price
Harry SH Plow
John Lenuels
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Wick End
Marietta Chatauqua
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Marietta
Chatauqua
E. Harman
Busi~ness
Whitehall
Whitehall St
Charles W. Crankshaw
Jeweler
Aragon
Peachtree Street
The
al Chester Chenitsal
Charleston, S. G
Georgia Railecas
Bea
Pat
Sountera Raiway
Isle of Pains
Georgia Railroad
Charleston
US. C
Isle OF Palms
Atlantic City
South Atlantic Coast
First
United States Artillery Band
J. B. Thomas
C. T. A. Georgia Railroad
Brooks Morcan
Southern Railwa
All and Pryor Streets
S. E. Reagill
Georgsia Railroad