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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1921

Page

9

Society Bridge Luncheon Honoring Miss Gottschaldt

Mig Helen Gottschaldt of Home stead Illinois was guest of honor at a bridge luncheon hosted by Miss Margaret Wilkinson on Peachtree road. The event, held on a cool veranda with garden flowers, awarded monogrammed cards to top scorer and a lingerie gift to the guest of honor. Twelve guests attended.

Gottschaldt Mig Helen Gottschaldt Homestead I.L Allen Gottschaldt Margaret Wilkinson Peachtree Road Brides’ Club William L. Peel Wiliam Lawson Peel Woodbine

New Orleans Visitor To Be Honored This Summer Social Season

New Orleans visitor Mrs C J Wykoff arrives to stay with Mrs H Clay Moore and Mrs Neal Harris at East Lake. She will attend a dinner dance at the country club tonight and a buffet supper tomorrow. She is to be feted with parties at the Piedmont Driving Club and East Lake events as social plans unfold.

New Orléans C. J. Wykoff New Orleans H. Clay Moore Neal Harris Ole Artey Walter Barnwell Wykoff Piedmont Driving Club Joseph Tilson East Lake

Virginia Visitors Entertained by Roanoke Guests

Miss Katherine Camp and Miss Margaret Saunders of Roanoke Va arrive today as guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Jones. Mr and Mrs Bolling Jones Jr host a dinner at Bedford Place near Seventh Street. Mrs Heverly DuBo se hosts a Friday lunch and Saunders Jones plans a Piedmont Driving Club dinner dance. Miss Patty McGehee hosts a Tuesday party at the Capital City Club roof garden. Four other affairs will be announced later.

Virginia Katherine Camp Margaret Saunders Roanoke Sam Jones Bolling “Jones, Jr Bedford Place Seventh Street Heverly DuBose Saunders Jones Piedmont Driving Club Patty McGehee Capital City Roof Garden

Honoring Miss Yancey at Capital City roof dinner

Miss Phoebe Yancey of Glenridge N I arrived Monday to visit Mr and Mrs Joseph Raine and their daughter Miss Catharine Raine at their West Peachtree street home. On Monday evening Miss Yancey was the central figure at a dinner on the roof of the Capital city.

Yancey Phoebe Yancey Glenridge N. I Joseph Raine Catharine Raine West Peachtree Street Feta Capital City Department of Physical Training Washington Seminary Connpe Sonia Solomonoff Henry Salmon W. A. B. Whittier Gertrude Whittier Cape Cod Snelling

Summer social calendar signals mid-summer gaiety

Miss Elizabeth Peeples hosts a bridge luncheon for Miss Goodwyn Denny of Rome guest of Miss Band Powers. Mrs C A Whittle entertains at a bridge luncheon for Miss Edna Harmon of Milan Mo guest of her sister Mrs V R Lane. Various teas picnics and dances planned at East Lake Pine Lodge and Piedmont Driving Club with prominent hosts and guests from Georgia Tennessee and Missouri.

Elizabeth Peeples Goodwyn Denny Rome Band Powers C. A. Whittle Peachtree Court Edna Harmon Milan V. R. Lane Helenan Lethea Turman Ynne Daniel Catherine Satterfield

Atlanta Party In Naples and Ocean Voyage Sharpening Ties

A party from Atlanta including Misses Marlon and Aline Steanna Nellie and Dorothy Dodd Neil Sims and Harry L. Stearns Jr. sailed on the Canopic from New York last month and arrived Friday at Naples. They joined at the captain's table and attended bridge parties and teas during the voyage. The group was among the most notable Benulae passengers on the Canopic.

Atlanta Naples Marlon Aline Steanna Nellie Dorothy Dodd Neil Sims Harry L. Stearns, Jr New York

Social Items Highlight Atlanta Guests and Travel

Atlanta social column updates include J Edwin Kerr and wife leaving for Pisgah forest camp near Asheville with friends visiting. Mrs Hubert of Brooklyn guest of Mrs L A Smith. Callaways visiting New York with Mrs Callaway planning Nova Scotia trip. numerous Atlanta residents noted at Oceanic Hotel Wrightsville Beach and other trips to St Simons Island Warm Springs and mountains. gatherings and house moves, a debut of social circuit activity across the city.

J. Edwin Kerr Pisgah National Forest Asheville N.C Atlanta E. BH. Hubert Brooklyn Thelma Thomas L. A Smith Robert _M. Callaway Savannah New York

Banks Reopenings Prompt Statewide Financial Call

State banking Superintendent T R Bennett issued a June 30 1921 financial condition call to all state banks. Banks failing to file within ten days face a ten dollar daily fine. The Bank of Lawrenceville Gwinnett County reopened Wednesday, cited as opening in fine order after closures last fall, one of over thirty banks to resume operations in three months. Bennett expected more reopenings soon.

R. Bennett State Banking Bennett Bank of Lawrenceville Gwinnett County

Permits issued for two new office buildings and shops

Two office buildings a steel shop and a steel warehouse were approved Tuesday by the city building inspector for Aus ty Brothers bridge builders at Mickelberry street along the Central of Georgia Railroad. The two story office building with basement costs about $6,000 the one story office building about $4,000 the shop $10,000 and the warehouse $6,500. Overall project cost near $26,500 with a recorded permit signed.

Austy ‘Brothers, Bridge Builders Central of Georgia Railroad Mickelberry Street

Women Voters Addressed By Industrial Bill Author

Atlanta league members and guests welcomed John G. Valentino as the author of the proposed industrial bill. He urged women to influence lawmakers by letters to senators and representatives, noting that eight hours may be ideal but nine hours may be gradual progress. The luncheon drew heavy turnout, including state league leaders from Madison and Rome, who pledged support for bills sponsored by women.

Elliott Cheatham League of Women Voters John G. Valentino Chatham Atlanta League Chamber of Commerce Valentine League Valentino Georgia Mr. Valentino Frank McIntire Savannah Labor and Labor Statistics Committee Etil Mias Eleanor Raud State League Z. L Fitzpatrick Madison Annie Freeman Johnson Rome Haynes McFadden Rogers Winter New Citizen

Miss Winter To Entertain At East Lake Fridge Tea

Miss Annie Lou Winter will entertain at a fridge tea this afternoon at East Lake Country Club in compliment to Mrs. L. W. Morrow of Knoxville and Mrs. Violet Siges. Invited to meet them are Mrs. L. W. Morrow, Mrs. P. W. Hammond, Mrs. Lou Warren, Mrs. Hal Hentz, Mrs. Chip Roberts, Mrs. Monroe, Miss Catherine Woo of New Orleans, Miss Ann Armis.

Annie Lou Winter Will East Lake Country Club L. W. Morrow Knoxville, Tenn Violet Itges Miss Winter Annie Lou Winter Knoxville Tenn Violet Siges Mra P. W. Hammond Lou Warren Hal Hentz Chip Roberts Thes J, Monroe Catherine Woo New Orleann Ann Armis

Cotton Marketing Leaders Bet Here

Two score leaders of the Georgia Cotton Growers' Cooperative Association met at the Whelemont hotel Sunday. Chairman Barrett announced the gathering as the movement's most important conference. The plan calls for a statewide drive to obtain contract signatures, with organizers in every major county within thirty days and financing arranged by the association.

Georgia Cotton Growers' Co-operative Association Walch California Collun Whewmont Suesuay Comimittea Barrett Denail Dukers Membe Its Joanson Atlanta Amorous W. J. Walker Sylvania W. T. Hanson Cobb County

Notable Names in Local Social Register

A list of residents and spouses appears including Martha Cranz Simcox Hoffmann Lhnton Nat ward Wade Neubauer Dilton Jas Thompson Williams Wyn Mills W J Champion Chas Smith Albert Dunn Mose Greer Stahl Rob Walké Francis Kamper W R Dougherty David Shepherd Geo Trippe Edward Crane Violet Sitges L W Smith C E Kauffmann.

Francis J. Kamper W. R. Dougherty David Shepherd Geo. BR. Trippe Edward D. Crane Violet Sltges L. W. Smith C. E. Kauffmann

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