Suffrage Delegates Reassigned and Harvest Bazaar Planned
A large gathering backed a resolution to have local county central committee appoint delegates to the state convention, meeting before the state event. The harvest festival week will host the suffrage bazaar on Peachtree Street, with New York novelties and gifts, under Mrs Block and Mrs McDougald, plus a restaurant run by Mrs Moreland Geer.
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Wedding Bells and Society Headlines in Atlanta
Society notes and events unfold with Mrs. Louise Lewin’s wedding last night at St. Pauls Methodist, guests including Miss Boardman and Miss Theodora Hicks. Luncheons, matinee parties, and Woman’s Missionary Union sessions fill the week as civic groups plan the state convention and gymnasium classes open under YWCA leadership amid heavy rains.
Wedding Of Minnie Thomas And Bolling Du Bose In Athens
In Athens Georgia on Prince Avenue Miss Minnie Thomas married Bolling Stewart Du Bose, son of Robert and Toombs Du Bose, in a ceremony at 9 PM conducted by Rev Eugette L H D D. The event united two prominent families with many out of town guests and a formal reception and supper afterward. The couple departed that night for a wedding trip.
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Athens
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Dudley Thomas
Prince Avenue
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First Presbyterian Church
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Prominest
Miotong
Visiting Women Golfers Invited to Hills Tournament
The Birmingham party and several guests will attend the invitation tournament next week at Druid Hills Golf Club. Tea dances Tuesday and Thursday and a Saturday night dance will precede trophy presentations. Notables include Mrs J L Brown, Miss Serena Kirkpatrick, Mrs Will Allen, Mrs Yerkes, Mrs Norris, Mrs Tutwller, Mrs Walker Percy, Miss Bland Tomlinson, and many others from Birmingham Montgomery and Richmond.
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Will Allen
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Jessie Massie
Montgomery
Garrett Wall
Richmond
Thomas B. Paine
Misa Virginia Abercrombie
Misa Marian Goldsmith
Thatch
Fred Brine
Bland Tomlinson
Birmngham
Mignon McCarty
Bridal Reception and City Missions Notes Highlight Weekend
A spring wedding reception featured dainty white lingerie dress and pink roses with cosmos in the décor. Guests included Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Whitaker with their attire, while punch was served by Misses Ashe, Williams, Thrower, and Wharton Clayton. The couple planned a Savannah trip and Florida two-week honeymoon before settling at 244 Glenwood Avenue. Separately, the Board of City Missions reported needs for blinds, oilcloth, and children’s garments, with clinic activity and a new dental chair. The Atlanta Pioneer Women’s Society endorsed Wilson’s peace efforts and organized hostesses for the Harvest Festival, plus delegates to the Federation of Women’s Clubs.
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Edith Couch
Mrs. Whitaker
Savannah
Florida
Glenwood Avenue
Board of City Missions
Wesley House
Charles O. Jonas
A. L. Norris
Blunt Gelasgors
Miss Ritter
Hamby
G. Thomas
House
Covington
Wheeler
Durham
Atlanta Pioneer Women's Society
Wilson
Corn Club
Joseph Wustort
Federation of Women's Clubs
Instant Hair Stain Better Than Slow Restorers
A promotional piece denounces slow acting hair restorers and touts Brownstone as a safe instant stain that colors hair brown or black without dangerous minerals. It claims other products dye hair with sulfur lead or arsenic and argues Brownstone is free of these risks.
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Gary Sehen Rouse
Certorma
Tribute by Women's club honors Mrs. Lolie Bella Wylie
Joseph Morgan in official capacity opens remarks as the Women's club dedicates a day to Mrs. Lolie Bella Wylie in honor of her literary work and votes to join the tribute on that day.
Marriage Quietly Ties Marie Englehart to Harry Holland
The marriage of Miss Marie Englehart and Mr. Harry F. Holland was a quiet event at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride’s father, J. G. Englehart. Rev. Father Guinan of Sacred Heart Church performed the ceremony, with only a few relatives present at 802 Piedmont Avenue.
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Marie Englehart
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J. G. Englebari
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Sacral Heart Church
Pane
Lee Smith to speak on Movie Game at Ansley hotel
B Lee Smith will end his talk on the Movie Game today at the Ansley hotel at 1 o clock. He has long been associated with the game and will present reels of pictures shown for the first time in Atlanta. The Pathe exchange lent the reels and William Oldknow of the Consolidated Film company provided the projector.
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Ansley Hotel
Mr. Smith
Pathe Exchange
Atlanta
William Oldknow
Consolidated Film Company
Luncheon Friday in Honor of Harris
Georgia manufacturers and cotton raisers will meet Garrard Harris, special agent of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, at a subscription luncheon in Atlanta Friday. Harvey Tohngon, assistant secretary of the chamber, accepts requests for places.
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Central
South America
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Garrard Harris
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Harris
Harvey Tohngon
Chamber
Decatur Citizens to Elect Executive Committee Monday
Decatur Georgia citizens will meet in the courthouse next Monday at 3 PM to select an executive committee. The committee will arrange a white primary for the nomination of a mayor and four councilmen.
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Decatur
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