Society notes from an Atlanta club scene
A lively society column reports Mrs John M Slaton hosting a Tea at the Driving Club with youthful attendees including Helen Barnes and Miss Laura Wyatt winning a silver frame at East Lake Bridge. Other items note Aid Society activities, Brenau club formation, YWCA dining plans, a 42nd party for Mrs Owen McConnell and Miss Louise Schirmacher, a Fraternity Dance, an afternoon bridge at Mrs Benjamin Ho White, a benefit dance at Taft hall, and social events in honor of Miss Sadie Elia, Miss Agnes Turner, and a horseback trip to Toxaway with a July 20 departure from Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barnes
John M. Slaton
Driving Club
Helen Barnes
Macon
Misa Barnes
East Lake
Laura Wyatt
Milas Marguerita Beck
Louise Hill
Miss Wyatt
Miss Taylor
Louise Massey
Owen McConnell
Louise Schirmacher
Lynchbore
Louise Wat- King Nasturtttima
Misa Massey
Benjamin Ho White
Bridge
Toxaway
and Ars
Frank Stewart
Dum Jones
Helen Jones
Margaret Northen
Aurelia Bpeer
Messrs
Samust Slicer
Hall Miller
Royston
Wansleigh West
West
Laurette Lewis
Zula Lee Johnson
Troy
Ethel Jenkins
Elzabeth Flanders
May Lawrence
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet Monday Evening
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will hold its semi monthly meeting Monday July 16 at 4 p m The Georgia Libby circle Kings Daughters and Sona will meet this afternoon with Mrs Goree on DeKalb Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Georgia Libby
King’s Daughters
Sona
Goree
DeKalb Avenue
Social items note births and society travel plans
The notice catalogues births and social engagements across Washington and Baltimore. It records the Corrigan birth at a Washington home, travels of Mrs Dewar to Europe, visitors from Southampton and Baltimore, attendees at Legg-Culbreath nuptials, and multiple upcoming parties and entertainments hosted by Miss Frances Clarke and others, with several residents and guests planning trips to Wrightsville, Texas, and Troy Alabama.
Social News Roundup From Local, Regional Guests
Guests include Misses Martha Whitner Margaret Fraser Dodo White Ruth Paden Laura Sawtell Mycktiffe Wurm and Wessis Richard Whitner Ralph Paden Howard Sawtell James John Whitner and Dean Paden with chaperons Mr and Mrs John Whitner. Eva Mims hosted a luncheon for Miss Grace Kaynes bride elect and hosted 100 guests for Carrie Hamlin of Detroit. M Club at West End awarded prizes a teaspoon and a sherbet glass to Milner, Merrill and others. News of arrivals departures travels and visits across Atlanta area with family and social engagements at Atlantic City Wrightsville Beach and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Whitner
Margaret Fraser
Dodo White
Ruth Paden
Laura Sawtell
Mycktiffe Wurm
Wessis Richard Whitner
Ralph Paden
Howard Sawtell
James
John Whitner
Dean Paden
Lord
Eva Mims
Grace Kaynes
Carrie Hamlin
Detroit
M Club
West End
Arhur Merrill
Mra Fulton
Mra. McWhorter Milner
J . Hunter
Nashville
Georgian Terrace
E A Kirk
Daughtera
Hazel and
Poreth
Seashore
Wrightsville
Bruce to Succeed Bibb County Schools Superintendent
Macon Ga July 11 Special Charles H Bruce formerly with the Georgia Normal school at Athens was elected Bibb county schools superintendent to replace C B Chapman who resigned The board views the choice as strong Bruce is a Cmory College graduate class of 1892 and has built up school systems in Eatonton and Augusta before joining the Normal school a year ago The superintendent position pays 2100 dollars annually
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Charles H Bruce
Georgia Normal 'School
Athens
Bibb County
C B Chapman
Board of Education
Bruce
Cmory College
Eatonton
Augusta
Georgia Normal School
Col Richard W Simpson Dies in Atlanta
Col Richard W Simpson of South Carolina, originator of the Red Shirt Brigade, died at a private sanitarium in Atlanta after months of illness. He was 72, helped lead Reconstruction era politics, served as Clemson board president, and is survived by several children and a sister. His body was taken to Pendleton for funeral and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloonel
Richard W. Simpson
South Carolina
Red Shirt Brigade
Ku Klux
Colonel Simpson
Old
Pendleton
Wada Hampton
Colentl Simpson
Wade Hampton
Simpson
Old Statehouse
Anderson
Penadleton
Clemson College
Board of Trustees
R. W Simpson
Richmond
J G Simpson
Charlotta
Sampson
Troy
W W Watkins
Paul Sloan
S C
A Holmes
Ten Eyck Brown to Draw Plans for Chamber Remodel
A. Ten Eyck Brown, noted architect, wins the contract to remodel the old MCA building into a modern chamber of commerce home. He is to prepare working drawings at once amid competition from several rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCA
Chamber of Commerce
A. Ten Eyck Brown
Pryor street addition enlarges building to seven stories
Three stories will be added to the Pryor side with a new entrance and a handsome lobby. The second floor is reserved for the coaber and will include an auditorium seating 500. Offices fill the remainder, many already rented, as plans for the $175000 Athens courthouse were also accepted in anonymous competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Auburn Avenue
Pryor Street
Brown
Rainbow Chasing 18 Begun By Hilles
Washington July 11 Chairman Hilles of the national committee expressed the belief that Republican chances of winning in four southern states this year are good He indicated Tennessee Kentucky Missouri and Maryland will form one division of the Republican battle front Senator Newell Sanders of Tennessee will head the division
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hilles
National Committee
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Maryland
Newell Sanders
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Brenau Club
Brenau College
Judson Adams
Peachtree Street
Emery Uliding
Cruiie Hoke Smiths
Ruth Tribble
Taft Hall
P J Bloomfield
Murray
T G@ Johnson
OL J
Callahan
John Jenizen
A. Stelnan
F . Snyder
Miss Ellis
Irene Lopez
Sadie Elia
Cordele Ga
Salamagundi
Mary Stewart
John Stewart
Howard McCall, Jr
Mies Stewart
Mra
Edwin Stewart
Miss Turner
F A Thttman
Agnea Turner
Paul N. Estes
Joan Grant
W. M Armistead
M. Turner
Thomas Coleman
Miss Leake Clarke
Misa
Daisy Rossignol
Marie Wright
Lenore Rea
Alma Turner
Blanche McKnight
Misa Laura Hairston
Lillian Harris
Louisville, Ky
Mr . C. Milner
Atlanta
India
Ceylon
Kelley Bros. Co
rasUy
Pa Seel
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington, D. CG
Harry Dewar
Europe
Greece
Alma Jagger
Southampton
Ruth Taylor
Baltimore
Frances Clarke
Emma Gregg
Dorothy Davis
Helen Harrison
Mary von Wyszewil
Sunda
Frances Clarke Oor
Rela
Katherine
Ethel Reid
Palmetto
Legg-Culbreath
Ena
Ed L Wight
A R Harwell
Rebecca
Mol_lie Wight Hartell
Indian Springs
Paul Rakier
Lexington
J B Hockaday
Ertelle Garrett Baker
Olen
Genevieve Morris
Texa
Calvin Morgan McClung
Knoxville
A T Adair
D H Lonez
Eli
Madge Horne
Hendersonville
Cordelo
Eane
William Kiser
Eugene Black
Henry Brown
Hoff Sims
Culver
Ind
William M Huntt
Woodstock
New York
Joseph Dodson
Miss Dodson
Waysville, Ky
C E Choate N
Anna
Lucile Bean
Frances Springer
Este
Adalene Dobbs
Athena
Irene Berry
Annie Will Pearce
Columbus
Louise Loomis
Lucy Hinman
Wrightsville, N
Saturday Evening Post
Columbia
Columbia Records
Columbia Phonograph Co
N. Broad St. Cabie Building
Bell
Mra W H Preston
Ohio
Cleveland
N W Brown
Atlantic City
Floyd Johnson
Griffin
Thomas P Hinman
Washington, DC
Virginia Haueh
Mississippi
Susie Boyle
Rome
M. A Phelan
Calhoun Clack
Wharleston
Atlantic Cit
Rehle Harwell
Helton Stewart
Benjiamin Whites
Bibb County Schools
Adianta
Ptical Ge
Peachtree
Candler
Col. R. W. Simpson
Ten Eyck Brown
Iplans
Keely
Russia
Emnee
Keel Y
Ousb
eKrn & Adama
Heveriy
Weser- Mathushek
Kimball
Cote
Haines Palmer
Mason & Hamlin
Story & Clark
Story & Clark Piano Co
N. Forsyth St
Atlanta, GA
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