Spend the Day Party Highlights and Society Notices
Emma Gelecg hosted a spend the day party with sewing bag favors and a morning embroidery session. Guests included Elizabeth Adair, Helen Muse Day, Emma Creek and others at Mont Crest near East Lake with later tennis and a summer dinner. The social roundup covers engagements, receptions, and multiple parties across Atlanta society with lists of attendees and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Gelecg
Kodak Pictures
Mary Akin
Lizabeth Adair
Helen Muse
Helen Day
Emma and
Fitzbeth Creek
Bieamre
Lewis
Robert Greg
Roubert Parker
Richard Thornton
Blake Johnson
H. Jones
Distilled Spirits Auction Notice at Atlanta Customs Steps
Public sale of eleven packages of distilled spirits levied on as property of I. C. Clark under warrant of distraint. Auction at the steps of the custom house in Atlanta, Georgia, at 10 am on Monday, July 30, 1906. P. H. Moore, Deputy Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Clark
Custom House
Atlanta
P. H., Moore
Farmers Meet in Terrell Receives Speeches
A large group from the Terrell county Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union gathered in the Terrell courtroom with prominent citizens. The original program was postponed due to unavoidable changes, with plans for a rescheduled date next month. J L Barrett of Spence county and Wy Martin of Tift county spoke, and Captain W H Oxford, president of the Terrell county aids, presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Terrell County
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
J. L. Barrett
Speon County
Umeiy
Wy VV. Martin
Tift County
W.' H . Oxford
Uaids
My. Ung
Auto Wipers and Fines At Brookwood Moonlight Party
A Brookwood moonlight party involving Negro chauffeurs taking over auto mobs led to Recorder Court fines. Jim Gann Singleton Johnson and others were fined $15 plus costs for liquor and weapons evidence. Mr Connally claimed Negro drivers control cars, with owners unaware, and Atlanta Automobile Company owners Brown Connally and Ronard Inman plan expanded business amid rising Georgia auto trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookwood
Recorders Court
Bethos & Knife
Broylea
Jim Gann
George Walters
Automobia
Seid Singleton Johnson
Jos Brown Connelly
Hulsey and
Dorsett
Judge Broyles
James Watson
Albert Newton
Bstelle Walker
Julia Belle Brown
Lloyd Mack
Sim Dicker~son
Mrr. Connally
South
Atlanta
Agnes Scott College prioritizes student health and infirmary care
Agnes Scott College emphasizes physical health as the foundation of education and highlights its gymnasium and a fully equipped infirmary with a trained nurse. The facility, separated from other buildings to prevent contagion, serves as a private sanitarium and comforts worried parents with its health safeguards. Information about equipment is available from the president in Decatur, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Scott College
Agnes Scott
Decatur
Vaudeville at the Casino Promises Lively Show
The Casino hosts matinee and final tonight closing the current bill. The next week opens with the musical comedy A Warm Match starring Dan Crimmina and Itosa Gore with a New York chorus. From previews the entertainment should be bright and up to date despite a minimal plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
yAaudeville
Dan Crim
Mina
Itosa Gore
Pee
Pie
Sarge
New York
Fort Ne
Valdosta Men Arrested for Counterfeit Passes
Jessa Dean and Thomas Corbett, two young white men, were arrested in Valdosta Georgia on July 20 and jailed on charges of passing counterfeit money. Captain Wright and Deputy U S Marshal Walter Goodwin apprehended Dean near Hahina and Corbett near Cat Creek. A counterfeit silver dollar was found on Dean. The case is referred to the secret service and a hearing is set for the United States commissioner’s court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Jessa Dean
Thomas Corbett
Wright
Lama
Unite States
Walter Goodwin
Bean
Hahina
Corbett
Cat Creek
Florida
Secret Service
Jacksonville
Dean
United States Commissioner's Court
College friendships and choosing a Shorter College Rome Ga
The article urges parents sending daughters to college to consider the social environment. It argues Shorter College in Rome Georgia offers associations with virtuous, diligent girls from southern families and invites readers to request a catalogue for more details about the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorter
Rome
Mapping Out Campaign for Republican Congressional Fight
Roosevelt plans for the Republican congressional campaign are set for Sagamore Hill Monday. He invites Speaker Cannon and key campaign figures to luncheon to map seats, review potential speakers, and select effective speeches for distribution.
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Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Cannon
Sherman
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Loudensinger
McKinley
Dairymen Adjourn and rename dairy body
Hartford July 20. After completing its officers the dairy commissioners of the states adjourned the convention. The group will be called the Association of State and National Dairy Food Departments. G K Brinler of North Carolina was chosen treasurer. Next year's meeting location to be decided by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
The
Dairy Commissioners of the States
Association of State and National Dairy Food Departments
G. K. Brinler
North Carolina
Brooklyn to Build Notre Dame Style Cathedral Church
On Crew Hill in Prospect Park Brooklyn the Kings County Penitentiary site will be replaced by a cathedral church costing about 5 million dollars. Work starts next spring under High Rev. Charles F. McDonnell who bought the property for 251578 dollars.
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New York
Crew Hil
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Kings County Penitentiary
Notre Dame de Rouen
France
Charles F. McDonnell
Cincinnati Ohio Merges Rail Line to Toledo
Chautauqua Lake region tourism tickets offered via Erie railroad with special low rate on July 26. H E Huntington Cincinnati invites inquiries for details. The Cincinnati Columbus and Toledo Railroad Company formed today in Cincinnati with capital stock of 10600 to build a steam line linking Cincinnati to Toledo passing through Hamilton Clermont Brown Hughland Clinton Fayette Madison Piqua Franklin Delaware Seneca Sandusky Wood Hancock Ottawa Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Lake
N. Y
Erie R. R
H. E. Huntington
Welnut Street
Cincinati
Ohio
Columbus
Cincinnati, Columbus and
Toledo
Cincinnati
Black mob hunts man after fatal Black-on-Black stabbing
In Deratur Alabama on July 20 a mob of Black residents searches the woods around Moulton Heights for Henry Howard after he fatally wounded Charle Davis in a quarrel over a woman. Howard is believed camped near Moulton Heights and faces deadly danger if caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deratur
Ala
Moulton Heights
Henry Howard
Howard
Charte Davis
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