Social notes and society events span Perry to Oxford in Georgia
A collage of social happenings includes Miss Sue Means visiting in Oxford and a July wedding for Miss Leonora Edwards and Mr Houston Parks Houser of Perry. Guests at Capitol celebrations, dinners at Piedmont Driving Club, and travels by Mrs Lucinda Bacon, Dr Marion Benson, and the Austells mark a busy season with dinners, card parties, and visits to New York, Baltimore, and Union Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Means
Bradley
Capitol
Sue Means
Oxford
Sarah Collier
Stevie Timmons
Lucy Sims
Washington
Mattie Duncan
Hayes
West Point
Ethel Fran
Annie Trotti
Mary Deas Tupper
Imma Gregg
Lizzie Gregg
Susie Hill
E. L Timmons
Robert Timmons
Lauren Foreman
Joe Bean
George Winship
Leroy Duncan
Marion Benson
Henry Johnson
Fred Stone
George Muse
Sam Tupper
Carl Lewis
Louis Gregg
Robert Gregg
O H. Jones
Leonora Kate Edwards
Houston Parks Houser
Perry
Miss Edwards
Houser
Fred Houser
Emory College
Dinner at Piedmont Driving Club Hosts June Goddard Guests
Mr June Goddard was among those who entertained at dinner at the Piedmont Driving Club last evening. His party was a small and congenial one, including Dr. and Mrs. W S Elkin, Mrs Emma Beil, Mrs John Tullis of Montgomery, and Mr. Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Goddard
Piedmont Driving Club
W S Elkin
Emma Beil
John Tullis
Montgomery
Kelly
Old Maids Convention Provides Entertainments at Elberton
A group of Atlanta ladies and Royston visitors gathered at Franklin Springs for the Old Maids Convention. They staged a three act play with a convention format. Miss Georgia Duncan and Miss Lucie Harris of Atlanta drew praise for their performances. The troupe is enjoying strong local interest. Social notes add that Stuart Pigott has found success as a first tenor with the Duquesne Garden opera company in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberton
Atlanta
Royston
Franklin Springs
Georgiauncan
Lucie Harris
Duncan
Stuart Pigott
Duquesne Garden Opera Company
Pittsburg
Prize results and visitors from a Gainesville page
The ladies prize of four Gibson heads went to Mrs Wilmer ding and the gentlemen prize a stick pin to Mr Moore. A special prize titled al pretty picture was given to the guest of honor Mrs Moore and Mr Dan Rountreeeg on a business trip to New York. Miss Camille Coffee is expected in Atlanta mid August. Bell V. Oldham has returned to Memphis. Mr and Mrs Jack Huger and daughter of Memphis are visiting Gainesville and will travel north. Master Lamar Washington is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
Il Trovatore
Lulu Tumiin Lyon
Aylmer
William Austell
West Peachtree
Harold Gray
New York
Wycliff Gray
Little Rock
W. W. Austell
Fannie Lamar Rankin
John Alton Harris
Evelynne Wilson
Athens
Myers
Pryor Street
Yale Thomason
Oxford
Ala
W .Immock
Jackson Street
Gibson
Wilmerding
Moore
al Pretty Picture
Dan Rountreeeg
Camille
Atlanta
Irs
Bell V. Oldham
Memphis
Jack Huger
Gainesville
North
Lamar Washington
Young Men’s Christian Association
Rob Daniels
Shepard Camp
P Camp
First Ward
Powder Springs
Nelson Street
Camp
Lookout Mountain and regional social notices in Georgia
A cluttered column lists visits and stays of many residents and visitors across Georgia and nearby states. Names include Mrs D C Bacon, Miss Anna Adams, Mrs Jerome Jones, Miss Morrison, Miss Watlington, Mrs George Howard, Miss Annie Gibson, Mrs D M Bain, Miss Donna Bain, Miss Mabel Lane, Mr Parker Fisher, Mr and Mrs Henry G Banks, Miss Helen Nicolson, Mrs Andrew Lloyd, Mrs Hurt, Miss Margaret Berry, Miss Jennie Morris, Miss Mary Ella Logan. It mentions hospitality at Rose Hill near Elberton, Greenesboro house party, and social events at Piedmont Driving Club and Lookout Mountain hotels. Also notes hotel opening, rail tickets, vacation books, and a Tybee trip promotion.
Olmsted Bros. Builder Urges Parks Near Cities in Talk
Olmsted Jr of the Brookline firm, son of Frederick Olmsted, urged broad park building in cities. He cited health, esthetics, and property value gains from nearby parks, noting Boston spent 22 million on parks and advocating national park purchases in Georgia mountains and Adirondacks. He spoke in Atlanta and planned to supervise a Watertown park project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmsted Bros
Brookline
Mass
Kirkwood
Olmsted
Frederick Olmsted
Central Park
New York
Riverside Drive
Franklin Park
Chicago
Boston
John C. Olmsted
North Georgia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Adirondacks
New York State
America
Atlanta
Grant Park
Weather and local notes from Atlanta crowding veteran news
The Pleasant Weather of recent days persisted with a high of 87 degrees and 66 as the low. Expect thunder showers today. The city saw many Confederate veterans depart for Griffin for the Thirtieth Georgia regiment reunion. Secretaries named new Atlanta directors for the Atlanta-Birmingham Fire Insurance Company. A baby girl arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Merritt. About 100 veterans prepare for Washington encampment October 6 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Atlanta
Griffin
Georgia Regiment
Clement A Evans
A J. West
Tip’ Harrison
R. 8. Osburn
J T. Dargan
Atlanta-Birmingham Fire Insurance Company
Birmingham
Georgia
Alabama
Willis Ragan
H M Atkinson
C EB Currier
J Wyle Pope
Frank Hawkins Jacob Haas
Preston S Arkwright
J. Kerr
Grand Army
Washington, DC
South Carolina
W M. Scott
G.W . Patterson
Technical Education Scholarships at Georgia School of Technology
Two scholarships fund four years of net expenses at the Georgia School of Technology, covering mechanical electrical civil and textile engineering and chemistry. The school reports strong graduate standing, expanded shops and labs, new dormitories, and climate noted as unmatched in the southern city, with 432 students enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Georgia School of Technology
Lyman Hall
Atlanta
Convenient Schedule Between Atlanta and Carrollton via Southern B'y
Trains run daily except Sunday between Atlanta and Carrollton. From Atlanta departures are 6 10 a m to Carrollton arriving 8 35 a m and 4 15 p m to arrive 6 30 p m. From Carrollton departures are 5 30 a m 3 15 a m and 6 0 p m to arrive Atlanta at 7 20 a m 11 30 a m and 10 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Carrollton
Southern B’y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anie
Augustus Q. Bacon
Macon
BR. Campbell
Aso
J. Bradford
Union Point
Woodville
Emmie Keene
Columbus
Mr. C. A. Tappan
Aoe
James C Hunter
Wilmer Moore
Elizabeth Clayton
Baltimore
Bessie Bentley
Wrightsville Beach
James McNeal
David Kirkland
Tallulah
George Howard
R H. Bewick
Lithia
J. Butler
Jane Mixon
Claudia Peeks
Club
Robert HE. Branch
Butler, Ga
Branch
Rossie Smith
Tack
Ington
D. C
Battle Fields
Virginia
H. P. Carson
D. C. Bacon
Orme Campbell
Anna Adams
Florida
Ollinger
E . McCabe
Hugene Heard
Rose Hill
Miss Morrison
Jerome Jones
Lookout Mountain
Watlington
Frank Inman
Decatur
Charles Harman
Annie Gibson
H. J Curran
Frank Smith
Columbia
D M Bain
Donna Bain
Cincinnati
Nym Hurt
Toleman
White, Path, Ga
Miss Geisster
Greenesboro
Mabel Lane
Parker Fisher
Henry G Banks
Will Hehr
Tal- Iwlah Palls
Helen Nicolson
Forrest Avenue
Andrew Lloyd
Hurt
Auburn
East Brook Springs
Tenn
W M _ Bacheller
Isle of Palms
Frank Holland
Hittie Cope
Toccoa Falls
Hoh. Richardson
Miorine Richardson
Margaret Berry
Jennie Morris
Mary Ella Logan
St Louis
Opehka
Burton Broserve
Hawkes
Opelika
Southern Railway
Lockout Mountain
Kimball House Corner
Dno. M. Miller Co
Marietta
Tytee
Tri Roy
den of Googla Railway
16Ate
Union Depot
J H Merritt
Felix Pitts
Mapleton
Adamsville
Turner
Eit
Sanitary Department
Whitehall
Alabama Streets
Lcense
Alabama Street
Buchanan
W. E. Jones
Oglethorpe Avenue
Isham Daniel
Bratton
Feashtree
der. Bratton
P. H Todd
Liz
IE Fleming
Chattlahoochee
Hollywood Cemetery
Fleming
Martha
J E Walter
Jones Avenue
Westview Cemetery
Grace
8. H Jones
Gasper Street
Sarah B Sigman
Piedmont Avenue
Sylvester Cemetery
Sigman
EB. R. Sigman
H. H de Loach
Thomas Smithson
Floyd W Mee-Rae
DeLoach
Tye
Murray County
Central of Georgia Railway
Philadelphia
Savannah
W. H. Foge
T. Poa
I Wallat
Atlanta Gas Light
Diamonds
Chas, W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
Tallulah Lodge
Tallulah Falls
J. P. Bouvier
Whitehall St
Niagara
Erie Railroad
Lake, Chautauqua
Cambridge Springs
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Erie Office
W. 4Th Street
Raw
Eisemian & Weil
Kress
Trinity Avenue
Ee R. T. Domey
P. H. Brewster
Albert Bowell
Dorsey
Brewster & Howell
Law
Pryor and
Hunter Street
Yee
E.G Griflin
Gate City Dental Rooms
Norcross
Hir
Geo
W. Allen
N. Pryor
P. Billups
Ladies Marvel CO
Times
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co
Soholis
J. Wi
High CC
Bstyles
Window and Plate Wholesale and Retail
Forsyth
Peters St
M. &M.t.co
F. J. Gooledge & Bro. Artn
Wallace & Company
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