Social teas and dances at the Driving Club scene
Mrs. Charles M. Remsen hosted a stylish Driving Club gathering with Mrs W A Tilt of New York visiting. Guests enjoyed a terrace tea with roses, while Miss Atkisson and Miss Lucile Atkisson led dance groups, followed by Miss Pollock's tea honoring Miss White's guests and other young women from Shreveport Birmingham and Clarkes.
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Helen Dunn
Lake Providence
Las Mi
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Cleta Slagle
Alice Jones
Sis Nina Neel
Marion Neel
Tewiy Bobbs
Tuth Reid
Marie Cobb
Harriet Haynes
Formal Teas And Bankers Gather At Lake Toxaway
A society page recounts Mrs Ruth Lashe and Miss Frances Bailey among guests at a dining room party with pink and gold decor. Miss Rebta Kimball hosts at New Canaan as Miss Dorothy Robbins stays with Mr and Mrs Allen. South Carolina bankers and Atlanta guests converge at Lake Toxaway for a grand banquet after a week of social events, including matinees, dances, and bridge.
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Lawshe
Miss Ruth
Ya Smith
Frances Bailey
Margaret Elder
Elizabeth Goldsmith
Pollock
New Canaan
Rebta Kimball
W. OH. Chase
Cora Brown
Margaret Ashford
Julian Prade
Charles Dowman, Sr
East Lake Country Club
Toxaway
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South
Lake Toxaway
Bankers
Nina Hornady
Annie Hornady
Bessie
Talsy Butler
Madison
Mr. McCrory
Ellaville
Wedding Bells in Atlanta and Meridian Circles
The notice covers multiple society events: Mr and Mrs Arthur Frank Black wed at the bride’s residence with Rev V Weathers officiating, then depart for Washington D C before settling in Virginia. Invitations go out for Miss Irma John John to wed George Thornton Archer in Meridian. A morning bridge honors guests from Montgomery and Texarkana, and a Tallulah Fells house party hosts several young ladies and chaperones. Pendleton and Armstrong unite at Jackson Hill Baptist Church with a lavish ceremony, ring bearer, flower girls, and future home in Clarkston.
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W. X. Ray
Meridian
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Irma John
George Thornton Archer
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Mary
Margaret Anderson
Athans
Henry Smith
Lorick Brumles
Clarkston
Mrs. Armstrong
Pair Lawn
Social items from a Georgia town noted visitors and travel
Mrs Bryan Grant and children visit Toxa ray. Miss Huth Croaselle departs for a party in Eatonton. Mrs Salish Moncriet hosted a forty two party yesterday. Various locals entertain guests from Washington to Athens. Several couples plan moves to Cleveland and Hartford. Names include Robert Warwick, Ghent Ogg, C L Nichole, J Calhoun Clark, W E L aw iaipy, Robert Cobb Jr, and Meritt family, with trips to Columbus, Providence, and North Carolina.
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Miss Huth Croaselle
Eatonton
Mies Salish Moncriet
Compitment
Laurete Lewis
Mary Trawn Spalding
Mina Kathering Wooten
Ghent Ogg
Providence
C. ©. Nichole
J. Calhoun Clark
Mies Ey Wimps
Mide Carter
Percy, Ga
Aud Din
W. EL Aw
Chirkston
GA. Yelverton
Preemont
N. C
Robert At
J. R. Clower
Columbus
Robert Cobb
North Caroliqn
Social Figures and Travels From Atlanta and Nearby Towns
Volume of social notices from Atlanta area recounts residents leaving for extended visits abroad and to North Carolina, New York, and European tours. Names include Mi é, Fay Wilda, Marthe Frances, Rubye Overbey, Mrs. Gilbert, Mas Bunard, Dora Fisher, Miss McBrige, H C Fisher, Mrs. Emma Belden, Jack Cutler, Priestly Orme, John Cohen, and others. Several families plan summers at Georgian Terrace and Sodus Point while others sail from New York on July 14.
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Birminghem
Ala
GR. Gilbert
Bovors
North Carating
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Mas Bunard
3. J. Weary
Atlanta
Mimbula Jeter
New York
Misa Dora Fisher
Newnan
McBrige
H.C. Fisher
Georgian Terrace
Tuer
Five to Investigate School Book Trust
After two sessions over the McCrory resolution for a three from senate and five from house to probe Georgia school books, the house education committee reduced to one senator and two representatives and added the governor and state superintendent. Debates raged on including education officials. Next meeting decides if the inquiry ends now or runs over vacation and reports next summer.
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House
Georgia
House Committee On Education
McMichael
Mallon
Louis Meyer Hosts Sixtieth Birthday Barbecue in LaGrange
TaGrange Ga July 11 Special Louis Meyer of near LaGrange gave a barbecue to friends in celebration of his sixtieth birthday. He marks each tenth year with a large feast, sparing no expense to ensure an enjoyable, memorable event.
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TaGrange
Louis Meyer
LaGrange
Mr. Mever
Worst storms in Italy since the year 1313
Naples July 11 Extraordinary rains and hail flood villages along the Gulf of Turn. Water and mud from Vesuvius inundate the surrounding country for two days. A cold north wind with hurricane drove temperatures near freezing. Snow reported in the Alps.
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New Members Elected to University Club
The University Club announces the election of G. P. Shingler Jr a chemistry professor at Emory College Oxford Ga B 3 Mercer University 1900 graduate student in agricultural chemistry University of Georgia 1903 1904 3 B Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1906 F Freeman Jr Greenville Ga Hmory College 1905 1906 B S Goo gle School of Technology 1910 Napoleon W Riley United States Army Barnesville Ga A B South Kentucky College 1909 graduate United States Military Academy West Point 1904
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Emory College
Oxford
Mercer University
University of Georgia
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
F. Freeman
Greenville
Hmory College
B.S. Google School of Technology
Napoleon W. Riley
United States
Army
Barnesville
South Kentucky College
United States Militarycademy
West Point
Women of Georgia urged to study laws on business
Mrs. Hill, widow of Walter Hill chancellor, writes Certain Rules of Laws Used in Business Transactions. She argues Georgia women need clear legal basics to protect finances and manage daily affairs. Books cost 25 cents from McGregor Book Co Athens with proceeds supporting club activities.
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Tuma Dooly
Walter B. Hl
Athens
Gao
Fill
Walter Hill
University of Georgia
Georgia
HiNhtefly
McGregor Book Company
United States
Johns to be held for death of Alice Crisspell
Wilkesbarre district attorney Bigelow said he would oppose Herbert Johns release after a coroner's jury exonerated him in the death of Alice Crisspell whose body was found at Harvey's Lake. Johns will face a justice of the peace hearing later. DA argues case exceeds JP jurisdiction and release would require habeas corpus proceedings.
Leaking Gasket Cited in Louisiana Accident at Newport
Investigators found carelessness in replacing a leaky gasket caused the Louisiana battleship mishap at Newport Rhode Island. The bonnet of a large sea valve came off, threatening scuttling, according to the board of inquiry report.
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Louisiana
Washington
Newport
R. 1
Board of Inquiry
Resinol Ointment Promises Fast Skin Relief Across Conditions
Resinol stops itching and heals eczema rash ringworm and other eruptions. Resinol Ointment and Hesinol Soap claim quick relief, clearing pimples blackheads and dandruff, with sunburn soothed. Advertised as a doctor approved prescription used nationwide for eighteen years. Trial free offer from Baltimore Dept. 6-P.
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Resinol
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