Entertaining Social Roundup in Atlanta Suburbs
Mrs. Pasco and guests hosted a reception at Druid Pines for Mrs. John Guthrie as CO, with pink and white decor and cosmos centerpiece. Numerous society events followed including Argentine Club officers dinner, a benefit for kindersarten, Cotillon Club election, church music notes, and a string of teas and bridge parties at Druid Hills and downtown venues with local families and guests in attendance.
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Pasco
Mira
Charles Webster Gould
Martin K. Pasco
Druid Pines
John Guthrie
Gould
Miss Eugenia Richardson to Wed James Coleman Brown
Social news notes Jarnagin entertained at Mrs Forrester’s Peachtree Street home yesterday afternoon for their niece Miss Eugenia Richardson. The engagement to Mr James Coleman Brown will be an event of social interest in November. The setting featured decorated apartments and an attractive ambiance.
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Atlanta
Clearwater
Mia
Washington
Semmnary
Hay
McMillan
West North Avenue
Hill Street School
Ofelotk
Killarney
Emma Wesley
Jarnagin
Eugenia Richardson
James Coleman Brown
Associated Charities Need, Says Mrs Lumpkin
Mrs Samuel Lumpkin president of the City Federation of Women’s Clubs and Atlanta Woman’s Missionary association warns that Associated Charities may vanish without quick reorganization. She notes the charity reduced beggars at doors and keeps records of every needy family, stressing Atlanta must have the group to meet winter and industrial challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Associated Charities
Samuel Lumpkin
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association
Rich autumn decor and wedding tea for Miss Richardson
A detailed description of table settings with towers autumn foliage pink roses and dahlias, and living room decor plus a tea service led by Mrs Samuel Porter and Mrs Henry Richardson as matron of honor. A group of young women from varied places assisted in hosting and entertaining during the reception after Miss Richardson’s blue chiffon gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Barton White
Birmingham
Frank Rogers
Miss Stockard
Irs
Sheldon
Misses Daisy
Grace FeCraw
Rosa
Belle Chapman
Ale Young Wahle
Beaste Small
Lois Fattille
Willis Asher
Mary ‘Bilen Athright
Harriett Wilkinson
Annie Mae Thurman
Lucille Lawton
May
Samuel Porter
Henry Leonard
Dissichardson
Erskine Sarazgin
Madeline McCulough
Alonzo Richardson
Miss Nickells
St. Lauis
Alice May Freeman
Elizabeth Morgan
Virginia Lipscomb
Mamie Anse
Calis Hoke Smith
Washington, D.C
Josephine Mobley
Louise Broyles
Margaret McKe
Carolyn’ Nicolson
Dolly Frideau
Misa Isoline Campbell
Natalie Campbell
San Francisco
Cal
Bertha Moore
Fiichardson
Fuichardaon
Meeting of Atlanta Woman's Club Scheduled
The regular meeting of the Atlanta Woman's club will be held at the clubhouse Monday afternoon, Ottoberth, at 3 o'clock.
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Atlanta Woman's Club
Ottoberth
Government Selects Georgia Sanitarium for Pellagra Experiments
Milledgeville Georgia October 25 the United States government has chosen the Georgia state sanitarium here for special Pellagra experiments noting its records are the most perfect of any institution in the country two public health experts will direct the work Pellagra patients will be segregated and given special diets with meals cooked for them a strict food check will be kept and the sanitarium board of trustees pledged full cooperation
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Milledgeville
Georgia State
United States
Public Health Department
Sanitarium
Children honor playmate with flowers at funeral
Mourners gathered at a home on South Pryor street for the funeral of Sara Mitchell. Children from her kindergarten brought a flower and laid it on the casket as family members, neighbors, and friends paid their respects to the little girl.
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Sara Mitchell
Little Florence Hewlett Mourns Loss of Shetland Pony
A young girl, Florence Hewlett of 14th Street, grieves the loss of her sorrel and white-faced Shetland pony that wandered away Friday afternoon after someone left a back yard gate open. The pony is described as small and pony-sized, sparking community concern.
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Florence Hewlett
Fourteenth Street
Barton Sets Attendance Record In House
Washington October Representative Barton of Nebraska holds the attendance mark in the House after 278 roll calls this session. He missed only one roll call, with Morgan of Oklahoma and Stone of Tingis tied for absent from two. Abercrombie of Alabama was absent from four. One member missed thirteen, all within forty eight hours.
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Washington
Barton
Nebraska
Wis
Morgan
Oklahoma
Representatve Stone
Tingis
Abercrombie
Alabama
Collision Injures French Cruiser Descartes Off Castries
The Spanish steamer Telestora, arriving from Buenos Aires, collided with the French cruiser Descartes near Castries St. Lucia on October 5. The Descartes sustained heavy damage and leakage, was towed to Martinique for repairs, and the Telestora remained in harbor to settle compensation before continuing to Boston and New York.
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New York
Telestora
Buenos Aires
Collige
Descartes
Arbor
Castries
St. Lucia
Tejesfora
Martinique
Telesfora
Boston
England prohibits sugar importation
London October 23 an official statement says the government has prohibited sugar importation to prevent German and Austrian sugar rescuing there from neutral countries.
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London
Jekyl Island Ready for Millionaires
Brunswick Ga October 23 Superintendent H G Grob of the Jekyl Island club arrived in the city and went to Tekyl to prepare for the winter season. He said indications point to a record season for the millionaire organization with opening set for December. Many cottages are being prepared and a large force will work on the clubhouse.
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Brunswick
H. G. Grob
Jekyl Island
Tekyl
Supe
Tendent Grob
Lee G Council Made Mayor of Americus in Landlide Win
Lee G Council a prominent Americus banker and president of the Georgia State Bankers association was elected mayor by a large majority over Eugene Lockett and Allen. Aldermen B Lynn Bell Macon Dudley and Henry Sones also won. City officials Harv ey Weaver secured re election. Ballot counting ran past 2 AM due to a high turnout. Municipal ownership of the electric lighting plant was a major issue.
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Americus
Lee G Council
Georgia State Bankers' Association
Eugene Lockett
Allen
Connell
B. Lynn Bell
Macon Dudley
Henry Sones
Harvey Weaver
Election night marked by torchlight procession and speeches
A large crowd joined a demonstration and torchlight march led by the Young Men's Democratic league with a Columbus brass band. They gathered at the Hotel Windsor front where Mayor-elect L. G. and the council, including newly elected aldermen, delivered addresses.
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Young Men's Democratic League
Columbus
Hotel Windsor Front
L. G
Lieutenant Sir R G V Duff Dead of Life Guards
London reports October 13 casualty list shows ten officers killed including Lieutenant Sir R G V Duff of the Second Life Guards and twenty nine wounded. Red Cross ship carrying American surgeons and nurses reaches European war zones from New York.
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R. G. V. Duff
Life Guards
London
Bob V. Daff
Second Life Guards
Red Cross
Hook
New York
The Store and Its People
Our salespeople are human and imperfect yet loyal. They refresh the business with creative energy, uphold a living trade code, and align with customers in harmony. The store is more than trade, a social unit driven by courtesy, veracity, and a shared ideal of service and integrity.
Sorosis Shoes Distinctive Craft from Own Last Factories
The Sorosis shoe makers operate their own last factory, a rare practice that shapes every model as the original work of Sorosis artists. Lasts, carved from hardwood in Wisconsin, determine design, ensuring each line and curve expresses artistic dogma and individuality.
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Sorosis
Wisconsin
Sorosis Shoes Marketed for Salon Display Worldwide
American retailing reaches ideal stage as Sorosis Shoes are shown in studios or salons for women to appraise with artistic scrutiny. The shoes have achieved triumphal progress, earning female preference in most large civilized cities through strong style, technical craft, and refined decorative sense.
Store's Duty to Customers Builds Social Ties
The store's circle of obligations is as wide as its circle of relations. This ideal of service need not be bawled with bold type and scare headlines. Our people deal kindly and honestly with all who come beneath the roof. They feel bound to do right by everyone. In this way, fresh social and business tissue, in the form of friends and patrons, is constantly being built up.
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Marion R. Dickson
Lewis G Rowlett
East Pine Street
Frederick G. Hodgson
Hugh L. Hodgson
Athens
Jane Fassett
Cotillon Club
Edward Fr. Inman
Capital City Club
John W. Grant
Edward Austin
Westervelt Terhune
North Avenua Presbyterian Church
Alex Guilman
Benedic Antmna
Dudley Duck
H. FR
Shelley
H. A. Matthews
W. Peace
H. FR Shalley
North Avenue
King
Dudley Bask
Joseph Ragan, Jr
Henly Love
Miss Davison
W. T Madox
Teriay
Marjorie Davison
Bauls
Ars. Treaumont Davison
Bsam
Durgen
Mra
Cone Made
W. W. Rushton
Maude Maddox
Druid Hills Golf Club
Tia
Driving Club
W. J. Dblaleck
Helen Hawkins
Myr
Arthur Clarke
Lamar Hil
Willard McBurney
Dozier Lowndes
J. W. White
Cator Wootford
Lewis Williams
James Overton Lewis
Nna Sloan
William Augustus Willams
Green—ville
D C
Miss Goldsmith
Mary Murphey
Jackson Street
Marguerite Goldsmith
Miss Wyckliffe
Yarm
Murphey
Grace Tr Raw
Martha Crane
Durham
Ernest Blair Durham
PD. O
Wyek- Ute Wurm
Miss Richardson
Ure Alani
Faust Spaghetti
Maull Brothers
St. Louis
England
READY
Lee G. Council
Georgia Bankers
Ook
Wild Dock
Rea Cross
Rotterdam
Grand Lodge F. & A. M
Central of Georgia Ry
Cheney
Haig
Crighton
Shumaners Fai
Wovnar B. Pryor
Honter Ste. Attants
Claus Aoome
Paris
Dub. Co
Sorosis Shoes
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