Mrs Inmans House Party and Art Salon Opening
Mrs Inmans household invites six nieces and guests for a November dinner while offering domestic science lessons. An Atlanta Art Association exhibit at the Ponce de Leon shows Isoline Campbell works and Maurica Chabas studied in Paris. The event includes a Good Roads congress feature with Mrs Foster and others speaking about highways and child welfare. Dinner hosts Mr and Mrs John D Little honor Miss Katherine Pills and Miss Cassie Hoke Smith. debuts include Miss Isoline Campbell and Miss Jean Mac Gregor with several social gatherings scheduled through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman
Hugh Inman
Adrienne Battey
Barah Bell
Atlanta
Helen Johnson
Louise van Dyke
Chattanooga
Ann van Dyke
Kaadeth
Bmem
Margaret Grant
New York
Hugh Hichardson
Ponce de Leon
Atlanta Art Association
Isoline Campbell
Nic
Europe
Amuraing
Good Roads Congress
Ansley Hotel
Georgia
Shepard W. Foster
Misa Elizabeth Butler Gentry
Kangan City
Misa Gentry
John M. Slaton
John D. Little
Katherine Pills
Cassie Hoke Smith
Elis, Smith
Leone Ladson
Passie May Ottley
Ilen Dargan
Messrs
Brooks Morsu
Daniel McVougeld
Joseph Brown Connally
James Alexander
Dogler Lowndas
Woman Recovers Health After Using Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Franc Clare of Richmond Pennsylvania credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with lifting her from a deranged nervous state to renewed energy and sleep. She says the remedy strengthened her nerves and she now feels like a new woman. The advertisement urges other women with female ailments to try the product from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Ps
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ian
Franc Clare
N. Tulip St
Richmond
Lydia E. Pinkyham
Elaborate Social Roundup Hints at Events in Atlanta
A long society column lists garden flowers and shipments, dances, teas, and entertainments in Atlanta. Invitations recalled for a wedding, various dinners and matinees, and upcoming club openings mark a season of social gatherings. Attendees include Miss Frances Godfrey of Covington and many local hosts, with venues like the Ansley Hotel, Druid Hills Golf Club, Capital City Club, and Georgian Terrace featured.
Local Womens League and clubs plan meetings
Luke's Business Women's League holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at 7:20 in the parish house. The Graded Sunday School union meets this afternoon at 3:40 in the First Methodist church. The Modern Topic club meets Wednesday morning at 9 in Mrs Moorer’s home 158 Ashby Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gt. Luke's Business Women's League
Arer
Graded Sunday School Union
First Methodist
Modern Topic Club
Moorer
Ashby Street
War Relief Committee Mobilizes Atlanta Women
One hundred busy women knit sew and crochet at Mrs Richard W Johnston home forming a second wartime meeting led by chairwoman Mrs Porter King. They plan universal cooperation with a mass Atlanta gathering Sunday and distributed two hundred fifty outing shirts for neighborhood sewing while manufacturers offer to produce socks and other garments. Donations of wool and fabric arrive as the group urges more volunteers to learn the Lerah Kitchener muffler and assist with home instruction. A benefit dance and school contributions bolster relief funds as local groups pledge support and enlistment efforts proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Johnston
Peach-_ tres street
Porter King
Atlanta
Europa
Universal
Joseph N. Moody
P. J
Segailo
Viola Masely
Va Wurm
Hugh Willet
Social notes of visitors and society events
Mrs J K Gilder returns from Montclair and Mrs Charles M Pincoln visits. Dr Stephen Barnett recovers in Newark. Georgia branch of Congress of Mothers promotes Better Babies contest November 12 18. Attendees travel to Savannah to join United Daughters of the Confederacy convention. Various society members attend meetings and events in Atlanta and beyond. Genevieve birth announced. The White-Emerson wedding party dines at the White House. Authors and delegates travel for Good Roads and Mothers Congress activities. Many social visits and trips to Kentucky Georgia North Carolina and Tennessee noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
D. A. RK
Woman's Auxiliary of the Good Roads + congress
Ansley Hotel
S. W. Foster
Stephen Barnett
Howard Payne
Georgia
Congress of Mothers
Wo T
Misa Elizabeth Morton
Wilmington
N.C
Rex Cowley
Denver
J. B. Lyon
Misa Lyon
Clearwater
Bhara
Georgian Terrace
W. S. Elkin
Kentucky
Joseph Gatins, Jr
Norfolk
Cleveland Wilcoxon
Angles
J. M. Chapman
East Ninth Street
Clarice
Thomas J. Latham
Memphis
Good Roads Congress
Ansley
James @. Watson
Atlanta Boy Fights for France Cause at Rheims Front
An Atlanta boy, I. Rockwell, formerly of Mas sengale Advertising, joined with his brother Taul to enlist in the French Foreign Legion. In a letter from La Camp de Mailly the pair report moving toward the front as guns roar, hoping to return home healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Rheims
Rockwell
Massengale Advertising Service
Taul
Europe
French Foreign Legion
St. Elme Massengala
la Camp de Mailly
Merchants and Manufacturers Club Elects New Directors
The Merchants and Manufacturers Club held its annual meeting on the sixteenth floor of the Candler building. Five new directors were elected St Elmo Massen gale D Knight J L Holcomb W E Lotapeich and John Murrell. The club announced a Good Roads Ball for delegates at the tax session next Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Club
Candler
St Elmo Massengale
D. Knight
J. Ll. Holcomb
W. E. Lotapeieh
Pego My Heart headline tease in Atlanta run
A brief notice promotes the show Pego My Heart playing across Atlanta all week highlighting the production and performance schedule with local theater context.
Fossilized tail of possum found by Judge Maddox
Dalton Ga November 9 Special That Whitfield county's near the Ark landings or Eden for opossum family is shown by Judge Samuel P Maddox finding a rock with a petrified possum tail on his farm west of Dalton He showed it to local elders who call it a fossil of a prehistoric marsupial and urge donation to a patron saint Mr Maddox hopes to donate to the Smithsonian but local friends want it kept in Georgia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Whitfield County
Samuel P. Maddox
Maddox
Smithsonian Institution
Georgia
Fulton Gets But Small Share Of Auto Tax
Fulton county, with 4,000 automobiles paying a $20,000 tax, will receive a small share of the auto tax fund due to rural mileage. Carrell county, with 686 rural miles, pays $495 but gets the slowest share. Cobb county follows with 667 miles. Chatham, Bibb, and Richmond are listed with their payments and draws: $4,518 paid in, $175.73 drawn. $3,270 paid in, $469.22 drawn. $3,285 paid in, $451.50 drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Fulton
Coime
Carrel County
Cobb County
Carrell County
Atre
Chatham
Bibb
Richmond
La Follette to Speak on the European War in Atlanta
United States Senator La Follette, a potential Republican nominee, will lecture at the Atlanta Auditorium on Wednesday, November 11. The talk, third in the Alkabest Lyceum course, will address the European war and its government effects in the United States, offering nationally important political opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
la Follette
Atlanta
Atte
America
Baby Show Promises to Be Great Success in Atlanta
The Georgia branch of the National Mothers' Congress plans a baby show during the W C T A convention at Baptist Tabernacle. James Savitz leads the Forrest Avenue PTA in managing entries, with about twenty babies already enrolled. Physicians and women’s clubs back the event, with Mrs. Howard Payne and Mrs. John W. Rowlett as chairs. Six bronze medals will be awarded for best development. judges will be Fulton County Medical Association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
National Mothers’ Congress
Atlanta
Thursézy
Baptist Tabernaclory
James Savitz
Forrest Avenue
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Howard Payne
John W. Rowlett
Stephen Barrett
Fulton County Medical Association
Ennedy
City Health
Comaltion
Head of U. D. C. Arrives for Convention
Mrs. Daisy McLaurin Stevens of Brandon Miss arrives as president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy to attend the general convention in Savannah. Delegations from California and other western states arrive. credentials committee meets. Savannah daughters complete reception arrangements for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Daisy McLaurin Stevens
Brandon
Migs
United Daughters of the Confederacy
California
Moorefield Charged With Blue Sky Fraud in Alabama
D B Moorefield, Atlanta resident living on Saphol avenue, is arrested in Opelika Alabama on swindling charges tied to a blue sky scheme. Extradition papers were issued and habeas corpus denied after a hearing before Judge Bon Hin. Detained again by state police, Moorefield withdrew a Supreme Court appeal to face Alabama charges, accused of systematically swindling Opelika and Georgia towns out of hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opelika
Ala
D. B. Moorefield
Atlanta
Saphol Avenue
Mangura
Slaton
Theorisoner
Washington
Greensboro
Alabama
Tanta
South Georgia
Maarefield
Supreme Court
Gpelika
Tha Georgia
Bushel and a Half of Money Raised for War Sufferers
Cambridge mass November 9 a bushel and a half of money was collected by the Red Cross for the benefit of European war sufferers between halves of the Harvard Princeton football game Saturday. The total shown today was 3883 dollars including one 20 dollar bill and 2350 pe alloy. Swift and Company reported beet sales in Atlanta for the week ending November 7 averaged 943 cents per pound. Don’t miss Peg o My Heart Atlanta all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Red Cross
Harvard Princeton
Com
Swift & Company
Atlanta
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Tha
Miss MacGregor
Jean MacGregor
Missour
Cater Woolford
Capital City
Josephine Mobley
Misa MacGregor
Misa Passie May Obley
Bridge
Frances Godfrey
Bertha Moore
Young Men's Christian Association
Atlanta Dental College
Southern Dental College
Atlanta Medical College
EB. L. Edwards
DF Warren
Everett Patton
Carl Weaver
Ona Hester
I. W. Collins
J. H. Rushes
J. M. Gilbert
A. D. Ci Messia
A. D. Ci Messia. FR. T. Bucks
W. Horn
A. Sanders
Mattox
B.D. Hughes
Messrs. M. York
J. H. Simmons
Todd
LT. Campbell
Kaufman
G A.tchell
Annie Mae Broach
Floyd Bawards
Mr. Hubbard
Ethel Beyer
Mona Clark
Rubies Wingate
Nell Jackson
Assoiation
Edward Alsop
Pace's
von Tar Migs Tsoling Campbell
Marie Bennett
North Boulevard
Lucile Jackson
Montgomery
Irene Bennett
R. J. Bennett
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Dixie
Atlanta Milling Company
Atlanta, Georgia
Capitola
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Godfrey
Flassie May Otnley
Covington
Ww. Eder
Miss Norris
Marie Norris
Druid Hills Golf Club
Alline Perryman
Luelle Jackson
Irene Kennett
Miss Perryman
Charles Chapman
Alling Perryman
Frances Smith
Forsyth
E. C. Bricker
Firet Christian Church
Frank Shipman
Atlanta ‘Theological Seminary
R. A. Webb
Louisville Theological Seminary
Sacred Heart Church
H. D
Spalding
Bartiers D
Rose M.’ Ashby
Atlanta Paychological Society
Aristides Reynolia
Marietta
Elizabeth
James 0
Hardin
Mre
First Presbyterian Church
Marietta Street
E. W. McCerren
Dargan-Lowndes
G. Williams
Taoline Campbell
MacGregor
Missouri
JB. Hockaday
Atchison
Robert Wessels
M. P. Gooleage
H. E. Harman
J. 0
Crass
GB. Pendleton
L. ‘Hineman
Sra
Louis Wellhouse
R. J. Johnson
Philadelphia
Meyer
Ro Dick
Gayle Forbush
Todare
Peachtree
Kimball Streets
Mrs. Atlee
Frank Atlee
Kimball Street
Irrank Moves
Knoxville
Terrace
Hovor
Creces
Abbie
Scott
F. Wilkinson
Rea Hoser
Wilmer Moore
T. Winn
Ila Lawson Peel
Frederic J. Paxon
Cyfb
Peg O
War Relief Committee
J. K Gilder
Aisit
Charles M. Pincoln
Montclair
N. J
Newark
Helen Tiane
James R Bedell
W. 8. Coleman
J. R. Mobley
W. H. Wiggs
American Road Congress
National Congress of Mothers
E. H. Barnett
Clinton, & Cs
Weulable Martins
W. Woods White
Howard Street
Hila Wood Dean
South
Chicago
Good Roads Association
Frants Smith
Troun Miller
Son
Philipines
Tenn
Winnie Davis
Caro Sharp
Louise Klooper
Agnes Scott
Fannie Wallington
Nellie Peters Black
Louise Black
Athens
Lamar Cobb Rucker
Helen Barner
Macou
H. P. Perhune
Misa Anne Terhune
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France
Judge Maddox
U. D.C
Daughters of the Confederacy
Moorefield
Leslie’s Weekly
Main
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Brown & Allen’s
Costa
Abe
Lubden & Bates
North Fryar Street
HOTEL
Scerliszea
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