Plan Old Plantation Night At the Capital City Club
A several hundred guests attended a plantation themed dinner dance at the Capital City Club’s ladies cafe and salon. Decor featured old southern plantation motifs with hollyhocks and red pink lighting. An on-site darkey orchestra performed plantation songs while a country dinner of plantation products was served. Numerous listed attendees were present including Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tilson and Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Gude Jr.
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Capital City
Gores Wilde wed at Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
The ceremony for Winnie Wilson and Churchill Goree occurred at the Wilson residence on Capitol Avenue with Miss Lois Karcilla as maid of honor and several bridesmaids. An altar of palms and pink chrysanthemums framed the drawing room as guests watched. Reception featured an orchestra and pink valley lily decor.
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Druid
Hills Golf Club
Druid Hills Golf Cab
John F. Wilkins
Important Second Ward Civic Club Meeting at Pryor Street
A Second Ward Civic club meeting is set for 2 o clock this afternoon at Pryor Street school with a large attendance expected. Also announced are cake sales by Circle No. 4 at St. John church this Saturday at C D Kenny Tea Store and the Crusaders class of Payne Memorial church at Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Company. A cablegram reports the birth of Francis Joseph Gatins in Paris.
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Second Ward
Pryor Street
Circle Noa
St. John Church
C. D. Kenny Tea Store
Crusaders
Payne Memorial Church
Chamberlin- Johnson-DuBose Company
Francis Joseph Gatins
Atlanta
Paris
Terpsichorean club dances and society notes in Atlanta
A social column from Atlanta describes the Terpsichorean club planning a shower dance hosted by Miss Emma Moore and Miss Evelyn Arnold, the club securing the Peachtree and Third hall, and upcoming events including the Hallows' masque dance on October 29. It also covers a Belgian contralto Emma Van de Zande concert at the Georgian Terrace, and profiles Mrs. W. J. Morrison and Miss da Bartholomew. Further notes include a reception for Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Whitaker, Mrs. Roland Alston’s luncheon for Mrs. George White of Brooklyn, and plans for Mrs. Spratim’s tea-dance with the Driving Club.
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Terpsichorean Club
Emma Moore
Evelyn Arnold
Peachtree
Third
Vesper Club
Mme
Emma van de Zande
Georgian Terrace
Atlanta
Brown & Allen's
Marie & Derriole
The
Terrace
W. J. Morrison
Washington D.C
Georgetown Convent
New York
Sebastien Unglada
Alston
Roland Alston
Wlewen Road
George White
Brooklyn
Nashville Wedding Comprised of Debutantes and Social Events
Mrs. McHan hosted a pre wedding gathering on Fourteenth Street with cosmos and pink roses as decor, assisted by Miss Ruby Simmons. Mrs. and Miss Gray plan a November 19 dancing party and a daytime reception at Peachtree Circle for their daughter Miss Agnes Gray as she debuts this season. Miss Marian Atchison will attend the Nashville wedding of Miss Elizabeth Keith and Ver Dandridge Caldwell, a prominent social event of the winter. Caldwell, son of banker James E. Caldwell, is Vanderbilt educated and active in business.
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Fourteenth Street
Ferna
McHan
Ruby Simmons
Agnes Gray
Mre. W. W. Gray
Nashville
Marian Atchison
Elizabeth Keith
Dandridge Caldwell
W. J. Keith
Caldwell
James E. Caldwell
The
Cumberland Telephone Company
Vanderbilt University
Atlanta Woman's Club Executive Board Meeting
The executive board of the Atlanta Woman's Club will hold a regular meeting this morning at 10 o'clock at the Baker Street clubhouse. The board includes officers, committee chairmen, and ex-presidents, and all are urged to attend for important business to be transacted.
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Atlanta Woman's Club
Baker Street
Will Show Georgia to All Georgians by Exhibit Cars
M Leak head of exhibit cars for the Georgia Chamber of Agriculture will leave for the Macon state fair with two exhibit cars carrying Georgia products. The cars, now near Terminal station, will travel the state and country to promote Georgia products. Open to the public through Saturday, they previously showcased California goods first. after Macon they will feature Georgia offerings.
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Georgia
M. Leak
Georgia Chamber of Agriculture
Macon
Leak
Mem‘vera
General Council
Ad Men
Rotary Club
California
Pacific Coast
Nurses Graduate at Georgia Baptist Hospital in Ponce Ceremony
The Georgia Baptist Hospital nursing school held graduation exercises at Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist church. Dr J M Long presided and Rev L E Barton spoke on the Mission of Medicine. Graduates included Frances Lucile Herring, Carrig Christian, Ida Plunkett, Eunica Gertrude Shuttlesworth, and Anna Irene Smith.
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Georgia Baptist Hospital
Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church
J. M Long
L. E. Barton
George M. Niles
Fanny, Pickup
R. N
Frances Lucile Herring
Mansfield
Carrig Christian
Cornelia
Gal
Ida Plunkett
Atlanta
Eunica Gertrude Shuttlesworth
Padates Anna Irene Smith
Hamilton
Poor Blind Boy Seeks Chance to Earn Living
Riley Puckett, a blind boy of 894 Chestnut Street, appeals to The Constitution for help. He says he earned a living with a lice-pedaling trade until lacking a city license left him out of work, though he is a musician. His 60-year-old mother cannot work, and he asks for winter clothing and any suitable job opportunities.
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Riley Puckett
Chestnut Street
Atlanta Chamber to push brigade post for Fort McPherson
The government plans a 36 000 stronger standing army and better militia. Atlanta Chamber of Commerce will revive the bid for a brigade post at Fort McPherson. Lynn Fort leads a committee expected to restart activities within a week.
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Fort McPherson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
War Department
Lynn Fort
Railway Traffic Man Addresses Athenians
Freight Traffic Manager Lincoln Green of the Southern railway spoke to the university student body and Athens business leaders on The Lonse and Short Haul Clause of the Act to Regulate Commerce. He traced southeast railway history, noted rate practices to meet water competition, and discussed state and federal efforts to curb them. He said carriers are ordered to abandon old methods and follow new policy, expecting approval of the outcome.
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Athens
Lincoln Green
Southern Railway
Green
Vitalitas free drink demonstration at Jacoby's Pharmacy
Multitudes at Atlanta viewed the Vitalitas display and sampled a free drink. Demonstrators tout its natural action and claim relief for indigestion biliousness rheumatism nervous debility and general derangements of stomach liver kidneys and blood. Free sample available at Jacoby's Pharmacy 23 Whitehall street or write for information.
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Atlanta
Jacoby’ Pharmacy
Whitehall Street
Woodmen of Atlanta Plan Social Meeting
Atlanta camp No 480 Woodmen of the World will hold a social meeting this evening at 8 o clock at the Fed Men's wigwam Central avenue Colonel Simmons of the uniform rank will speak on Wood craft and the ladies auxiliary will be represented Refreshments will be served and a social will feature the gathering
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Atlanta
Woodmen of the World
Fed
Central Avenue
Simmons
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Dr White Preludes on New Jersey Woman Suffrage Vote
Dr J J White pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle will give a Sunday night prelude on what the New Jersey vote against woman suffrage will mean for the suffragist movement. A sermon on The Ministry of Women will follow.
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New Jersey
Dr. White
J. J. White
Baptisl Tabernacle
Short Course Students to Camp at State College in Summer
Athens Ga Oct 21 Special next year short courses at the State College of Agriculture move from mid winter to mid summer about 300 corn clubs canning clubs pig clubs and poultry clubs scholarship winners will attend in July instead of January boys will camp on campus under Major Boswell the girls housed in vacant dormitories accommodations in winter are insufficient county demonstrators from over 100 counties will chaperon and assist to make the courses practical and profitable
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Athens
State College of Agriculture
State College
Boswell
Price Rise Hits Sweet Milk and Various Goods
Historic market note from Atlanta reports a morning price increase for sweet milk by 2 ½ cents per quart driven by higher feed costs. Other items like quinine and mothballs show sharp gains in recent days with naphthaline up from 6 to 10 cents per pound and quinine surging from 26 cents to $2 an ounce amid European trade strains.
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Atlanta
Germany
Eastman DAR to Mark Graves of Revolutionary Soldier
The Colonel William Few chapter Daughters of the American Revolution locates the grave of Stewart Hamilton, a revolutionary soldier, two miles from Kibbee in Montgomery county, and will place a marker next Sunday October 24 at 11 o clock. The regent and members will attend and oversee the ceremonies with a large Hastman crowd expected.
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Eastman
Colonel William Few
Daughters of the American Revolution
Stewart Hamiltona
Ekibbee
Montgomery County
Hastman
Asquith Ready to Travel to Country After Illness
London October 21 Premier Asquith has recovered enough from his recent illness to travel to the country. He expects to attend the session of the House of Commons on Tuesday of next week.
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London
House of Commons
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W. J. Tilaon
A. V. Gude, Jr
H. EB. Watkins
A. J. Ryan
P. Billups
H.C. Worthen
HL. Flynt
R. Bridges
John 0. DuPree
C. I. Ryan
W. White
Frank, Orme
H. B. Scott
Xands
Rome
J. D. Pane
Buford
Iuirs
W.M. Tripne
Turnersville
Margaret Doonan
Sarah Sawnett
Elizabeth Dudley
Basie Jorgan
W. C. Willig
Benjamin Pennell
Maton
Gores Wilde
West Third Street
Waynesboro
Brussels
Belgium
Madame Slifer
Madame Vee de“Zande
France
Francis Joseph
Joseph’ F.gatins
Rie Baby
Joseph F. Gatins
Sonn. Murphy
Mamie? Gating
Comtesselle de Sormmbreulte
Eugene Whitaker
Whitaker
W. 5
W. H. Quillian
Mivusea Theodora Hicks
Lola Buchanan
Maud Couch
Juliet Boardman
Lucy Vatt Jones
Robert Gordon
V. R. Gresham
B. J. Meeks
L. Adams
T. B. Lewis
Mra. Alcott
John Jenkings
Spratim
William Owens
Frank Spratim
A. C McHan
Baptist Hospital
Barton
Brigade Post
Woodmen OF
Plan Social Meeting
Phi Sociey
Asquith
W. A Shelton
School, of Commerce
University
DR. Poteat
Second Baptist
Edwin M. Poteat
Furman University
Greenville
D. C
South
Second Baptist Church
Holmes & Edwards
Dobbs
Wey Co
N. Pryor
Equitable
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Whitehall St. James
E.G. Griffin
Gate City
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