Miss Blackmar Entertained at Local Gatherings
Miss Susie Blackmar is delightfully entertained by Miag Mary Murphey. A circus party and matinee for Miss Marie Dinkins, plus dinners and luncheons for Miss Jordan and Miss Armstrong, fill a social schedule with notable guests and autumn decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blackmar
Susie Blackmar
Miag
Mary Murphey
Marie Dinkins
J. W. Pierson
Capitol City Club
Miss Jordan
Emma Jordan
Monticello
Wyckliffe Wurm
Thomas R. Burton
Claramera
Piedmont Avenue
Burton
Jordan
Hele Rhorer
Columbus
George Walker
Woman's Pioneer Society Meets This Afternoon
The Woman's Pioneer Society will meet at 3 oclock this afternoon October 19 at Phillips & Crew Co to consider accepting an invitation to participate in Harvest ball exercises All members are requested to attend The Wednesday Morning Study class meets with Mrs L E Barton at 210 St Charles Avenue Wednesday at 10 30 AM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Pioneer Society
Oelock
Phillips & Crew Co
L. E. Barton
St Charles Avenue
Social Notes from Monticello and Surrounding Areas
Mrs pest ver Gothen and Mrs Harvis Yornan return home near Monticello after visits. Miss Mary Algood Jones and Miss Margaret McKee stay in Cartersville with Mrs Oscar Peeples. Multiple local residents plan trips to Saranac Lake and New York with family. Mrs Will Gunn visits Macon after a Washington visit. Mrs G Cornwallis West attends the Georgian Terrace with Patrick Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pest Ver Gothen
Mra Hagaea
Gushcaton
Harvis Yornan
Monticello
Mary Algood Jones
Mise Margaret McKee
Cartersville
Oscar Peeples
Harvey “Au
Capital City
0. H. Jones
Oliver Jones, Jr
Saranac Lake
Edward T. Wood
Mitchell C. King
New York
Biltmore
Will Gunn
Macon
Dc. Bagley
Cora McCord Brown
Mariobts
Frances Onnally
D. J. Hill
Atlanta
Wilkes County
Washington
Terry
Anne Mertz
Huntsville
Ala
Margaret Armstrong
FG Schlling
Birmingham
F. D. Coleman
William Coleman
Chattanooga
RH. Carswell
Robert White
Matonton
Nan Stephens
May Hines
Tennessee
Hane Morton
M. Calloway
Social notes from Asheville to New York travel blur
October social items list a flurry of arrivals visits and departures. Notables include Mrs. R V Connerat in Asheville, the Meyer family settling in Tampa, Couch at Georgian Terrace, and Howard Conway moving to Charlotte. Guests travel from Memphis New York and Rome while weddings and teas frame the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Connerat
Asheville
Eli Meyer
Tampa
Fla
Jesse Couch
Georgian Terrace
E. J. Mitchell
St Joseph's Infirmary
Howard Conway
Charlotte
N. C
Bruce
DeFuniak, Frs
Atlanta
Chamber Members Plan Georgia Highway Commission
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce engineering committee will meet to discuss forming a state highway commission and bring the plan to Georgia county commissioners at their November 18 convention. The chamber has pressed for such a commission and introduced a bill in the last legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering Commisien
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
County Commissioners of Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Missionary Alliance to Convene November 7 in Albany
Beginning November 7 the Christian and Missionary alliance will hold its annual district convention at the Alliance tabernacle 79 Capitol avenue. Delegates and visitors from the southern district from Potomac and Ohio rivers to the Hie Grande will attend. Principal speakers include Dr A B Simpson Rev J Richards of New York Rev J Rossiter of North Carolina Rev and Mrs R A Forrest of Toccoa Ga Rev R A Belsham of Atlanta and two missionaries from China Rev Forrest Carter and Miss Elizabeth Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Alliance Tabernacle
Capitol Avenue
Potomac
Ohio
Hie Grande
A. B. Simpson
J. Richards
New York
J. Rossiter
North Carolina
R. A. Forrest
Toccoa
R. A. BelsHam
Atlanta
China
Forrest Carter
Elizabeth Lewis
Compton to Speak at Rotary Club Meeting Today
Russell Compton will be the principal speaker at the regular semi monthly Rotary lunch at 2 pm today in the Piedmont hotel. He will discuss present business conditions from a southern manufacturer view. The meeting includes other features, and a large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Piedmont Hotel
Russell Compton
Ff. Cone
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Rotary Bulletin
Southeast
Georgia
Rome
Augusta
Macon
Savannah
Florida
Alabama
Endeavor Societies to Meet This Evening in Atlanta
The Christian Endeavor societies of Atlanta plan a union meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at Harris Street Presbyterian church. The city now has over twenty Endeavor societies, making Atlanta second only to Birmingham in the South. The Endeavor orchestra from North Avenue and Westminster churches will provide music, and FR. E. Mell will direct a special song service. Addresses will be given by Rev. G. R. Buford and J. R. Regnas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies of
Atlanta
Harris Street’ Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Endeavor Orchestra
North Avenue
Westminster Presbyterian
FR. E. Mell
G. R. Buford
Moore Memorial Church
J. R. Regnas
Methodist Stewards Hold Meeting Tonight
Tonight at 7 o'clock the stewards of the city Methodist churches meet at Grace church. A luncheon will be served in the church basement. Afterward short addresses on Methodist pads will be given by W C Mansfield Gordon Moore and W C Conway. Perry Shoad worth, secretary of the association, will speak on The Church Services. Bloodworth, longtime secretary, is popular with members. Other officers include James L. Mayson, president, and Wheeler Mangum, vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
W.C. A Mansfield
Gordon Moore
Ww. C. Conway
Perry Shoadworth
the Associaion
Bloodworth
James L. Mayson
Wheeler Mangum
Donaldsonville Fair Exhibit Heads to Valdosta
Bainbridge Georgia October 18 News: Decatur county will send its best exhibits from the Southwest Georgia fair in Donaldsonville to the Georgia Florida fair at Valdosta. J T Pittman farm demonstration agent and John Melton oversee the display which already earned prize status with over twenty six thousand attendees at Donaldsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Spepelal
Decatur County
Valdosta
Donaldsonville
J. T. Pittman
Farm Demonstration Ageat
This County
John Melton
Donaldsenville
Donaldsonvylle
Monument unveiled by Woodmen of the World at Bainghase
In Bainghase Georgia on Sunday October 1 the Woodmen of the World unveiled a monument at the Holly camp cemetery in memory of Sovereign Villa Gieni Mathis. The ceremony featured help from the No 23 Hoeay camp and a parade of over 309 Woodmen through the cemetery led by District Organizer Woodruff of Macon and Captain Underwood of Blakely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainghase
Spejae
Holly Camp
lSunday
Villa Gieni Mathis
Hoeay
Woodruff
Macon
Blakely
East Lake Dinner Dances Move to Wednesdays and Saturdays
The East Lake Athletic Club announces midweek dinner dances will shift from Thursday to Wednesday, starting this week. Saturday night dances continue as usual, both events long popular, now moved indoors to the spacious dancing floor with high enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake
the Athletic Club
Augusta enters Miss Almeta Petit in Harvest Queen contest
Augusta has entered Miss Almeta Petit of Augusta as the Harvest Festival queen candidate. W M Moseley wired the selection on Monday. Augusta manager is Mrs Evelyn Vaughan. Early voting reports from Rome and Athens show strong starts with expectations Rome and Atlanta contenders. Moseley will tour Savannah and Brunswick next, while voting boxes pour in from other cities. Official standings and chaperons will be named early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
W. M. Moseley
Almeta Petit
Evelyn Vaughan
Rome
Athens
Georgia
Lace Trom
Beasie
Prizes Offered for Best Singers in Opera Company
The Robin Hood company rewards vocal prowess with prizes for top singers. James Stevens leads the men and Ivy Scott the women in daily choral clubs and two to three mile hikes after lessons to improve stamina. Each member aims to win the season’s top prize through discipline and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stevens
Ivy Scott
Mr. Stevens
Miss Scott
How She Acquired Feminine Charm
A well-dressed woman on a train explains an unusual beauty method, claiming to remove the skin nightly and use mercurial wax as a cold cream to reveal the under-skin. She also mentions a homemade pre-wrinkle regimen with saxatte and hazel to tone the skin, prompting the narrator to try the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Brown
Luncheon Series Planned by Atlanta Chamber
Senator Hoke Smith will speak at an Atlanta Chamber of Commerce luncheon in the assembly hall on Wednesday October 27. This initiates a series of monthly luncheons on the second Wednesday, featuring prominent speakers on public topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smith
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Puiding
Chamber
Soft Curly Wavy Hair Revolution For Every Woman
A Woman's Realm feature proclaims an overnight method to achieve soft curly and wavy hair with a clean toothbrush and squid oumerins. Daily use of liquid politene yields natural-looking curls without grease. the technique promises lasting manageability and healthier hair without flatness or unwholesome appearance.
Predicted Sermon by Mercer President at First Baptist
Next Sunday at the First Baptist church at 11 o clock Rev W Pickard D D president of Mercer university will preach Dr Daniel the pastor is absent from the city Dr Pickard is one of the ablest and most eloquent ministers in the Baptist denomination He has preached occasionally in Atlanta and always charms thousands who hear him His style is entertaining combining old pulpit delivery with modern awareness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. Pickard
Mercer University
Daniel
Pickard
Atlanta
Pickard's pastorates span Louisville Cleveland Savannah and more
Dr Pickard has filled pastorates in Louisville, Cleveland, Savannah and other cities, reflecting a broad clerical career across multiple communities. The note highlights his varied assignments and regional reach within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickard
Louisville
Cleveland
Savannah
Dr Bricker to Speak to Local Suffragists
Rev L O Bricker pastor of the First Christian church will address the suffragists in the city at a meeting of the Atlanta Faual Suffrage association on Wednesday afternoon at the Hotel Angley. Swift Co s sales of beef in Atlanta for the week ending Saturday October 18 averaged 9 52 cents per pound tnur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Bricker
First Christian Church
Atlanta
Faual Suffrage Association
Hotel
Angley
Swift & Co
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Dirs
Wllam H. Burwell
Sparta
Miss Armstrong
J. P. Armstrong
Winecoft
Forsyth
Milton B. Mertz
Hunteville, Aly
Mabel Schilling
8. G. Schilling
Annie Armstrong
Grace Coffin
James Duncan Clarke
James Sharp
North Avenues
Miss Stephens
Briarcliff Road
Yanny Turner
G. P. Spearman
White
Roland Alston
Itumcheon
Roan Cliff
George White
Brooklyn
Louise Mellichamp
Atlanta Art Association
Joseph Habersham
D. A
Drama League
Merrill Hutchinson Ws
Georgiase Terrace
Winthrop Ames
Ber
Augustus ‘Thomas
Adolph Klauber
Alice Brown
New England
Mr. Ames
Booth Theater
Richard Burton
Emma Garrett Boyd
W. D.burwell
Joseph Raine
W. D. Morrison
Jane Morrison
Cape Cod
Leonard Morrison
Canada
Preston
Arkwright
Dorothy Arkwright
Marguerite Searcy
Memphis
T. H. Felder
James £. Riley
Charles Sisson
Mothrop
New Haven
Clinton
Brian
Helen Hillpatrick
White Plains
Thomas E. Paine
Barer
Alrain
Inenam
Wall
Richmond
Magic
Montgomery
J. W. Harlan
Marian
Lewis P. Rosser, Jr
Highway Commission For
Missionary Alliance
Compton
Express
Louis Hee
Methodist Stewards
OW W. Unweil
Miss Almeta Petit
Sic
Jacoby’ Pharmacy
Brown & Allen
DR. Bricker
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Dickens
Hugo
I Bums
Sieveuain
Scott
Shakespeare
Thomas Nelson & Sons
Bible House
London
Edinburgh
Constitution Office
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