New York chaperoning scheme and Atlanta social notes
New York residents discuss a chaperone service for unattended visiting women, centered at Mrs. Barnes 144 West Eighty-second Street. Atlanta society pages note Mrs Kendrick Scott hosting Brides Club, Miss Temple guests, and several dinner dances. News covers engagements, weddings in Birmingham and Atlanta, and numerous social teas and parties at East Lake County Club and private homes in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Barnes
Atlanta
George T. Barnes
Augusta
West Eighty-second Street
New York
Barnes
Alfresco Supper at Bally Clare Lodge Honoring Guests
Bally Clare Lodge on Wesley drive hosted an alfresco supper Sunday evening honoring Dr and Mrs J Thomas of Griffin. The lawn decor featured old fashioned comports, summer flowers, and matching baskets at the ends of the long table. Guests included Mr and Mrs Thomas and multiple local couples and Miss Mildred Cabaniss. A separate informal gathering followed in honor of Miss Florence Ray of Waynesville NC, as Mrs Bruner plans another tea for the visitor later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Robinson
Druid
Flls
Katherine Camp
Margaret Saunders
Roanoke
Sam . Jones
Miss Robinson
Miss Camp
Alfresco
Bally Clare Lodge
Wesley Drive
McD Wilson
J Thomas
Griffin
Thomas
BM Boykin
Alonzo Richardson
Loulie Belle Wyile
Bryan Collier
Edward E van Winkle
Mildred Cabaniss
A Med. Wilson
Frederican Paxon
John Rvitey
Fifteenth Street
Florence Ray
Warnesville, NC
Bruner
Carl New
Julian Thomas
Ansley Park
Baltimore
George L. King
Peachtree Street
Mra New
Calendar items highlight Atlanta society events
The National raternal Society of the Deaf attends the Atlanta Woman's club. Miss Alice Cogill and Lamar Balt marry at All Saints Episcopal Church. Mrs Kendrick Scott hosts a Brides club gathering. roof garden dinner-dance at Capital City club features Miss Pattie McGehee and guests Miss Camp Miss Saunders and Miss Temple. Many social hosts, luncheons and dinners follow through the day with numerous attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cogill
Charles D. Cogil
Lamar Balt
All Saints Episcopal Church
Kendrick Scott
Brides Club
Peachtree Road
Capital City
Informal Entertainment for Miss Williamson Guests
For Miss Williamson and Miss Elizabeth Whitman there will be an informal morning reception in honor of Miss Emma Williamson of Wilmington New York, guest of Miss Erskine Jarnagin. Also entertaining Miss Mary Temple of Danville Virginia guest of Mrs. Dunbar Roy. Guests include Miss Williamson Temple Jarnagin Malone Rhorer Torrence Johnson Walker Poola and Mrs Edgar Dunlap Jr. Dance in Austell. An informal, dates Saturday night July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Temple
Eugene Black
Mary Temple
Danville, Va
Dunbar Roy
Kate Roberts
Eufaula
Paul Reese
Piedmont Avenue
Miss Roberts
University of Alabama
University of North Carolina
Washington and Lee University
Jenny Johnson
Caroline Shiver
Sarah Orme
MaryJorie Barnes Mosdames
Kendrick Fielder
Ralph Ragan
iNingham Fitt
Carl Ramspeck
William Ledell
John Fitts
Edgar Dunlap, Jr
W W Anderson
Miss Williamson
Elizabeth Whitman
Emma Williamson
Wilmington
Erskine Jarnagin
Danville
Miss Wilhiamson
Miss Jarragin
Mary Malone
Ruth Rhorer
Corneille Torrence
Jennie Johnson
Caroline Walker
Hallie Poola
Austell
Social items from Asheville and beyond feature travel and visits
Miss Louige Dodly visits Asheville at Grove Park Inn for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Goldwire announce birth of a son James Aghley. Miss Louies Robinson visits Mrs Loyd Wilsholt in Warren ton. Miss Ellen Blitick travels to Asheville to stay weeks. Mr and Mrs D W Webb return from St Simons Island. Mr and Mrs Scott Hudson and child in Buffalo for weeks. Mr and Mrs George S Holbrooke return to Evansville. Mrs H M Ashe spends weekend at Camp Highland with Virginia Ashe. Miss Mary Lee Webb returns from Austell Ga. Mrs J L Brooke tours Pine Mountain Springs with guests. Mrs T S Toole and daughters depart for Blakely Ga after weeks with the Brooks. Miss Minnie Giardina visiting in Birmingham, Bessemer and Ensley. Mr and Mrs J F Baxter stay at Oceania hotel Wrightsville Beach. Mrs Clyde K Byfield stays at Hotel Gordon Waynesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. L. Roach
Live Oak
Fla
Edythe Maude Springer
Frank Hendry
Calhoun McDougal
Mary Alhcn ‘Thomas
Griffin, Ga
William L McDougal
New York City
Os Jones
Strother C
Maude Cobb
Wm. Tate Howard
Miss Mangum
O. J
Margaret Ransom
Dorothy Bryant
Virginia Walker
Laura Rose
Ethel Tye
Ruth Yarnborough
Mary Stoney
Loraine Cone
Nellie Claire Meiver
Mildred Winston
Frances Loche
Margaret Parker
Ida Britton
Elizabeth Carroll
Evelyn Patterson
Mary Viances Bernhardt
Honey Briggs
Katherine Kirkpatrick
Valparago
Ind
Paul Camp
Fred Jeter
Evan McConnell
Richard Hull
James R Hodge
Jacl Murray
Armand Mailer
Robert Strickland
Thompson Bussey
Alfred Thompson
Emory Cox
Walmer Davis Lawton Stevens
Stanley Simpson
I M. Sheff
Gilbert Fraser
George Sheffield
Nat Thornton
Harvey Baxter
B. Adama
Steve Hartney
Bernard Neal
Bo Hatcher
Sam McDaniel Srank Gwehs
Dick Hickey
W W Quillan
Malcom Sheffield
Louige Dodly
Asheville
Grove Park Inn
Louies Robinson
Warrenton
Loyd A. Wilsholt
Hast
Eleventh Street
Misa Ellen Blitick
N. C
D. W. Webb
Simon's Island
Scott Hudson
Little Scott
Buffalo
N. Y
George 8. Holbrooke
Evansville
H M Ashe
Camp Highland
Virginia Ashe
Mary Lee Webb
Austell
J. L. Brooke
T 8S Toole
Mra H Underwood
Dorothy Toole
Marjorie Toole
Pine Mountain Springs
Toole
Marjorie
Dorothy
Blakely
Ruesty
J L. Brooks
Druid Hillis
Maude Legg
Minnie Giardina
Birmingham
Bessemer
Ensley
J. F. Baxter
Oceania Hotel
Wrightaville Beach
Land Reclamation Planned in Sumter County
Special permission to organize Sumter county drainage district No 1L was granted to W J Josey and associates by Sumter County leaders. The project covers several thousand acres near Muckabee Creek between Myrtle Springs and Americus. bonds will pay the expense. If needed, condemnation proceedings may target minority landowners slated for drainage. The land is rich agricultural soil, benefiting cattle and dairy industries as reclamation proceeds after bond flotation and plan completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Sumter County
W.j.josey
Social notes from Marietta area travelers and visitors
En route plans are noted as Elenainu and Elenor Wallace join Nel lia Nix for a weekend in Haswell and Clayton. Prominent artist Charles F Naegele builds Artcrest home six miles from Marietta. Mrs F S Bartlett and daughter Anna visit Dorothy Bartlett in Clayton while Laura Paine King returns from Birmingham after a wedding. Arthur Clarke hosts a rooftop dinner at Capital City Club honoring Katherine Camp and Margaret Saunders from Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R Hornaday
Birmingham
Ala
Murray Howard
Hubbard
West End
Hornaday
Birmingham Center, Drama
League of America
Mises Elenor Wallace
Nellia Nix
Yourmuing Ham
P. J Melver
Mis
Julia Melver
Charles F. Naegele
New York City
Marietta
Haswell Road
Artcrest
F. S. Bartlett
Anna
Dorothy Bartlett
Clayton
Laura Paine King
Louie Deaton
J. Alen Lowman Nes
Arthur Clarke
Katherine Camp
Margaret Saunders
Roanoke
Forsyth Viaduct Opens to Traffic After Extensive Repairs
Forsyth street viaduct reopens Wednesday morning after thirty years, featuring a permanent flooring of concrete cushion then flat brick with vitrified brick cap, and an asphaltic concrete base for the pavement. Original 1891 construction cost was 131,446.63 with 218,7529 pounds of steel and 700 cubic yards of sand used in foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth Street
W A. Hemphill
C. E. Keuffman
R. A. Clayton
Grant Wilking
Phoenix Bridge Company
Will R. Maher
J. D Turner
Mayor Hemphill
Frank P. Rice
A. J McBride
J. M Stephens
Repair of city bridge girders and pavement completion
The city completed repairs after steel girders and connecting supports were displaced by passing locomotives. The F E Golian company did the steel work and the pavement was relaid by the city, with total repair costs around 12 00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trea
F E. Golian Company
Advertising Club News Pays Tribute To Atlanta Papers
The July issue of Advertising Club News salutes Atlanta newspapers for aiding the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention. It praises reporters and editors who provided cooperation, noting The Constitution, The Georgian, and The Journal as exemplary partners. The piece thanks Georgia’s press for supporting publicity efforts and public spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertising Club News
Atlanta
Advertising Club News Offijotal
New York
Keyepaper
South
Peachtrea Street
Atlantin
Constitution
Journal
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scott
Brides’ Club
Robert Redding
Warren Leach
Jack Lawless
Roy LeCraw
Sam DuBose
John Oliver
Louie Estes
Homer C. Weir
van Burgin
Lea Richmond
Arthur Clark
Capital City Club
Roof Garden
Misa Katherie Camp
Marchman—Mobley
T. J. Marchman
White Plains
Bess
H Sigman Mobrey
Liddell
Greensboro
Jernette Lidell
M C Liddell
Harry Resnoide
Presbyterian Church
Reynolds
Signal Mountain
Tenn
20Th Street
Journal Social Club
Virginian Club
Gordon and Lee Streets
Muere
Tope
Miss Griffin
Gladys Griffin
Waynesville
B. G Griffin
Elise Watson
Olin Stamps
East Lake Club
East Lake County Club
Ninnet
RR _Buil
Richard Hickey
Pete Peters
Lucile Khart
W W Quilhan
Witham Hindle
Cocoa
C J. Hendryx
I M Springer
Cocoa Flo
I H Springer
A J. Schneider
Iowa City
Muse
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Peachtree—Walton—Broad
Isrovancg
Jacacam
Sandstrand Sales Agency
Poaphtren Arcadi
Gaelephone
Ivy
Durham Jewelry CO
Durham
Edgewood Ava
Pattie McGehee
Katherin Camp
Sam D. Jones
Avlanta League of Women Vetera
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Saunders
Florence Roy
N.C
John Byrney
Berry Collins
W J Blalock
War Mothers’ Service Star Legion
Catholic Club of Business and Professional Women
Parent-Teacher Association” of
Kirkwood
Masonic Hall
Grady Monument
Jingo
Jessie B Owen
Fifth District
Shreveport
Georgia Naylor
Louis Newell
Georgian Terrace
Miss Naylor
Women’s Dept
Whitehall Street
Clyde K. Byfield
Gordon
Waynesville, N. C
Sumter
Elnainu
Forsyth
M. Rich & Bros. Co
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