Teas and engagements as Atlanta social scene thrives
From the Georgian Terrace and nearby venues comes a lively snapshot of Atlanta society. Tribble of Athens is feted by Miss Callie Smith and a young circle of hostesses, while engagements unfold for Almira Underwood and Mero Underwood. A.T. O. dances, bridge games, and church guilds shape a busy midsummer calendar with numerous socials, visitors, and travel plans across Georgia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ruth Tribble
Athens
Callie Hoke Smith
Isetine Campball
Mia
Lucy Hoke Smith
Misa Amelia Smith
Rosalie Davis
Howell Cobb Erwin, Jr
Georgian Terrace
Misa Tribble
Annie Lee McKenzie
Driving Club
Linden Street
Ruth Tribble
Misa Callie Smith
P Lane Barry Wis
Social notes of visits and guests travel in Georgia
Four states enjoy the hospitality of Marys aunt as Norma Wadley of New York plans a visit to Atlanta before returning home. Several local visitors including Gladys Nichols Paine, Virginia Bowman, Elizabeth Tuller, Eleanor Raoul, and Grace Callaway are listed with their travel plans. Mrs J Arthur Hynds stays at Wrightsville Beach. Mrs John Millis visits in Eastman. Niagara Falls and New York trips for Mr and Mrs Wells. Misa Haverty in Charleston. Misa Jackson accompanies her. Louise Broylen returns from Greeneville with Constance and Mary OKeefe for a house party. Mrs Clarence McCowan and companions plan Fallulah, while Mrs J H Haynes remains bed-bound after foot surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Green
Augusta
Elizabeth
Annette Reen
Misa Calloway
Winnie Perry
Atlanta
Gentefiood
Cuthbert
Irene Wood
Brooklyn
Jesse McKee
H. L. McKee
Miss McKee
Paris
Yeatman School
Jacob H. Wilensky
Herman Loeb
Atlantic
New Jersey
Mary
Iny
Norma Wadley
New York
Virginia Bowman
Elizabeth Tuller
Tallulah
Adgate Elis
Eleanor Raoul
Chicago
J. Arthur Hynds
Wrightsville
Beach
John Millis
Cleveland
W. G. Raoul
A. R. Colcord
Eastman
Ges
Marguerite Haverty
East
Sarah Jackson
Charleston
Misa Jackson
Louise Broylen
Greeneville
Tenn
Constance
Mary O'Keefe
Clarence McCowan
Miss McCowan
Miss Duke
Macon
Jennie Hunnicutt
Fallulah
J. H. Haynes Ia
East Fall Street
Forty second Georgia Regiment Holds Reunion
The Forty second regiment Georgia Volunteers plans a July reunion in Social Circle Walton County with big crowds expected. General A J West will deliver the keynote speech. J M Summers commands the regiment and W M Durham serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty Second Regiment, Georgia Volunteers
Walton
A. J. West
J. M. Summers
W. M. Durham
Judge Bacon Praises Camp Anniston Visit in Atlanta
Judge W. J. Bacon of the Memphis children's court arrived in Atlanta with Captain George E. Hoppe from the maneuvers grounds. The pair praised the camp and its facilities during their stay, noting improvements and discipline observed at the training site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bacon
The
City and Children’s Court of
Memphis, Tenn
George E. Hoppe
First Tennessee Infantry
Atlanta
Memphis Leaders Visit Anniston Camp and Courts
Judge Bacon and Captain Hoppe travel from Memphis to Alabama with Atlanta’s regiment. Bacon, a former newspaper man turned lawyer and state legislator, now Memphis city and juvenile judge, praises the juvenile court and Tennessee law reforms. Hoppe, a Memphis insurer and former Atlanta boy, notes troops’ endurance in the hot Alabama camp and the easy hospital work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
Judge Bacon
Bacon
W. S. Terry
Tennessee Infantry
Hoppe
Memphis
Atlanta
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee
Shelby County
P. Harry Kelly
Tennessee Lawa
Recorder’s Court
Alabama
Kingsland as Camden County Seat Move Proposed
Kingsland residents push for moving Camden County seat from St Marys to Kingsland citing railway accessibility and larger population. A rally in Kingsland sparked debate with potential votes planned in St Marys and Kingsland to decide the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland
Camden County
Groove rails sought to replace old T rails on Highland Ave
The street committee adopted a resolution to compel Georgia Railway and Power to remove old T rails on Highland Avenue between the railroad bridge and the city limits and on North Boulevard between Auburn and North avenues and substitute groove rails. The action follows a petition by citizens due to road repaving costs and concerns that T rails tear up pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Highland Avenue
Railroad Bridge
City
North Boulevard
Auburn
North Avenues
Colonel Cooper Addresses Fayette Court in Race for Congress
Fayetteville Ga July 16 Special An adjourned superior court term met in Fayetteville for three days Colonel J R Cooper of Macon addressed the gathering at noon defending his bid for Congress He criticized incumbent C L Bartlett saying he had been there long enough and lacked national reputation J W Wise believes he will be nominated in August and state executives show district support for county unit plan for the nomination in the sixth district
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Superior Court
J. R. Cooper
Macon
Congress
C. L. Bartlett
Bartlett
J. W. Wise
Anniston Camp Declared Ideal Despite Daily Rain
Reports describe officers' impressions of a camp near Anniston where conditions resembled regular warfare. The site was deemed ideal and mosquitoes were reportedly unknown, though rain fell every day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Three Injured As Train Wreck At Chester ton Indiana
Three people were injured today when the Perea Marquette train No 6 from northern Michigan to Chicago derailed after a heavy plank on a crossing tore loose, tumbling the baggage car two coaches and three Pullmans 40 feet down an embankment near Chester ton Indiana. The parlor car stayed on track and one victim may have died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Perea ‘Marquette
Northern
Michigan
Chicago
Chesterton
Greek fatally injured by gas tank explosion
In Savannah on July 16 Nicholas George a Greek man was fatally injured when a carbonated gas tank exploded wrecking his fruit store. His father and other family members were nearby but unharmed. George survived several hours after the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Nicholas George
Frult
George
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Bridge
Ming Lucy Morrell
Rylvania
Hal Steedagu
Alvin Underwood
Memphia
Thomas Underwood
Francis Garrett Thomas
Almira Kulaateth
Mero Wilt Hansel Underwood
Thomas Harrin
Howard Walker
Jesse Howard
Emma
Albert Curtis Walker
Greenville, S.C
Ladies of St. Anthony's Guild of
West End
Southern Book Concern
Whitehall Street
Dr. and
Mrs. Walker
Robert J. Lowry
Anga Walker
Fulwell
Moa
Walker
Judes
Newman
Albert Thornton
Miss Dooly
Wo Po Nicholson
Kb. Bt. McBurtes
Merv T. C. Meador
Joles Willis Racan
Killarney
Charles M. May
Washington Reet
Dav Apts
Bows
Waltec Meser
May
Meyer
Apte
Margarette Barcholendum
Eva Bul Gregg
W. A. Grease
Piedmeant Sanitarium
Wright
Annie Clyde
Lucile
Indian Spring
Mra
Orme Campbell
Misa Campbell
Arsgyle
Mr. Il. &. Wingate
Millerapolis
LeRoy Childs
Great Lakes
Mrs. Childs
Esa Mr
Mra. A. V. Newell
Nashville
Wll
Misa Sallie Caleb Johnson
New Hochille
Belvidere
Rose Moran
Charles Moran Ace
Arden
N. C
Eleventh Street
John Robinson
Elizabeth Robinson
Atlantic City
Oor
Leewood Oglesby
Quitman
Julia Meador
Ruby Jones
Indian Springs
Annie McDonnell
Baltimore
Mrs
Tlly McRae
McRae, Ga
Mrs. Johnston
Inman Park
James G. Work
Bessie W. Thomas
Pittsburg
Mamie Corrigan
Fra Thornton
St. Joseph's Infirmary
W. A. Speer
H. P. Powell
Holderness Street
Marguerite Louise
Powell
Ferrie Henderson
Eva Thornton
BM. Boykin
William Boykin
Camden
Luther Hardy
Lola
Senoia
S. Moore
Mias
Mary Moore
Lake Chautauqua
W. PP. Howard
Kentucky
Mary Parrish Howard
Lake Como
Othe
Georgia
Kek
Kelley Bros
Gladys Nichols Paine
George F. Paine
Frank Rogers
W. Gordon Wells
Sa Yvannah
Misa
Grace Callaway
LaGrange
42D
Georgia Regiment
Ibacon
Camp Anniston
Thato
Francis B. Price
Brunswick
St. Marys
Bath
St. Marva
Burgesser & Phipps
J. P. Allen & Co
Whitehall
Cooper
Fayette Court
Ami Ee Nave
India
Ceylon
Mariette
J.P. Allen & Co
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