Expert cuisinières engagements surprise southern club dinners
The club announces the engagement of a renowned southern cuntisniere whose fame has increased weeklong dinner orders. Guests include Mrs Ida Compton of Atlanta and Miss Alice Richards of Winder. Mrs Charles D Camp and Miss Lilian Camp visit Montgomery, Ala. Mr H M Patterson and daughters return from Wrightsville Beach. H C Bagley heads to Savannah then New York with Mrs Bagley and Miss Helen Bagley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida. Compton
Atlanta
Misa Alice Richards
Winder
Charles D. Camp
Lilian Camp
Montgomery, Ala.ie
H.C. Bagley
Savannah
Mrs. Bagley
Helen Bagley
New York
Courtney Pinckney
Long Branch
Thomas A. Murray, Jr
Fowler Murray Jare
Cumberland
Elizabeth Gaines
Chicago
Moses Tallent
Auburn
One Pouncey
Bellton
J. E. McGaughey
Eastavenue
Shepard Bryan
Valeria Rankin
Doughty Maniey
M. A. Lindsey
Alice Sanders
Richmond
Airasta
J. C. Peck
Atlantic City
J. W. C. Horne
Americus
Guy S. Gardner
East Pine Street
MacDonald Willingham Wedding At 179 Ivy Street
A ceremony Monday afternoon at 3:30 at the bride Leila Willingham’s home 179 Ivy Street witnessed by relatives and friends. The couple includes Mrs Willingham noted as one of the city’s attractive women and George McDonald an advertising agent for Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Willingham
George McDonald
Ivy Street
Richards Webb Wedding Set in Canton Parlors
Canton Ga July 29 Special Thursday evening at 8 40 o clock Mr W Lee Richards and Miss Pollye Webb both of this place will be united in marriage in the parlors of the Webb house Only the immediate family of the bride two sisters and others are mentioned in the brief notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
W- Lee Richards
Pollye Webb
Webb
Savannah News Briefs on Visitors and Travel
Local items report Savannah residents and visitors traveling to Virginia North Carolina Kentucky New York Chicago and Louisville. Several families return from trips to North Carolina and Atlanta while others plan visits to Birmingham Nashville Tampa and Los Angeles. Continuous social events include dinners at the Driving Club and entertaining at East Cain Street homes.
Miss Armstrong Becomes Bank Teller in Women’s Dept
Miss Jennie Armstrong resigns as assistant principal of the Girls High School to become teller of the women’s department at the Fourth National Bank of Atlanta. The department, exclusive to women, inaugurates a southern first for the bank, with Armstrong praised for leadership, judgment and support of women in business life. The bank cites rising women depositors and convenience for ladies, including a leather bound check and pass book and payment of checks in fresh currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth National Bank of Atlanta
Miss Armstrong
Fourth National Bank
Felfer
Mer Jennie Armstrong
Atlanta Bank
South
Atlanta
Young Woman's Christian Association
Armstrong
Girls’ High School
Bank
Monopolist Club Members Share News and Views
Recurring city items list Miss Aline Mitchell winning first prize and Miss Pearl Mitchell taking the consolation in a Monopolist Club card event. Notable traveler notes include Miss Ruth Hasting visiting Louisville and Miss Mary Nunnally returning home to LaGrange, with several others returning from Savannah, Wrightsville Beach, Sapphire NC, and Memphis. An essayist reflections piece follows on judging human nature across professions, barbering to pastors, noting how context and occupation shape perception and the limits of judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline Mitchell
Pearl Mitchell
John Corrigan
Savannah
Ruth Hasting
Louisville
Armando DeRossett
Wrightsville Beach
Mary Nunnally
LaGrange
Litus
Lfe
Lke
Napoleon
Humorous Letter and Local Notices From Atlanta Paper
A reader recounts a humorous letter with a veiled compliment and a shoe pun, noting an ad for a lost shoe in The Atlanta Constitution and the tight ad space billed by the manager. The piece closes with mentions of Av B Hambrick and other figures at the Kimball and Atlanta area locals, including J D Martin at his home in Crew Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Jemima
Atlanta Constitution
Wil
Trox Bankston
West Point
J.’ D. Martin
Atlanta
Crew Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. M. Patterson
Claude Patterson
Clara Wakefelay
N. C
MacDonald- Willingham
Miss Burke
Iss May Burke
Harry Stockdell
Nina Gentry
Harry Fisher
Ethel Gay
Herry Stockdell
Julia Meador
Aline Patterson
Aline Gentry
Florene Waits
Piedmont Driving Club
John, Murphy
Miss Garnle
Forest Adair, Jr
Murphy
John Evans
Frank Foster
Garnie
W. Arnold
George Adair
Blount
A. D. Woestman
Harphy. R
GO. D. Woestman
Peidmont Driving Club
John Murphy
H.l Hunnicutt
Henry Potts
Vergil Harden
Jessie DeLane
T. J. Ripley
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
P. H. Moore
Atlanta Circle of the
King's Daughters and Sons
Austell Building
Bo Waits, ‘Tuse Sima, QO Decsary
A. L. Mitchell
Ella Zepara Dial
Jersey
Mitchell
Miss Dial
Mary Brown
George Brown
John Goldsmith
Virginia
Misses du Bignon
Lithia
Hugh Willet
Emma Bell
North
John R. Hopkins
North Carolina
C. J. Wachendorf
Lillie Newner
Louisville, Ky
Samuel Walker
Nashville
Alice L. Watson
Birmingham
Ala
Jackson Street
Wyman
Margaret Lah
Montgomery
City
James
Army Strong
Trinity Avenue
Emma Belle Lowndes
Warm Springs
Janie Evelynne Morgan
Tampa
Fla
Jessie Maude Martyn
Dawson
Pinkney Cherry
East Cain Street
M.D. George
Ethel Dreher
Lexington
Highland Avenue
8. E. Bagsey
California
Sarah Miller
Tenn
Henry Whitney
Marie
North Carolin
Misa Gail Harwood
Alma Pope
la Grange
J. ¥. Campbell
Fitzgerald
M.buice
H. c. Fischer
Newhan
Paul Romare
Robert M. Mills
Texas
Kate Lynon
West
Jennie Armstrong
Charles Sciple
Sapphire
N.C
C. C. Adams
Will Chidsey
Rome
Mr. T
Lewis
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Peck
Tallulah Falls
A. L. Burton
Memphis
Misa Hlien Hillyer
Eliza Carter
Carters, Ga
Will Parkhurst
E. M. Meal
Philosophic Desk
Society
J. P. Stevens
Whitehall St
Atlanta Gas Ligh Company
Trust Company OF Georgia
Equitable Building
Chas. W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
Av. B. Hambrick
Georgetown, Ky
Judge R. Farnest
South McAlester
Indi
Cabell Breckinridge
Danville, Fy
Eiseiag & Weil, Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Whitewall Street
Erpress
United States
Canada
Havana
Cuba
Agi
Southern Express Company
North Avenue
Perchtree Street
Wiliams Street
R. M. Clayton
Exposition Grounds
Pisamont Park
Frank Weldon
Does
Oxfords
Kitehall St
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