Harris Governors Reception at Executive Mansion for General Assembly
Governor Harris and Mrs. Harris hosted a reception at the Georgia executive mansion last evening honoring the general assembly. About six hundred guests attended, with arrivals at 8 o clock and festivities extending across the lower floor, porch, and lawn, complemented by an orchestra and buffet refreshments. Notable attendees included Hon. Aga Candler, Hon. Ogden Persons, Hon. W. H. Burwell, ex Governor Joseph M. Brown, and other state officials and families.
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Harris
Aga Candler
Ogden Persons
Senate
W. H. Burwell
Burwell
Joseph M. Brown
Campbell Wallace
Margaret Luttrell
Washington
Fritz Jones
St. Elmo Massengale
State House
Supreme Court
Joseph van Holt Nash
National Guard
Georgia Governor's reception drew veterans and dignitaries
A large gathering from across Georgia attended the governor's reception at a Savannah estate. Veterans who fought with him were honored, with Confederate and Georgia flags, palms, and flowers enhancing the decor. A supper-dance followed at Host Lake, where Miss Paula Thomas and Randolph Rose, Jr. were honored.
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W.J. Tilson
Host Lake
Paula Thomas
Savannah
Randolph Rose, Jr
Chattanooga
Georgia Suffrage Activist Visits Atlanta for Amendment Push
Mrs. William H. Felton of Cartersville arrives in Atlanta to promote a constitutional amendment for suffrage. An odd home remedy tale touts removing skin to reveal whiteness, with claims of a facial treatment using saxolite and hazel to tighten skin and erase aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Felton
Cartersville
Georgia Suffrage Association
Atlanta
Georgia
Emily Coulvon
Mrs Hartley to Sing at Atlanta Auditorium
Mrs Sybil Owen Hartley the noted concert soprano will perform at the Auditorium next Sunday afternoon in a free organ recital. Her program includes the operatic aria Wie Nante Mir Der Schlummer from Der Breisens and a group of English songs. The event promises unusual interest for music lovers in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Atlanta
Sybil Owen Hartley
Dinner Dance in a Chinese Tea Garden in Capital City
A lavish modern American dinner dance unfolded last night under a Chinese parasol canopy at the Capital City club roof. Hundreds dined amid lanterns and moonlight with Chinese ware service and chopsticks, honoring a mix of out of town guests including Miss Tein Ashcroft and Miss Elizabeth Hose among many hosts and attendees.
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Coatume
Pranent
Tein Ashcroft
Monroe
N.C
Walter Pndrews
Elizabeth Hose
Knoxville
Fatty McGabes
William Rolinson “Brows
Berlin
N. H
Burcon Smith
Hatph Brown
Philadelphia
Edward Hellsop
Mini Frances Holand
New York
Mise Besola ‘Jones
Edwin Moritz
New
Social news highlights a list of society events
The column details musical pieces by Cottenet Ronald and Leoncavallo, a Sewing Club gathering hosted by Miss Bessie Jones with notable guests, and a Board of City Missions meeting. It notes a motor party chaperoned by Mrs. E T Harwick to Chattanooga, a church wedding for Mary Parrish Prichard, and multiple tea and terrace tea events at the Piedmont Driving Club with numerous social hosts and guests.
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Bessie Jones
SrAncer Rownd
New York
Margaret Grant
Weatervelt Terhune
Clarence Haverty
Hughes Spalding
Marion Smith
Stewart Witham
George McCarty, Jr
Marshall Johnson
M. Charles Wheatley
Esther Smith
Maymie “Brown
Misa Katherine Buin
E. T. Harwick
Jacksonville
Fla
Chattanooga
Dixie Highway
Driving Club
Piedmont
William McKenzie
Tt. W. Hunt
Jay V. Carus
Orange Park
William Douglas
Sale Malone
Gladys Hanson Snook
Muton Dargan
Celquitt Carter
Strother
Banks-Greene wedding in LaGrange marks bright home ceremony
Miss Margaret Balls and Mr James Ross Greene of Nashville wed in a LaGrange home ceremony at Mr and Mrs Henry Banks. Decorations featured smilax and French baskets of roses. Attendants included maid of honor and several bridesmaids. the couple left for a wedding trip aboard the 9 19 tram and will reside in Nashville after August 10 as Mr Greene joins a lumber company and a furniture factory partnership.
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LaGrange
Margaret Balls
James Ross Greene
Nashville
Henry Banks
A J. Moncrief
Barnesville
Aroum
Catherine Mitchell
Martha Switchell
Kimmaline Greene
Henry Burks
Arthur Poreher
Bongr
Greene
Harold Greene
Oime
Destitute Families to Receive Proceeds of Local Movie
Two destitute families under Libby circle of the King's Daughters will receive proceeds from the Montgomery theater Sunday afternoon between 2 30 and 3 00. Mrs W D Ballard and Mrs F Goree will oversee the event. No admission will be charged. all donations will be gratefully accepted.
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Libby Circle of the
King’s Daughters
Montgomery Theater
W. D. Ballard
F. Goree
Fire damages home of D P Lott and family
In Belleseo, fire destroyed the home of Mrs D P Lott and her husband Monday afternoon with the loss of all contents. No insurance coverage reported. The blaze caused extensive damage before firefighters confined it. Neighbors assisted during the episode.
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Lott
Sen
Fira
Governor Harris to Address Atlant Ad Men Tonight
Governor Nat E. Harris will speak at the Ag Men's Club of Atlanta annual meeting tonight at 7 in the Ansley hotel. Officers will be elected, brief reports read, and a music program led by Charles T Fuller and other prominent musicians will accompany the event.
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Ag Men's Club of Atlant
Ansley Hotel
Nat E. Harris
Epyaker
Charles T Fuller
Atlanta
Moore 3 Memorial Church
Will Sing
Southern Railway Men Hear Efficiency Talks At Anstey
About 500 Southern Railway employees gathered at the Anstey hotel convention hall to hear talks on preventing injuries and accidents. Conductor T M Randall and Engineer H P Wootten shared safety tips from their railroading experience, joined by W W Walte of Atlanta Terminals. President Farfas Harrison attended and spoke briefly, greeting attendees and meeting many workers.
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Southern Railway
Anstey
Southern Railway Company
Ansley Hotel
T .M. Randall
Atlante
H. P. Wootten
Charlotte
W. W. Walte
Atlanta
Farfas Harrison
Boy Scouts Pallbearers at Buckhead Funeral
A 12 year old camper Tom Butler drowned at Shelnut pond near Buckhead. His funeral, with Boy Scout patrol members as pallbearers, was held Wednesday at 2 PM. Butler’s father J T Butler and mother lived on West Washington Street East Point. Hiram J Martin, patrol leader who died saving Butler, will be buried today at his parents’ Dunwoody home. Mrs Martin, widowed Scoutmaster’s wife, who witnessed the incident, was reported resting after a suicide attempt.
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Boy Scout
Pajtrol
Tom Butler
Shelnut Pond
Buckhead
Butler
J T Butler
West Washington Street
East Point
Hiram J Martin
Dunwoody
Martin
Record of Safe Passenger Travel on B and O Since 1907
The Baltimore and Ohio reports no passenger fatalities in train accidents since December 4, 1907. A statement tied to W N Bhitchel, Atlanta representative, notes 161,049,861 passengers carried and 401,161,902 passenger miles during this period.
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Baltimore and Wiennes
W. N. Bhitchel
Atlanta
Alabama House Backs 10-Year Tax Exemption Plan
Montgomery July 28 The lower house of the Alabama legislature voted to exempt for ten years all property connected with ship building plants cotton mills water power plants and plants for the manufacture of lime nitrogen and related increased values stemming from the planting of Satsuma oranges.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
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