Society Cogill Ball Wedding in Atlanta Church
Cogill Ball formerly of New York and New Jersey married Lamarr Ball formerly of New Orleans at All Saints Episcopal Church in Atlanta. Rev Kilmer officiated with a small ceremony attended by close relatives. The couple planned a wedding trip to Newport and Florida returning around July 28 to establish their home.
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Cogill
Ball
Migg Altes Cogill
New York
New Jersey
Lamarr
New Oricane
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Kilmer
Pau
William Arnaud
Miey
Laura Bette Burdine
Charles B Cogill
Valley
Atlanta
France
Lexington Herald
Kentucky
William P. Ball
New Orleans
Camp Victor To Be Dedicated
The Young Women's Hebrew Association summer camp Camp Victor, five acres with Peachtree creek, is a gift from Victor H Kreig shaber and will be dedicated July 17. Miss Mary E Mitchell directs. The camp sits on Cheshire road six miles from Five Points and serves fifty members. Mrs Ira Jones is noted. Mrs Frank West hosts a small gathering at West Peachtree for her visiting relative.
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Victor
Young Women's Hebrew Association
Peachtree Creek
Victor H Kreigshaber
Mary E Mitchell
Victor Flyer
Victoria
Cheshire Road
Five Points
Piedmont Avenue
Ira Jones
Frank West
West Peachtree
Los Angeles
Cal
Honoring Visitors At Piedmont Driving Club Dinner Dance
Roanoke Virginia guests Miss Margaret Saunders and Miss Katherine Camp are hosted by Mr and Mrs Bolling Jones at the Piedmont Driving Club this Saturday evening. They have been guests of Mr and Mrs D Jones since last Saturday and will attend today’s luncheon at Mrs Cuens Black’s Peachtree Road home.
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Bolling Jones
Piedmont
Margaret Saunders
Katherine Camp
Roanoke
Ay Va
D Jones
Cue
Rebecca Ashcraft
Piedmont Driving Club
Mary Toms
Durham
N. C
Martha Boynton
Constance Law
Marietta
Constance Cone
Miss Ashcraft
Edward van Winkle
Arthur Fox
Edgar Watkins
Clyde King
Gus Ashcraft
Colquitt Carter
Parks Hunt
Roof Garden Dinner-Dance at the Capital City Club
An informal dinner-dance on the roof garden of the Capital City club drew many visitors and members. Miss Patty McGehee hosted a twelve person party honoring visiting Misses Katherine Camp and Mary Saunders of Roanoke and Miss Mary Temple of Danville. Additional guests included Mr. and Mrs. Berry Collins and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Banks among others. numerous attendees from Macon and surrounding areas were seen dancing and socializing at the event.
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Capital City Club
Patty McGehee
Mises Katherine Camp
Mary&Bret Saunders
Roanoke
Misa Mary Temple
Danville
Allys Florence
Waynesville
N.C
John Burley
Misa Agnes Randolph
Hallie Poole
Marion Smith
Charlotte Meador
Sarah Schoen
Marjorie Stringfellow
William Mecarty
Charles Orme
Spencer Tunnel
Lawson Kiser
Baxter Maddox
Forney Wyly
Sam Mangham
Vernon McMigan
J. P. Garlington
Cabel Hopkins
A. J. Orme, Jr
Joan Hopkins
George Weyman
Marshall Whitman
Walter Stapler
Macon
Kendrick Smith
Horace Rhorer
Orme Campbell
Reception at Atlanta Woman's Club for Deaf Visitors
Visiting dates for the National Fraternal Association of the Deaf in Atlanta were marked by a reception at the Atlanta Woman's Club. The lower floor was decorated with pink gladioli and flowers, with officers and board members assisting. Separately announced is the marriage of Caroline Hill to Rev. Octave Ernest Te Bow in a quiet ceremony at Montezuma area, the bride formerly of Atlanta and Emory unit member, with a wedding journey planned to Washington and other eastern points.
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Woman's Club For the Deaf
National
Fraternal Association of the Deaf
Atlanta
Atlanta Woman's Club
B M. Boykin
Fred Rogers
C & Ayer
Rogera Winter
Steve Hazard
Mr. Thrower
Waa Abu Missorenzia Ripiy Hin
Montezuma
Caroline Cleeone
Ernest Te Bow
la Follette
Tenn
J S McLemore
Today's social calendar highlights guests and gatherings
Women's meetings and informal entertainments mark the day with Mrs Dunbar Roy hosting at Peachtree while Miss Emma Williamson visits Wilmington and Miss Mary Temple travels from Danville. A bridge luncheon honors Temple as well as a tea-dance at the Piedmont Driving Club. The Travelers meet July 13 at Central Congregational Church, and the W C T U plans a Thursday session at Trinity Church. Master James Corry's fourth birthday party unfolds at his grandparents' home with Japanese lanterns and favors.
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Elizabeth Whitman
Emma Williamson
Wilmington
Wrightsville Beach
N.C
Erskine Jernagin
Mary Temple
Danville, Va
Mia. Dunbar Roy
Wases Anne and
Dolly Hart
Peachtree
Eugene Black
Misa Mary Temple
Danville
Dunbar Hoy
James Edmund Corry
J. W. Corry
H_C Smith
College Park
Elizabeth Jordan
Frances Robertson
The Hawaiian Club Plans Initial Dance at Virginian Club
The Hawaiian Club will hold its initial dance next Friday evening at the Virginian club rooms corner Gordon and Lee streets. It is expected to draw a large midsummer crowd. Prizes will be awarded in toddling and waltz contests. Refreshments will be served and bouquets given to each attending young lady. Members of the association of clubs are urged to attend. Music by the Jingo Jazz band. Dancing begins at 8:45 p.m. Admission by ear.
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Gordon and Lee Streets
Association of Clubs
Confederate pensions committee luncheon at capitol
After yesterday's meeting of the Confederate pensions committee at the capitol General J A Thomas of Dublin state commander of the United Confederate veterans and his delegation were hosted at the Daffodil cafe by Mrs B H EB Williams and Mrs F J Golden of Atlanta. The group included General Thomas General Jos D Stewart ex Governor Nat L War ris General M G Murchison General J A Wise Miss Nan Speer Miss Martha Anderson and the hostesses.
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Confederate Pensions Committee
Capitol
J. A. Thomas
Dublin
United Confederate Veterans
Daffodil Cafe
EB Williams
F. J. Golden
Atlanta
Thomas
Jos D Stewart
Americus
Nat L. Warris
Macon
M G. Murchison
Tennille
J. A. Wise
Nan Speer
Martha Anderson
Bridge for Visitors Honored Miss Martha Boykin Hosts Club
Miss Martha Boykin entertained her bridge club and guests at her home on Leon avenue yesterday afternoon. The visitors included Miss Lucy Wooten, guest of Miss.
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Martha Boykin
NED Picot Edging and Plain and Eggney Prices
Prompt attention to mail order with first class work guaranteed. Ned Picot Edging offers reasonable prices and quick service from 304 Spring St, Atlanta.
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Ned Picot
M’s H. Hi8scox
Spring St
Atlanta
Form Council Of Girl Scouts At Mrs Thornton s Home
Mrs Albert Thornton Texas president for the City Federation of Women’s Clubs convened a meeting at her Peach tree street home to form a Atlanta Girl Scouts council and boost membership. Officers include Mrs Frank Holland president and Miss Corinne Chisholm scout director with an advisory board of Atlanta men.
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Albert Thornton
City Federation of Wamen's Clubs
Peachtree Street
Girls Scouts of Atlanta
Frank Holland
Frank Inman
James L. Dickey
Wilmer Moore
Reuben Clarke
Edwin Peeples
Ulric S. Atkinson
Victor Kreigshaber
Corrinne Chisholm
Mesdames Wiliam H. Kiser
Robert Pegram
Rucker McCarty
Joseph Lamar
Robert Alston
Fred Paxon
Sam Inman
Albert E Thornton
Mell R. Wilkinson
William Percy
H. G Hastings
W. D. Manley
Edward Peeples
Morris Brandon
Don Pardee
Robert Daniel
Ulric Atkinson
Robert F. Maddox
John M. Slaton
T. T. Stevens
George Warden
Stephen Barnett
Ernest Kontz
Julian Boehm
Richard Johnston
Chessley Howard
M. Rich
Arthur Harris
Lee Ashcraft
Jessie Muse
Laura Smith
Atlanta
Coun
Girl Scouts of America
England
Julian Lowe
Savannah
Corinne Chisholm
New York
Plymouth
Boston
Mass
Mia Thornton
Social Items From Atlanta and Nearby Travel Notices
Social notes list Miss Farmer leaving Atlanta for Savannah then New York to study in Boston and plan a September studio reopening. Guests include Miss Irene Holt and Master Stokes Brown at Battery Park hotel in Asheville. Families and friends travel to mountains of north Georgia and to Washington, Atlantic City, New York, and various camps, hotels, and cities, with multiple relocations and visits noted.
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Alisg
Anna Mae Farmer
Atlanta
Mon
Savannah
New York
Boston
Miss Farmer
Haynes Building
Epps Brown
Irene Holt
Master Stokes Brown
Battery Park Hotel
Asheville
Hal Stovall
Mc. Curry
Washington
Atlantic City
McAlpin
Social notes and visits across towns and states
Mrs. Lynn Frederick Howard of Springfield Mass will visit her parents Mr and Mrs Dobbs in Druid Hills August with a house party at their Lakemont Ga summer home. Mrs Omar Elder and son Omar Jr depart for Signal Mountain to spend several weeks. Mr and Mrs Manton Hester visit Savannah. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Wynne buy the Wright home on Lombardy Way and plan September move-in.
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Joseph Hilsman
Seattle
Bogle Or Hilsman
Y Tee
Lynn Frederick Howard
Springfield
Mass
Mildred Dobbs
S ¢. Dobbs
Omar
Omar, Jr
Signal Mountain
Manton Hester
Savannah
LeRoy Wynne
Mr. Livingston Wright
Lombardy Way
Old fashioned herbs urged for English gardens
A Manchester paper urges renewed cultivation of traditional medicinal herbs in English gardens while noting their decline in the United States small gardens. Imported from Turkey India and China for commercial farming these herbs are valued by many physicians. The advertisement claims Lydia CD Pinkham's Vegetable Compound uses medicinal herbs and contains no narcotics, recommending it for women’s ailments.
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Manchester
England
United States
Turkey
India
China
Lydia CD Pinkyham
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Willingham Tirt
Eugene Haynes
Rolling Jones
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Harry Ahlman
Walter Cain
Animan
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Camp Victor
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City Tax Committee
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First Baptist Church of
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Ells Street
Carnegie Way
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Margaret Theis
Mary Taylor
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Waynesboro
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Lowise Scruggs
Miriam Pound
Alice Cain
Margaret White
John Robinson
Earl Neal
Bob ‘Martin
Oiin Stamns
Hiram Hubert
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Oxfords
Girl Scouts
Jester’s Mill
C W. Hager
Jester’s Old mi
Therera Wood
Lillian
Constance Pearson
Florence Kingsley Falia
Altona
Paul A. Eggs
Elizabeth
Martha
North
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Charles A. Bowen
Clayton
Laurel Falls
Annie Flynn
Messan
James Meegan
Marlborough Bienheim
Samuel Lumpkin
Richmond
E. H. Ginn
Banaga Lake
W. C
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Rhode Island
Clarence Boggs
New York City
Jersey
James L. Riley
Norfieet
Memphis, Tenn
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Robertson
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Borden Wheeler
Ala
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Red Cross Ice Saving Corps
Jacksonville
Fla
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Boulevard, Park
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Raine
Harrodsburg
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G. Mason
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Helen Wlson
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Charlotte Wilkens
Brownns Rock
Stewart’s Junior Shoe Dept
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