Week of Entertainment Previewed in Social World
Informal luncheon at Miss Lucy Newman home on Forrest avenue featured yellow chrysanthemum decor and many social guests. Other events include a Thursday buffet hosted by Mrs. A. F. Cooledge for Mrs. George Russ and a Tuesday supper by Mr. and Mrs. Julian Field for Miss Laura Rawson. A wedding of Miss Nina Cooper to E Wright Jr drew immediate relatives at Cain Street home with Rev. Dr. W. T. Wright officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs. A. FL Cooledge
George Russ
Whcox
T. P. Westmoreland
Laura Rawson
Laurie Ray Parrott
Annie
Raine Mynatt
James Baird
Julian Field
Lucy Newman
Forrest Avenue
Miss Newman
Nel Earnest
Aline, Reese
Filison
Maude Buller
Ethel Cook
Myrtice Scott
Cornelis Green
Julia Porter
Agnes Raoul
Lilian Harris
Hattie Stales
Maude Tompkins
Paul Goldsmith
Annie Louise Hawkins
Nita Black
Cora Toombs
Annie Fitten
Frances Walter
John A. Miss Hoke
Valeria Rankin
Martha Glover
Franecéa Carter
Maisie Couch
Susan Calhoun
Nina Cooper
E. Wright, Jr
W. L. Peel
Peachtree
Norton-Fouche
Rome
Burnett Norton
Florence Fouche
First Presbyterian Church
Havana
Cuba
Emman Tastoniool
Mississippi
M. Henge, Huntley
Sandersville
J. J. Atkinson
Bisby
Washington Street
John Hill
New Orleans
B. M. Nelson ‘Hes
Ralph van Landingham
Augusta
T.B. Neal
Ben Smith
Macon
Lilian Harrison
Harlem
Lea Jordan
New York
Willam Brokaw
Neilie Miller
Mary Fleming
Archibald. Davis
Emma Emmingway
Maude Tompkns
Bessie Lanier
Joe Brown
Gonnally
Hugene Oftig
Dr. Owens
Frances Hoke
Sleigh N.C
Hoke Smith
Richard Peters
Ralph’ Peters
Philadelphia
Samuel Duncan
Capital City Club
EB. C. Bradley
Paul ‘Reynolds
Joseph R.beardsley
J. Berbert Suitt
Lavish Card Party Honors Miss Lucile Milam Bride-Elect
Mrs T S and Mrs Marten Sidney Houser hosted a refined card party for Miss Lucile Milam, a bride to be, with lavish greens and white florals, elegant gowns, and a four seaf clover score card. Prizes included renaissance lace collars and ties, while the event supported the Home for Incurables and the Atlanta King’s Daughters Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam
Nellis
Phillips
Tidwell
Caroline Sheehan
Opening Atlanta concert season features Gerardy Witherspoon
The Concert and Festival Association launches its Atlanta season on the 26th with Jean Gerardy and Herbert Witherspoon. Prominent patrons secure top attractions including Schmmann Heink Nordica Bauer and Gerardy. Mrs. W. L. Peel hosts a 5 o'clock tea. Miss Carolyn Baylor honors Miss Brown with formal cards. A tribute by Miss Mary Lamar Grant praises Captain W. D. Grant’s truth and justice, noting his generous intellect and calm charitable spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jean Gerardy
Gullist
Herbert Witherspoon
Concert and Festival Association
Schumann-Heink
Nordica
Aroki- Bauer
Gerardy
Witherspoon
Pleasant Card Party Entertains Friends at 81 Luckie Street
A Pleasant card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Alsabrook at 81 Luckie Street featured prizes for ladies and gentlemen, hand painted score cards, and guests including Mr. and Mrs. H. Eynech and Hon. Hardy Rhyne. A separate reception at Glenwood in Riverside honored Representative Hardy Rhyne with music and a cake walk by the couple’s children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Alsabrook
Luckie Street
Charles Rainey
Myers
Bert McDonald
Jack Childs
Hh.eynech
McDonald
Lon
Daniel
Alien
Nym McCullough
Floyd ‘Cox
Pleas Methvin
George Culpeper
Frank Nails
Cliff Wilson
Mirtie McDonald
Jennies Foote
J. .K. Weaver
Glenwood
Riverside
Hardy Rhyne
Pickeng
Mra Lester
Market summary reflects firm tones across commodities
The market advanced with strong buying in corn and oats, Argentine export activity cited, and Chicago futures showing gains amid steady wheat. Livestock and sugar markets were quiet to firm with mixed hog and beef prices, while spirits turpentine and rosin held steady as receipts varied across Savannah and Charleston reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Ferd
Entre Rios
Re~ Edipta
Chicago
Ayersmurs
Dnter
Havre
Cordova
New Orleans
Naval‘ Stores
Wilmington
Spirita
Charleston
Trade Review News Reflects Unstable Rail and Grain Markets
R G Dun and Co reports rail and grain markets show mixed signals with rail earnings up in October while rolling stock shortages restrain transportation. Iron and steel output soars, furnace stocks fall, and prices hold firm despite large weekly capacities. Wheat and corn trends vary with domestic demand rising and exports affected by distribution and credit conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun
New York
R.G Dun & Co
Oetaher
Mossactialexchanger Ek
Horton
Fan River
Busi ́S
Cellere
Weoteng
Buainesa
Atlantic
Catton
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Braintreet
Inguf- Fafor
Allines
Pittsburg
Yancottes
Amy
Rtnir
Verdict for Atlanta Railway in Permenter suit ends trial
In a city court second division case titled Mrs. Jessie Permenter versus the Atlanta Railway and Power Company a jury returned a verdict in favor of the railroad. The suit valued at about 1000 was linked to alleged spinal injuries after a streetcar jerk as Mrs. Permenter alighted. Attorneys for both sides were listed, with arguments noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Permenter
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
A. E. Calhoun
Westmoreland Res
Torney ‘Alston
Permenter
Payne G Tye
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Irs
A. F. Cooledge
Wright-Cooper
Miss Milam
Boston Journal
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburg Times S
Art Society
Korbay
Bunga- Tian
Miss Brown
Carolyn Baylor
Montgomery
Annie May- Thorne
Clara Belle Wilson
Ea@na Jillson
Marion Woodward
Mae Bancker
Ellie Patterson
Lula Calloway
Grace Calloway
Lucile Pascal
Doncette Larendon
Kata Peters
Minnie Atkinson
Mamie Miler
Well Printup
Washington, D. C
Katrina Rose
Minnie Tidwell
Maud Fuller
Helen Nicolson
Gertrude Hall
W. D. Grant
Mary Lamar Grant
W. PD. Grant
Atlanta Journal
W. D.grant
Captain Grant
Grant
Jon
Nis
Walton- Woodall
Robert Hail. Walton
Daisy
Woodall
R. W. “McCown
Pear
Honor
Misa Sophia Margu
Davis & Freeman
Whitehall'st. Sols
Tiffany Art-Glapz
Atlants
Liboey’s
Cut Glass
Rite Ehlers
Ernoms
Joseph Wy “Awtry
William’ W
Frank Callaway
Columbus
Gita Hon
Fleming Au Bignon
Savannah
Euchre Club
Holt
Will
Inman
Harvey Johnson
Mr. Henderson Aart
Florence Cruft
Terre Haute
A . Ake
Mrs. Holling Randolph
Mamie Gatins
Youey Oh
Gating
Atanta
Shakes Black
Bradley
the Aragon
John Simpson
Baltimore
Gutta of St. Philip's Church
Louis Palmer
Florida
Irene Hirsch
Emma Hemmingway
Mary Brown
E.W. Norris
Richmond
Florence Jackson
Green River
N. C
Julus Springer
Jacksonville
Katherine “Mitchell
Ladies’Aid’ Society of the
German Church
Hood
Weisiach
Meinter
Atlanta Gas
East Alabama Street
SOR
Cincinnati
Burkhay
Ghicagdo
Novauuece
Louis
Kress Ladies
the Trade Review
Ihary E. Wilkins
Labor
Chicago. Post
Wilbur
Wilbur & Sons
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kalamazoo
Columbia River
Hamper’s
T. ‘W. Edwards
Madge
Giada Ohhur
Didy
Wali Elvis Divi
Ebhey Faudey
Lee Hewes
Gaubea
Dave Wale Wall
Sue
A. It, Suiter
Witlam Os
Dunin
Sr. Hkd
Se Filiin
Careleas
Avorney &. J. Tall
Criminal Court
E. H. DeBray
Henry 5
Lyle
Joseph Carrail
Nora Brittain
Fulton County Grand Jury
Caucereau
Henry Greenwall
Keogh
Mary Hampton
Geo
Boniface
Fda
Antrud Guin
Arnold Stock Co
Peck
Bad Boy
Snford
Pritts
Jackson Ant and
Fioiud Ey
Feov
We. H. Hairig
Haney
Peter Lyncr
Whitehall Street
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