Social interest in horse show draws Atlanta society
Social interest in the horse show remains high with elite guests, Nashville visitors, and local hosts filling the Capital City Club for a fashionable finale. Attendants wore elegant gowns in white, lace, and brocade while American Beauty roses and chrysanthemums decorated ballrooms, buffet tables, and reception rooms.
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Atlanta
Iloclech
Piedmont Park
Seventh United States Cavalry
Grimes’ Battery
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Nashville
Colonel
Lowry
J. W. Thomas
Benton McMillin
Granberry
Wilson
Elizabeth Thomas
Thomas
McMillin
Robert Jackson
William Jackson
Miss Emerson
Henry
Jackson i
Major
J. W .Thomas
Mia Jackson
Jackson
Robert Maddox
Pleasant Card Party Hosts and Gift Draw at Tidwell Home
Mrs C Holleyman won a rose bowl and Mr George S Lowman took a picture as prizes in an informal card evening hosted by Mr and Mrs William D Tidwell and Mr and Mrs Albert Tidwell. Guests included families and friends, with varied attendees and multiple couples. An accompanying social at Amelia May Hiley’s honored Nora Medlock from Norcross with a large guest list.
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William D. Tidwell
Albert Tidwell
C. Holleyman
George S Lowman
George
Carlton Miller
Charles Bowen
5. W. Foster
Vaughn
Tidwell
Howard McCall
Wiss Medlock
Amelia May Hiley
Hilliard Street
Nora Medlock
Norcross
Misses Leone
Lynnette Smith
Miss Medlock
Margaret Joyner
Lizzie Carter
Susie Medlock
Lilla Head
Ethel Reeder
Annabel Tappan
Lillian Johnson
Isabelle Hilley
Messia
Bart Hope
Reese Hunnicutt
Ben Carter
Will Boyle
Emmett Paden
Roy Liddell
Swann Bennett
John Dupree
Walter Fritz
Luther Johnson
Wilson Paden
Dr. Cohen
Dr. Castellar
October dress for every occasion in smart clothing
Merchants promote fall tailoring with Full Dress to Pajamas outfits. Men visit tailors seeking Suits Overcoats under $25.40, claiming comparable quality worth $22 to $40. Exclusive agents for Adler Bros Strouse Bros High Art Insured clothing.
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L. Adler Bros. & Co
Strouse & Bros
Horse show guests and visitors fill city social scene
Social items reveal a long list of visitors including Mrs. Lee and Miss Cargan as well as Miss Elizabeth Rogers and Miss Grace Archer. Guests from Milwaukee Florida Philadelphia Virginia Alabama Tennessee and Missouri attend events. many return from trips abroad or plan travels to New Orleans New York and Europe.
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Lee
Firth Methodist Church Choir
Walter Gardner
Milwaukee
City
Jackson Street
Elizabeth Rogers
Florida
Ethel
Edith Peters
Philadelphia
Richard Peters
Myrtice Scott
Nell Howell
Henry Rosser
New Orleans
Sarah May Robertson
Alaahama
Daley Hopkins
Baltimore
R. M. Cal- Tls
Misa Julia Ramsara
Bowne Clule
Frances Carter
New York
Mary Cranston
Anerdine
Sarah Reege DiNord
Merv
Annis
Cozart
Washington
O Ff Parker
Anniston
Ala
Truitt
Norma Ferty
TJ Thomas
Mrg
Blask and
Mruc
Europe
Tom Miagg
Rela Orta
Wleq
Warr
Ar. Knetan Taft Yegtarday
Wemphie
Thinking Made Easy There Is a Way
A reader touts Grape Nuts and Postum as life changing for energy and nerves. After swapping old meals for the cereal, the writer reports stronger endurance, steadier thinking, and less fatigue in daily tasks. The testimonial credits regular use with improved vitality and mental focus.
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Postum
Neme
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Local Social Notes Mention Many Winter Visits
Mrs. Worthen welcomes Miss Traylor of LaGrange next week Mrs. Adams plan wintering at the Dan Harris house L West North avenue Miss Sledge returns from LaGrange Mrs Jones and Miss Florine Jones wintering in Texas Mrs Wilson Daniel returned from Boston Carrie Lou Emmons of Little Rock visits for winter The Burnett’s Van ia Extract ad touts purity and strength as economy.
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Ana
Williamsl
Cosgrove
Miss Traylor
LaGrange
Thomas Worthen
Charles C. Adams
Dan Harris
West North Avenue
Misa Inez Sledge
la Grange
Louis Jones
Florine Jones
Texas
Wilson Daniel
Boston
Misa Carrie Lou Emmons
Little Rock i
City
Southern Interstate Fair Ticket Return Notice
Holders of return portions of Ironclad signature tickets sold by Central of Georgia to Atlanta for the Southern Interstate fair must have them validated by Joseph Richardson at 44 Wall Street opposite Union depot main entrance, or they will not be accepted for return passage. J. C. Haile and J. Robinson, General and Assistant General Passenger Agents.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Atlanta
Southern Interstate Fair
Joseph Richardson
Wall Street
Union Depot
J. C. Haile
J. Robinson
Judge Turner Seeks Reenactment of Convict Lease Law
Judge J. 8 Turner, chairman of the State Prison Commission, has his annual report ready. It covers actions of the past year and the current system for state convicts. He recommends reenacting the convict lease law, asserting the present law is the best solution with minor amendments to curb abuses. Existing leases run until 194, with time for legislative action to decide on future leasing in the state’s interest.
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J. 8 Turner
State Prison Commission
Turner
North Carolina Daughters elect Olds president in Newbern
The North Carolina division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy elected Mrs. Fred A. Olds president and Mrs. Richard H. Lewis secretary, both of Raleigh, during their session in Newbern this evening.
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Fred A. Olds
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Newbern
Richard H. Lewis
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Robert J. Lowry
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Lewis H. Beck
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Peachtree
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Wnadhville
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M. A. Phelan
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Decatur
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Jean Ramspeck
Juliet Cox
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Addie Everhart
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Walter Bewart
Irvine Stone
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Hunter Pope
Branch McKinney
Lawrence Everhart
Pail Byrd
Charles Harmon
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Dunlap and Miller
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Woman’s Christian Association
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Whitehall
Fen
T. Pp. Bell
Capitol Avenue
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Lexington
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Virginia
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West Point
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Tennessee
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Mre
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Dorothy Dodd
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Ieely’s
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M. A
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Burnett
Perrandhle Alpen
Mann & Lewis Shoe Co
Peachtree St
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Frank Daniels
Merry Company
Sale
Charle
Hanford
Mark
Fmah
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Rosa F. Monnish, Jr
W. A Monnish
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Fintrance
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Bell
Willingham’ & Co
E.G. Willingham & Co
Corner
Son St
Madison Ave
Ozo
Por Jala
Ren Mirs
Miss
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The
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Estimat
Uneville
Mme
Herrmann
Edwin Latel
Winderman
Performins Bears
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Landau Coeslen
Baum
Diamonds
Tam
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