Engagement of Miss Grantland and Mr Tilney Announced
Mr Seaton Grantland of Griffin Georgia announces the engagement of his daughter Susanne to Mr Joan F Tithey of Orange New York. The engagement draws wide social interest as Miss Grantland is described as a leading beauty and gifted young woman, with her family among the state’s oldest and most prominent. She has often visited Atlanta as guest of her cousin Mrs Robert Alston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grantland
Mr. Tilney
Seaton Grantland
Griffin
Hay
Susanne
Joan F. Tithey
Orange
N. I
Grantland
Atlanta
Robert Alston
Gregory Patterson
Ducihan Gregory
King William
Martha
James T. Patterson
Richmond
Gregory
Josephine Joney
Dany Attenfone
To Miss Godrey and Miss Godfrey Debut and Social Events
The notebook lists social entertainments for Frances Godfrey of Covington debut in Atlanta, including an afternoon reception hosted by Mrs. Robert and Mr. Jones and daughters. Invitations issued for October 25 for Miss Crane-Goa Trey and Miss Margaret McKee. Also details on Miss Smith's bridge luncheon and guest list, upcoming Home Garden League talk, and wartime relief fund updates with donors totaling 590.25 dollars and 600, reaching its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cabaniss Peeples
Miss Peeples
Misa Kraneen Goa- Trey
Margaret McKee
Atlanta
Washington, D.C
Ho Sage
Washington Seminary
Windle
Ningilornady
Tomlin
He Tuma
Rett
Burns
Agnes Scott
Louise
Burke
Fred McGongal
Wilha Ragan
Ralph Ragan
Socials Honor Miss Matte Spielberger in Atlanta
Mrs Spielberger and Miss Matte Spielberger of Sheffield Ala are guests at Battle Hill sanitarium. Twenty two couples attend a red and white roses and ferns party with musical numbers by Reisman Pearl and others. Also dancing and theatre outings note Misses Lowenstein and James. Gregory Patterson announces engagement of Martha Gregory to James T Patterson of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spielberger
Georgia Avenue
Matte Spielberger
Sheffield
Ala
Louis Hollander
Battle HU Sanitarium
Frances Lillian Reisman
J. N. Heisman
New York City
Charles Pearl
Lena Ksplan
Rowe Gross
Frances Reisman
David Horrowitz
Atlanta
Suffrage Meet Delights At Ansley Hotel In Atlanta
The Atlanta Equal Suffrage association holds a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the Ansley hotel with Miss May Treadwell, a former Mexico teacher, speaking on conditions among Mexican women. Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association appoints delegates to the Nashville convention, listing eleven named delegates and several alternates, led by Mrs. Mebende William Felton and others from Atlanta, Carters, Rome, Macon, and Bainbridge. Also noted are marriage invitations for Helen Hawkins to Arthur Clark and social events for Miss Lucy Stockard and Miss Stockard’s forthcoming nuptials, plus several hostess gatherings and sewing club plans in Atlanta society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Treadwell
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Ansley Hotel
May Treadwell
Atlanta
Mexico
Arg Gacemlius Eqiureee
Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association
M. L. McLendon
National American Woman's Suftune Association
Nashville
Mes
William Felton
M. Ashby
Enonolls
Rome
Amelia Woodall
Atlante
B.T. Mastin
Macon
Jonte DeJournette
Maine Koen
Madeline W. Rome
8 . Halley
Atlants
Leonard Grossman
Bliss Hay Klein
Mise Ad Blakes Mitchell
J. B. Teanes
H. C. Buchholz
Ja Hstill
Kirkwood
BT Martin
Woman's Suffrae Associaton
South Georgi
Hallowe'en Party Delights Children at Speer Home
Mrs. John Silvey hosted a Halloween party yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. W. Speer’s home for her granddaughter Frances McKenzie, drawing 150 children in festive costumes. Guests enjoyed pumpkin decorations, caldron play, bobbing for apples, games, and prizes of black cats and musical instruments, while four generations in the Silvey family presided over the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Hizabisth Blanc
Lawson Kines
John Silvey
W. 4. Speer
Frances McKenzie
Marshall McKenzie
Buster Brown
Bib
Tucker
Silvey
W. A. Speer
Aftarshall McKengle
Society Notes Highlight Local Entertainments And Receptions
Delsy and Grace Le Craw and several titled guests among a list of ladies attended and hosted events. Mrs Wilson Sheldon plans a bridge party, Mrs Goldie Lloyd a luncheon, and Mrs P F Clarke a theater party. Mrs Henry Leonard hosted a matinee for Miss Eugenia Richardson, a bride elect, at Forsyth. Hull Street faculty to entertain mothers of pupils Wednesday 3 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stockard
Sarquesse Ritch
Forsyth
Lucy Stockard
Mary, Belle and
Marguerite Lawrence
Chester Jordan
Bessie Smail
Druid Hil
Hostess’ Bridge Club
Frank 'Massenburg
McBride Jackson
Rosa _ Ben Chapin
Wilson Sheldon
Lois Patilio
B. Q. Jackson
Tom Jones
T.melt
Willie Asher
Dan G. Sage
Sliss Lilian Darter
Alfred Harbour
Hatton Rogers
S.C. Dobbs
C. C. Stockard
Marion Small
Robert Small
Lilian Daily
Sewing Club
F. Flournoy
Fort Valley
Stockard
Whit Durden
Wallis Young White
Birmingham
Delsy
Grace le Craw
Elizabeth Hines
Walle “Asher
Hdna Walraven
Mary Comer
Bessie Small
Lucile Dalley
Annie Low Jenkins
G. R. Glenn, Jr
H. B. Rogers
Goldie Lloyd
P. F. Clarke
Henry Leonard
the Forsyth
Eugenia Richardson
Hull Street School
Atlanta Baptist Association WMU meeting urged for Stewart Avenue
A call meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union of the Atlanta Baptist Association is scheduled this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Sunday school room of First Baptist Church. The group will discuss ways to improve the efficiency of the Stewart Avenue mission's institutional work and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baneyee
Union of Mission Workers
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
S. Bandyee
Calcutta
India
Home Garden League
Agelock
Carnegie Library
Celeste Parrish
College Perk Woman's Club
Boys’ Nature Club
Philosophy Club
Rose M. Ashby
Universalist
Woman's Missionary Union
Atlanta Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Stewart Avenue Mission
Social items span Atlanta society, guests and travels
Mrs Earnest Powel and her young son visit Mr and Mrs George Mamey on Myrtle Street. Miss Emma Jordan to visit Memphis aunt and attend the Chickasaw ball. Mrs Alleen Van Dyke returns from Minnesota and Oklahoma. Several families announce trips to Kentucky Washington and New York. Mrs Percival Sneed recovers. Mrs George Hansen hosts guests. bankers and social leaders travel to and from events and visits in Europe and the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Powel
Ephraim Dent
Newnan
George Mamey
Myrtle Street
Emma Jordan
Athens
Walter Hodgson
Misa Jordan
W. B. Murrah
Memphis
Yeats
Alleen van Dyke
Minnesota
R. C. van Dyke
Muskogee
Oklahoa
Elliott Cheatham
Washington, D. C
Robert J. Lowry Kag
New York
Washington
John K. Ottley
Robert F. Maddox
Ernest Woodruff
Richmond
Mildred Weilhouse
Atlant
Piedmont
Josephine Lowenstein
Harry James
Bert F. Tul
Augusta
George K. Hansen
Boulevard Terrace
Clark Howell
Percival Sneed
Lucile Ekuhrt
Grayson Ties Past Names to Misa Turnage Return
Misa Marion Van Dyke returns from visit to Mrs Hugh Richardson at Toxaway and to Mrs Claude Douthit of Memphis while visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Montgomery Frances. Mrs W B Crouch back from New York and ill in Druid Hills. Mrs Thomas Flournoy of Fort Valley visits Mrs Whit Durden. Mrs William Nence of Fort Valley visiting her parents in West End. Mrs Ellen Goolsby of New York is in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troup Howard
Liverpool
England
Georgian Terrace
Howard
City
Florine Hardwick
Lois Wood
Cedartown
Hugh Miller
George McMichael
Eula Griffin
Euroupe
Misa Marion van Dyke
Hugh Richardson
Toxaway
Claude Douthit
Memphis
Montgomery Frances
W. B. Crouch
New York
Druid Hills
Thomas Flournoy
Fort Valley
Whit Durden
William Nence
Booth
West End
Ellen Goolsby
Young boy killed by striking match to strange fluid
Blackshear Georgia recounts a fatal accident when a boy named Lewis Bell lit a match to a mysterious liquid in the yard. A spill of cleaning fluid ignited, destroying a small storehouse and injuring Bell who died four hours later. The jail and town were alarmed as flames swept the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackshear
Lewis Bell
William Bell
Pierce County
Lewis
Brestfast
Little Lawig
Meat Shortage Looms Worldwide as War Bites Supply
Chicago October 16 The ninth annual American Meat Packers association convention opened with Georges L. McCarthy of New York warning of a global meat shortage due to the European war. The three day meeting will tackle beef supply declines, waning cattle herds, farmer incentives, and war driven food costs with over seven hundred delegates from five hundred packing and supply houses. Discussions include a government appropriation to fight cattle tuberculosis and a tax removal push on oleomargarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Georges L. McCarthy
New York
American Meat Packers’ Association
Fitzgerald Citizens Robbed in String of Local Thefts
Fitzgerald Georgia residents report multiple robberies over several days. Johnson Hardware lost 5 dollars from a cash drawer, Mra. M. Broughton's millinery store Ennis meat market and Phoenix warehouse also suffered small losses Friday night. Mrs Weaver had her hand satchel snatched Saturday evening. A man was robbed at Central avenue. Frank Smith’s horse and buggy vanished, later a pistol disappeared from Noah Smith's trunk. Authorities say the team has been located and the thief may be caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Central Avenue
Frank Smith
Sterie
Noah Smith
Waycross Plans County Fair Amid Fair Progress
Waycross considers an annual county fair after success of statewide fairs. Plans aim to start with a fair next month. if not, a formal fair is expected next year. Swift Company reports beef sales in Atlanta for the week ending Oct 17 averaged 8.45 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Swift Company
Atlanta
Bishop's Address Opens Meeting of Atlanta Diocese
LaGrange Ga October 1 Special The fourth annual conference of the diocese of Atlanta opened in LaGrange with the Woman's Auxiliary business meeting and is in full sway. Miss Mary Parton of Macon gave the principal address. Bishop C K Nelson opened events at First Methodist Church tonight. Tomorrow Holy Communion at 7 am followed by conference at the Methodist Church. A barbecue dinner will be served at LaGrange settlement by local mills and the conference resumes at 2:30 pm. The conclave ends tomorrow night with two addresses The Church Militant and The Church Ministrant. Notable participants include Mrs C Pettigrew Rev R E Smith Rev L B Richards Rev W W Memminger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Diocese of
Atlanta
la Grange
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
C. L. Pattigrew
Mary Pearton
Macon
First Methodist
C. K Nelson
LaGrange Settlement
Unity, Rim City and Spinning Mills
Mission House
Methgase Church
C. &. Pettigrew
R. E. Smith
LB. Richards
W. W. Memminger
Big Corn Show Opens at Nashville Today
Waycross Ga October 18 Special Tomorrow and Wednesday promises to be one of the biggest corn shows held in south Georgia this year at Nashville for the Berrien county corn show with exhibits from the county canning club. The entire county plans to participate and Nashville will suspend business two days to entertain visitors. The Woman's club will run the exhibits which began arriving today a brass band will lead the parade Wednesday. Boosters from Nashville toured Berrien in autos advertising the corn show. Practically every Nashville business will have a float in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
South Georgia
Nashville
Berrien County
Canning Club
Woman's Club
Berrien
Decatur Business Men Confer on Cotton Curtailed 1916
Decatur Board of Trade calls a Saturday conference of DeKalb County businessmen bankers and farmers at the Decatur courthouse to discuss Governor Slaton's reclamation plan for curtailing the 1916 cotton crop. Australia 1914 wheat crop estimated at 100,000,06 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Slaton
Decatur Board of Trade
Devalb County
Australia
McDuffie Schools Plan Fall Opening Next Monday
LaGrange Ga October 19 Special Mr W Dunn county school superintendent of McDuffie has announced that the public schools of that county will open next Monday October 26 Ten men buried Bluefield W Va October 19 Six white men and four negroes were buried here today under a quarry cavern One white man and one negro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
W. Dunn
McDuffie
Bluefield
W. Va
Bellevue woman praises Lydia E Pinkham remedy
A Bellevue Ohio reader cites severe illness and back pain eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter from Mrs. Charles Chapman of Belle Vue RD No 7 extols improved health, praising the product and urging others to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bellevue
Ohio
Gydie EB. Finkham
cHas. Chapman
Obia
Lydia E.pinkham
Asthmador Cigarettes Guaranteed Relief Offer
Dr Rudolph Schiffmann announces a 0 cent Asthmador trial in Atlanta with Jacobs Pharmacy. If it fails to relieve instantly, customers may return it for a full refund. druggists handling Asthmandor nationwide offer the same guarantee through local pharmacists or Dr Schurmann in St Paul Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Atlanta
Rudolph Schiffmann
BR. Schurmann
St Paul, Minn
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Elizabeth Black
Nel Walker
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Mary Rice
Louise Jones
Ali
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Fay York
Paris
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Whitehall St
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Frederick Apartments
MM Wilkerson
Frank Haden
Tommie Lou Payne
Lovi Savage
May Towns
Madge Rauch
Lucy Hitler
Freeman
Ernestine Eiseman
Gin Theater Farty
Josephine, Lowenstein
Harry A. James i
Miss Lowenstein
Mildred Wellhouse
James
Max Lowenstein
Ike Lowenstein
Hallowe’en
Capital City
Mrs. W. & Chikin
Kentucky
Tra. H.R. Gunby
T. P. Westmoreland
8. E. Hall
Toronto
Canada
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J. J. Hail
Forrest Avenue
Mary 8. Pitts
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles
Grayson
Misa Mildren
Waycross Planning Fair
M’duffie
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Pryor Street
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