Tea and bridge scenes at Southern social clubs
Mrs. Harman hosts a May tea on the terrace for guests from Green Valley Tennessee and Nashville with family assisting. A large group of young ladies and visitors attend, including Miss Louise Broyles and Miss Theo Burr of Savannah. Separate items note a bridge party for Miss Burr and a Parker house party at Ashante in Clayton hosted by Miss Louise Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Harman
Constance
Mary O'Keefe
Greeneville
Louise Broyles
Ierry Harman
Harry Harman, Jr
Mildred Harman
Mina Louise Broytes
Misa Mary Traylor
Misa Margaret Traylor
Hula Jackson
Bunite Jackson
Nashville
Mia
Robert Maddox
Isabel Robinson
A. E. Harless
Theo Burr
Savannah
Frank Lake
Entertainments at Camp Joy Bridge Party Notes
Entertainments at Camp Joy include boating, bathing, and a country dinner. A afternoon bridge at Miss Brock Jeter’s home featured prizes and guest lists with Miss Sarah Timmons of Montgomery as honor guest. Y W C A notes, a July wedding in McDonough, dinners in Newport Ky, and social updates fill the page with briefs on society individuals and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Joy
Huraday
B. G. West
Yancey Bryant
G. L. Griffin
John Zuyer
G. West
Kate Gilbert
Harry Poole
Hammock
Social items note residents leaving for vacations and visits
Mrs. George Forrester and son plan a Kanaga trip from Friday through September joining Mr and Mrs Rutherford Lipscomb. Mrs Charles Dannak returns home this week from visiting relatives. Mr Joseph Raine to join wife at Oceanic Wrightsville Beach. Mr John M Beall and daughter Mildred Beall in Georgia at the Georgian Terrace. Mrs Heaillie attends Southeastern Passenger association meeting. Several ladies at the Pines Tallulah Falls and visits to Washington Street in Americus. Mr Frank Blackburn returns from Barnesville. Mrs Charles Evelyn Smith visits Richmond relatives. Dr H C White and wife to spend August at Engleside Beath Avenue NJ. Mr and Mrs S P Brown Albany GA and LeRoy Brown guests of Harold Hirsch. Miss Margaret Bardwell of Chase City entertained by Miss Ferol Humphries then returned home. Mr and Mrs George E King enjoy a sporting stay at Waynesville NC before summer at Kingwood near Clayton. Miss Nellie Dibble at Talulah Falls. Miss Sarah Timmons of Montgomery returns home after visiting Miss Brock Jeter. Mrs Wellborn Hill and Miss Letne Ladson leave Thursday for Texas. Mrs A A Carr of Covington visiting her niece Michela Redwine. Miss Annie Lou Talley being enjoyed during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hill Gordon
Ponce de Leon Baptist Church
New Hampshire
George Forrester
Kanaga
Rutherford Lipscomb
Charles Dannak
Joseph Raine
Wrightsville Beach
Margaret Bardwell
Chase City
Ferol* Humphries
George E. King
Waynesville
N.C
Kingwood
Clayton
Nellie Dibble
Talhah Falls
Sarah Timmons
Montgomery
Brock Jeter
Wellborn Hill
Letne Ladson
Texany
Palmetto social event hosts Misa Flora Condor
Palmetto Georgia host Misa Flora Condor welcomed Annie Lee Crawford of Reynolds and Mattie Lima of Jonesboro as guests for a social gathering. The informal event highlighted community ties and friendship among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmetto, GA
Misa Flora Condor
Annie Lee Crawford
Reynolds
Mattie Lima
Joneshoro
Misa Condor
Social Week End At Warm Springs And Nearby Visits
Misses Lucile and Fdna Condor spent the week end at Warm Springs while Miss Rena May Ledbetter of Birmingham joined Mrs. D. B. Bullard for a series of entertainments. Miss Myrtie Tatum visits Cedartown as Mrs and Mrs F R Smith depart for an extended trip to New York and Boston. Margaret and Mary Cochran hosted a party for Miss Campsie Brewster of Bartow, Fla, with crepe myrtle decor and cordial refreshments. A large list of guests attended including Mrs. Zellars, Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Duke, Mrs. Megee, Mrs. Wilkins, Miss Ruth Brittain, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile
Fdna Condor
Warm Springs
Rena May Ledbetter
Birmingham
D. B. Bullard
Myrtie Tatum
Cedartown
F. R. Smith
New York
Boston
Margaret
Mary Cochran
Campsie Brewster
Bartow
Fla
Misa Brewster
T. P. Zellars
B. W. Cochran
G. Duke
Luther Megee
Union City
LP. Wilkins
College Park
A. N. Brittain
Ruth Brittain
Roanoke
Ala
Nell Morris
Hattie
Cecil Daniel
Lucile Smith
Katherine
Ethel
Grace Reid
Osteve Swan
Marion Arnold
Janie
Kate Hudson
Flora
Edna
Nevelle Conder
Annis Lee Crawford
Reynolds
Mattie Bima
Jonesboro
Hughes Puzzled by Farmer's Letter From Constituents
Washington July 30 Special Representative Dudley Hughes of Georgia, a lifelong farmer and former president of the Georgia State Agricultural Society, questions a farmer's letter about a seedless tomato. The note, from Sam Yopp of Flatwoods, asks for seed, but the government has not perfected seedless tomatoes. Hughes issued notices about a new agricultural bulletin on army fall worm eradication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dudley Hughes
Georgia
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Sam Yopp
Flatwoods
B. T. Gallowey
Bureau of Plant Industry
Snd
Hughes
Agricultural Department
Naval bases barred by Monroe Doctrine
Senator Lodge will report to the senate foreign relations committee that the Monroe doctrine forbids any foreign nation from acquiring a naval base at Magdalena Bay or similar sites in the Americas. The forthcoming report is expected to reaffirm the doctrine amid earlier disclosures that a Japanese fishing firm sought 4,000,000 acres near Magdalena Bay, with Taft noting no direct government backing by Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Magdalena Bay
Senator Lodge
Senate Committee
Foreign Relations
Magdalena Day
California
Taft
Rome Has Not Changed Ne Temere Decree In U S
Washington report notes no change in Catholic marriage law in the United States from the pope's order. Bonaventura Cerretti says the provision merely restates a rule used in Germany and Hungary allowing priests to witness mixed marriages when couples refuse to follow church law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bonaventura Cerretti
Papal Legation
Mgr
Cerrsitti
Rome
Germany
Huhgary
Mer. Cerretti
England
Hungary
Reame
Cerritt
Gains for 41 counties in tax digest reports
Forty one counties sent tax digests to Comptroller General W A Wright. Twenty five report gains totaling 8786603 while sixteen show losses totaling 859706, yielding a net gain over last year of 1926957. Counties listed include Appling Bartow Berrian Clingh Columbia Dawson Effingham Franklin Gordon Gilmer Grady Hall Jones Madison Marion Polk Quitman Tutt Toombs Towns Walker Warren White Wilkinson and losses include Brooks Chattonga Dodge Fannin Grigsock Heard Jasper Johnson Macon Milton Murray Pickens Taliaferro Taylor Union Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wright
Appling
Bartow
Berrian
Clingh
Columbia
Dawson
Pooly
Effingham
Franklin
Gordon
Gilmer
Grady
Hall
Jones
Madison
Marion
Polk
Quitmal Tutt
Toombs
Towns
Walker
Warren
White
Wilkinson
Brooks
Chattonga
Dodge
Fannin
Grigscock
Heard
Jasper
Johnson
Ma¢én
Arthur Brisbane to Wed Miss Cary
New York July 80 Arthur Brisbane of The New York Evening Journal will marry Phoebe Cary at Calvary Episcopal Church. Cary is daughter of Seward Cary of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
Miss Cary
New York
The
New York Evening Journal
Calvary Episcopal Church
Misa Phoebe Cary
Seward Cary
City
Washington Roosters Anger Cy Sulloway
In Washington on July 20 Representative Cy Sulloway of New Hampshire introduced a resolution to investigate all chicken squid and pigeon scoops in the resident capital area. He seeks to learn what police have done to curb the nuisance and reportedly may pursue a shotgun if authorities do not act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cy Sulloway
New Hampshire
Normal Teacher Annie McCullough Dies in Georgia
Miss Annie McCullough, 85, a noted Georgia educator, died in Rea Gak. She taught 15 years in Brunswick public schools and at Gordon Institute, and chaired English at Millegeville State Normal and Industrial College. She summers at Columbia College New York. Survived by four brothers L McCullough and Sam McCullough of Atlanta, Sam Mel Cubrough, and Rev. Frank McCullough, and sister Miss Alice McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea Gak
Annie McCullough
Georgia
Mise McCullough
Brunswick
Gordon Institute
State Normal and Industrial College
Milleégeville
Columbia College
New York
L. McCullough
Atlanta
Sam Me S. McCulnough
Sam Mel Cubrough
Frank McCullough
Alice McCullough
This
Park Commission Authority Denied by City Ordinance Committee
The ordinance committee decided to aid a trick an ordinance from the park commission that prohibited any city department from interfering with the parks without consent. The action may provoke a howl from the commission at its meeting next Tuesday. The committee also moved to set aside an ordinance banning carpet beating on streets and another requiring cleanup of residences when vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strick
Park Commission
No Single Tax for England Denied by Premier
London July 80 The British premier Herbert Asquith denied in the house of commons this afternoon that the government proposes to frame a measure for a single tax on land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Herbert Asquith
House of Commons
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Misa Elizabeth Blanc
Katherine Crandall
Elizabeth Butler
Virginia Lipscomb
Rosalie Davis
Dorothy High
Miss Parker
Lillian Mitchell
Dorothy Traynham
Ida Winship
Faille Johnson
Katherine DuBose
Ellen Wolff
Ruth Reid
Marcellus Halleman
Harriet Heynes
Myra Clark Scott
Louise Parker
Georgian Terrace
Restaurant
A la Carte Club
Jes
Kathleen Norris
Pubuebet the
Macmillan Company
Glenn Photo-Stock Co
Miss Jeter
Misa Brock Jeter
Weat
Peachtree Street
Miss Timmons
Lamar Jeter
Midas Tummons
Mary Murphy
Mary Peabody
Laura Cole
Minor Collins
Lydia McBride
Misa Mary Ricd
Georgia Rice
Ruby McCaughey
Misa Minnie Purvis
Ruth Duncan
Mabel Hurt
Mary Frances Bowden
Grace Coffin
Mulidla Fontaine
Marian Harlan
Lois Carroll
Marian Woolley
Edwina Harper
Miss Wilkins
Robie Wilkins
Janie Webb
Athens
Louise Ripley
Marian Perdue
Miss Wilking
Miss Webb
Misa Danay Eckert
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Steiner-Emery
Yancy-Milliken
McDonough
Elliott Yancy
Snapping Shoals
J. M Milliken
Eaton
E. Draste
Blue Grass Inn
Newport
George Silber
Misa Minnie Sllber
Charles Weltnauer
D. C
Ming Mary
Dodd
Aquinla Turner Robinson
Church of Ascension
Miss Taney
Miss Dodd
Brandywine
Thomas B. Payne
J. Carroll Payne
Helen Payne
Greenbriar
White Sulphur Springs
Christine Jameson
Tabernacle
N. C
Elizabeth Walcott
Julia Rogers
Nell
Annie Hollingsworth
J. Luke White
Frank Hol
John Henry Pace
Tate Spring
Hubert McCaslin
Bowling Green
L. Magi
North Avenue
Mary Jeter
Mobile
Lafayette
Alane
Joseph Moody
Fleming duBignon
Nan duBignon
Toxaway
Adam Jones
Ruth Taylor
Baltimore
Elizabeth Gregg
Illinois
A. G Hartridge
Clark Howell
Pine HI
Jennie Smith
Joseph Richardson
Mildred Beall
St. Louia
Gertrude Richardson
Black Mountain
Marjorie Brown
Rohena Bhaw
Cartersville, Ga
Louise Allen
Lyda Moore
Fannie May Bchéll
C. Speer
University of Tennessee
South
EB. B. Davis
Statesboro
H. J. Prance
Americus
Knoxville
RB. Ridley, Jr
Borden Wheeler Springs
Wee
Mrs
H. H. McCall
Philadelphia
T. H Hancock
Misa Lacy
B. Turman
Hexagon Hall
John Oliver
Blaine Oliver
North
John M. Beall
St. Louis
Heaillie
Southeastern Passenger Association
M. C. Crash
the Pines
Tallulah Falls
Eby
Joseph Eby
Floyd Johnson
Robert Blackburn
Washington Street
Prank Blackburn
Barnesville
Charles Evelyn Smith
Richmond
Egleston
H. C. White
Engleside, Beath
Aveh
N. J
P. Brown
Albany, Ga
LeRoy Brown
Harold Hirsch
A. A. Carr
Covington
Michela Redwine
Ming Annie Lou Talley
Kelley Bros. Co
Farmer
Washington Roosters
Cy” Sulloway
M. Rich & Bros., Co: “A Department of
Famons
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