Thanksgiving Socials Highlight Beemer Campus Festivities
Amid May day like college revelry Beemer students staged football contests and fraternity dances. Highlights included Chi Phi at Piedmont Driving Club and Kappa Alpha Thanksgiving dance with crimson and blue pennants, gowns, and floral decor. Notables included Winship Nunnally and Dr. Calhoun among organizers. guests list features Emmons, Collins, and Macon figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi. Phi
Piedmont
Clu
Winship Nunnally
Phinizy Calhoun
F. K. Boland
Frank Mitchell
Charles R. Black
Thomas W. Connolly
O. J. Harrison
Guesta
Mra
Joan W. Grant
3. M. Stator
Frank K. Boland
Charlie Black
K. G. Matheson
E. R. Black
Misses Black
Stlxabety Agn
Helen Bagley
Ronine Clark
Emma Belle du Bose
Isma Donny
Louise Hawkins
Salle Cobo Johnson
Ethel Keily
Margaret Ladson
Agned Ladson
Edna McCandlesz
M.A. Phelan
McGowan Rhelan
Rosine Areu
Mary Brent Smith
Josie Stockdell
Harrie Stockdell
Frances Hendley
Bolling Phinizy
Marion
Peel
Elizabeth McCartney
Callie Hull
Kate Bryan
Mattie Sue Phinizy
Mamie R. Hay
Saran Smith
Geesig Avent
Laura Chapman
Nellie Carrington
Anna B. Dorsey
Hattie May Holland
Agnés Jones
Charlotte Ball
Lewis
Em Baker
Mignon McCarty
Laulage Darwin
Ida Dorsey
Emma Kate Amorous
Mary Atkinson
Lyra Garrett
Kathleen Golden
Constance
Jaques
Louisa’ French
G. H. Dixon
Katherine Carrington
Flora Neil
Sarah Nichols
Nell Hunt
Catarine Verdery
Grace Parno
Rita Garrett
Anne Phinizy
Aurelia Speer
Jennie Hutchins
Beaumont Haygood
Frances Cox
Lamar Lewis
Evelyn Wikerson
Inez Wikernen
Gladys Levin
Sarah Jackson
Frances Carter
Elsabeth Murphy
Lillian
Segadio
Pine Street
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Miss Ladson's Luncheon Matches East Guests
Miss Leone Ladson hosted a luncheon Saturday honoring Miss Maitland Marshall of Washington and Miss Helen Wilson of New York, with a guest list reflecting society circles and regional ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ladson
Marshall
Wilson
Marian Phinizy
Louise Phinizy
Bolling P‘tinizy
Katharine Barrett
Susanne Spalding
Annie Caverly
Charles’ Gwens
Janie Thornton
Elizabeth Rawson
Mildred Spratling
Eliza Dancy
Helen, Payne Caroline DuBose
Margaret Ladson
City Federation to Hear Akerman on Arbor Day Preparations
Alfred Akerman of the University of Georgia will address the City Federation of Woman's Clubs this afternoon at Cable Hall at 3 o'clock. The talk will prepare for Arbor Day, suggesting trees suitable for home gardens, while a program by Mrs Schwartz Wagner and others will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Alfred Akerman
University of Georgis
City Federation of Woman's Clubs
Akerman
Cable Hall
Schwartz Wagner
Richard Schuenen
Hasttack
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cable Piano Company
Valse Caprice
Solrie
Vienne
Schubert Lisst
Anne Schware-Wagner
Zigounerwessen
Sarasate
Richard Schliawen
Heauty
Parker
Sarah Adelle Eastlock
Dr. Guerrant
Jacob W. Patterson
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
West
Peachtree Street
Guerrant
Kentucky
Tennessee
Married in Atlanta and nearby communities noted
The article details multiple social events and marriages in Atlanta and surrounding areas. It mentions Josephine Davis and Thomas Coke Mell’s December wedding at First Presbyterian, John Falkner and Florrie Wilson’s November 25 vows at Asbury Church, Alex Wilson and Clara Meinze’s November 25 wedding at Asbury Parsonage, and general social notes including exhibitions, receptions, and visitors such as Miss Marisien Hargrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis- Mell
Lillie Peck Davis
Josephine
Thomas Coke
First Presbyterian Church
Allanta
Tay Street
Nopie Weathers
Falkner
Mise Wilson
W. A. Wilcon
Elberton
Metnxe-Wilcon
Alex Wison
Clara Meinze
Asbury Methodist Church
C. V. Weathers
Mr. Porter
Misa Porter
F. E. Caveleri
Weathers
Noble Weather
Wilson
Misa Meinze
Mrs. Wilson
Whitehall Street
Local society notes and weddings in LaGrange area
A long list of social events, including tea, visits by visiting guests, and numerous family dinners, with Mrs. Marshall Eckford, Miss Eloise Stewart, and Miss Ynez Wilkinson among hosts. Weddings highlighted include Richard Wilma and Emma Bradfield at the Bradfield home, plus Ellie Park Worley and Gilver Worley in Marietta. Also reports on visitors from Kn oxville Jacksonville and Decatur and travel for conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Bolling
Jones
A & Family
Marshall Eckford
Bridge
Edith Coffeld
James Goss
Decatur
JP. Z. McCauley
Gatneaville
Lawrence Eiverhardt
Yeaterday
Everhardt
Adelaide Everharat
Robert Cunningham
John Montgomery
Nancy Park
Mae Danson
Rose
Foy
Thea
Lewis Willits
Walker Lewis
First Methodist Church
Scotland
Maydelie Cleaveland
Annie Tomlinson
Claud Weaver
Nell Williams
Eleanor Denson
Margaret Hollins
Minnie Godwin
James Bradfield
Arthur Thomperon
Worley
Marietta
Biss
Ellie Mas Park
Gilver Nelson Worley
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas Jefferson Park
Mendeleaoan
John Milton Warren
Mary Qvarren Gang
Misa Eugenia Hearn
Slater
Pride
Bonor
Leo Longshaw
Nell Park
Witte Fower
Punch
Misges Loules
Park
Sara Webster
Thomas
Jefferson Park
James Bulingsla Park
Greenaboro
Tennessee
T. F. Worley
Frances Worley
Mary W. Park
Lillian
Ruth ‘Park
Hstonton
H. J. Skinner
W. &. Webster
Lila Perk
Berta Horton
Lola ‘Key
Norcross
Shoe makers push tariff argument before Congress
A Chicago meeting of 350 shoe manufacturers outlines plans to present to the ways and means committee in Washington, arguing that a 15 percent tariff on hides benefits beef packers and harms farmers and shoe buyers. Delegates, including Edward Carpenter and J. E. Pratt, will travel to D.C. to press the case against the current duty structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ways and Means Committee of Congress
Washington
Edward Carpenter
Milton Florisheim
John Wiger
J. D. Tilt
M. H. Macfarland
JB. Smith
J. E. Pratt
Edward Selz
Blaine
Willian McKinley
Burglars at Moultrie Fail to Catch Man in Home
Burglary alarm sounded when Mrs. Clark spotted a man in the Clark home in Moultrie Tuesday night. The intruder fled, a pistol shot was fired but no capture. A diamond pin valued at 890 dollars and eight or five dollars were stolen from the residents. The home of J W Wiree was also broken into with clothing taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrie
Clark
Firemen and Policemen Ride Free on City Trolleys Today
After months of negotiation the street car company and the city council reach an agreement approved by the state railroad commission. The city will reduce charges for viaduct and bridge use, and in return the street car company provides free rides for firemen and policemen. City officers waive damages rights in accidents and grant passenger fare rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council
State Railroad Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beemer
Metta Cubbedge
Irene Walker
Mary Cummings
Lella Chardson
Mary ‘Traylor
Emily Winship
Lidia Hutchine
Blue “Felker
Flora Crowe
Mildred Wooley
Pussle May Ottlay
Dona Baty
Mary Helen Moody
Elizebeth W. Smith
Biildred Harris
Anna Orme
Ernestine Cutts
Harvie Hull
Inez Tiedeman
Julia Dodd
Misses Means
Misses Wolle
Ruth Converse
Mary Beth Ward
Louise Ayers
Lillian Battle
Dorothy Selby
Eleanor Collier
Ida Landrum
Mary Kirkpatrick
May Kirkpatrick
Eleanor Raoul
Leone Ladson
Claire Ridley
Marjorie Brown
Martha Francis
Charles Owens
Margaret Nutting
Marion Nutting
Helen Day
Laura Payne
Helen Payne
Courtenay Harrison
Agnes Harrison
Harriet Calhoun
Ida May Blount
M. R. Emmons
Piedmont Hotel
Ethelyn Emmons
Miss Almaliges of
Columbus
Messrs
Wade Patterson
Glover Birney
James Austin
Gentt Macon
Robert van Dyke
Rome
J. M. Neck Jr. Macon
Hubbard Allen
Lillian Russell
Setrese
New York
Miss Russell
ED. Pinaud
Pinaud
Guowrion
Russell
Pert
Pinavd
Dreas
Eiseman & Weil
Christmas Bazar
Majestic
Young J. Allen Memorial School
China
Young People's Society
Bazar
Cora Hemphill
Miss Mattingly
William F. Spalding
Valdemar Gude
T. P. Hinman
Mary Smith Pitts
Whitney
Z. W. Whitney
Hazel
Mabel Whitney
Etheleen Stewart
Margaret Hardin
Mina Myrtlé Powell
Hazel Whitney
Mine Ligsie Thomas
Japan
All Saints’ Church
St. John's
Georgia Avenue
Oystar
Mendelarohn
Hate Marchman
Copenhagen
Parma
Menke
Atlanta
Davis& Freeman Jewelers
Whitehall St
Talladega
Mrr
Wits
Peacock School
Peacock
Mra. Matheson
E. R. DuBone
Mra. Fleet
E. M.[mitchel
Darien
Taylor
Marisien Hargrove
Bronwond
Edith Cole
Jackson Street
Lucien Cocke
Roanoke
Jennie J. Byers
Washington Heights
A. W. Hill
Savannah
Peter Meldrim
Thomas Eglenton
Hartford
Conn
Engi
Mea. W. Knowles
Pensnodin
Fla. i Colmel
Robert J. Tursied
Helen
Imbgeng
Thorn
Questa
Hutch- Ina
Fether
Lowry
Flora Bewick
Wae
Titan Lastone
Tne
Joel
Bockstover
George DeSaussure
Jackxonville
Fannie Lamar’ Shorter
Bufaula
Kit
Lamar Washington
C. Ly Gately
Eloiee Stewart
Albany
Mies Ynez Wilkinson
Mins Manette Brewster
College Park
Atkinson
Misa Faver
LaGr
Alberta Smith
Mime
Lie
Hula Smith
Marie Barnett
Florence Dsnncn
Bi Grange
Frances
Misa Essie. Roberts
Fairburn
Mims Ieoline Campbell
R. B. Ridley
Sr. H. Ridley
John Ridley
Arthur Deveney
Dr. Young
Dacatur
Avea
Oscar Peterson Thomason
Madteon
Hende
Mr J,ames Goxs
Dr. Toung
Minchison
Mise Foxie Roberts
Teay
Shas Isoline Campbell
BR. Ridley
Ridley, Jr
G. L. Pratt
Cuba
Harrold Pace
Gravey
Ruth Barry
Newnan
Tve Jule Scriven
Savenah
L Cloud
North Carolina
Howell Erwin, Jr
Bainbridge Mc
E. H. Barnes
Morth and Sant
James W. Austin
Wade
D-Willis
Mala Whiteield
Woodatock
Etelj
Charien
Whitheld
Ida Elvira Dial
Dyer
Avannah
Les
M. Rich & Bros. Co. Millinery Department
Guthman
Guthman Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
South
Mitchell St
Fenchstreet
Sterling Siler
Charles W. Crankshaw
Marchant and Jeweler
Whitehall Se
Gensury Blag
Pe la
Capital City Laundry Co
Wheitehall ST
Frank E. Block
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