Entertainments at Piedmont Driving Club Honors Mrs Ravenel
Mrs RS Lewis Palmer hosts a whist party at the Piedmont Driving Club in compliment to Mrs St Julien Ravenel with a dainty luncheon. Prized scores awarded to Mrs Joseph Thompson and Mrs Archibald Davis. a large guest list included Mrs Lowry Arnold and many others. An afternoon tea for Miss Mary Ella Logan featured white and lavender decor and about 150 guests. A card party at Ferncliffe followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenel
Lewis Palmer
Piedmont Driving Club
St Julien Ravenel
Joseph Thompson
Archibald Davis
Henry Tompkins
Louis Gholstia
George Taylor
Edward Peters
John Moore
George Nicolson
George Dexter
George M Brown
Joseph Orme
A W Calhoun
Wilmer Moore
Harry Jackson
Frank Hawkins
Robert Lowry
James E Dickeyer
Preston Arkwright
Francis C Block
James Hickey
Carroll Payne
William Prescott
George Crandall
Charles Sciple
Julia Hammond
Annie Mitchell
Miss Logan
Carlton Miller
Mary Ella Logan
St Louis
Lucile Hitt
Btevie Timmons
Jennie Morris
Maria
Viola Parks
Rachel Milam
Peter Erwin
J. Edgar Hunnicutt
W. W. Landrum
R. P Milam
Henry B Tompkins
East Lake
Josie Stockdell
Annie Fitten
Annise Jay
Mary Nicolson
Florence Jackson
Nannie Nicolson
Fred Newell
Harvey Phillips
Hugh Foreman
Will Glenn
Tom Glenn
Jude
Walter Colquitt
Lee Jordan
Elaborate Elberton Social Round Unfolds At Festal Board
A grand social scene unfolds with Colonel Sam L Olive master of ceremonies and Dr A B Hawes responding to toasts to Elberton Granite City Lodge The Order Universal and The Ladies Visiting young ladies from Abbeville Greenwood Atlanta Milledgeville join house parties around Elberton with multiple entertainments including dinners receptions and dances over successive days A long list of guests and local residents are noted with movements to and from Atlanta Rome Detroit Memphis Wrightsville Beach and Tallapoosa The piece closes with a light note about a bottle of vanilla extract and Burnett’s product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam L. Olive
A. 8. Hawes
Eilberton
P. A. Cleveland
Granite City Lodge
E. C. Williams
S. L. Olive
Georgia
ZB. Rogers
Sara Lee
Jane Thomas
May Robinson
Abbeville
Miss Moore
Greenwood
Miss Heygood
Atlanta
Miss Carraker
Dmilledgeville
Louise McIntosh
Mattie Wall
Augusta
Annie Lee Cade
Elberton
W. A. Lee
Millwood
Savannah
Z. W. Copeland
Misses Hoywood
Moore
Sarah Black
Carlton
Iizzie Worley
W. E. Snowden
Alma
Bessie King
Harbin
Chester
8. C
Violet Bay Institute Brings Finsen Light Cure To Atlanta
Reporter notes the first Violet Bay Institute in the South at 455 Peachtree Street under Dr. Prosser. J Pierpont Morgan backs Finsen’s electric light therapy with Queen Alexandra introducing it in London hospitals, claiming near total cures in Copenhagen and London. The article extols sun light, ozone, and radiant energy as a health system, detailing treatment rooms and patient experiences with arc lights and a “bath in white light.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsen
J. Pierpont Morgan
London
Doctor Prosser
Violet Bay Institute
Atlanta
Copenhagen
South
Queen Alexandra
Dr. Finsen
Prosser
America
Peachtree
Paulsen
Rand
Gumberg
Kellogg
Twenty third Infantry readiness and transfers to Plattsburg
The Twenty third United States infantry at Fort McPherson remains on orders to leave, while the Five companies of the Sixteenth on their way to Atlanta may delay arrival until Monday or Tuesday. The Sixteenth will occupy quarters first, then the Twenty third will board a special train for Plattsburg, N Y. Officers for both units are listed, plus notes on past disorderly recruits at the post and favorable impressions of the Twenty third by Atlanta citizens. The Brenau Conservatory announces Otto Pfefferkorn as director for next year, joining Brenau’s faculty with high acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-third United States Infantry
Fort MacPherson
Sixteenth Infantry
Atlanta
City
Southern Railway
Brisco
Kansas City
Sixteenth
Fort McPherson
Plattsburg
Twenty-third Infantry
Howeer
Twentythird
Twenty-third
Edward B. Pratt
M. C. Kerth
E 8. Stayer
C. W. Penrose
D. B. Devore
W. H. Allaire
P M. Stevens
Charles L Woodhouse
T. H. Turner
John R. Brewer
Charles C. Hood
Charles H. Noble
L. C. Allen
Francis H French
Jonas A. Emery
Walter A. Thurston
John Newton
Samuel W. Dunning
Willam H. Johnson
George E.french
Edward R Chrisman
William C. Bennett
W O Johnson
John B. Bennett
George D
Brenan
Brenan Conservatory
Gainesville
van Hoose
Pearce
Georgia
Otto Pfefferkorn
Conservatory
Pfefferkorn
Brenau
Brenat
A. W. van Hoose
Dr Jenkins to Resume Duties at Central Congregational Church
Rev Frank E Jenkins D D pastor of the Central Congregational church will return from summer vacation and fill the pulpit on Sunday July 27. Rev Dr Monk of St Mark Methodist will conclude his sermon series during Jenkins absence tomorrow at 11 o'clock. The Crescent hotel at Kure Isa Springs opens July 3 as an all year resort under Frisco management with renovations completing to rival regional hosts. Southern Bay schedule shows Atlanta Carrollton trains running morning and evening with daily service except Sunday. Miller's Marietta Street advertises a book sale offering $2.00 and $4.00 volumes at discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational Church
Frank E. Jenkins
Dr. Monk
St. Mark Methodist Church
Jenkins
Monk
Fune
Crescent Hotel
Kureisa Springs
Frisco
Emtengiva
Toon Dies Suddenly at 30 in North Carolina Ties
T. F. Toon, about thirty, was found dead in bed at 21 Dunlap Street. He died overnight likely from organic heart trouble. Survived by wife and one child, he was a bookkeeper for Girardeau & C. Funeral at his home at 4 p.m. Pallbearers meet 3:30 p.m. at Barclay & Brandon. Interment Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Toon
Dunlap Street
Mr. Toon
Barclay & Brandon
Oakland Cemetery
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Pauline Wagener
Lotory
Robert J. Lowry
Tallyho Ride
Hash
Piedmont
Wurm
Mars’—Taylor
Badayer
Minkowski
Rounders
Englander
Granite City Lodge, Knights of Pythias
Gholston Inn
Hiberton
San Toys
Priaacd
Lizzie Thornton
LaGrangs
Kontz
Marion W. Ingersoll
Misa Warde
East
Linden Street
H. W. Dexter
Valdosta
Jack King
Rome
Robert Delbridge
Detroit
Mis
Jillian Warnock
Chicago
Fred Greene
Rockies
Attle
Clarence Craven
North Carolina
Elizabeth Manley
Virginia
Albert Rogera
Memphis
Ethel Mabley
Wrightsville Beach
McAlpin
Savannnah
Bishop
Nelson
Tom Martin
Piedmont Club
Elkin
Robert Alston
Emma Bell
Samuel Weyman
Coltumnis
McAilpin
Dan Harris
Eizabeth Roberts
Hugh Taylor
Lewis Jones
Macon
Lillian Daniel
New York
J. L .Ranksin
Lilian Bremer
Mary Dean Campbell
Walker Dungan
John E. White
Carey, N. C
Ei. Moore
Murray
Dain Street
West End
B. F. Walker
Cain Street
Buckhead
Walker
Oldham
Daisy Brinsfield
Pet Evans
Nellie Taylor
Nellie Forsythe
Messia B. C. Beuchler
Emmet Simmons
W. J. Brown
W. B. Harden
George Adams
Bessie Ingram
Columbs
Florence Lewis Willams
J R. Parker
West Point
Louise T. Hodges
Tallapoosa
John W. Moore
Elia May Thornton
Lauren Boyd
Robert Freeman
Edward P. Chamberlin
Atlantic City
Caroline Hulbert
Texas
Washington Street
Esa
Miss Hattle May High
Martha Foster
Madison
Hattle Scales
Wrightsville
Norma Wright
Henry Harman
Pride Jones
Rufus L. Foreman
Washington, Ga
Robert L. Foreman
Burnett's
J. P. Bouvier
Whitehall St
Smith Clayton
Peachtree Street
Doctor Finsen
Alford Nobel
Fallara
DR. Jenkins
Carrollton
Southern Bay
Miller's
Marietta St
Atlante Gas
Vyheo
Trust Company OF Georgia
Equitable Building
Ayae
Essemen & Well Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
Kreis
Trinity Avenue
Diamonds
Chas. W. Grankshaw
Biamond Rerchant and Jeweler
Whitehall Street
Times Ede
Jacobs’ Pharmacy CO
Atlants, Ga
Jace
J. M. High CO
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