Mil dred Sault and Fred Jeter wed at Sacred Heart officiated
Miss Mil dred Sault and Mr. Fred Jeter married Thursday afternoon at Father Guinan's residence. Attendants were Elizabeth Woods and Frank McGaughey. Bride wore brown suit and fur trimmed brown velvet hat. Couple leaves for wedding trip and will reside at 746 Peachtree after November 1. The bride and groom are well known and widely liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Sault
Mr. Jeter
D. Sault
Mildred
Fred Jeter
Plack
Father Guinan
Sacred Heart Church
Elizabeth, Woods
Frank McGaughey
Bris
Jeter
Peachtree Street
Marriage Announced Luette Gormack Bride of DuBose
Annis Chadboursé announces the marriage of her daughter Luette Gormack to DuBose on September 23. The ceremony was small and family attended, after which the couple left for St Augustine and other points. Community notices include a Presbyterian women’s meeting at First Presbyterian on Marietta Street with luncheon at 1 pm and addresses by notable speakers. Also mentions visits and social entertainments for Miss Callie Hoke Smith and gatherings at Druid Hills and the Driving Club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni Chadboursé
Luette
Gormack
DuBose
St. Augustine
All Presbyterian
Marietta Street
Dunbar Orden
W.C. Winsborough
Sarah Converse
The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Unity
Callie Hoke Smith
Donald Ransom
Marion Smith
Air
Albert Thornton
Druid Hills
Golflub
Aug
Drivin Club
Drivin Club Saturday Evening and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Simmons, Jr
Driving Club
Corrigan
McDonough
Thomas Campbell Nolan
Annie Nolan
Ruth Corrigan
QR. Nolan
Nolan
Ming Nolan
Margaret Burckhardt
Creaga Bell Brigeoo
Misa’ Corrigan
Atlanta
Broyles
Dudge
Nash Broyles
Wil
Philatheat
Baraca
Woodward Avenue Baptist Churen
Miss Rice
Mary Rice
Susie Blackmar
Columbus
Louise Broyles
Mise Rice
Paradise
Miss Blackmar
Misa Dorothy Arrewright
Brisa Laura Cole
Taabel Roblagn
Rosalie Datis
Jillian Mitchell
Isoline Campbell
Dorothy High
Mamie Kirknatrick
Misa Lawson Hines
Wiles Elisabeth Blanc
Louise Parker
Mary Murphy
Toate Broyles
Mrs Pattillo Entertains Bridge Club Delightfully
Mrs Emory Pattillo hosted her bridge party on Wednesday with guests including Mrs Hugh Trott and Mrs Henry Moon. The rooms were decorated with zinnias and the prize went to Mrs Broughton Branch for a silk scarf. A delicious salad course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Trotti
Roy Jones
Broughton Branch
Raybern’ Foster
Lute Hunnicut
Tenry Johnson
Philip Travis
Henry Harthman
Lisa Mbel Coffee
Sarah Terrell
Nell Candler
Eddie Hunter
Dinner Dance Attendents at Capital City Club Event
Attendees at the Capital City Club dinner dance include Eugene Waynes Lucke Juhrt C D Robinson C G Ryan Jacob Levin EB H Inman J T Willame Winifred Jamson H Carr Atchison Marian Atchison Henry Kennedy Peters E F Mikel Lucy Hill Gentry Bea Tye Ed Barnes Paul Johnson George Barry Graves Hudson Bliss Helen Pryor Charles Cox G M Ferome Louise Jones M G Phelan GH Godfrey Macon Martin Carl Fort H E Murray and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Club
Eugene Waynes
Lucke Juhrt
C.D. Robinson
Ryan
Jacob Levin
EB. H Inman
J.T. Willame
Edwin Jamson
H. Carr
Bre
M. G. Phelan
GH. Godfrey
Macon Martin
Carl Fort
H.E. Murray
Atlanta Women Host Club Meeting and Society Notices
A fragmented society report details a Hast Atlanta art club meeting on Flat Shoals Avenue with members including Mrs. J. I. Marbut and Miss Catherine Ellis among attendees. It notes plans to host with Mrs. George Lysle on Moreland Avenue and mentions upcoming city federation and church music programs with detailed concert and service schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orisagt
James-Hollinsworth
Metcy
Atlanta
Flat Shoals Avenue
J. 1. Marbut
Whit Marbut
James Brown
James Holiisworth
J. Fr
C. M. Leonard
Perce
C. Weathers
Rome
Sadle Henry McCoy
George Lysle
Moreland Avenue
City Federation
Lemuel’ B
Cooper
Striptin
Chamber of Commeres
Atlanta Spirit
Chamber of Commerce
Southeastern Traiz Association
Wright on Lecture Tour in New England
Hon. Seaborn Wright a noted prohibition advocate left Rome Georgia today for New Hampshire and Maine to lecture to the people of New England for a month. He will not return to Georgia to take part in prohibition legislation before the extra session of the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Rome
Seaborn Wright
New Hampshire
Maine
New England
Georgia
White Chauffeurs Urge Jobs By Replacing Negro Drivers
A ward club meeting outlines a drive to address unemployment among white men by favoring white auto drivers over black chauffeurs. Prominent members oppose widespread Negro employment in driving and advocate replacing Negro chauffeurs with white drivers. The Fifth Ward club backs the Georgia Harvest Festival project and will inform officers of its support at today's session. Officers nominated include J. Q. Bentley president J. G Flournoy first vice president J. B. Harris second vice president CH. Jewell Jr secretary and O. C. Burton assistant secretary GK. Dennis treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atqlanta
Pith Ward
Fifth Ward Club
J. Q. Bentley
J. G Flournoy
J. B. Harris
CH. Jewell’ Jr
O. C. Burton
GK. Dennis
Lee Smith details Atlanta film industry impact
B Lee Smith, motion picture expert, told the Atlanta Ad Men club that Atlanta ranks as a key youth oriented film distribution hub with sixteen exchanges shipping over 280000 feet weekly. Payrolls reach 21500 dollars weekly, and about 40000 dollars enters Atlanta weekly via exchanges, underscoring the business’s banking and financial ripple in the city. The talk closed with a Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford episode and a Scenic Film cartoon by Julian Vu Boehm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ansley
B. Lee Smith
Atlenta
Clearing ‘House
Financial
Inceleuia
Mr. Smith
Gét-Rich-Quick
Wallingford
Pianu
Scenic Film Company
Julian Vu. Boehm
Ad ‘Club
Officer Thornton Rules for Atlanta Traffic Safety
Traffic officer Thornton outlines eight traffic regulations to reduce danger at crossings in Atlanta. Rules cover banning bannered vehicles, trimming streetcar stops, restricting parade carts at peak crossings, banning right side street parking near Decatur to Peachtree, dimming lights and signaling turns for drivers, enforcing right angle crossings, and limiting funeral procession motor vehicles to manage congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Atlanta
Alma
Decatur Priest
South Bryer
Peachtree Street
Reduke
Nottt
Emory University Sees Surge of Foreign Students
Emory University in Atlanta already hosts eleven students from foreign lands and will welcome two more Brazilians today, bringing the total to thirteen. Bishop Warren A. Candler received a telegram from Bishop E. D. Mouzon in New York confirming the two Brazilian entrants. The two Brazilians have departed New York and are due in Atlanta at noon via the Southern Railway. Names are not yet available. The eleven current scholars hail from China Japan Korea Spain Portugal Porto Rico and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory University
Atlanta
Brazil
Warren A. Candler
E.D. Mouzon
Methodist Conference
New York
Southern Railway
Candier
Emory
China
Japan
Korea
Spain
Portugal
Porto Rico
Cuba
Tech School of Commerce Plans Factory Inspection Tours
The senior class and Commerce Society of Georgia Tech propose multiple inspection trips through Atlanta’s major manufacturing plants. These tours aim to show technical processes, business organization, and cost systems while fostering cooperation from firms. A practical audit of a big local concern’s books is also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tech School of Commerce
Commerce Society of Georgia ‘Tech
Tech
Oglethorpe University Campaign Progress Reported
A report notes that about $600,000 has been raised toward the proposed three million dollars for Oglethorpe University. Dr Thornwell Jacobs returns from a trip amid interest in the campaign and the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhat
Helpers League appoints Low to lead after Coogler exit
The Christian Helpers League announces A. B. Low, formerly manager of the Christian Helpers Chicago, as the new head at 108 1-2 Recatur Street after Probation Officer Sidney J. Coogler severed ties. Directors plan to expand the charity and reopen the restaurant today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Helpers’ League
Recatur Street
A. B. Low
Manazer
The
Christian Helpers
Chicago
Sidney J. Coogler
Helpers League
Boapt
Iragua
Caday. Leakus of
Chips Alumni Dinner Saturday Hosts Notables
Chi Psi alumni plan a dinner at Birdmont Hotel after the Tech Georgia game on Saturday night November 23. The event replaces the October 28 date due to the Virginia Georgia game in Athens. Invited guests include Chancellor James Kirkland Vanderbilt Judge A S Miller former Macon mayor Judge Eugene B Gary South Carolina Chief Justice James A Hoyt John N Holder former Georgia House speaker Tracy W Pratt and other prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi! Psi
Birdmont
Macon
Eugene B. Gary
South Carolina‘supreme Court
James A. Hoyt Jurman
South Carolina House
John N. Holder
Georgia House
Tracy VW. Pratt
Huntsville
Ala
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Senator
Thei Washington
Joel Hurt, Jr
C. A. Atchison
Miss Atchison
Dorothy Arkwright
Virginia Lipscomb
Isabel Robinson
Joe Hurt
Remsen King
Jack Burt
Millard McBurney
Lyon Werner
Asheville
N. C
Grove Park Inn
H. Momer
Savannah
Henry Mi Flagler
Grove Park,inn
Flegler
Kenan
Louise Wise
Lifer
Maurice Dennay
Miss McKee
Mamie Ansley
Ansley Park
Jessie Mckee
Druid Hils
Bunkley
Joseph Willam Bunkley
S. N
Sallie Williams
John Sharp Willams
Mississippi
J. W. Nix
North Boulevard
North Carolina
Tulinr Dan
Mics Alize
Andy
Walter
Finyan
Sage Ney
W. Hi
Baroywol
Fupper, Jr
Cuaries
John
DaPres
Albert Howe
B. A
Thornwell
Catherine
Eilis
Forrest
Adal
Misa Louisa
Marv. Murphy
Art
Andrew Calhoun
Mada Ferking
Vaughan
West End
Can Schenecker
Mies Agog E. Hunt
Grace Lee
Brown Townsend
Salotet
Jennings
Sasee-Saans
Gounod
Mra
Townsend
Spine Basaford
Postinda
Grace Lee Brown Townsend
A. R. Colgand
John Pitts
Mr.Cennings
Marguerite Bartholomew
Anna
Hunt
Mise Martha Bartholomew
Fifth Ward
Lee Smith
Coogler
Rountree’s
W. Z. Turner
Mer
Whitehall St
the Shoes For Women of Fashion
Hanan
Fanan
Garlton
Carlton’s
Whitehall
Uptown
Nex
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