Wedding News and Social Gatherings Highlight Local Season
Mrs James Bowbin Robin announces the marriage of Annie Laurie to Russall Dodsen as community events center on Forsyth teas and Mrs 4 Johnson’s afternoon party. Guests include Wright family members and local society names. visitors and birdie luncheons fill the social calendar with decor in white and green and a late tea hosted by Mrs Joan Slaton. A late afternoon tea honors Mrs John Dennis and Mrs Williams. a baby show at the Sacred Heart fair looms with varied contests, booths, and prizes on the college campus.
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Miss Wright
Johnson
Forsyth
345 Wright
DG Fachry
Maes Wright
Miss Miry Lane
Virgina
Mes
Japle Fachry
Annie Cistle Wright
Wom Wright Wiss
Lucie Solan Abs Brockett Ingle
Owt
Joan Wo Slaton
Peachtre Road
John Dennis
Colorado
John Rice
Williams Boen
Washington DC
H Tocke
Suests
Ballards
Jaton
Philaday
Marist College
Sacred Heart Church
Uhurslay
Druid Hills Tea Dance Announcement
A notice of a tea dance at Druid Hills, featuring an autumn program. The event runs in the evening with multiple small parties expected and a light musical program.
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Druid Hills
Prubl Hills
Rummage Sale By Atlanta Chapter N For Fund Drive
A rummage sale will be held at 7 7 ters street soda to benefit the educational fund of the Atlanta chapter N at Order of the Lastern Suu. Members invite support and a birthday dinner was noted as a pretty affair hosted at the home of Vice Wo A Walker in Lone with daughter Mrs Wo Brice and bride of September Tunch served by Misa Lula Belle.
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Atlanta
West
Wo Brice
Misa Lula Belle
Jabors
Wilson
T Fitspatriek
Atdrese
Georgia
Firs Wilson
Durene
Callie Hoke Smith
Miss Murphey to Entertain in October Prolog
Miss Mary Murphey, one of the season’s charming debutantes, will entertain at a series of parties during October. The events showcase her social circle, with notable attendees from local society.
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Miss Murphey
Mary Murphey
DAR Habersham Chapter Meets At Piedmont Hotel
The executive board will convene this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Piedmont hotel parlors. A full attendance of 15 is requested as this is the fourth meeting of interest and importance.
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Joseph Habersham Chapter
Piedmont Hotel
Mrs Forbush Leaves Atlanta for New York to Bring Back Dancer
Mrs Gayle Forbush, renowned in Atlanta for her dancing school at Ansley, departs for New York City to spend several days. She will return with a professional dance partner to assist at the dansante and expand her teaching.
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Gayle Forbush
Atlanta
Dr Hall to Lecture at Baptist Tabernacle
Dr J Hall, president of the National Church Peace association, who attended the world peace conference in Constance Germany, will speak at the Baptist Tabernacle Sunday night. He will discuss his experiences in the European war zone, including Liege before the German siege, and other adventures. The public is invited.
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J . Hall
National Church Peace Association
Hell In
Constance
Giermany
Baptist Tabernacle
Hal
Liege
Mrs G H Tipp Opens New Millinery Place
Mrs G W Tipp opens an exclusive millinery establishment at 144 Whitehall Street. She displays new fall models and previously worked in New York City with leading millinery houses.
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G. H. Tipp
G W Tipn
Whitehall Street
Tips
New Yoik City
Rally Day Exercises Planned by Georgia Avenue Church
The Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Sunday School will hold rally day exercises Sunday morning beginning at 9:30. The usual preaching hour will be given over for rally day services. This Sunday offers the distinction of having won the same award for four consecutive years. A very interesting program has been arranged.
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Georgia Avenue Presyterian
Pome
Avanta
R R M C A MEETINGS RESUME SUNDAY AT M C A
The Oakland Young Men's Christian Association resumes Sunday afternoon meetings in rooms at 1114 West Alabama Street. Rev Wallace Rogers pastor of Park Street Methodist Church South will speak and Charley Schultz will sing. The association's orchestra of seven instruments will lead the singing before the program.
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Alroad Young Mens Christian Associaugy
Alabama Street
Wallace Rogers
Park Street Methodist Dharch South
Charley Schultz
Theas
Sociations
Second Baptist Church Observes Peace Day Sermon and Rally
The Second Baptist Church will observe Peace Day with a Sunday morning service. Dr J J Hall will read the proclamation, Sergis Hossanna will offer the prayer, and Dr John L White will preach a special sermon on Why Pray. Rally Day Bible school exercises will follow at 9:200 m.
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Second Baptist Church
J J Hall
Garnegle Peace Foundation
Sergis ¥ Y ‘Hosanna
Atlanta
John L. White
Bible School
Friars to Meet Again Next Tuesday Evening
A young clergy club in the city, started a year ago for fellowship and spiritual union, plans its autumn gathering next Tuesday evening at 8 oclock in the Hotel Ansley. Dr A Little hosts, Dr LO Bricker acts as essayist with a talk on Christian Mysticism.
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Brian
Lyman Hood
Willem Bo Hill
Resulta Ware
Ansley
A Little
LO Bricker
Home Products Luncheon plan for Atlanta women
Atlanta women plan a Thanksgiving season home products luncheon to unite over eighty federated groups and national bodies to discuss aiding unemployed workers, outreach to hard to reach women, and coordinating civic work through a Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs program with leaders like Mrs Samuel Lumpkin and Mrs William Lawson Peel shaping the event and its aims.
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Home Products
Plan of Atlanta Women
Iyma Dooky
Atlanta
Daughters of the Americn Revolution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Colonial Dames
Womans Ausirary
Grand Army of the Republic
Womans Christan Temperance Union
Georgia
National Congress of Mothers the Daughters of Ist
Tle
Womins Department
National Cry
Federation
Womans Home Products
Toeach
Rusk
Atlantas
Megma
Samuel Lumpkin
City Federation of Womens Clubs
William Lawson Peel
John Farnhail Slaton
Atlanta Musical
Samuel Taman
Charles J Haden
Nellie Peters Black
Hush Willet
Sommerfeld
W Os Elkcia
FM Robinson
Frederick Hodgson
Willem Lawson Peel
Georga Daughters of the
Tuncheon
Mme
Lampkin
Samuel Limpkid
Georga
Fragmented plea for patriotic values in southern culture
A fragmented excerpt appeals to Ton and young southern women to embrace American made materials and a simpler life. It urges honoring mothers' patriotism and providing temporary luxury to support domestic virtue and national pride.
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Ton
Socialists Hold Mass Meeting Sunday in Atlante
The socialist group of Atlante announces a mass meeting at the Labor temple on Trinity avenue this Sunday afternoon. Candidate Seruel Kriesberg will speak and a Chess campaign manager will outline campaign issues. Public is invited.
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Socialists
Atlante
Labor Temple
Trinity Avenue
Seruel Kriesberg
England May Permit Shipments of Copper
Washington reports officials at the British embassy said a copper shipment from Amelia to the Netherlands might be allowed if Holland guarantees the same as given for foodstuffs. The issue is complex and not as simple as the foodstuffs case.
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Washington
Holland
Great Britain
Amelia
Netherlands
Death of James Linvaln Goodknight in Nashville
James Linvaln Goodknight aged 68, long serving stated clerk and treasurer and general traveling secretary of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church general assembly, died at Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee, after ten days ill with heart trouble. He formerly presided over West Virginia University from 1844 to 1847 and Lincoln University from 1900 to 1904.
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J. L. Goodknight
Nashville Town
James Linvaln Goodknight
General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbytarian Church
Red Boling Springs
Goldknight
West Virginia University
Lincoln
Southern Democrats clash over early adjournment plan
Washington reports Republicans and Southern Democrats debating a proposed early adjournment and three day recesses amid cotton relief legislation. President Wilson weighs a November 11 special session to discuss government ship purchase as the New Haven railroad probe resumes before a federal grand jury.
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Congress
Otober
Underwood
Ern
Smoot
Wilson
Cac
New York
Mellen Farmeriv
New Haven
Hartford
Rairoad Campany
Federal Grand
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