Miss Cole Introduced At Beautiful Reception
Mrs Frederik Winship Cole hosted an afternoon reception yesterday at her home to introduce her daughter Muse Laura Haygood Gate Two hundred fifty ladies attended the debutante event with elaborate floral decor including chiva anthemus cosmos and red and yellow dahlias. The debutante wore a white satin charmeuse gown and a cream lace ensemble with blue accents. A luncheon and tea were served as guests of the debutante set gathered, with plans announced for a tea dance on the 30th featuring Elizabeth Wallingford of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederik Winship Cole
Laura Haygood
Mo Cole
Tiniah
M H Boynton
Newton Craig
George Boynton
Charlies Boynton
von Tele
A M Bergstrom
Joseph Cole
Arthur Cole
Ornest Woodruff
Graham Willams
Henry S Johnson
WR Hammond
Stevens Harris
Beverly Lyons
Clifford
Cowles
Cole
Elizabeth Wallingford
Kentucky
Coleland
Foote Silver Wedding Celebrated by W. O. Foote Couple
Mr and Mrs W O Foote observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a formal ceremony and reception. The event featured vows renewed in an intimate drawing room setting, attended by family and friends, with music, flowers, and a pink rose centerpiece.
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Mrs. W. O. Foote
Foote
Wes Foote
Sarah
Walter Foote
Sarah Lowe
Toote
Troutman
Miss Goldsmith and a Gala Theatre Tea Event Note
A fragmented notice describes Miss Goldsmith being feted at a social event with a reception and dance. It mentions the Druid Hills Golf Club, a theater party at the Atlantic, a complement tea, and hostess nets by Mrs Bilen Hawkins with attendees listed in a dense, informal roster.
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Druid Hills Golf Club
Allis Pol
Dane
Miss Akers
Arne Vaer
Atlanta
Bilen Hawkins
Arthur Clarke and Leila Fusena Brown Nuptials Planned
A series of social events surrounds the upcoming marriage of Arthur Clarke Richardson Brown and Leila Fusena Brown on November 6. Attendees include Mrs Koby Robinson, Mr James Brown, Mr Inman, and Miss Lipscomb among others. Guests will attend a breakfast party at College Park Methodist Church and a luncheon hosted by Miss McCarty, with extensive formal entertainments described across Piedmont Avenue venues.
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Arthur Clarke
Wise Abers
Piedmont Avenue
Piedmont
Georgs Harrington
Koby Rotinson
Inman
James
Palmer
Wiss Helen Hawkins
Arrthor Clarke
Richardson-Brown
Wis Longooirhasison
Leila Fusena
James Uolemin Brown
College Park Methodist Church
Mary Robinson Guest At Club Luncheon And Bridge
Sowers and fall foliage and flowers decked rooms for a bridge party and luncheon at the Driving Club hosted by Mrs George W Brine in honor of her sister Mrs Mary Robinson of Kentucky. Prizes were embroidered stockings for top score and consolation. A long private dining room table featured rich red and yellow dahlias.
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George W Brine
Mary Robinson
Kentucky
Frank ‘Lake
Samuel Porter
Buest
Robinson
Frank G Lake
BD Kenned
Charles Whitner
Howard Muse
Fred Brine
Warner Martin
George Forrester
Edward van Winkie
Tt W Davis
Thomas Fe Hinman
George’ Hurt
Henry Cole
1Rra
Social items from Augusta and nearby towns
Miss Nellie Lamar returns home in Augusta after ten days with Miss Feral Humphries. Mr and Mrs Ty Adar come back from the White Mountains Bethlehem. Miss Annie Lacey Griffith of Lexington attended the International Christian Church convention and stayed with Mrs JW Patterson. Mr and Mrs ZL A Dean, guests of Vi and Vera Dean for the Stewart Dean wedding, returned to Rome yesterday. Rev H OD Philips of LaGrange and Rev Robert T Philips of Sumter are staying with their mother Mrs J D Allan at 154 Juniper Street during Brotherhood of St Andrew entron. Mrs and Mrs JC Clarke spent several weeks at their old home in Charleston. Mr Edward Wavarus, president of the Southern Mountain Educational Institute, left for visit to the Miners Industrial School for Mountain Earl. VW Dat d Warfield, Mrs Water Rates, and Miss Fra Randolph are at the Gowsan Terrace hotel.
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Vrs ZL
Stewart Dean
Rome
H OD Philips
LaGrange
Robert T Philips
Sumte: SC
Vis J D Allan
Juniper Street
Bt Andrew
Wis JC Clarke
Chyleston
Edward Wavarus Preesent
Southern Mountain Educational
Vaseation
Blur Industrial School For Mountain
Will War Benefit World Debate Opens in Chamber Hall
The first debate in the Chamber of Commerce hall gathers speakers Richard Friedson and James L. Girardeau arguing that the European War will check decadence and rejuvenate progress, while Catchings Therrel and Bo Pim Jc defend the negative. Audience discussion follows after the formal remarks.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commeres
Richard Friedson
James L. Girardeau
Catchings Therrel
Pim Jc
Pendleton to Preach at Former Pulpit This Sunday
Dr H King Pendleton, former pastor of the First Christian Church, will preach at his old pulpit next Sunday morning and speak Sunday evening at the Past Point church he founded in 1910. His topic is Who Do Men Say That I Am.
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Br & Ting
Pendleton
Atlan
Disciples of Christ
First Christian Church
Stlan Church
Tast Point
Camp 159 Memorial Services Planned by Confederacy Group
Camp 159 will hold memorial services Sunday night at the First Presbyterian Church on Marietta Street. All the city are cordial to attend along with relatives of the deceased, ladies of the mutual association, and the sons and daughters of the Confederacy. The camp will meet in front of The Korca.
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Fis Presbote
Yan Chur
Marietta
Central body planned for all women's clubs
Delegates from seventeen national women’s groups decided to form a permanent national center the Council of National Organizations of Women. The body will replace the National Council of Women of the United States and convene in Washington in November next year. Leaders include Mrs Percy V Pennybagker of Austin Texas and Mrs Archibald Hopkins of Washington. A memorial for Mrs Woodrow Walton, wife of the president, was urged with a block of sanitary dwellings a playground and a model park.
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Lfe
Eliic
Archibald Hopkins
Washington
Woodrow Walton
America Unprepared for War Says Gardner
Representative Gardner of Massachusetts urged his resolution for an investigation into U S war preparedness. He warned the nation has slept while critics claim reliance on state militia and reserve forces. in ten years the navy has fallen to a weak third, slipping toward fourth or fifth among world navies.
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Washington
Gardner
Massachusetts
House Today
United States
Reed Proposes Clayton Act Amendments With Fines and Penalties
Senator Reed of Missouri introduced a senate bill to amend the Clayton Act by adding specific fines and imprisonment for offenses and to authorize courts to sell convicted corporations’ property to restore competition. The conference committee had struck these provisions earlier, and Reed sent the measure to the committee to rest until the next session.
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Washington
Reed
Missouri
Senate
Conference Committee
Reedstill
Congress
Warring Nations Seek U S Supplies for Armies
October report details 860 heavy motor trucks contracted by French and English governments for army use. Russian agents arrive to negotiate for 600 packs. English and French buyers also purchase millions of pounds of canned beef from Chicago canners in the past week.
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Chicago
Japanese Gold Sent To United States From Orient
In San Francisco on October 16 two steamships arrived from the Orient carrying about 3 million dollars in Japanese gold to pay for American goods. The gold was sent to the United States Mint. The vessels Janet Tenyo Maru MongeHa and Sonoma brought combined cargoes of 25 000 tons valued at roughly 12.5 million dollars into the port yesterday.
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San Francisco
Orient
United States
Janet Tenyo Maru
Pacific Mall Steamshun MongeHa
China
Japan
Sonoma
Australia
Henry Reese Visits Eufaula Masons Progress Report
Henry F Reese of Selma, officer in the grand chapter of Royal Arch, visits Eufaula Masons for the first annual inspection. Chapter membership has grown rapidly since the start of the year. Reese praises the chapter's condition. Also notes a DeKalb county camp prisoner letter thanking Decatur residents for a supper and ongoing kindness.
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Eufaula
Henry F Reese
Selma
Royal Arch
Masons
Abama
Reese
DeKalb County
Indies
Decatur
Mexicans Train Guns On American Forces at Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz October 16 A detachment under General Acuilar near Vera Cruz prepares to attack American outposts that night. About 900 Mexican troops with two mountain guns are within a half mile of U S positions. The force estimates range from 4900 to 6000 with several artillery pieces. Aguillar reportedly bets he will breakfast in the city, while American lines tighten amid tense reports of a larger imminent assault. Carranza’s resignation has not been presented to the convention. The Mexican assembly delays action until more delegates arrive, with ruling sovereignty yet unclear. Rear Admiral Howard sees peace returning to lower California as Yaqui Chief Mendez returns to La Paz and calm returns to Mulege.
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Vera Cruz
Acuilar
Huiwor
Aguilar
Vera Craz
Theim
Aguilars
I- 15
Vera Cray
Agular
Sundas
Carranza
Washington
Aguas Calientes
State Department
Zanata
Sovereiga
Mexico
Weston Found Guilty Of Slaying His Wife In London
London October 16 Charles Henry Weston formerly of Kalem Miss was found guilty today of slaying his wife He was also declared insane and committed to an asylum Weston’s wife was found September 22 in her Richmond home with her throat cut Police said she stated that her wound had been inflicted by her husband The Westons were popular in the London American colony and were thought to be living happily together Weston faced rumours of German subversion in England.
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London
Charles Henry Weston
Kalem
Two Months Drought in East Is Broken by Rainfall
Washington reports a shift as steady heavy rain reaches east and north from the South Atlantic into New England ending two months of drought. Weather bureau experts expect half to one inch of rain in areas without showers for nearly two months by nightfall, easing drought conditions for many ranches and reservoirs.
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Washington
South Atlantic
New England
Weather Bureau
Defective Teeth Worse for Body Than Alcohol
Boston October 11 speakers at the Northeastern Dental Association convention warned defective teeth cause more damage to the body than alcohol. Dr WA White of the New York State Board of Health noted that 25 percent of failures among school children were due to teeth troubles.
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Boston
Northeastern Dental Association
WA. White
New York State Board of Health
Governors Meet Today on Cotton Situation in Memphis
In response to a call by Arkansas Governor George Hays five or six southern governors plan to meet in Memphis to discuss plans for handling this year's cotton crop and next season's acreage restrictions. Attending or signifying intent include Governors Hall of Louisiana Brewer of Mississippi Blease of South Carolina Cruce of Oklahoma and Trammell of Florida. No definite conference plans have been set pending their arrival.
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Memphna
Tenn
George Hays
Arkansas
Memphis
Hays
Hall
Louisiana
Brewer
Mississippi
Blease
South Carolina
Cruce
Oklahoma
Trammell
Florida
Cotton loan plan eyed by New York bankers group
Washington reports that a $150 million cotton loan fund proposal is under discussion with Secretary McAdoo and Federal Reserve Board members. New York bankers have promised $54 million to the fund under conditions, seeking direct loans to banks or currency associations while avoiding speculative features and rates above 6 percent.
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Washington
WFPG
New York
Federal Reserve
McAdoo
Federal Serve Board
Actress St Clair arrested on perjury charges in New York
New York October 16. Actress Miss St Clair, who won a 500 damages verdict in 1912 against Klaw & Erlanger for breach of contract, was arrested after two indictments by the grand jury in the court of general sessions. One charges perjury in her suit claiming a life contract existed. the other alleges perjury in an affidavit stating she had been induced to testify that no life contract existed.
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New York
Clair
Klaw & Erlanger
Grand Jury
Court of General Sessions
Law & Erlanger
Attornes
Steuer
Iiss
St Clair
Brlangel
Agreement Reached With Hartford Roadheadline style note
Government attorneys and counsel for the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad agreed on the form of a decree for the dissolution of the New Haven system. The decree will be tied tomorrow. It is understood.
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New York
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad
New Haven
Burglar Missing Loot Loses Hat In Jewelers Heist
An attempted burglary at a Mata street jeweler’s store last night ended with the burglar fleeing in fright after triggering the alarm and losing his hat. No loot or items were reported taken as morning observations note the break in.
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Wow Turnee
Mata Street
Fills Pulpit Sunday at First Congregational Church
Rev Hon Frodo with HH Ingmuimt speaks at both Sunday services urging safety and daily human relations. An appeal titled To the Cross and a second to Put Lp Tin Sword An Appeal for Friendliness in Daily Human Relations is set for 11 o clock and 7 pm services.
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Hon Frodo
HH Ingmuimt
First Congregational Church
Morse Sued Under Antitrust Law By Manhattan
New York October 16 A suit against Charles W Morse and the Hudson Navigation Company was filed in federal court by the Manhattan Navigation Company under the Sherman Act. It alleges a conspiracy to ruin the plaintiff and asks damages of 1 050 000, with the Manhattan line claiming 350 000 already damaged. The action seeks triple damages under the Sherman law.
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Manhattan Navigation Company
New York
Charles W Morse
Hudson Navigation Company
Manhattan Navigaton Company
Morse Ig
Albany
Tro
Manhattan Navieation Company
Manhattan Company
German Spy Caught With Red Cross Badge
A German spy in a Belgian uniform with a Red Cross badge was arrested last night among Belgian refugees after being menaced by a crowd. Also reported is the injury of Sherman’s son in Scranton when a horse fell, and Glasgow university students inviting President Poincaré to be their next lord rector.
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RED Cross
Dover
London
Ami
Glasgow
Poincere
Bordeaux
Poincare
Glasgow University
Southern Railway schedules altered effective October 18 1914
Southern Railway announces timetable changes with multiple trains adjusted. First No 38 and first No 38 arriving Atlanta are discontinued. New York Atlanta and New Orleans Limited Nos 87 and 38 depart Atlanta at noon eastbound and arrive 5 pm westbound. Birmingham No 29 westbound arrives 12 10 am and departs 1 20 pm. No 30 eastbound arrives 2 pm and departs 4 20 pm. Train 36 revised arrival from Birmingham 11 40 pm then depart 1 61 am for Washington and New York. No 49 eastbound altered to depart 12 10 noon. No 3 from Charlotte revised arrival 4 20 pm. No 39 Birmingham and locals depart 4 9 pm. No 6 northbound revised to arrive 12 10 am and depart 2 7 20 4 pm. Also 6 northbound revised to arrive 4 40 pm depart 4 65 pm. Macon Atlanta Asheville sleeping car 9 45 pm from Atlanta discontinued. Assistant General Passenger Agent, Atlanta Ga.
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Atlanta
New York
Birmingham
New Fork
Washington
Charlotte
Macon
Asheville
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Annie Foote
Newell
Frank Holland
Russell Porter Vics Wesley
Wor Foote
Walter Sandler
John Cooper
Wow Davies
Miss Goldsmith
Wridge
Junin
Miss Lawson
Lilise
Stangell Wisters
Kong Mins
Alice Parks
Wurm
Wiss
Myra Scott
Helen Poorer
Neal Mis
Har Wood
Jane Cowl
Joseph Ne Smith Sliss
Aliss Tate Brovtes
Mes Monatt
Polor
Miss Mars Murphts
Joe Thompson
Louie Parker
Laura Coles
Wallingford
Visa Weuliffe Willms
Traidsmith
Mame Kirkpatrick
Miss Spencer of
Victima
McCarty
Avetles
Zigen Yesterdat
Helen Vc Carty
Misa Virginia
M. Rich & Brosco
Queen Quality
Iana M. Rich & Bros, CO
Aanaama
Miss Trippe
Mary Bowen
New Orléans
Vr I M Mayer
Cablehall
Bible Study Circle
The
Council of Jewish Women
Henry Bauer
D.A R
Aosepn Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Piedmont Hotel
Nellie Lamar
Augusta
Feral Humphries
Ty Adar
White Mountains
Bethlehem
Hatter
Cty
Annie Lacey Grifith
Lexington
International Christian Church Convention
JW Patterson
D Warfield
Mies Fra Randolph
Gowsian Terrace
Aoa
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W. E. Douglas
Te ‘Fon
Brockton
Mass
Douglas
Peachtree Street
Thefastory
Dynes
Parcal Post
Spark Street
Doug
Council of National Organizations of Women
America
U. S
Henry Reese
Eufaula Masons
Weston
Drouth
Harding
Hartford Road
Boy
Buster
St. Lous Mo
West
Mitchell Street
Neal
Low Sato
Ifte
Wodgeh
Eferndon
Butles
Penn
A James
the Cotta
Charles W. Morse
Sherman
Scranton
Thomas Sherman
William T Sherman
United States Army
Tobyhanna Py
Here
Southern Railway
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