Autumn leaves and yellow chrysanthemums stage a floral tribute
A luncheon and ceremony yesterday at Leachtree Pond featured Mrs Willim Fussell Hoyt’s autumn display with yellow chrysanthemums in a silver bowl as centerpiece. Attendees included Sally Heemated and numerous local figures from New Jersey and Georgia, with plans announced for upcoming meetings of city federations and garden club programs. The event highlighted community gatherings and a program of speeches and reports led by local officials and club presidents.
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Leachtree Pond
Willim Fussell Hoyt
Thestable
Ota Jetais
Yeb
Ori
Marriage of Unusual Interest in Horonsville
Horonsville was abuzz with the marriage of Miss William Daniel, youngest daughter of Mr Andrew Daniel, and Mr Thomas Pendergrast of Thomaston, which took place in Atlanta Friday evening. The bride, 21, graduated from Southern Baptist College at Grange and is noted as an accomplished, popular young woman. Mr Pendergrast, a prominent Thomaston druggist, will reside there with his bride.
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Horonsville
Sneelallj
Wiss William Daniei
Thomas Penderrast
Themisten
Tlanta
Andrew Daniel T
Southern Bantint College
In Grange
Pendergrast
Thomaston
Atlanta alumni meet and drama league notice
An Atlanta Alpha Delta alumni gathering is set for Thursday afternoon at 340 o clock at the University Club Study Crele No 1. The Drama League meets Thursday morning at 11 o'clock in Carnegie Library to discuss The Pardon by Jules Le Maitre. The Forrest Avenue Parent Teacher Association holds its November meeting on Thursday the 19th with urgent attendance requested. Miss Everhart will address the assembly.
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Atlanta
Alpha Delta
Thursda
University Club
Atlanta Drama League
Uynal
Carnegis
Jules le Maitre
Forrest Avenue
Parent Teacher Association
Poin
Miss Everharl
Social items from local society page
Nines Ritherima Lillis traveled to New York for several weeks while Miss C Puker of Macon stayed with her parents. Prof and Mrs Deny hosted guests on Briar Lane, and Miss Jew MacGregor of Springfield visited Miss Isaline Cinntell in Columbus before a trip to Columbus later. Miss Memie Moss, Suilian Mul, and Mrs B M Botkin resumed activities after recent travels. Mrs Ellen Stane visits Mr and Mrs W S Witham, and Mr and Mrs Tan Joseph of Columbus planned a brief stay in the Piedmont crypt. Mrs Altut Armstrong, formerly at St Jacob’s infirmary, returned westward yesterday. Mrs OT C Carlton of Oklahoma City spent several days in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritherima Lillis
New York
Miss C Puker
Macon
Lawton Street
Siiverman
Chicago
Jew MacGregor
Isaline Cinntell
Columbus
Tan Joseph
Piedmont
Alutt Armstrong
St Jecobs
Westeray
OT C Carlton
Oklahoma
Cis
Ofty
Marriage of Miss Caro Sharp and Mr J D Clarke
The wedding of Miss Caro Sharp and Mr James Duncan Clarke of Trampit took place at the home of the bride’s parents on West Peachtree Street. Miss Margaret Armstrong served as maid of honor and Dr J Lyons officiated. Guests witnessed a formal ceremony with an elaborately decorated room, a Tiffany style altar of palms, and a procession to the bridal party. The couple left for a Cuba trip en route to a Tampa home, Mr Clarke being president of the Peninsula Paper Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caro Sharp
James Duncan Clarke
Trampit
James Sharp
West Peachtree Street
Margaret Armstrong
Thomas May Sykes
Tampa
Dr J . Lyons
First Presbyterian Church
Tane Sharp
Katherine Johnson
Vernon Castle
Parma
Laura Green Jackson
Philip Jackson
Lady Hillington
Clare
Peninsula Paper Company of
Society Dances at Belgian Benefit Tonight
The Belgian benefit hosted by Mrs Gayle Forbush at the Danse Club draws strong social support. Married couples plan entertaining parties, younger guests arrange supper dances, and notable guests from Leip sic Germany arrive to perform with Mrs Forbush. Numerous local figures and households are listed as reservations or attendees for the evening.
Local People and Travelers Return From Visits
This week en route to Elberton Mrs C H Nelson visits with Hugh N Goldsmith of National Furnishing then returns home at 448 Washington Street. W K Jenkins of Knoxville returns after several days with his parents Mr and Mrs W M Jenkins. In West End Mrs Jenkins and daughter Katherine extend their stay with the Jenkins household. Mrs George W Harrison and Miss Gacy Harrison arrived back from New York. Nellie Hightower, visiting with them, paused in Washington to visit her aunt Mr John Williams. Mr and Mrs James Drakefarad plan to spend the winter in Atlanta and are staying at the Imperial hotel for the moment.
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Hugh N Goldsmith
National Furnishing Company
Washington Street
C H Nelson
Louisiana
Arkansas
W K. Jenkins
Knoxville ,Tenn
Knoxville
W M Jenkins
West End
Jenkins
Katherine
WM Jenkins
George W Harrison
Gacy Harrison
New York
Misa Nellie High ‘Tower
Washington
John Wiliams
James Drakefarad
Atlanta
Imperial Hotel
Bresnahan Fails to Complete Deals in Baseball Moves
Chicago November 17 Roger Bresnahan announced that his proposals to become manager of the Brooklyn Federals and to own the Cleveland Association franchise with a Toledo transfer both fell through. He added he had not discussed succeeding Henry ODay as Cub manager with President Thomas.
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Chicago
Roger Breanahan
Brooklyn Federals
Cleveland Association
Toledo
Henry Oday
Cub
Bresnahan
Thomas
Crisp Court Convenes for County Term
Crisp County Superior Court opened in regular session on Monday November 7 with Judge We George presiding. The grand jury for the term was organized and began work, while Judge George urged strong road building and improvements in the county’s education and industrial interests.
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Corgee
Crisp County Superior Court
We George
George
Ai tanta Boy Chosen From All Colleges
Philadelphia November 17 AITANTA BOY CHOSEN FROM ALL COLLEGES Clark Howell Jr of Atlanta chosen as undergraduate representative for Chi Phi national congress in Philadelphia November 26 28 Speakers include Becht Lane Heiser Lane and others with Georgia Chit Phis Bob McWhorter and Charles McDonald Brown among attendees.
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Philadelphia
Tormal
Ali Rudd
Chi
Congress
United States
Clark Howell Jr
Atlanta
University of Georgia At Athens
T George Becht
Pennsylvania
State Board of Education
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Charles B Heiserman
Franklin K Lane
Georgia
College Boys to Camp with the U S Troops
Washington reports dates fixed for encampments of college students with the United States Army. Encampments run from June 20 to August 1 at the Presidio San Francisco, July to August at Ludington Michigan and Flattsburg New York. Purpose is civilian military training and to create a pool of educated volunteers likely to become officers.
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Washington
United States Army
War Department
Chickamauga Park
Ludington
Midi
Flattsburg Barracks
Presidio San Francisco
A Duck Conveyor Lesson for Big Business Men
A short persuasive piece promoting home industry in Atlanta. The author laments paying foreign labels for cotton duck conveyors and urges business and consumers to patronize Atlanta-made goods from local mills and stores. It names Columbus Georgia mills, Aragon Shirts, Felco Brushes, Radium Hosiery, and local brands like Capitola Flour and Eureka Coffee to illustrate better prices and quality. It argues that buying locally supports Atlanta labor and keeps money in the community.
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Atlanta
New York
Columbus
Georgia
Aragon
Felco
Capitola
Eureka
Eisele & Hays
Forrest
Hopkins Re-elected Mayor in Brunswick Primary
Hopkins wins renomination with a strong majority in Brunswick municipal primary. J Hunter Hopkins secures about 129 more votes than his rivals Brersenick and J H Lee. Aldermanic contests see Roberts defeat Mitchell in ward one by 236, and Claude Dart reelected in ward three by 71.
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Bronsuich
Spegal
J Hunter Hopkins
Eserward
Brersenick
J H Lee
Sun
Roberts
A. J Mitchells
Claude Dart
CL. Steimer
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Cerrie Brown
Margaret Most
Drama League
Mies Ac
Athens
Prin Leuse
Terein
Asn
Adiene
Entha Biasur
City Federation
Innu
Prd
Weld
Alonzo Tt Herdsan
Wob Price Smith
Mra Hastings
Xtte
Daniel Pendergrast
Moss Memie
Suilian
Mul
B M Botkin
Sphimous
Ellen Stane
Mra
WS Witham
J. D. Clarke
Society
Forbush
McBurary
Mira Crosby
New Jersey
Norscod Mitchell
C Peters
W J Blalock
Doughty Manley
Robert Gmall
Hocktaday
Wes Edwin F Johnston
Tilter
J Frank Meador
Sire Wilmer L Mo
Elberton
Crisp Court
Maxwell House Coffee
Cheek-Neal Coffee Co
Aitanta
Clark Howell, Jr
Chi Phis
U. S
F. O. Stone Baking Co
Stone's
Atlanta Milling Co
Capitola Flour
Miss Dixie
The
Marietta Knittins Co
TFA
Georgia Aat
Frank E. Block Co
Kennesaw Biscuits
Atlanta Stove Works
White Provision Co
Packers
Cornfield Brand
D. D. Felton Brush CO
Edgewood Ave
Boulevard
Atlanta Coffee Mills Co
A. M. Robinson Co
Aragon Brand
Falts & Eisele
Ladies’ Tailors
Hopkins
Brunswick
J. K. Orr Shoe Co
RED Seal
Atlanta Refining and Mfg. CO
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