Reception for Rev Atkinson by St Philip's Cathedral
To Reverend and Mrs John R Atkinson, Bishop Nelson and St Philip's cathedral chapter invite a reception this evening at 8 in the deanery 168 Westington Street. Assisting hosts include Dr and Mrs George H Noble and several local couples. young ladies Mildred and Ethel Noble and Emma J. are listed as serving punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Atkinson
Bishop Nelson
St.Philip's Cathedral
Ohn R. Atkinson
Prelock
Westington Treat
Nelson
George H. Noble
Thomas H. Austin
C. L.pettigrew
Robert Sharpe
W. Percy
E. H. Boylston
J. W. Stussey
Stocibrigge
W. N. Hawkes
George A. Bland
Mildred
Ethel Noble
Emma
Remarkable case of Mrs Ham Shamrock Missouri
Mrs Jose Ham of Shamrock Missouri recounts severe health issues including falling, inflammation, congestion, female weakness, backaches, memory trouble, and nervous weakness. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier she reports improved energy, sleep, appetite, and no hot flashes. She credits the remedies with lifting fears and reviving family life. Special advice offered by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock, Mo
Apella
Lydia B. Pinkham
Jose Ham
Shamrock
Missouri
Lydia E. Pinkham
Social List and Upcoming Events At Atlanta Gatherings
A column lists forthcoming social teas and entertainments in Atlanta including Mrs. Bilston hosting guests for Miss Frances Godfrey, a bridge afternoon for Miss Godfrey, and a large bridal party guest list. Also noted are Needlework Guild collections at Carnegie Library, Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association meetings, a Thanksgiving Spend-the-Day party for Miss Nina Hornady, a matinee for Miss Mary Jeter, and a dinner hosted by Mrs. Schleginger for the wedding party plus confirmations of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeter
Clark Frazier
Mary Jeter
Miss Jeter
William Jenkins
Tennessee
Frank Winecot
Herbert Miles
Mass. McBride Jackson
Marguerite Harper
Brock Jeter
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Atlanta Equal Suffrage
Ansley Hotel
Mra
H. C. Buchhols
Alice
Daniela
Southern States Woman Suffrage Conference
Chattanooga
Nashville
Amet Woodall
Katherine Koch
Georgia Women's Suffrage Associaion
Nina Hornady
Linden Street
George
Id. Martin
Nicholas ‘T. Wright
William Ashmore Steed
Edward Story
Buchanan
Orewnan
Burwell
Greenville
George Curry
Forsyth Theater
Clarke Frasier
Frank Winecoff
Moehride Jackson
Herbert Myles
Harry Schleginiger
Misa Jeter
Misa Frances Curry
Misa Constance
Benefit Luncheon and Society Activities Report
A long column details upcoming benefit luncheon and numerous social engagements. Notables include Elizabeth Berry Mary Jeter George Curry Janes Cochran Alen Apher Jefferson Hunt William Rooke Guy Shearer and Mina Hornady hosting a patriotic event at 65 East Linden. Other notices cover entertainments at the Driving Club Georgian Terrace and Druid Hills Club, tea dances, dinners, theater outings, and a piano recital. Names of hosts guests and venues feature prominently along with dates and venues through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina
Nina Hornady
East Linden
T. SD
Gage
Margaret Gage
Birmingham
Mary Kine
Capital City
Trving Thortts
James
William
Miss Gage
Mary Rice
William Akers
Druid Hills
Norman Sharp
Danse Club Fuiday
Marion Vausha
Mary King
Hallin Morton
Tennessee
Grace le Craw
Tal Hart
War relief committee meets at 10 with Mrs Porter King
War relief committee meets this morning at 10 o clock with Mrs Porter King. Finished garments to be returned and materials secured for others at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Relief Committee
Porter King
Atlanta Graded Union
First Methodist Church
Modern Topic Club
Masters
Social items note travel and guests among city figures
Governor and Mrs John M Slaton spend two weeks in New York. Mrs L Eiseman and Miss Erna Eiseman depart for Washington and New York with visits to Baltimore and Philadelphia planned. Miss Lucile Kuhrt leaves for Memphis for Miss Kathleen McFadden debut party. Mr and Mrs W J Brandon ill in Ansley Paris. Miss Vera Cone guest of Miss Frances Godfrey to return Friday. Mrs Warsdell Coleman leaves Thursday for Thanksgiving in Chattanooga. Mrs C S Atchison and Marian Atchison head to Nashville for Thanksgiving. Miss Rosalie Davis to host Miss Marian Adriance and Miss Rachel Wilton next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Slaton
New York
L. Eiseman
Erna Eiseman
Washington
Frances Godfrey
Eviday
Warsdell Coleman
B.D. Chapman
Chattanooga
Atchison
Marian Atchison
Nashville
Local Social Notes Mention Travels and Visits Across Several Cities
A jumble of social notices lists residents and guests from Griffin and Macon visiting Jacksonville Birmingham and Atlanta. It notes arrivals departures and hosting duties for Miss Laura Bailey Miss Hettie Sibley Mrs. J G Earnest Mrs. Ivan Allen and others with trips to Norfolk New Orleans Columbia Trion and Charleston and mentions weddings and attendants including Miss Anne Hamilton and Mr Lafyon Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin J. Boys
Norfolk
Ww. R. Pregcott
New Orleans
Leslie Corwin
Jacksonville
Laura Bailey
Griffin
D. H. Harris
Hettie Sibley
Birmingham
Mary Rice
T. W. Powel
Lelius Stallings
Wewnan
J. G" Earnest
John Thomas
Dalton
Ivan Allen
Robert Ligon Johnson
New York
Robert Lee Grant
Chigneo
Martha Phinisy
Athens
Harriet Calhoun
Anna Hadgood
Fairburn
Macon Martin
Beldeyile
J. Calhoun Clark
Charleston
Ning Jones
Waynesboro
Helen Potts
Arthur Clarke
Birs
Hawking
Piedmont Avenue
Clarence May
Columbia
J. Starke Hamilton
Trion
Anne Hamilton
Lafvon Massey
Y M C A to Entertain Corn Show Boys Next Week
The Georgia Corn Show boys will be treated at a Y M C A event on Thursday afternoon after the Hog and Hominy parade. J F Jackson A Jamerson and Ass Pranklin supervise indoor athletic activities for about 25 boys in the Luckie Street association building. Scoutmasters and other sponsors organize lodging and support from Atlanta groups to host the visiting boys, with about 60 attendees anticipated and several hosts already listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Corn Show
Young Men's Christian Association
Luckle Street
J. F. Jackson
A. Jameson
A. Ss Pranklin
Association
Alao
Boys Scouts of America
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Bayne Gibson
Allsnts
Pred Allen
W. Buchanan
Scott Candler
EB. B. Armstrong
Swilling
L Girardeau
R.E. L. Cone
RL. Meir
L.A. Niven
Mell R. Wilkinson
Atlanta Woman's Club
Charles T. Page
Kennesaw Avenue
James’ G. Woodward
Hunter Street
Joan H. Metord
Peachtree Lace
William 2. Wimbish
Peachtree Street
Marion T. Benson
Piedmont Avenue
B.D. Evans
West Peachtree Arrest
W., D. Thomson
Springdale Toad
Rosa Woodberry
Paachtree Circle
Harry Gorov
West Ontario Avenue
Luckie Street
Drs
B. Ware
Kimball Street
Haden to Speak at Indianapolis Chamber Dinner
Charles J. Haden of Atlanta, president of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, is invited to address the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce dinner on November 26. His topic is Shall America Manufacture American Cotton, reflecting southern cotton concerns and English spinners considering southern mills via the Panama Canal opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Haden
Atlanta
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Ind
Haden
America
South
Panama Canal
Orient
Captain and Crew Saved From Stranded Schooner
A four master schooner G. P. Jenkins from St John for New York went ashore on the Long Island coast early today. The lumber laden hull contended with heavy seas until rescued by the XOTK and surf boats from Shinn life saving station. The United States revenue cutter Mohawk sailed from here this afternoon toward the wreck to render aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Xotk
Freecnes
Shinncock
G. P. Jenkins
St. John
New York
Long Island
Jadan
United States Revenue Cutter
Mohawk
Exquisite Hair Tinting Brownstone Promises Harmless Gray Coverage
A Kenton Pharmacat Co advertisement touts Brownstone hair tinting as harmless and permanent with two shade options and two sizes. It guarantees satisfaction or money back, claims it cannot be detected or washed out, and offers trial sizes and a booklet for ten cents. Available through Covington Kentucky suppliers and Atlanta Jacobs Pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Pharmacat Co
Pike St
Covington
Atlanta
Jacobs’ Pharmacies
Deaierm J
Atlanta ministers fail to fund national convention costs
The state organization led by Mrs T Patterson asks Atlanta city council for about 3500 dollars to cover expenses for delegates to the national convention. Finance Chairman W G Humphrey sympathizes but notes the treasury is nearly depleted. He recalls ministers promised to raise funds and failed to pay. The committee asks Humphrey and Mayor Woodward to seek the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Thei.c.d
T. &. Patterson
Council
W. G. Humphrey
Patterson
General Council
Humphrey
Woodward
Gilly's Patriotism Costs Opera Dear
Dinh Gilly the Metropolitan baritone has not returned to New York or Atlanta this year due to his patriotism. Manager Gatti Cassara could not bring him back for the season as the singer serves as a sergeant in the Fourth Zouave regiment of the French Algerian corps and was detained at his summer post at the war's outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinh Gilly
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Atlanta
Gilly
Gatti Cassara
Zouave
Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Ad
Gray folks can try Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer with a money-back guarantee from Edmondg on's Drug Stores in Atlanta Georgia. It promises to darken hair evenly without dye, stop itching and dandruff, improve thickness and shine, and is sold in a 50 cent big bottle by mail for out-of-town customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmondgon
N. Pryor
Atlante
Mall
Ativ
German Authority Holds Gilly for Refusing Parole
In Prague Bohemia German authorities agreed with Metropolitan Opera figures to release Gilly on parole not to oppose Germany or Austria. Gilly refused to sign, remaining a prisoner and to report to authorities within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bohemia
Metropolitan Opera
Gilly
Germany
Man's honesty deemed proof of mental soundness
In a lunacy hearing for Gibbs, a wealthy contractor, a jury found that a reputation for honesty sufficed to prove mental normality. Gibbs, arraigned on a lankey writ, claimed the move to the asylum was instigated by relatives seeking his property. Women who knew him testified to his honesty in business and personal dealings. His attorney, James L. Key, emphasized this testimony as central to the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. ‘Wilkinson
Gibbs
C. A Gibbs
Gibba
James L. Key
Zudora Charms Strand Theater In New Thanhouser Serial
Heavy patronage for Zudora, Thanhouser's latest serial, keeps the Strand open for an extra day. The companion to The Million Dollar Mystery, it was written by Harold McGrath and stars the Thanhouser company from Mullion Dollar Mystery. It runs in twenty complete episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanhouser
Strand Theater
Chamber to Name New Leaders Today Votes Open at Noon
The annual election of chamber of commerce officers and directors is today between 12 noon and afternoon hours at Pryor street and Auburn avenue offices. Ballots in the reception hall. Members in good standing may vote for any eligible candidate, not limited to ballot names. The ticket is led by Mell B. Wilkinson for president, with Alpine Howell Jr. and other officers named for two year terms. Directors listed for two-year terms include Thomas Egereston et al, with John W. Grant and others for an unexpired term ending 1916. Swift & Company beef sales to Atlanta for the week ending November 21 1914 averaged 9.41 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Pryor Street
Auburn Avenue
Wilkinson
Mell BR. Wilkinson
Albert Howell, Jr
H. Hastings
Ivan E Allen
Victor “H. Kriegshaber
Brooks Morgan
Thomas Egereston
W. H. White, Jr
Walter Rich
J. T. Holteman
Lynn Fort
EB. P. McBurney
Robert & Weasels
James D. Robinson
Swift & Company
Atlanta
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Ham
Brown & Allen’s
Miss Godfrey
Robert H. Jones
Bridge
Misges
Bertha Moore
Isaline Campbell
Mary Orme
Emily Cassin
Amelia Smith
Brocket Rosalie Davis
Helen McCerty
Louise Broyles
Josephne Mobley
Ida Winship
Elizabeth Blane
Laure Cole
Margaret Traylor
Marty Murphey
Charles Summer Wyatt
Georgian Terrace
Mildred Harrison
Needlework Guild
Carnegie Litracy
Sma
Davison- Paxon- Stokes Co
Wight
Charles H. Wight
Ward Wight
Albert R Harrell
James & Dougherty
Herbert C. Lightfoot
PB. Franks
Gorrie Belle’ Dawkina
Mise Margaret Rughton
Ea Pden Wight Jr
George A. E
Tyson
Passle May Ottley
Tsabal Tyson
Knoxville
Esther Smith
Miss Tyson
Boward Barnwell
Otis Skinner
George McCarty
Ben Steele
T. A. Ham
Dan McDougald
Mildred Wellhouse
Standard Club
Edna Buck
W. 8S Byck
Caroline Pollach
Texas
Theo Kaufman
Wilson
Frank Meador
H.R. Wilson
Milton Dargan
Benjamin Elias
Moreland Avenue
Blaas
iTo
Orme
Marion Vavehin
Isoltine Campbell
Miss Orme
Sophie Haas
Miss Byck
W. S Byck
Miss Pollach
Jed Kaufman
Domino Circle
F. J. West
Atkins Park
Mra. J. A. Brownlow
Elmire
Charles A. Sheldon
Lyric Theater
O'Cloc
Apa
Clavelan
Arivé
Danie
Corn Club Boys
W.C
Chamber
Main
Stone
California
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