Miss Riley's Luncheon and Society Teas of Atlanta Ladies
Miss Louise Riley hosted a luncheon at the Driving Club with Miss Helen Vargan among a list of society guests including Miss Dargan Wise Miss Jeanette Lowndes Miss Musa Rose Briscoe and Miss Elizabeth Irene Lemke. The social calendar notes numerous teas weddings golf events and a German club Thanksgiving dance at the Driving Club with Mrs Holbrook and other prominent Atlanta figures.
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Miss Riley
Louise Riley
Driving Club
Helen Vargan
Jeannette Lowndes Musa Rose Briscoe
Enovville
Maisy Wary Helen Moody
Jenrie Db Harris
Vie Milton Dargan Jr
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Montpelier Vermont woman reports relief from digestion and circulation issues after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims renewed regularity reduced stomach pain and leg and head discomfort. The ad urges readers to write for confidential advice from the company and cites decades of popularity and cures.
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Montpelier
Lydia IB
Pakham
Mary Gaursien
Ridge St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Social roundup notes and forthcoming events in Atlanta
A long list of social gatherings fills the week with Mr and Mrs W P Anderson hosting a spend the day party. The 144th regiment Woodmen of the World Uniform Rank plans a semi military dance at the Red Men’s Wigwam. Baraca Philathea groups meet at the Chamber of Commerce hall and march to the Atlanta theater. Visitors from New York and St Louis attend events at the Forsyth and Georgian Terrace. The Danse Club hosts a first supper dance with demonstrations and a tea dance later today. Mince meat sale teams from All Saints church prepare orders for Thanksgiving. Mrs Meek gives a Chattanooga recital with Frank Nelson joining in, and the Women’s Pioneer Society plans a Georgia Products luncheon. A Belgian relief souper dansant at the Danse Club will be a major social event. United Daughters of the Confederacy set a card only reception at the Capital City Club. Kenneth Atkins and Edith Prindiville announce a Chicago wedding in December.
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144Th Regiment
Uater
Mitchell Streets
W. J. Simmons
144Th
Georgia x Iene
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Danse Club
Gayle Forbush
Wheeler
Souper Dansant
Heamy L DeGive
Frank Hills
Danse Clubhlouse
Katherine Wills
Castle Hoke Smith
Igohe Campbell
Social items note DC trip and entertaining guests
Dr W L Champion is in Washington DC to attend the American College of Surgeons and will return home Wednesday. Mrs Ernest Hyde of Valdosta is the guest of Mr and Mrs George Forrester until Saturday. Miss Margaret Mitchell will entertain at a fancy dress dancing party.
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W.L Champion
Washington, DC
American College of Surgeons
Ernest Hyde
Valdosta
George Forrester
Margaret Mitchell
William Bailey Lamar
Washington
Lamar
Robert Toy
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Morida
Atlanta
Kenneth White
Tamp Fin
Sharp Clark
White
Misa Gladys Clark
Logan Crichton
Professor Crichton
W C T U Moves Better Baby Show From Tabernacle
Dispute between Better Babies contest leaders and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union over seating and space prompts the closing exercises to be moved from the Baptist Tabernacle auditorium to the First Baptist church. About 500 babies expected. 400 entries already in. six diplomas and tie medals to be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christan Temperance Union
Baptist Tabernacle
Tabernacle Auditorum
W. Ct.u
W. CT. U
WCTU
Gates
Tabernacla
First Baptist Church
Wno
Wedding weekend in Atlanta social page notes
A string of society events fills Atlanta as families host gatherings and guests attend the Woman's Christian Temperance union convention. Marion Hodgson of Athens visits Covington. Caro Sharpe and James Duncan Clarke wed tonight at the Sharpe home on West Peachtree Street. Various visitors arrive at the Georgian Terrace and Ansley Hotel for the celebrations and related receptions.
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John W Lee
Covington
His
Marion Hodgson
Athens
Miseg
Laura Cowles Bir
George Wesley Clayton
Inman Park
Margaret Ocoee
James Sharpe
Sharpe-Clarke
Mita. Branham
McGrath
Sallie Stewart
Oxford
Caro Sharpe
James Duncan Clarke
Tampa
West Peachtree Street
T C Parker
Drama club regular meets at Terrace for 2 o'clock reading
The regular meeting of the Drama rogue will occur at the Terrace this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Miss Carolyn Cobb will read Zangwill's wonderful play The War God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama League
Gergian Terrace
Misa Carolyn Cobb
Emma Garrett Boyds
Tablal
William C Spiker
Mary Branton
Carnegie Library
Ues
Carolyn Cobb
Zangwill
No Lyceum Lecture Wednesday Night
No lyceum entertainment at the Auditorium Wednesday night due to failure to secure Dr Thomas E Green for lecture in place of Senator La Follette. Madame Scotney of the Boston Opera company will perform in concert December. William G. Sharp will present credentials as American ambassador to France to President Poincare on December 1, succeeding Myron E. Herrick. Also an ad notes Pyro Alcohol and Glycerine to protect auto radiators with installation offered at Pryor and Decatur St. store by E. H. Cone, Inc.
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Alka
Lyceum
Thomas E Green
Worlds Peace Society
United States
la Vollette
Madame Scotney
Boston Opera Company
Pryor
Decatur St
E. H. Cone, Inc
School in Flames as Pupils March Out Quietly
Fire on the third floor of the Ivy Street school caused by an overheated stove flue forced students to evacuate for about fifteen minutes. Two pupils alerted teachers as the drill gong failed, and Omar Pardon, aged 15, bravely tried to extinguish the fire with his coat before the group realized the danger.
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Ivy Street
Omar Pardon
Decatur Plans Big Georgia Dinner at Courthouse
Decatur locals organize an old fashioned Georgia produce dinner at the courthouse Wednesday evening. Only 200 tickets will be sold with many invited including board of trade members and citizens. Tickets available at the Decatur Board of Trade office, drug stores, and banks. A large reception committee will assemble by 6 15 p m, featuring numerous couples and community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Decatur
G Scott Candler Schaitman
Dauney
Decature Board of Trade
Robert
Hamspeak
Board of Trade
HM Askew
Yo. Hell
BF Burgess
Joe W Dunlap
Louis
Laurence Everhart
J Freeman
H&s
H Wilson
Po Callhan
Gibson
H L Parry
G Scott Candler
Flamspeck Fletcher Pearson Palmer Pratt
OT Finneyson
J R George
Falter W Hirkpatrick
Cake maker offers free Thanksgiving cakes to Fulton charities
Harry Schlesinger, a noted cake and candy manufacturer, will furnish free cakes to Fulton county charitable institutions for Thanksgiving dinners as in prior years. Institutions including Old Soldiers' Home, Old Women's Home, Home for Incurables, Sheltering Arms, and county orphanages should notify Schlesinger of inmate counts to prepare for delivery on Tuesday November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry & Scaliesinger
Fulton County
Old Soldiers’ Home
Old Women's Home
Atlanta Wins Bid for Machinery Dealers Convention
Atlanta defeated Philadelphia in a bid to host the South ern Supply and Machinery Dealers association national convention set for April 21 and 22. The event expects 600 to 1,000 delegates. Previous meeting was in Houston last April with notable leaders Charles King J Disosway Xiglson and J Garnett Starr aiding Atlanta’s bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Southerm Supply and Machinery Dealers’ Association
Houston
Texas
Charles King
J. J. Disosway
XM ‘Xiglson
J Garnett Starr
Turn Verein to Host Thanksgiving Ball at Home
The Atlanta Turn Verein Club will give a Thanksgiving ball Thursday evening November 26 at 8 o clock at their home 2646 South Bryer Street. Music will be furnished by Wedemeyers band. The entertainment committee is Newman Laeser chairman Henry Muench Frank Wheat and William Brandt.
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Atlanta Turn Verein Club
South Bryer Street
Wedemeyers Band
Newman Laeser
Henry Muench
Frank Wheat
William Brandt
CIRCUS PARADE BAN ON PEACHTREE AND WHITEHALL STREETS
The city council passed an ordinance barring circuses and wild west shows from Peach tree and Whitehall streets. Parades are moved to other streets between Auburn avenue and Mitch ell street. Merchants along both streets pushed the measure, arguing traffic congestion from 8 30 a m to 12 30 p m on circus days hurt business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachtree
Whitehall
Auburn Avenue
Mitchell Street
Bank of England Arkansas Closes Its Doors
The Bank of England Arkansas suspended payment and is under state bank commissioner control. President G W Morris cited failure to make collections, with deposits over $200,000. Depositors are expected to be paid in full. Swift Company reports beef sales in Atlanta for the week ending November at about 370 cents per pound.
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Arkansas Bank
Little Rock
Ark
Bank of England
Arkansas
State Bank
G W Morris
Swift @ Company
Atlanta
Meass
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