Atlanta Woman Workers and Wedding News Feature
A fragment reports on factory workers, noting uneven tucks and wasted material, with pay questions tied to a sister worker. It mentions Miss Mary Deas Tupper winning first prize and Miss Billie Patterson the consolation in a luncheon game. Also covered is the wedding of Xenie May Spencer to Brooks Kline at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Deas Tupper
Billie Patterson
Spencer Kline
Xenie May i Spencer
Mr. Brooks Kline
Georgie Avenue
Mr. Atwood
John Ryan
Tag Ryan
Wrightsville
Jennie. Mobley
Sadie Workman
Henry Potts
Greenleaf
Cloudland
Lloyd McRae
George Brown
Tate
Open evening whist for Mrs Ravenel at Piedmont Driving Club
Mrs Ravenel will be guest of honor at a morning whist party hosted by Mrs Harvey Johnson and Mrs Laury Arnold at Piedmont Driving Club. Invitees include numerous Atlanta society names and social leaders. An Open Question discusses attitudes toward home industry and pricing by Atlanta and southern women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenel
Julien Ravenel
Piedmont Driving Club
Harvey Johnson
Laury Arnold
Joseph Thompson
Archibald Davis
Henry Jackson
Henry B. Tompkins
Hugh McKee
Robert Ridley
Lewis Ghoistin
Don Pardee
WH Parsons
Dunbar Roy
John Fitten
Lewis Palmer
Ralph van Landingham
James English Jr
John Moore
Edward Peters
George M. Brown
Mitchell
Julia Hammond
Marvy
Bramby Hilsman engagement and local society notes
Clonel and Mrs Walter Izard Heyward announce the engagement of their niece Miss Lacey Leigh Brumby to Dr Agnew Hilsman of Albany with a marriage planned at Kenwood. The piece also covers Mrs Kline’s Jacksonville ties, Hortense Horne’s card party, a Piedmont Driving Club concert program, and social events including a Lookout Inn ball and upcoming artist appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramby-Hilsman
Clonel
Walter Izard Heyward
Lacey Leigh Brumby
Agnew Hilsman
Albany
Kenwood
Marletta
Greenville society notes in Greenville South Carolina
The Greenville social scene features Mrs Don Pardee and Miss Newman from Atlanta, hosting and attending numerous downtown gatherings. A wave of receptions, card games, and house parties underscores a busy summer in Greenville with visitors from Atlanta and notable locals. marriages and moves also surface among the city’s social-elite circles.
Jacksonville and Atlanta social notes drift across Georgia
Jacksonvill e residents prepare trips to Macon and Atlantic Beach while friends in Macon, Tallulah Falls, Athens and Washington share visits. Miss Edythe Stephens to be entertained in August. Edythe returns from New York. Many locals return from Virginia Beach, New Orleans, Michigan and other stops as Mrs Price Murray, Dr Murray, and others host gatherings. Bur nett’s Vanilla Extract ad closes the page with a price quality line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Stephens
New York
C. P. Burt
Lithia
Frank McCallum
Cincinnati
John 8 Cohen
Atlantic City
Elizabeth Prather
Alabama
Bessie Lanier
West Point
Tallulah Falls
Atlanta
Harry Canteyta
R. L. Webb
Atlantic Beach
Mildred Wilson
Yoursville
Lewis Beck
Janie Speer
Arthur Rivers
New Orleans
Katherine Hogan
Virginia Beach
Stephen Palmer
Washington
Moultrie Hitt
Lowe
Augusta
T B Green
Washington, Ga
Ht Springs
Ark
Price Murray
Michigan
Walter Jester
Athens
W R Jester
Willowrool
No Reader Elected as Church Seeks By Law Changes
The Christian Science Church failed to elect a reader last night following Mrs Livingston Mims resignation. Changes to by-laws were approved to use ballots for future elections and by-law amendments. A secret committee was tasked with reporting on incorporating mother church by-laws with local interpretations, affecting three year reader elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Church
Livingston Mims
Mims
Equipment in School as Necessary as Tools in Work
A Southern Female College at College Park showcases extensive instructional equipment including a 4 000 volume library 7 000 specimen museum physics and chemistry laboratories an India telescope arboretum art studios forty six pianos a pipe organ an orchestral set and gymnasium plus a steam heated dormitory baths clock infirmary and staffed with a capable faculty Catalogue address Charles C Cox College Park Ga Sunday School Celebration Madison Ga July 30 Special reports on Morgan county union gathering with Hon J B Hunnicutt of Atlanta as speaker and a lively program of songs recitations and generous basket dinners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Female College
College Park
Charles C Cox
Madison
Morgan County
Fair Grounds
J B Hunnicutt
Atlanta
H. W. Baldwin
Alabama Miners Send Money To Anthracite Strikers
Montgomery July 30 A special to The Advertiser from Birmingham reports the Alabama United Mine Workers of America will send 25000 to the strike rans as July contribution. The monthly assessment rises to 44058 75 with 26000 for July due to payable bail out. About 150 miners remain idle in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
Alabama United
Mine Workers of America
Negro Drunk At Hotel Door In Tifton
In Tifton Georgia a drunken Negro caused a public stir when he entered a guest’s room at the Kiondike restaurant area near noon The guest identified him as the intruder and he was bound over to the county court on a misdemeanor charge under a $200 bond Local citizens considered taking action but left the matter to the court Also in New York Mary Runyon Haskins was granted a divorce from Harry Caryl Haskins, daughter of the late Theodore Runyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Kiondike
Tim
Rght
Haskins
New York
Mary Runyon Haskins
Theodore Runyon
Germany
Harry Caryl Haskins
Erwin Cotton Mill Plans Big North Carolina Plant
A Durham report cites B N Duke and Secretary Erwin announcing Erwin Cotton Mill will build a new denim plant on the Cape Fear river in Harnett County North Corona to employ about two thousand workers. The project includes 2 000 looms, 76 600 swindles, and will spawn a town of around 5 008 population with site layout to begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Charlotte
Observer
Durham
B N Duke
New York
Erwin Cotton Mil Company
Erwin
Cape Fear River
Harnett County
North Corona
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Miss Horne
Miss Hortense Horne
Kline
William Spencer
Jacksonville
P F Codher & Son
Esterday
Wurm
Or Vrchestra
Piedmont
Hoffman
Raghiime
Remus
Broadway
Clark
Miss Robinson
Katherine Gholstin
Emma Robinson
Bessie Moore
Gertrude Lipphart
Hattie May High
Bessie Woolward Gelen Nicolson
Roberta Scott
Josie Lee Williford
Mary Thomas
Kate Robinson
Katrina Reese
Julian Perdue Hortense Horne
Laura Witham
Lillie May Bagter
Willie Belle Campbell
Willie Russell Law
Edna Stilson
Nellie Deveney
Laura Payne
Harriet Ellis
Etta May Thornton
Annie May Thorn
Lula Callaway
Lookout
Lookout Inn
Grau Opera Company
Andreas Dippel
Mme Zelle DeLineson
South Side Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lillie Belle Moore
Que
Charleston
Price
Saad
Greenville
S. C
8. C
Newman
Cleveland
H. D. Winns
Ains Villa
West Greenville
Yisses Cleveland
H. D. Wixins
Hamlin Beats
Jesse R. Smith
WB. F
B. Din
Washington Street
Emma Gwin
Ohio
John Russell
McLeod
Asneville
Wilim G. Sirrine
Sirring
Charles M Mayson
Harry W. Anderson
Moss Rose
Guover
Wrightsville Beach
Frank Perry
Nashville
Jackson Street
P & Jackson
St Louis
Albert Foster
Madison, Ga
Grace Roberts
South Georgia
Eugene Black
Magnolia
Mass
Catherine Cain
Peachtree Street
Mr. Hill
W. Martin
E 'T. Morgan
Jennie Anita
Montgomery, Ala
Robert T. Clayton
Robert
Eleanor
Whitesburg
William King
Lexington
Gertrude Corrigian
Jenaly | Berry
Savannah
J. Bateman
Toccoa
Marion Hulsey
Falls
B. C
Harry P. Stobart
Baltimore
Lillie Levin
South Carolina
Henry Francis
Tallulah
Lottie Green
Mary Aldridge
Howell
Mills
Downing
Joseph Ratine Ia
Oliver Springs
Tenn
Susie Lucas
Misses Mitchell
Piedmont Avenue
May Moortriss
Mary Fionn
Katie McGee
Penelop
Frances Epple Sterling
Joan Mark
Hmmie Baker
Deerlands
Flat Shoals
Jucy Graham Crozier
J K Ottley
Joveuue
Knoxville
Aso
Ethel Mobley
Wrightaville
John Rogers
M ‘W Chambers
Yoel Hunter
Lithe
Marietta
Miss MacMillan
Ralph Brown
W M Walton
Fed Clarke
Camden
John Morris
Tathia
Richard and
James McGill
Annie Flynn
Macon
Oine
Burnett
Atlanta Gas Lighet
Gorsagonsapy
Barbruef
Diamonds
Chas. W. Frankshaw
Whitehall Street
Kreis
Trinity Avenue
J. P. Bouvier
Whitehall St
Dorflinger
Cut Glass
Bbs & Wey
Charles W. Crankshaw, Bingwine
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