Relatives and Visitors Across Georgia and the Carolinas
Mrs Samuel Lumpkin visits Richmond while Mrs Samuel Inman plans a St. Louis stop after Banff and Lake Louise. Etheridge couple buy a Penn avenue home with September move in. Mrs Edwin Sheffield returns to Americus from daughter Carl Ramspeck. Brown drives to Asheville for the Fourth. Mrs Wade Langston visits Washington Georgia after New York stay. Bricker heads to New York via Savannah. Mildred Haygood guest in Lawrenceville. Camp couple tour Hendersonville Asheville and Waynesville with Mr and Mrs Belman. Foreman couple to Highland for two months at Tangledwood cottage. stop at Lakemont with Lipscomb. Bush moves into Foreman residence on Peachtree Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lumpkin
Richmond
Maess
Samuel M. Inman
Banff
Lake Louise
St. Louis
Etheridge
Penn Avenue
Edwin Sheffield
Americus
Carl Ramspeck
Wade Langston
New York
Mra H. L. Colter
Washington, Ga
Rey L. C. Bricker
Savannah
Robert Foreman
Highland
Tanglewood
Lakemont
Rutherford Lipscomb
Atlanta
A. A Bush
City
Mrs. Foreman
Peachtree Street
Congressman Upshaw Returns to Atlanta Visit Planned
Congressman W. D. Upshaw resumes duties in Atlanta after addressing teachers at the Georgia summer school in Athens. He will stay several days at the Kimball House with Mrs. Upshaw and their two daughters, continuing engagements in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Summer School
Athena
W. D., Upshaw
Atlanta
Kimball House
East Lake Club Fourth of July Dinner Dance
A large East Lake Club Fourth of July celebration featured a day of tennis, swimming and dance races, tea on the terrace, a dinner dance with a program by the Ad men and performances by Anna Mae Coleman and her dancers. Invitations list numerous guests and Atlanta society figures as hosts and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake
Ad Men
Anna Mae Coleman
Cecelia Steiner
Misa Sarah Moulton
Misa Verra Coleman
Misa Lurleen Coleman
Louise Watts
Frances Watson
Emma Brotherton
Rhoda Single
Columbus
Young Masters Hight and Lambright
H.T. Dobbs
H. B Tensler
F. W. Cole
FP. Parker
Martha Bergstrom
Elizabeth and
Boynton Cole
Thomas H. Scott
Mack Tammany
Co. D. McCarley
A. J Roohan
Mt, Winn
J. W. Steas
HW. Anderson
J. Bethune
T Wilson
W. Percy Coles
H. H. Wheatley
W. Peters
F. M. Barfield
F. J. Mennurlan
Lee J. Wilkie
RT. Glover
Messrs
Todd and
Stipps
Warner J and McKirahan
Mr. Alfriend
East Lake Club
J E. McMillan
B. E Yancey
Marie Harris
Earle Yancey
Katherine McMillan
G Hixon
Fonville McWhorter
Captain Cunningham
W. Cunnningham
Elizabeth Owens
Estelle McNiece
W. J. Davis, Jr
Brynces Wilke
Wellborn
G. M. Stout
C. D. Cabaniss
R.A. Riley
New Orleans
Yolande Morrlson
H. H McGhenney
Clarence L. Schelling
R. D. Grove
Cecelia Adair Grove
Eldridge Rivers Grove
Rivers Payne Grove
Prominent Georgia Women At State Board Meeting
Out of town members of the state executive board of the League of Women Voters notify state president Mrs Haynes Key Fadden they will attend a 10 30 am meeting in Atlanta at the chamber of commerce. Attendees include Mrs C Harrold, of 31 con, Mrs Mike Powell of Newnan, Miss Annie Wright of Augusta, Mr Annie Johnson of Rome, Mrs I Fitzpatrick of Madison. Luncheon at 12 30 with Mr Valentino, author of the industrial bill the leagues support, to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Woman Voters
Haynes Key Fadden
Atlanta
C Harrold
Mike Powell
Newnan
Annie Wright
Augusta
Annie Johnson
Rome
I. Fitzpatrick
Madison
Chamber of Commerce
Atlants
League G
Valentino
Patriotic Dinner Dance On Capital City Club Roof
The Fourth of July dinner dance atop the Capital City club roof garden drew a large, festive crowd. Tables lined the canvas balcony with red white and blue lights as Gare ber-Davis orchestra performed patriotic arias and numerous guests hosted and entertained friends from Albany Jonesboro Montreal and Macon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Club Roof Garden
Gare ber-Davis
Jack Spalding, Jr
Willam H. Schroeder
Albany
Jack J. Spalding
Peachtree Road
James B Gray
DeLos Hill
Luke Gilbert
Jonesboro
Henry Watking
William CG Wardlaw
W. C. Foote
William T. Perkerson
Joel Chandler Harrie, Jr
Robert Martin
Frank Spratlin
William Kennedy
Ted Geary
Stewart Harris
Edwin Johnson
Albert Thornton, Jr
Andrew Calhoun
Herbert Manson
Simma Bray
Airs
B . Chesbrough
R Bruce
Montreal
Canada
Minges Ernestine Campbell
Carone Shivers
Alberta Lewis
Orme Campbell
Forney Wyley
Sanders Hickey
W. W. Blackman
J. J. Chambers
Ryburn Clay
Will Lene Asbury
Macon Hobgen
Gray Zalinski
W. L Mathers
John Smith
Martin Dunbar
Chaffee
Thelma Dargan
Roth Smith
Julia T. Fitzgerald
T. €. Locke
W. H. White, Jr
Moul‘the Hanes
Asheville
Frank ‘Wooding
Charles Atkinson
Os Russell Bridges
Lynch
Graham Williams
Henry Lyon
Herman Riddell
Cator Woolford
A. Hurner
J. P. Garlington
J. R McCarty
J. Garnett Starr
J. ©. Murphy
Alex McDougald
T. W. Thi
Dr. Dunbar Roy
John Cohen
L P. Miller
R. E. Hardwick
Harvey affutes war profits plea during shared crisis
In a continued editorial, the piece urges unity amid shortages and high costs. It argues against petty quarrels over contributions to the national effort and warns that current sacrifices must be shouldered by the next generation, echoing a warning from the ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara River
Notable 1921 Declaration and Anglo American Reception
Americans abroad mark two events the declaration fostering a free republic and the resumption of friendly relations with all peoples. Guests included Lord Riddell Chamberlain Worthington-Evans Birkenhead and the Virginian delegation with Wilson Cross presiding. Prices for Swift and Company carcass beef in Atlanta week ending July 2 1921 ranged 32 cents to 60 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Sra Ranae Ecen
Annanae
The
Earth
Lord Riddell
J. Austin Chamberlain
Sir Laming Worthington- Evang
Ord Birkenhead
Wilson Cross
American Chambery of Commerce
London
Om Swift & Company
Tlanta, Ga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kociely
Miex Mildred Haygood
Congressman Upshaw
MUSE
Laird- Schober
Laird Schober
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Peachtree—Walton
Broad
Margaret Pratte
Margaret Hanson
Dorothy Bryant
Lucile Kuhrt
Evelyn Patterson
Lillian Ashley
Mariana Goldsmith
Genevieve Harper
Charlotte Wilkins
Maud Couch
Margaret Yaeger
Venice Mason
Caroline Walker
Henrietta Tupper
Mary Janes
Katherine Law
Leila Ponder
Mary Stone
Elizabeth Dimmock
May Frances Barnhart
Aleen Byron
Florerfte Boykin
Evan McConnell
W. W Grist, Jr
Arch Martin
Arch Gaber
Charles W. Wynne
Arman Maier
Dan Bodine
Casselis, Jr
Allen Jones
Olin Stemps
Thomas D Seals
Harry Snellings
Rob Martin
Nat Brizes
Duke Ratey
Sam McDaniel
Robert F Ingram
T B Osborne
Jackson
Paul Jones
WH F Dobbs
Nat Thornton
Alfred Thomason
Gilbert Fraser
J. W. Doll
Hickey Matthox
Toute Morrison
William Oliver
Charlie Ponder
Garvin Monre
Nat Spence
Charita Rawson
Tirk Hickey
AW R Brewerton
Toe Harper
Orme Camphill
Rhotes Haverty
Hedson
Richard Hull
W Oa Parker
Gerald Plount
Tom Wilson
William Davis
United States
Europa
Harvey
Europe
Great Britain
Pacific
Georgia
State Board
Thia
Bleck
Pee Lai
Call Selle Isle
U. S
Carter Electric Company
Peachtree
Mark Reg
Pat
Grocer
Stone’s Cakes
Wrade
Brown
Rich’s Shoe Dept
Vici
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