Wetherill and Campbell Dinner Parties at Piedmont Driving Club
Social notes from Atlanta recount dinners at the Piedmont Driving Club. ISS Phoebe Wetherill hosted by Miss Julia Porter with guests Cornelia Green Emma Belle Lowndes Janie Speer and others. Miss Nellie Campbell hosted with Nellie Black Sadie Morris Porter Langston Sanford Rust Myron Freeman. The Hollingsworth Norris wedding quiet at Rev T P Cleveland’s home with attendants Lizzie Hollingsworth and Fred Norris. Whist tournament results and forthcoming weddings also noted.
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Miss Wetherill
Phoebe Wetherill
Julia Porter
Piedmont Driving Club
Lynn Werner
Cornelia Green
Washington, Ga
Emma Belle Lowndes
Janie Speer
Hallman Sims
John Barry
Frank Orme
Bates Block
Miss Campbell
Nellie Campbell
St. Louis
Nellie Black
Sadie Morris
Porter Langston
Hollingsworth-Norris
Aline Hollingsworth
Reese Norris
T. P. Cleveland
Lizzie Hollingsworth
Fred Norris
Mr. Norris
Southern Railway
Mrs Norris
Cumberland Island
Ome
South Pryor Street
Lowry Arnold
John M. Moore
Marion Jackson
Bradley
Elyp
Virginia
Bernadina Dahlgren
Staunton
C. A. Dahlgren
Elizabeth McCue
Susan Calhoun
Mabel Powers
Wrightsville Beach
Pennsylvania
Taurie Harrison
Miss Powers
Atlanta Lawyer Weds LaGrange Bride Miss Cochran
The ceremony united Miss Latham Cochran of LaGrange and Mr. R O Cochran of Atlanta with Rev. R F Eakes officiating. The couple left for North Carolina before returning to Atlanta. Also noted are social items from Waycross and Savannah, with many local residents traveling, visiting, or attending weddings and events in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R O. Cochran
Atlanta
Latham
society notes from Macon and Decatur social season
Judge Miller of Macon visits, Colonel and Mrs Lowry host luncheon for Major Stahlman of Nashville, dinners planned with George Dexter and Henry Hunter Smith guests. Mrs Raoul travels to Bolingbroke for anniversary dinner. Agnes Scott Institute ad touts Decatur campus advantages and healthful climate with contact for catalogue from Rev. F H Gaines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Lowry
E. B. Stahlman
Nashville
Ann
William Greene Raoul, Jr
Bolingbroke
Mr. Raoul
George Wadley
Henry Hunter Smith
Cuyler
Smith
Lawyers to Honor Judges With Barbecue at Brownwood
The Atlanta Bar Association plans a large barbecue tomorrow afternoon at Brownwood the country home of Julius J Brown near the Soldiers home to compliment district judges and supreme court justices. The event promises speeches light fare and much humor with lawyers and guests meeting at the courthouse at 1 30 pm for special cars to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Bar Association
Supreme Court
Brownwood
Julius J. Brown
Bar Association
Court House
Death of Col G H Waring Prominent Georgia Man
Colonel George Houston Waring a leading Georgia businessman and Civil War veteran died in Savannah after months of illness. He survived by daughters Mai Jonestone and Nell Howard Waring and son George Houston Waring. His body will be transported to Cement for interment after arriving in the city. He served on General Hardee’s staff and later managed Howard cement works at Cement Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
George’ Houston Waring
Georgia
Waring
William Waring
Annie Johnstone
Eula Susan Howard
Charles Wallaces Howard
General Hardee
Howard* Cement Works
Cement, Ga
Mai Jonestone Waring
Cement
Nell Howard Waring
New York
George Houston Waring
Omaha
City
Western
Atlantic
Huntsville Gas Light Plant Sold at Auction
Huntsville Alabama June 26 The Huntsville Gas Light Company property and perpetual franchise were sold by chancery court decree to receiver Charles Findley for 43000 to R C Brickell and associates. Purchasers plan extensive plant improvements and operate the utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville Light Plant
Huntsville
Ala
Huntsville Gas Light Company
Chancery Court
Charles Findley
R. C. Brickell and Associates
Fair Committees Name President May Come South
Interstate fair directors meet and appoint a committee to invite President Roosevelt to visit Atlanta in October. The panel includes Robert Maddox F J Paxon and H B Els to coordinate with chamber of commerce city council and others. Macon invites the president to open the National Farmers Congress October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H.cabaniss
Chamber of Commerce
City Council
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Robert F. Maddox
F. J. Paxon
Els
Macon
National Farmers ® Congress
Thomas Hegleston
Cabanisa
He Nonnally
Ellis
J. K. Ottley
Curfew Law Asked by Atlanta YWCTU Members
The Belle Kearney YWCTU resolved at a meeting to petition Atlanta’s city council for a curfew law modeled after Denver. Members argued such a law would foster good habits and shield youth from temptations, and a copy of the resolution will be sent to council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Denver
Cole
Atlanta
Belle Kearney Young Women's Christian Temperance Union
Venables Win Their Case for 6014 in Senate Action
Washington dispatch reports the Venable Construction Company won a Senate claim for 6014 dollars for work done in Florida. Senator Clay secured favorable Senate action by amending the deficiency bill after opposition from Senator Gallinger, with support from Senator Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Florida
Senate
Venable Construction Company
Washington
Clay
United States
Gallinger
Hale
Tech Summer School Begins July 14th
Applicants for admission and all students seeking instruction in mathematics English and advanced scientific subjects will be trained by School of Technology professors for 13 weeks or shorter. Scholarships contested for Sept 24 receive special attention. For catalogue address Lyman Hall Atlanta Ga. $3.50 Cumberland Island excursion July 7 three days Retail Grocers' Association. Dorothy South. 4A new back by George Cary Egaleston 1 summer reading Miller 29 Martletta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Atlanta
Georgia Railroad
F H. Gaines
D.D
School of Technology
Lyman Hall
Pres
Dorothy South
George Cary Egaleston
Miller
Martletta
Vaudeville at Grand to Open Summer Season
The Grand in Atlanta will light up the summer with a weekly changing vaudeville bill beginning Monday. Headliner Johnstone Bennett and comedian Tony Williams lead a diverse lineup including Mile Rialto, Retta Curtis, and the Four Hills. Tickets go on sale at 9 AM with matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays and an extra 4th of July show. Baptist meeting in Carrollton reports protracted services led by Rev. Dr. B. B Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grand
DeGive
New York
Atlanta
Johnstone Bennett
Tony Williams
Jane
New York City
Miss Bennett
Richard Mansfield
Four Hills
Mile
Rialto
Mile Rialto
Keiths
Retta Curtis
Vidligest
Baker
Conn
Klondyke
Weston and Allen
Vitagraph
Baptist Meeting
Carrollton
B. B Carroll
Vineville
Macon
Retail Grocers' Association Special Train To Cumberland Island
The Retail Grocers Association Special Train leaves Atlanta at 8 p m on July 4 for Cumberland Island. Round trip tickets cost $3 and are valid for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Grocers’ Association
Atlanta
Cumberland Island
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Lillard
Retta
W. W. Lillard
Piedmont Avenue
B. Wilmer
St. Luke Church
Knoxville
Tenn
King’s Daughters and Sons
Boys’ Society of the First Baptist Sunday School
Riley
Tallulah
Grant Pullaing
Dahgrzn-McCue
W A. McCue
Elizabeth Selden McCue
Charles Ulric Dahlaren
Augusta
Fanny Ker
McCue Marshall
A. M Fraser
First Presbyterian Church
William A. McCue
Dahlgren
Charles G. Dahlgren
Georgia-Alabama Cotton Oil Company
Peachtree
Pamiei Bros Tuan
Seoes So
Katherine
Ashe
Europe
Sam ‘McGill
DeLoach
John Hal, Jr
Boston
Mary Morrin
Wrighteville Beach
T. M. Horner
John Coon
New York State
Canada
Samuel Barnett
Carters
Misa Pauline Carter
J. Campbell Maben, Jr
B. A. Curtis
South Carolina
Raimond Barth
C. F. Barth
Germany
Barth
Jane Treadwell
Memphis
Mina Lou Blount
Young Women's Christian Association
E. P McKissick
Corinne Fisher
Athens
Kenney
M. Thomas
Chattanooga
Charles C. Thomas
John Duncan
North Georgia
R. E. Adams
Lizzie Conyers
Rolins Clarke
Nancy Wetherill
Eugenia Ogienby
C. PA. Dahlgren
Hunter Mwastman
St. Elmo Massengale
Inn
West End
Ada Perrine
Winder
Annie ©. Perry
Madison
Misa Lottie Chapman
Marie, Scovel
Louie Leonard
Oxford
Miss Hackney
Rowena Turner
Newnan
Annie Vic Cozart
Nathan B. Dozier
Jenn
J. LeRoy Duncan
Alfreds Bartlt
Mise Mamie Jett
Cooledge
Lucile Cooledge
Frances Carter
G Georgia Duncan
Franklin Springs
James Canton
Irene Canton
Charleston
John Shewmake
Elizabeth Adams
North Carolina
Lucy Harris
Texas
BE. E. Griggs
May
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Boykin Wright
Frank Weldon
Spring Street
EB. C. Spalding
M. R. Ford
Henry S. Cheney
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Tallapoosa
Roswell
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Chicago
Dr. Herbert
Truax
Truax Sanitarium
Hagewood Avenue
Susie Taylor
California
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Suest
Judge Miller
George Dexter
William Greene Raoul
Raoul
Heth Lorton
Cornelius Garrett
Will N. Harben
Rela
John C. Brown
J. W. English, Jr
Mets
A. W. Hodnett
Whitehall
Agnes Scott Institute
Col
G. H. Waring
President Cabaniss
Venables
TECH
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
Trust Company OF Georgia
Equitable Building
Eiseman & Weil
Kreis
Sicoe Ladies
ANIM
Foote’s Trunk
Alabama St
Atlanta, GA
Libbey’s
Libbey
Davis & Freeman
Whitehall St
Tybee
Central of Georgia Railway
Union Depot
Viarm
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