Wedding Guests At Elaborate Georgian Reception
The reception hall held royal floral centerpieces and hand painted bridal party cards with orange blossoms and army officer figures. Guests listed include Miss Isabel Robinson Mills, Virginia Lipscomb, Mrs Harvey Anderson, and Lt Bailey, among others. several tables featured lavender accents and elaborate centerpieces. A series of hostess parties followed for Mrs Wo OW Gray, Mrs Charles Pace, Mrs Sulchard P Brooke, and others. multiple attendees from Savannah, New York, and Philadelphia attended. Births and local society notes also recounted along with hospital updates and travel mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Deevis
Bailey
Isabel Robinson Mills
Virginia Lipscomb
Harvey Anderson
Helen McCarty
Mary Algood Jnnes
Ellis
Creed Cox
Fred Poblngon
Savannah
Prince Trebster
Campbell
Miss Davis
Clara
Charles A Davis
Hudson Moore
Edward Peters
Leverett Walker
Bulow Campbell
George Exter
Wo OW Gray
Mies Artewsight
Mies Sulla Murphy
Harriett Meaniet
Agnes Cray
Mlew
Harriett Broyles
Gueut
Mise Paren
Wastington DC
Ceore
Carty Ir
Henty ‘Newman
Arohn Harilty
Clevenant Creed Cos
Femon King
Wellborn Blalock
Jugene Haynes
Jerre Osborne Phere
Wra Burkett Barret
Monroe
Ldna Avery Jones
George EK Vaiden
Frederick Tishe
Robert Butters
Cora Vecord Brown
Marietta
Tilijah Browns
George Boyd
Wies Mary Boyd
Philadephia
Bun Wille
Mre Willshis Riley
Pine Bluff
Athens
Mies Janet Bunktey
Bunkersville
T B French
Thers
Ihiok Partis Wera
Lollins
Randolph Wises
Cus T
JL C Pedder
Be TU
Foo Pester
J B Horn
White
Georgian Terrace Hosts Winter Social Circle Notes
Social items report several guests at the Georgian Terrace during the winter months including Mr and Mrs Harman and Mrs Hugh Dorsey returning from Valdosta. Attendants at the Davis Bailey wedding, Mr Ol of Robinsonr and Mr Sawtell, arrive from New York, with Mr Warner of New York to be best man at the Davis Boley wedding tonight. The Hinton family of Athena and John Franklin Smith are mentioned among residents returning to South Georgia after days in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Dorsey
Valdosta
Ol of Robinsonr
Savannah
Davis Bailey
Toment
Georgian Terrace
Sawtell
Harry Sawtell
New York
Wis LD Warner
Warner
Davis Boley
Wre
H P Hinton
Ana
Athena
John Franklin Smith
South Georgia
City
Atlanta Womans Public Health Club Postpones Meeting
The regular monthly meeting is moved from Friday November 19 to Friday November 26 at 3pm. The venue remains Hotel Ansley in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Womans Public Health Club
Ansley
Aeroplane Arrives in City for Piedmont Park Showdown
Captain J H Worden’s aircraft, delayed by a shipment accident, reached the city last night and is housed at Piedmont park hangars. His first flight is at 10 this morning followed by a 3 o’clock combat with two Model forts in a dramatic “battle in the Clouds” spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H Wor den
Piedmont Park
Lafayette Day Celebration in Georgia Encourages Charity
Georgia schools will dedicate one hour to lectures on the Life of Lafayette as part of Lafayette Day activities. Students will receive French and Belgian souvenirs to support the Lafayette Fund aiding suffering women and children in warring nations. Dr F I May of the Georgia War Relief Committee for France and Her Allies leads the Lafayette fund, with festival officials praising the Harvest Festival and Lafayette Day plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue
Lafayette
Georgia
State County
City
Giorgia
Georgia War ‘Relief Committee
France
Lafayette Fundaneans
Lafalette
Franco-Amerique
Hawkinsville Elects G. W. Jordan as Mayor
Hawkinsville voters chose G. W. Jordan as mayor in the city election held today. Among four alderman candidates, Richard Delamar Will Jelks and T P Bennett were elected. the election passed off quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkingvilla
G W Jordan
Hawkinsville
Richard Delamar
Will Jelks
T P Bennett
Doctors 10 Examine 200 Babies Thursday at Taft Hall
Miss Mary C deGarmo of Agnes Scott will lecture on dietetics at Taft hall at 3 pm. The Better Babies show aims to examine 200 infants today due to high entry numbers, with a total expected turnout near 1000. A list of registry numbers and baby names is scheduled for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C deGarmo
Agnes Scott
Taft Hall
Washington University At
St Louis
Coalumbia
Mra
Frank deGarmo
Shreveport
Paul Davis Cochran Jr
Amon Edeon “McLvan Jr
Robert Stephens Albright
IF R Thompson Jr
Geraltine Mary Weaver
Mary Evelyn Mackey
George Turner Wilkerson
Ellen Virgints Ithodes
Nell Winner Frintup Jr
Charles William Taft
Winery Bowen
Harry Scarratt
Evelyn Hargrove
Janet Edith
Ask
Mildred Stubbs
Dorothy Les Law
Kathryn Murphy
Cleora Ellen
Long
RG "Holmes Jr
Ralph Waldo
Joan
Jack Condon
Wrigley
Dorris Ro Neshlt
Anita Ivey
Roger Elliot Holman
Elaine Crockett
Marshall Clyce Thebaut
Marie An Fuimette Fields
Kw Douglass Jr Isu
Dorothy Graham
Mobley Jr
Jerome Edward Wilson
Rose Loraine Wilson
Bdich Chapman
Baward M Chapman Jr
Flora R Parrist
Jack Mais Jr
Littleton W Fitzpatrick
Sara Dtta Fitzpatr
Charles Weekley
Mary Alane Weekley
Frank Wakemx
Mary Anna Dement
Samuel Stavens Sheperd
Jack Bentley Campbell
Clementine McDonald
Martha I May Wilson
James Donald Dental
Louise Antoinnatte Kimball
Salter Wagene Himball
Margaret Upshaw
Anna Loulka Wiley
Collins Moore Flynt
John
William Lignt
Nin Lsker Blygers
Claries J Bentier Ie Abd Britt H Mosre
Frances Creeman Emmons
James Luttrell Maca
Arthur Lelwh bin
Jonlioy Robertson
Ado Gelanta
John Edwin Fain
Dorothy Sande
Ralph Cheves
William, Patterson Jr
Dennison Edwards
William Mwurlea Thompson
Dar
James W
Purdue
Mildred Davia
Virginia Frances "Sunter
Laura Gunier
de Econemy
Arthur Russell Whitmyer Jr
Winnla Davis Whitmyer
Henry McGowan Baier
Willan
Bishop
Phillip S Cromer Jr
Ger
Evelyn Herbert Finch
Nina May Filnch
Hertha Marie Simpson
Dorela E Young
Gil James Lewis Schupp
Jean Eleaner Schupp
Imogene Fowler
Donald D Hitchle
Wo L Harris Jr
George Robertson Jr
Claude Lachla Trunell Jr
G R Kimberly Jr
Hlinabeth Frances Torbett
Alberta
Martha Torbett
Allee
Elizabeth Cumberworth
Bertha Wynett Dann
Louw Marlon Allen Jr
Bertha Berron
Thelma Inez Smith
Ivan Maurice Miles Tes Wale
Marvin Vane
Cuerie Tien Kingston
Alles Dorney Compton
Ceorge Stone Lanier
Mary Agnes Gathoure
Florence
Thomas Chambers, Jr
Samuel 8 Edwards Jr
Martha Roberta Wilson
Glue Hugeno Hickman Jr
Robert Lesley Mosley
Gladys Blala Myers
Mignon Juanita Danbury
Georges Edwin Trinfert
Gus Lillian May DeBeckeca Too
Charles J ‘Turple
Helen Louise Jones
George William Cody
Louise Ed Flonan
Sarah Grace Graham
James C Thomason Jr
Fred Tarrton
James L. Duncan
Orioade
Leng Jr
Stephen Hall
Josepn G Richards
Leo Osborn Smith
Optimistic Sign From Georgia Railway and Power Report
The September filing shows Georgia Railway and Power and affiliates nearing normal earnings. Gross income was $225 below September 1914, expenses down $45 or 1344 percent, and net earnings for the month at $227,714 on 4,523 acres, about 25 percent higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Governor Harris to Speak at Baptist Tabernacle Rally
Governor Harris will address the Baptist Tabernacle Sunday morning for a home-coming rally. The Sunday school meets at standard hour, followed by the governor's address in the church auditorium. A special music program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Tabernacle
Harris
Schedule Changes for Southern Railway Florida Special Trains
Southern Railway announces schedule changes effective immediately. Florida Special trains 18 and 14 start with first Atlanta departure at 11:15 PM November 21 to Jacksonville and 2:20 PM November 23 to Cincinnati and points North. Royal Palm train 2 from Chicago arrives 9:45 PM and leaves for Jacksonville at 9:55 PM. Local train 25 from Brunswick will Beach area, and Chattanooga service to various hubs departs 3:15 PM. Kansas City service departs 6:25 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Florida
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Cincinanati
Points North
Chicago
Brunswick
Beechareea Wats
Kattanooga
Pim
Red Cross Seal Sale Starts After Festival
The Ad Men's club in charge of the Red Cross Christmas Seal campaign plans to canvas big business houses after Festival week. Seals cost 1 cent and fund the Atlanta Anti Tuberculosis Association. Jack Carr LeRoy Rogers and WR Howard supervise, aided by the general committee Julian V Boehm W oH Smith and Percy A Rich. No paid solicitors. volunteers and clubs pledge large, civic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Men’s Club
Red Cross
Atlanta Anti Tuberculosis Association
Jack Carr
LeRoy Rogers
WR Howard
Ad Mens Club
General Commission
Julian V Boehm W Oh Smith
Percy A. Rich
American Red Cross
Atlanta
Parcel Post Closed To All Supplies for Germany and Austria
The postmaster general shuts parcel post to Germany and Austria for supplies. Friends aiding Germany and Austria Hungary must stop sending items by parcel post due to lack of steamship capacity. Mis mailed packages will be returned to senders and postage refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austria
Friends of
Austria Hungary
Augusta Plans Georgia Products Day
A Georgia Chamber message says Augusta is making extensive preparations for Georgia Products Day. Lom bard Bronson, secretary of the Merchants and Manufacturers association, reports Captain Juice Smith will address merchants and manufacturers and the builders of the city, duplicating last year’s Rotary club Savannah address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Augusta
Lombard Bronson
Mer [Chants and Manufacturecs Association
Juice Smith
Merchants and Manufacturers F Organization
Rotary Club of
Savannah
Farmers' Warehouse Fire at Fairmount Burns Losses
News reports the Farmers Supply Company warehouse at Fairmount burned about 9 o clock, destroying 259 bales of cotton and $2000 worth of supplies, with no insurance. The cotton belonged to local farmers and the cause is undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhounia
Fairmount
Clark to Lee Wilson in Washington for defense conference
Clark telegraphed President Wilson that he would be in Washington next Friday to respond to the invitation for a conference on the congressional program and the plan for national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark
Wilson
Piang For National Defense
Haynes Auto Dealers Gather at Banquet in Atlanta
Southern Haynes automobile dealers attended a banquet at the Ansley hotel honoring Elwood Haynes president of Haynes Automobile Company Kokomo. Charles W Itway organized the event with Don Watson and included talks on market growth and plans for annual southern dealer conventions. A new twelve cylinder motor was announced as an upcoming innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Haynes Automobile
Ansley Hotel
Elwood Haynes
Haynes Automobile Company
Kokomo
Charles W ‘Tway
Haynes
Atlanta
South
Don Watson
Haynes Company
Theveday
Capital City Club
Editor Elks Antler Passes in New York
Arthur C Morelant, 62, editor publisher of She Elks Antler, a leading Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks publication, died in New York. Former exalted ruler of Blits lodges in San Francisco and New York, he authored the order ritual adopted in 1882. He became blind more than twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur C Morelant
Benevolent and Protective Order of Diks
Tint Your Hair With Brownatone
An ad promotes Brownatone Hair Stain as a safe, fast-acting dye for instant color, claiming it won’t wash off and is harmless unlike so-called restorers using dangerous agents. It urges ordering direct from the makers, with sample offers and distributor mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Pharmacal Co
Jacoby Pharmacies
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Driving Club
Itosalie Davis
Benjamin Bailey
Ise- Une Campbell
Kingsbury Pianos
Kingsbury
Kimball Chiktering Store
Wellington
Hardman
New Bugliad
Able Piano Company
North Brond Street
WMM Prowsier Vic
Folke
Brown & Allen’s
Terminal Staton
Whitehall Street
Mountains
North Carolina
I Sage Hardin
Iva
F M! Hardin
Charles A. Moran
John R. Ransom
Wesley Memorial Hospital
S B Yow
John Dorch
Lavonia
R P T Dorsey
J N Couch
Senoia
M H Couch
Fred Hoyt
Jtan
Elizabeth Candler
James Mc Gaston
Laichowfn China
Mra TB Gay
Juniper Street
Woc
Lavett
Alvin B Cates
Alvin B Gates Jr
Mass
Hdna
Brown
Greenville SC
Wilkie
Robert W Tilmes
Orange
Tilmay
Mia Susane Grantland Grittin
Irene Smile
Piedmont Avenue
HF Harman
Ams
Georgean Terrace
Tra
Dhgeauble
Regenstein
Regenstein’s
Newsra
G. W. Jordan
Lee Wilson
Haynes Auto
Elks Antler Passes
St Teeth
Griffin
Wade
Ennis OC
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
W. Alabama Sr
Phane
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
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