Smashing Em by Twas at Thrillipsburg Rail Crash
Reported a staged, dramatic collision on the Pittsburg and Susquehanna railroad at Thrillipsburg during a three day metropolis celebration. Two trains collided at 6 o clock after timed starts, drawing 6 000 to 7 000 spectators and 600 autos along the rope off grounds. The Lubin Film company promoted the event and filmed the wreck with planned precision creating a moving mature film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg and Susquehanna
Thrilipspurs
Metropolis
Lubin Film Company
Rlso
Laybin Company
Edelman Named World Film Advertising Director
Joseph S Edelman, renowned real estate auctioneer and head of Sterling Advertising Service, is appointed advertising director for World Film corporation. He will oversee all advertising for World Film features, while remaining tied to Sterling. Edelman aims to elevate posters and printed matter to match film progress, citing posters with thought and artistic quality as essential to attract audiences for World Film’s releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Day
Ingersolls
Joseph S Idelman
World Film Corporation
Edelman
Sterling Advertising Service
Ne Nastion
World Film Corporate
Moving Picture
Moster
C. A. CG. Lands
Broadway
Barbara ‘Tennant
Lasky Casting Girl of the Golden West for Film
Belasco Lasky and Goldfish cast for the upcoming Lasky Feature Play company production of The Girl of the Golden West. The original title began as a vaudeville sketch later expanded to three acts, a hit on stage with long runs and stock performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Belasco
Janse L. Lasky
Samuel Goldfish
Busky
Lasky
Golden West
New York
Pugeini
Metropolitan
Greta Company
Pla
Caruso
Rammerez
Birth of Augusta Clayton King noted in social column
Mr and Mrs William Clayton King announce the birth of a daughter named Augusta Clayton for her paternal grandmother Mrs William Ing of Auguste, formerly of Atlanta. Various society items list visits, travel and guests in Atlanta including University of Georgia students for the football game, and social rounds at Inman Park and Georgian Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clayton Kingly
Augusta Clayton
William Ing
Auguste
Atlanta
J. F. Kinsey
Middletown
Conn
University of Georgia
Messrs
Gharien Rawson
Eewin Brosses
Bolling Gay
John Stewart
Stewart Hartie
Frank Kempton
Bernard Neal
Buford Spurlock
Ben Barrow
Misa Miriam Pope
Athens
W. D. Wilkinson
Inman Park
Herbert Truax
South Georgia
William Oldknow
Social Events Highlight Neba Lung Club in Rome GA
Mrs Preferick Vaissiere hosted the Neba Lung Club on eighth Avenue with a bright program. Mrs Shackelton gave an English tea at 315 Fourth Avenue. War women’s suffrage proceeds funded the cause. Shorter School and Hala Jervis managed a rare Monday evening concert by Nixon orchestra. Mrs Wasson led Methodist mission study with English style tea and Susanna Wesley souvenirs. St Peter’s guild welcomed new Episcopal ladies with a one hundred guest reception. Milas Anna Will Mangum visits aunt Mrs Lovelace in Brewton Alabama and plans Movite trip in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preferick Vaissiere
Eighth Avenue
Nixon
Wasson
First Mathodist Church
Susanna Wesley
Chancel Guild
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Milas Anna Will Mangum
Shorter College Notes Highlight Student Arts and Events
Saturday afternoon Dramadic club presented the clever play Love Not War written and performed by Ruth Britton Beulah Nance Veda Jacobs and Huth Bell. Friday afternoon faculty welcomed new members of the faculty M EB Isha sey A W Raynor and Anne W Stevens. Monday evening Dr A W Van Hoose hosted musical faculty. Hale & Jewish Drug Co entertained Shorter students and faculty with refreshments and cotton bollars. Monday Heinrich Pfitzner led a class trip to Mt Alte with the group returning about 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Britton
Beulah Nance
Veda Jacobs
Huth Bell
M. EB. Ishasey
A. W. Raynor
Anne W. Stevens
A. W van Hoosa
Hale & Jewish Drug Company
Heinrich Pfitzner
Mt. Alte
Holt-Youmans Wedding in Americus Provides Brillant Local Occasion
Miss Constance Pulaski Holt wed Mr. Thaddeus B. Youmans Wednesday morning at the Holt home with Rev. J. W. Stokes officiating. Attendant Claire Mverette wore light blue with pink roses, while bridesmaid dresses featured midnight blue, black velvet hats, and floral details. The bride carried white rosebuds and jewelry, a jeweled pendant gifted by the groom, as guests observed a formal ceremony in a festive home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Gaudonerciali
Constance Pulaski Holt
Thaddeus B. Youmans
P. L. Holt
J. W. Stokes
Cama Aiss Claire Mverette
Mrs. Reese
Miss Holt
Niece Nell Mallory Feted In Greenville Social Evening
Mrs Henry R Revilla hosted a formal yet pleasant Thursday night in Greenville GA honoring her niece Miss Nell Mallory. Attending were Misses Pay Logan Ethel Bonner Jean Roberts Lucile Irvin Jeannette Witharte Williams of Savannah and Dora Freeman's guest Miss Dus. Mrs Idus Robertson held a birthday dinner for her son Dus Jr. with a small circle. Mrs Mary Morman of West Point visited Dr and Mrs Frank P Norman this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Revilla
Nell Mallory
Miss Mallory
Pay Logan
Ethel Bonner
Jean Roberts
Lucile Irvin
Jeannette Witharte
Misa Williams
Savannah
Dora Freeman
Idus
Robertson
Dus
Mary Morman
West Point
Frank P. Norman
Tea and Dance Honors Incoming Guests in Griffin
Mrs Whinarparnex hosted a Wednesday afternoon tea from 4:30 at her Allen Street home honoring Miss Betty Hamilton of Petersburg Virginia, Miss Louise Matthews of La Plata Maryland, and Mrs Katherine Weigel of New Brunswick Nova Scotia. Guests included Miss Laura Bailey and Miss Susanne Grantland.
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Whinar Parnex
Allege Street
Betty Hamilton
Petersburg
Louise Matthews
la Plata
Katherine Weigel
New Brunswick
N.S
Laura Bailey
Susanne Grantland
Maryland
Davia Bailey
Charles Murray
Frank Ingram
Opal Smith
Robina Henry
Tenth Street
Risa Katherine Weigel
New Brung Wreck
Percy Miller
Andrew Ambrose
West Thirtysixth Street
Magdalene Ambrose
John J. Bourhan
Mr Miller
Margaret Melony
J. J. Herrigan
Miss Ambrose
Thomas Halligan
Charles F. Groves
TM. Chapman
Charles Melony
ML Canal
Danial Hogan
J. S. McGowan
Lillie Cahull
Lena Ambrose
Charles Moore
Mesa Stella Gallagher
Annie Harte
Minnie Ambrose
Elizabeth Jordan
Virginia Halligan
Mary Jordan
Mis
Amrose
Herrigan
Joan Halligan
William Melony
Blackville
Birs
F F. Reese
Agnes Reese
Hyannisport
Mass
United Daughters of the Confederacy Entertained in Covington
In Covington Georgia the United Daughters of the Confederacy gathered at Mrs W T Milner’s Floyd Street home. Members discussed Civil War impacts and current European war effects with readings by Dr J W Lee and Miss Sallie May Cook. The event featured red and white decor, music by several Misses, and about thirty members attended despite bad weather. Earlier, Mrs Joan F Corley hosted the Daughters of the American Revolution with blue and gold decor and a salad course after a business meeting and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. W. Milner
Sallie Mae Seckweall
C. 5. Thompson
John Boyd
W. T. Milner
Floyd Street
Dixie
South
Drs. JW. Lee
Sallie
U. D.C
Clara Bella Adams
Winnifred Huson
Ruth
Sera Miner
Joan F. Corley
Davehlers
Fitz Heard
J. C. Bradshaw
Eleanor Gordon
Remarkable 50th Anniversary Celebration in Woodstock
In Woodstock on October 13 Captain and Mrs. John Thomas Morgan celebrated fifty years of marriage with a reception at their home Gan Heights attended by about fifty friends. The event honored Captain Morgan in his silk vest and lavender gown and his war sword dented by bullets, symbolizing a life of service and devotion. Guests offered heartfelt blessings amid golden decorations and gracious refreshments, reflecting a season of joy tempered by memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Morgan
Morgan
Woodstock
John Thomas Morgan
Gan Heights
Savannah social news ahead of U D C convention
Savannah society prepares for the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention week of November 10. A 600-delegate luncheon is planned with committees from D A R chapters, Georgian Mountaineers, King's Daughters, Gorontai Dames, and Jewish Women. Multiple entertainments and a Halloween party are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. M. Stoddard
Huntington Club
J. 5
Parisian Sage Promises Beautiful Hair with Simple Care
Ad copy extols Parisian Sage as a delicate perfumed tonic that nourishes hair roots, strengthens growth, and eliminates dandruff. It claims one application removes dandruff, cleanses dust and residues, and leaves hair lofty, soft, fluffy, and lustrous. Sold at Jacobs' tea stores and drug or toilet counters.
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Jacobs
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Edwin Drood
Charles Dickens
The
Strand
Motion Picture Theater of Quality
New York Hippodrome
America
Carlyle Blackwell
Hammerstein
Lex. Ave. Opera House
Octavia Handworth
Universal Motion Pictures
Consolidated Film and Supply CO
Dixie Land
Vaudette
Vitagraph
Leah Beard
Biograph
Hearst-Selig
Mill OF Life
Maurice Costello
Hearst-Seliz News
Myra Orr Jackson
Orr
Newnan
Card Club
Frampton Bilis
Carolyn King
Robert H. Moore
Georgian Terrace
Frederick Hofgson
Athene
Natalie Campbell
California
Waimer
Moore
Virginia Lipscomb
Alice Marie van Dyke
Minnesota
Ralph van Dyke
Muskogee
Oklains
Ome
Lena Swift Huntley
Mitchell King
W. H. Smaw
Buffalo
Cleveland
Clovis Jackson McMheny
Louise Spalding
Courtland Street
Rome, GA
Shorter College Notes
Holt-Youmans
Greenville, GA
Griffin, GA
Wehburg &, Philips
Frances Godfrey
P. F. Godfrey
Woodstock, GA
Savannah Social News
Young Women's Christian Association
Young Society
Emily Ravenel
Augusta Floyd
Elizabeth Ravenel
Augusta Howard
Louise Davant
Georgia Foster
Rhoda Iver- Bon
Annie Knox
A. L. Ford
J. P. Sandiford
James Edward Dickins
Phelma Cecile
Ofbrook Bo- Yeu
Baltimore
Bolan
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