Gowns at Executive Mansion Reception for Mrs Roosevelt
Elegant ensembles dominated the reception with Mrs James Jackson and others in black and jewel tones. Notable outfits included Mrs George Dexter in wine, Mrs Milton Dargan in pale gray, and Mrs J E K Ottley in dark red cloth as guests greeted Mrs Roosevelt and viewed a portrait gift from Gainesville at Roswell Bark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
George Dexter
Milton Dargan
William Dickson
Martin Amorous
Abs. Weldon
J. EK. Ottley
Brig
Robert Rhedden
Clarence ‘Knowles
Joan Temple Graves
J. F. Hanson
Macon
Ada Alexander
Punch
T. M. Horner
Jennie English
Ruth Hallman
John 8. Cohen
Henry Porter
T. D. Meador
W. D. Els
Albert Thornton
Fleming Dau Bignon
James D. Longstreet
Don A. Pardee
Rdosswell
Peachtree
Brookwood
Washington
L Myrick
Fry
Charles Sciple
John K. Tex
Roosevelt
Bulloch House
Roswell
Janes Dbd
Longstreet
Gainesville
Uncle Remus Meets Mrs Roosevelt in Atlanta Reception
Mrs Roosevelt hosts a cordial Atlanta welcome in a mansion scene with Joel Chandler Harris, famed for Southern folklore. Harris visits from retirement as the first lady chats with guests, noting the parade and a warm, informal gathering. The event highlights Mrs Roosevelt’s charm, Harris’s literary stature, and southern cultural ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remus
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
South
Atlanta
Joel Chandler Harris
America
Henry W. Grady
New York
Souther
Harris
Mise Frances Tison Walter to Wed Mr Reu ber R Arnold
Invitations issued by Walter Arnold and Mrs Hollins announce the marriage of Mise Frances Tison Walter to Mr Reuben R Arnold on Thursday October 31 at St Luke church at 5 o'clock with a reception at 8:30 at 375 Peachtree Street home of Mr and Mrs Randolpha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Arnold
Hollins Randolph
Mise Frances Tison Walter
Reuber R. Arnold
St. Luke ¢Church
Mrs. Randolpha
Peachtree Street
Pure Food Laws Are Good Pure Food Board Endorses Burnett's Vanilla
A short civic note asserts the value of pure food laws and praises the purity of Burnett's Vanilla, implying support by a pure food board. The claim emphasizes product safety and standards without detailing regulatory actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain Pure Food Board
Henea
Burnett
Style in Eyeglasses at 42 N Broad St
John L. Macre R Bans offers eyeglasses with flawless finish and style. The shop prides itself on expert frame adjustments, positioning as a leading optician in the Prudential building area at 42 North Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Macre
N. Broad St
Prudential Building
Bennett Caught at Macon
Ben Nett, a white fugitive from Hampton county South Carolina, on parole from the state prison by Governor McSweeney, was arrested in Macon Georgia. He had murdered his wife, whom he mistook for the sheriff, and then escaped with her body. He violated parole and returned to South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
B. C
Ben Bennett
Hampton County
Macon
McSweeney
South Carolina
Baltimore News: Shriver Denies Murray Illness
George M. Shriver, a salutan t to President Oscar G. Murray of the Baltimore and Ohio, stated today there is no truth to Chicago reports that Murray is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Baltimore
George
M.shriver
Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
Annual Session Closes Georgia Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Americus Ga October 20 Special The Georgia Women’s Christian Temperance Union closed its twenty third annual session with many visitors leaving for home tomorrow. Officers elected include President Mary Harris Armour Eastman honorary president Mrs Jonnie Hart Sibley Union Point vice president Mrs Thomas E Patterson Griffin recording secretary Mrs Robert V Hardeman Macon assistant recorder Miss Theresa Griffin Columbia corresponding secretary Mrs Milton H Edwards Eastman treasurer Mrs C H Smith Ellaville. An oratorical contest awarded to Miss Eva McWilliams Savannah and last night’s gold medal to Miss Helen Hitchcock Tallapoosa. The next meeting site undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Georgia Women's Christian Temperance Union
Great
Americas
Mary Harris Armour
Eastman
Jonnie Hart Sibley
Union Paint
Thomas E. Patterson
Griffin
Robert V. Hardeman
Macon
Theresa Griffin
Columbia
Milton H. Edwards
C. H. Smith
Eliaville
Farlow School
Eva McWilliams
Savannah
Helen Hitchcock
Tallapoosa
Nel Berger
Opie Read Opens Tabernacle Lecture Course at Baptist Tabernacle
Opie Read, famed southern caricaturist, appeared as the opening act in the tabernacle lecture course last night. The audience, moved from tears to laughter and back, applauded his vivid Southern antebellum and feudal caricatures. The series continues with Gilbert A. Elbridge listed as the next attraction for a season featuring prominent national speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie Read
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Mr. Read
Gilbert A. Elbridge
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First Lady
Executive
Ee Esse
Lowney Receipt
Walter M. Lowket CO
Boston
Kenny's
Whitehall Street
John D. Little
Tind Ure
John R. Ottley
BR. J. Cooney
North Carolina
John Welch
Athens, Ga
Hamilton
Piedmont Bridge Whist Club
Piedmont Driving Club
Cara Club
Bennett
Eiseman & Weil
Roromomc
J. C. Morrison
Alianza
Rue de LaBanque
Paris
Georgia
Détroit
Mich
Detroit River
Lake Huronia
Lake Erie
Grand Haven
Lake Michigan
Buffalo
Cleveland
Vladimir
Petersburg
Grand Duke
Cyril
Viedimir
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Grippenberg
Sorosis
J. M. High Co
Sorosia
Borosis
Opie
French Lick Springs
PLATO
French Lick Springs Hotel CO
Taggart
French Lick
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Diamond Palace
Gate City
A & Allen's Drug Store
Cuarar
BELL
Lady Atterdart
Birmingham
Alabama
Seaboard
Atlanta Mattress Co
Piedmont Avs
Tyan R. Golden
Radius Optical Mfg. Co
Brother-Emery Building
Peachtree and
Viaduct Place
DE. W
Monnish
DE Sis
Roba Monnish
Peschtres St
Forrest Ave
Whitehall Strex
Ws. Crankshaw
Century Building
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