Open Air Play Delights Piedmont Driving Club Guests
Ben Greet Players entertain around 200 guests with a performance of Neurasthenia at the Piedmont Driving Club terrace hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Felder. Cast members include Mrs. W. C. Darnagin, Mrs. Ransom Wright, Mr. Claude Weller, Mr. Tom Donaldson, Mr. Frank Taylor, and Mrs. Ida Howell Cramer. An elegant supper, tropical terrace decor, and dancing followed the show.
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Thomas B. Felder
Francis Crowninshield
W. C. Darnagin
Ransom Wright
Claude Weller
Tom Donaldson
Frank Taylor
Wallace Draper
Ida Howell Cramer
Thaddeus E. Horton
N. C. Trumper
Hildreth Burton-Smith
Dubbins
Frank Owens
Felder
Players
Atlanta D A R Garden Party Hosts Luncheon
Mrs Louis Maeckel to entertain at luncheon Wednesday in compliment to Mrs Martin Dunbar s guests Miss Thellma Dargan of Jacksonville and Miss Maude Miller of St Louis D A R Lawn Fete is the wish of the Atlanta chapter to make the garden party a success
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Louis Maeckel
Martin Dunbar
Thellma Dargan
Jacksonville
Maude Miller
St. Louis
Atlanta
D A. R
Brilliant gala to be held at Slaton home on Peachtree
A Wednesday afternoon event at the home of Mr and Mrs John Marshall Slaton on Peachtree road will be a brilliant gathering. Patriotic societies and the general assembly members in the city will be guests, with invitations to be extended Tuesday morning at the opening of the assembly.
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John Marshall Slaton
Peachtree Road
General Assembly
Atlanta chapter hosts lawn fete with patriotic work event
Ten patrons as friends of the Atlanta chapter invitees from 5 to 7 pm for a lawn fete supporting women's organized work and Atlanta development. A bright program of entertainment will unfold and 20 admissions at 30 cents are charged. The note mentions further social events including a quiet wedding at Sunset Avenue and various social teas and parties centered on local families and Georgia Tech connections.
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Friends of the
Atlanta
Bridal shower scenes and society notices in Decatur
Decorated in fern and white, Miss Brooks as maid of honor wore satin while the bride-elect wore yellow charmeuse. A unique acrostic Redwine gift honored the couple. Afternoon teas, piano recitals, and linen showers followed at homes and local venues with Mrs. J McGaughey and Mrs. Redwine among organizers. Civic beauty and hospital charity events set for late June and courthouse meeting for Decatur society groups.
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Miss Brooks
Lillian Brooks
Capitol Avenue
Miss Pearl Medley
E. M. Redwine
Punch
Irma Brooks
Grace Hamilton
Irma Lichenstein
Redwine
Isaac F. Redwine
Social items show host of Atlanta travelers and guests
Miss Lucie Harris will study at Knox villa University Summer school. Many residents, including Mr. Thomas Egleston, Mrs. Agnes Turner, Miss Frayne, Miss James, and Miss Chunn, journey or stay at the Georgian Terrace, Indian Spring, Wrightsville Beach, and Boston. Families travel to Asheville, Savannah, Barnstable, and prize trips to Europe with planned returns in September.
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Lucie Harris
University
Knoxvill
Thomas Egleston
New York
Sall
Europe
Weather Record Shows Unseasonable Heat and Strong Sunday Wind
The thermometer topped 86 degrees Monday before a late rain cooled the air yet left it oppressive. Showers were forecast for Monday or Tuesday, with lingering unstable conditions. A fierce Sunday wind storm damaged storefronts as it gusted up to 64 miles per hour, driving rain horizontally. government instruments captured the readings though the weather bureau was closed.
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Weather Bureau
Another Precedent Smashed by Wilson
President Wilson broke protocol by personally walking to the gate to say farewell to Bermuda colonial secretary A Popham Lobb after hosting him at the White House. Earlier guest Mr Loeb, first met in Bermuda, joined luncheon before Lobb departed.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Goodby
A. Popham Lobb
Bermuda
Loeb
Capitol
Donts for hot weather issued by Alsberg
Washington reports Dr Carl Alsberg, head of the U S bureau of chemistry, released hot weather donts to curb heat effects. He urged temperate eating, avoiding excess, dressing lightly, resisting ice cold drinks, and not watching the thermometer. He warned Teed drinks disrupt digestion and stressed keeping eyes from the thermometer.
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Washington
Carl Alsberg
Harvey W. Wiley
United States Bureau of Chemistry
Alsberg
Dr. Alsberg
Zebulon Man Shot by Father in Law in Georgia
In Zebulon Georgia at about 9 PM J F Nett was shot and killed by J W Vaughan. Nett was Vaughan's son in law and the killing followed family trouble. The coroner’s jury deemed the homicide justifiable though Nett's father charged Vaughan with murder. No eyewitnesses were present.
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Zebulon Man
Zebulon
J. F. Nett
J. W. Vaughan
Neill
Vaughan
Senoia
Residents Plan Southern Tour Including Macon and Americus
The party plans an absence of about ten days touring southwest Georgia visiting Macon Marshallville and Americus among other points. Mrs John Adams of Dublin and her daughter Frances arrive Wednesday as guests of Miss Henrietta Dull prior to a wedding with Dr James A Broach. Mr and Mrs P D McCarley are in Chicago. Mrs C B Derby hosts her sisters Miss Lynwood Watera and Mrs Raymond H Dominick at 207 Hopkins Street West End. Swift Co Fresh Beer in Atlanta for week ending June 21 averaged 11.22 cents per pound.
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P. J. Farrell
East Alexander Street
Farrell
Cora Lou Thomas
J. Jefferson Thomas
Acrell
Frank Powell
Johnson
Elmira Grow
George Macmillan
Jean MacMillan
Robert Harris
Philips
Fred Ingraham
Elige Beattie
Earl Yhrelkeld
Clanton Armstrong
America
Frances Woodberry
Europe
England
Scotland
Atlanta
Savannah
H. R. King
Grant Street
Yellowstone Park
Chicago
St. Paul
Salt Lake City
Coloradio Springs
Denver
Georgia
Macon
Marshallville
Americus
John
Adams
Dublin
Frances
Henrietta Dull
Jamey A. Broach
P. D. McCarley
C. B. Derby
Lynwood Watera
Raymond H. Dominick
Hopkins Street
West End
Swift & Co
Farmer dies in terrific hail storm at Oxford event
A severe hail storm swept the Macedonia section of Stan county near Oxford, Georgia, killing farmer John Camp, about 40, and injuring his family. Camp owned lands in Alabama and Newton county. The storm damaged corn and cotton crops already behind due to cold weather two weeks earlier.
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Oxford
Macedonia
Stan County
Newton
John Camp
Camp
Alabama
Newton County
New York Church Keeps Summer Services Open
St Bartholomew s church at Madison Avenue and Forty fourth Street will offer free writings full choir and strong preachers this summer. Services run from the first Sunday in July to the end of August with July preaching by Bishop Thomas F Gailor of Tennessee noted as a foremost preacher and chancellor of the University of the South who has many friends in Atlanta.
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New York
St. Bartholomew's Church
Madison Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
Geilor
3Ie
University of the South
Atlanta
Faust Spaghetti Nutrition Claim Ad
An old advertisement extols Faust Spaghetti as a nutrient dense, economical food for children. It claims a 10 cent package equates to four pounds of beef, promotes easy digestion, and urges readers to request a free recipe book to discover many dish ideas.
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