Brilliant Reception At Neal Home For Visitors
Yesterday afternoon a large gathering at East Fourteenth Street welcomed Miss El Fy Leady of Knowsile and Miss Edith Elsbine of St Louis. The event featured garden flowers, palm and fern decorations, and a central yellow coreopsis centerpiece. An orchestra provided music for the reception and informal dance in the garage where about fifty young guests joined for supper beneath the rose garden and pergola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visses Marion
Simi Neal
East Fourteenth Street
Sereen Handred
el Fy Leady
Knowsile
Edith Elsbine
St Louis
Sardimeres
WS Neat Mp
Mra
Samuel T Weyman
and Mirs
H Rhett
Firby
Thornwell Jacobs
Hill
Thomas H Latham
Hamilton Couper
Marie Cobb
Louise Couner
Serie Punch
Walton Neal
Nina Neal
Dresden
Roddy
Brisbane
Capital City Club Roof Opening Draws Notables and Guests
A grand opening of the Capital City Club roof featured remodeling, a garden full cover, and lanterned parties. Dozens of out of town guests attended dinners with many notable locals and visitors from Baltimore Richmond Asheville and Garden City among others, paired with festive electric light displays and a gala ballroom atmosphere.
Woman Recovers Health After Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A woman from Traunton Ohio recounts improved health after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound noting she could work again after years of illness. Her daughter also benefited. the letter urges others to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham's Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts with confidential responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traunton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alise
Rena Bowman
10Th Street
Ironton
Qhio
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkleham
Miss Davis Hosts Luncheon for New York and Richmond Guests
Miss Rosalie Davis hosted about twenty guests at her Peachtree Street home for luncheon in sun parlor rooms. Attendees included Miss Deliie Woolles of New York guest of Wes Ida Winship, and Miss Mary King bride elect. Tables featured blue wicker baskets with pink lavender and white sweetpeas, hydrangea centerpieces, and blue tulle bows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Davis
Rosalie Davis
Peachtree Street
Deliie Woolles
New York
Wes Ida Winship
Masa Lien Wrest Wise
Richmond
John & Cohen
Mary King
Charles A Davis
Harver Anderson
Hudson Moore
Visa Davis
Wedding Bells in Atlanta as Miss Little Weds
Reports from a late 19th or early 20th century Atlanta wedding detail Miss Little's bridal attire of white crepe meteor and lace, with groom Roy Butler and Carl Langford as groomsmen. A reception at Mrs Thomas Latimer’s Angier Avenue home featured pink and white flowers, a sweet peas centerpiece, and a bride cake embossed with sweet peas.
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Roy Butler
Chattanooga
Carl Langford
Edna Lawson
Evelyn Hollingsworth
A Little
Kite
Thomas Latimer
Angier Avenue
George L. Duncan
Mes FL Greer
Latimer
Chu Mens
A. A. Daniels
Raleigh Wen
White Ciuffon
SH Daniels
Myrtle Latimer
Bland Pureell
Carrie Duncan
Alma Forrows
Mra Greer
Mountains
North Carolina
Tanta
Bright Party Fetes Guests at Adair Home Pool Dance
A two hundred guest party at Mr and Mrs Adairs Druid Hills residence featured swimming supper and dancing. Miss Frances Rowland of New York served as guest of honor in a white gown. Mrs Adair wore white net with black trim. Mrs Robert Gregg wore a white dress. The event moved to Druid Hills club for dancing after a lavish buffet and floral decor from the home garden.
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Miss Brown
Gladfyrd
Forsyth
Thacker May Brown
Lew York
Willde Cariten
Miss Brown Wiss Cariten
Janet Helcher
War
Maret VeCart
Miss Warjorie
Isa Brown
Ielizadnth Smuth
Janet Hatcher Mins
Jadys White
Ftizabeth Winship Bates
Miss Carlton
Wiss Brown
Raoul Brown
Driving Club
Hubert Foreman
Eulen Wright Wise
Richmond
John Cohen Mire
WD Eliar
William Kiltsey
Culver
Ind
Paul Brown
News York
Mexia City
Dorothy Hodgson
Athens
Wise
Towland
New York
RW Davis
Appleton Mandeville
Carrollton
George K Warden
Motte Fitzsimmons
EC McDougald
Louise Black
John Mitten McDougal
WePougald
Edward Inman
Hanseman
Nelie Peters
Jeetph Peters
Garden City
E I
Minsea Peters
Jack Pant J
Watertown
Fla
John Dozier Pow
Lloyd Bowers
Columbus
Wardeman
Lamb Retches
Ralph Rink
Ashevile
Alex McDourald
Miss Byrd
Gladys Bird
Pichker May Brown
Miss Pyrd
Wargaret McCart
Janet Watcher
Wuss Marjorie Weldon
Waud Holcomb
Piedmont Driving Club
Forrest Adair
Druid Hills
Atlanta
Druid Hifla Club
Frances Rowland
Adair
Robert Gregg
Community progress meeting closes with thanks and plans
Mra T F Stovall and Misa Mary Gray led remarks at a local gathering with Mrs Baynard Wil lngham and other organizers. Miss Gray praised past work and urged continued cooperation for the new administration. There will be no further meeting until August when plans for the new year will be perfected. After adjournment, delicious ices were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stovall
Aris Ant Cratte
Mary Gray
Baynard Willngham
Howard Sinkely
Harset
Jackson Conservation
J. A
J Oc Woodward
Walter ‘Marshall
W N. Smith
Miss Gray
Hartnett-Mann Nuptials Held in Gay Georgia
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Hartnett and Mr Royal Kipling Mann occurred at the bride's home in Gay Georgia on Tuesday at eight in the evening. Miss Hartnett's maid of honor was Miss Mary Strickland of Atlanta, with Mr RN Estes, a groom relative, as best man. The ceremony was by Elder R H Barwick of Columbia. Afterward the couple joined six other couples for a party supper at Warm Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Dorothy Hartnett
Royal Kipling Mann
Large Party Heads West From East Coast To Pacifi Northwest
A large party travels today by rail from eastern cities to the Pacific region in a special train organized by the McPaorland Tourist agencies. The roster includes many named attendees from Atlanta Rome and other states, heading to destinations such as Vancouver Seattle Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles with plans for stops and group activities.
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Pacifi
Lowle and
Nisbille
McPaorland
Tony
Chicago
Canadia National Park
Vancouver
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Tiajuana
Mexico
Yellowtone Park
Springs
Denver
Tonninga
E. Campbell
Rosa
Smith
Rogers
Marlton L
Aik
Ruth Williamns
Rome
Bai Hall
Soule Kimbrough
Caihoun
Burst
Fetham
Mattie Michael Monroe
Mamie Davis
Athens
Mary ” Parris
Valliosta
Kenreth Geer
Ambier
Mira Fihet Godfrey Bliss
Guy Irs
Som Gomer
Misa Lote Cody
Sarah Convers
John Cushman Green
Marshal F Sanders
Sandera
Greenwald SC
Julian A Salley
Helen Salley
Vu FM
Koigre
Misa
Lola Sannamaker
Orangebirg
Frank B Reger
Batesbure
Fred D
Brsant Charities
NG Atlan
Margaret
Ani
Pamuilo
Tampa
Tenkins
Jacksonville
Rowan Meridian
Wis
de Lacey
Orieona
Swariinaon
Maj Stroman
Bilas
Margaret Fain
Charleston
Davia
Norfolk Va
Atlanta Architect Wins Rome Prize for Europe Tour
Atlanta architect Philip Trammell Shute won the Rome prize from the American Academy of Architecture. The unmarried graduate faced design exams including an island garden and bridge task. He plans to depart September 1 for Rome and may tour Germany if the European war ends early. son of Philip Shutz of 24 West Peachtree Street. educated at Georgia Tech and Columbia University.
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Philip Trammell Shute
Atlanta
American Academy of Architecture
Romie
Mr Shutze
Shutze
Rome
Germany
Bhutee
Philip Shutz
West
Peachtree Street
Georgia Tech
Columbis University
Tift County Truck News Leads With Watermelon Weight
A garbled June report from Tifton notes a fast moving county truck and a question about harvest plans. The first ripe watermelon weighs 27 pounds and is sent to the office of the local paper, signaling unusual agricultural activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Sperial
Tit County
Igeal
Wondaz
Faust Spaghetti A Healthy Budget Friendly Dinner Add On
A local ad promotes Faust Spaghetti as a versatile side dish or filler for meals. It claims the Durum wheat product boosts health, reduces meat needs, and can form a full meal with bread and butter. Sold by Maull Bros in St Louis, USA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust S
Paghetti
Faust
Maull Bros
First ripe tomatoes gathered from canning club garden
The report notes the first ripe tomatoes were harvested Sunday from the garden of a canning club girl. Cokes are moving out by carbound, and cantaloupes will move next. A wag on food on the market is expected in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H H Oliver
Garden of
Canning Club
Seasonal Produce Describes Delayed Harvests in Week
A reader notes squash beans and corn arriving late leaving produce tiresome. Okra and green peas are developing while butter beans remain a few days from harvest and peppers are not mentioned. The message reflects garden patience and timing.
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Neal
Capital City Club
Dante
Hermma
Misa Theva Danes
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Misa Jane Thornton
Mise Hien Wise
John S Cohen
Mir
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Miriam Sikes
Wississippi
Ivesie
Max Ottley
June
Dorothy Peters
Garden City St
Edward Peters
Pillips
Asheville
Mise Lily Peepies
Delite Woolfe
Newark
J P
Mere Rix Stafford
Charles King
SF Peswana
and Vira
Clarence Ruse
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John S Cahen
Aa Speer
Stirs
Clic Audasen
Gentry
Reparthur Clarke
Kos
RM Callaway
J Ho Lewis Rand
Atre J A Porter
B.C Cothran
Redding
Ava
Ana
Wooa Deese
F_ OW Burr
Charles Phillipa
H L
Harver Mire
Barrett Air
Lowry Arnold
D Gae
Joseph Brown Connally
Natonal Toet Company
Chelena Market Co
Pryor
Jacobs
Pauk
Miss Woolley
Moss Traives Godfresh
Covington
Delte Woolley
Miss Ida
Anne Patterson
Butard Aiken
Brunswick
Warren Dun
Wisa Aiken Wise Denson
Messrs van Hall Willam Bedell
Sam DuBose
Woo Pone
Wealand Park
James L Garrison
Henry Roby
Whale
Lone
Paver
Arrie Matthoux
Manroe
Maye Watheart
John Man
Marvin Widdows
Ry Ward
Minn
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Walines
Hollingsworth-Greer
Minx Nettle Lee Holingsworth
Carrell Theodore Greer
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Clarence Grack
Mary Louise Everett
Laura Jones
Clarence B Greer
Crcamen
Maday
Gren
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Ruby Whitley
Irene
Waldes Mur
Louise Whitley
Dansnie Lee Braswell
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Hays Rera
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Clyde Turner
Hugh Bridfod
Bo Wrar i
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Tsreber
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Miss Little
Lads of
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Terian Church
Philathes
Miya Janet Little
Anstey
Vrs
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Presidi
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Equal Suffrage Movement
Georgla
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Moreland Avenue
Tate
Titene
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Vito George Tarrett
Frank Inman
Charles Northern
Wally Vass McGuaghy
Vna Mra AG
Eugene Bierce
Mir Ana Mins
Garland Mo Tones
Newnan Ga
Wiss Jens Knowles
Penscalt
Flawoe J
Cueste
College Park
Collee Park Womens Fl
Vic BD Gray
Civien
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Ge Ler
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Rountree
Whitehall St
Hartnett-Mann
Atlanta Architect
Europe
Tift County
Maxwell House Coffee
Cheek-Neal Coffee Co
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Mother
New South
Atlante
Largs
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
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