Rosenbaum Family Socials and Mrs Rosenbaum Birthday
Informal home gathering for Mr and Mrs Ralph Rosenbaum to honor their father Mrs Henry Rosenbaum turning eighty on 19 1 Mrs Thompson hosts two dances at her Moreland avenue home with numerous guests including Miss Geraldine Vix naUS and others. Embroidery club event at Ashby street honors Mrs Robert J Rodgers features a crochet gift and reception. Suffrage teas resume with neighborhood hosts in Fulton and DeKalb counties and Epiphany sail d Bazaar at rector's home includes lunch and oysters for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rosenbaum
Ralph Rosenbaum
Henry Rosenbaum
Thompson
George C. Thompson
Moreland Avenus
Leon
Ickes
Geraldine Vixnaus
Jeaner Wiliams
Evelyn Arnold
Nell Murphy
Dorothy Varnaux
Christine Manting
Jaly Walluuma
Mariam Comer
Beatrice Sinclair
Es- Tell Jones
Frances Kenny
Mattie Hambrick
George Thompson
Gregory Murphy
Halfimer
Red Hurkaby
Coolidge Newcomer
Roger Gatdien
Guy Waters
Dick Elkin
Leon Jekes
Charles Dillingham
Wilm ‘Bere
Fowler Rowlett
G. LP Peat
Arshael
John W. Howlett
Uring
Rodnes
Fulton and DeKalb Courty
Equal Suffrage Party of Georgia
Bremon
Washiton Street
Hineham
South Avenue
Mason
St. Charles Avenue
Ben’ Elias
Moreland Avenue
Frank ‘Callaway
Fourteenth Street
Peachtrea Street
Cardui Praised by Woman for Health Recovery
A Cartersville woman testifies Cardui cured severe headaches and back pain, says three bottles restored vigor and regularity, and credits Cardui as a lifesaving tonic. She urges other women to try Cardui, sold by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Jos
Cardu
Capital City Club Dance Draws Two Hundred Guests
An elegant Capital City Club dance last night drew about two hundred attendees. Notable guests included Mrs Hockaday and Mr T Lamb, Edwin Jonnson, Fennk Holland, Wardlaw, Beaumont Davidson, Robert Wessels, Veasey Rainwater, Valdemar Gude, Macon Martin, Joseph Brown Connally, Willie Calhoun, and Mrs Harry Crouch of Asheville NC, with numerous dinner parties and congenial socializing after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Club
Capital City
Teres
Hockaday
T. Lamb
Edwin Jonnson
Fennk Holland
William Wardlaw
Beaumont Davidson
Robert Wessels
Veasey Rainwater
Valdemar Gude
Macon Martin
Joseph Brown Connally
Willie Calhoun
Harry Crouch
Asheville
Tea Dansante at Piedmont Driving Club Highlights Society Guests
A social event at the Piedmont Driving Club brings together a bright assemblage of well dressed attendees. Hosts include Mrs John Haine entertaining nine guests, Mrs Mary Rive hosting twenty, and others like Mrs Charles Byrd Mrs Henry Scott and Mr Lee Worsham extending invitations to friends and relatives from Asheville Havana and local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Driving Club
John Haine
Barry Crouch
Asheville
Joseph Baine
Stewart Eod
Harry Newcomb
Havana
Cuba
Charles KE. Sciple
Helen Darga Mis
Mary Rive
Charles P. Byrd
William Chimney
Rosalie Davis
Henry B. Scott
Air
Lee Worsham
Robert Davis
Alfred Newell
Norm McCullough
Bridge Party in Honor of Mrs Dean at Peachtree Street
Miss Elizabeth Morgan entertained informally at her Peachtree street home yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs Henry Hwing Dewn a recent bride. The living room carried white and yellow chrysanthemums with guests from the unmarried and young married set. Mrs Dean wore pink crepe de chine with a black velvet hat and corsage of pink roses and vollley lilies. Guests included Mrs Dean's wedding attendants and Miss Ida Winship's Tea with about 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Elizabeth Morgan
Peachtree Street
Henry Hwing Dewn
Miss Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Miss Sharp
Margaret Armstrong
West Worth Avenue
Caro Sharp
Richmond
Miss Armstrong
Taurie Green Jackson
Ethel Power
Misa Annie Armstrong
Good Roads Auxiliary Entertained at Reception
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Good Roads Congress hosted an elegant afternoon tea at Georgian Terrace in Atlanta. Mrs. John M. Slaten led the reception with Mrs. Abbie Scott Barker, entertaining prominent Atlanta women as tea and refreshments were served among palms and white chrysanthemums. Various congress members attended, with social energy marking the event. The Ladies Memorial association will host Friday afternoon at the Sign of the Wren's Nest, from 4 to 6, in honor of the congress and auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads Congress
Georgian Terrace
John M. Slaten
Abbie Scott Barker
Auxiiary
Atlanta
Con
Congress
Mrs. Hopkins
Drama League
Linton C. Hopkins
Taney
George Bernard Shaw
U. D.C
Woman's Club
D.C
West Baker Street
T. T. Stevens
Decorations and social events fill Atlanta society pages
A flurry of dinners and dances highlights the week with Miss Winship in pink, a bridal dinner for Miss Sinan White and Cherry Emerson, and numerous parties hosted by the Drapers, White, and others. Debutantes, debuts, and theater reads accompany D.C. veteran crosses and a large all-day sewing drive for Decatur Orphans' Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodists Church
Decatur
Mrs Innes on Verge of Nervous Breakdown Declares Mrs Nelms
Representatives for Mrs John W Nelms report messages from Mrs Victor E Innes in San Antonio claiming she is nearing a nervous breakdown She fears Atlanta prosecutors will indict Mrs Nelms sisters for larceny after trust Health declining since imprisonment She requests no visitors except jail staff Detective Starnes awaits extradition proceedings in San Antonio Marshall Nelms expresses optimism for success
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John W. Nelms
San Antonio
Victor E. Innes
Nelms Siaters
Marshall Nelna
Henry S. Mitchell Dies at 70 in Norwalk Ohio
Henry S. Mitchell aged 70, father of Mrs. E. T. Brown of Atlanta, died suddenly Tuesday in Norwalk Ohio. T. Brown, his son in law, and his two sons Edward and Henry left Atlanta to attend the funeral, to be met by Mrs. Brown and her daughter Marjorie who had been in New York. Mitchell was a distinguished Ohio citizen with many friends in this state and he often visited his daughter in Atlanta and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Mitchel
E. T. Brown
Atlanta
Norwalk
Ohio
T. Brown
Edward
Lienry
Brown
Majorie
New York
Mitchell Wis
Athens
Low Fare Law Invalidated by Kentucky Court of Appeals
Frankfort Kentucky November 10 the state court of appeals declared unconstitutional the last session's law limiting railroad fares within Kentucky to three quarters of a cent per mile due to lacking an enacting clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
State Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Hawkes Kryptoks Optical Lenses Promise Clear Vision
Hawkes Kryptoks advertises the Hawkes Co. optical lenses as beautiful and perfect bifocal glass for near and far sight. Ground in their own factory and guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. A. K. Hawkes Co., Opticians, 74 Whitehall.
Woman's Value Is Stressed In Good Roads Movement
The afternoon session of the Woman's auxiliary of the American Highway Association, meeting at the Ansley hotel, highlighted the crucial role of women in advancing road improvements. Speakers included Miss Pearl Mitchel and Professor Agnes Ellen Harris, with J. E. Pennybacker stressing education and community leadership as key to national highway progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
American Highway Association
Ansley Hotel
Robert Baker
Woman's Department
America
Georgia
J. E. Pennybacker
United States Office of Public Roads
Pennybacker
Hariig
Beech Roads
Atble Scott Haker
Washington
National Highway Association
John M. Slaton
Jenna Peters Black
Atlanta
Deep Water Channel Opens Houston Port Landmark
Houston becomes a deep water port as President Wilson signals the Houston ship channel’s opening from the White House. The waterway, costing millions, features a minimum depth of 25 feet and bottom width of 100 feet. Bonds totaling 3,040,000 were approved for wharves and lake facilities. construction of additional aids remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Wilson
White Horse
Renovation Cream Promises Snowy Skin Rejuvenation
The ad touts a simple face renovation using a realization wax that cleanses dirt wind and cold, peeling away dull surface skin gently and evenly to reveal a younger under layer. A second wash with saxalite powder and witch hazel claims immediate improvement and wrinkle reduction.
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Priscilla Club
W. Rowlett
C. If McHan
Hlh
Shaw
F. J. Edelmann
Ty O Chestnut
J. F. Cless
di. AL. Gulver
Jonn Kimber
Bell
Ralph Callaway
L. M. Renchbacher
Lous Renchbacher
Bazar
R. E. Smith
North Moreland
Mue
van Astor Bulcheller
Joseph Raine
John Kiger
Jota Evans
Lindsay Hopkins
Gold
William Hall
Benjamin L Erige
Nina Gentey
Jono T. Hardisty
William Clark
Henry Newman
Henry Kennedy
Rix Stafford
Dudley Cowles
George Crandall
Miss Winship
Miss Ida Winship
Tex
Maxwell House
Cheek- Neal Coffee Company
Jashville
Jacksonville
Good Roads Auxiliary
Ailver
Louisa iParker
Isabel Robinson
Alline Fielder
Lucile Kuhrt
Lawsen Hines
Hallie Morton
Isolene Campbell
Gene Mack Gregor
Mamie Kirkpatrier
Frances Winship
Mia
Hugh Scott
Druid Hills
Druid Fis Golf Club
Gayle Forbush
Morgan Wheeler
Jesse Draper
Helen Dargan
Doster Lowndes
St. Elmo Massengale
Wham J. Franklin
Co. V. Rathwater
Nave
W. Woods White
Misa Sinan White
Mr. Cherry Emerson
Mrs White
David Ayers Collings, Jr
Forsyth
Clark Foreman
Cherles Fi Cabell I Tovkins
Spencer Callaway
Robert Coling
Reid Hobson
George and
Sam Weyman
Kenneth McMillan
Wiliam Patterson
H. M. Duvose
Elh
Blizzard
J. M. Chambers
Chitwood
Mal
Mal. ‘Gockran, New~ton” Frazer, ‘T. H. Glazier, P. Herknesg, John' “W. Horton
J. F Jone
M. L. Lemmon
R. W. Rivers
Agith
L. B Sparke
J. J. Parker
SG. Willis
T. Yopps
Daisy McLarer Stephens
Laura Wedell
C. Mathews
Mise Sallie Melone
Hail-Veal
Esther Hult
Dldridge S. Veal
C. J. McHan
Livingston
Johnston
Brooklyn
Duffey
Piedmont Avenue
McHan
Henry Wil- Hamson
Jimmy Williamson
B. Smaw
W. B. Thompson
G. A. Thomasson
J.P. Allen & CO
Whitehall St
Mrs. Innes
Mrs. Nelms
Henry S. Mitchell
Samuel Lumpkin
City Federation of Woman's Clubs
Wags
L. W. Page
Federal Board of Public Roads
C. J. Haden
Winecoff Southern Gardens
Ronize
Whitehall and
Alabama
M. Rich & Bros. CO
NEW
Fifth Avenue
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Neowepapri
Arey
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