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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1913
Page
11
An ornate notice to club members calls for harvest costumes to be worn at a harvest ball on October 32. Attendees will dine before work tasks begin, with prizes for best outfits and dancers. Reservations already show strong interest.
Georgia chapter honors Mrs Lamar at annual session with address from Professor Lawton Bavans of Augusta on the South before the War. Miss Mildred Rutherford of Athens spoke on Georgia's part in regional growth, committees reported actions on decry proposals, and a Georgia room endowment resolution was adopted for New Orleans.
The article reports the Richmond museum gathering where $2,000 was appropriated, Mrs Grady of Savannah chaired nominations, and officers were elected including Mrs W. B. Lamar as president and Miss Jessie Cobb as treasurer. It notes invitations for the Eastman convention, a wedding plans for Caroline Elizabeth Palmer Cay and John Lugene Cay, and multiple society gatherings with bridge parties, teas, and a Halloween party at the First Presbyterian church.
The University of Georgia football team inaugurates the fall season at the Georgian Terrace with twenty four local and Athens fans in attendance. Sewanee visits next week, bringing many Tennessee and South alumni, as dinners and dancing mark the stay, including Possum Hunt and Supper.
A tour by all AB&A general officers and President Miller of New Orleans and Great Northern traces through Brunswick with a three hour terminal inspection. Rumors claim eastern bondholders aim to purchase AB&A property at a future sale while officials refuse comment, calling it merely an inspection trip.
Douglas Aug October 1 Jack Forest of El Paso Texas a noted racing driver was killed when Forests racing car turned turtle early tonight on the El Paso Phoenix course thirteen miles west of the city John Pryor a negro racer was injured in the same crash details indicate a fatal accident during a southern automobile race event near El Paso with Pryor injured and Forest dead at the scene
A customer testimonial from Mrs J B Marvin promotes Cardus as a purely vegetable tonic for long standing womanly complaints. The note claims relief after using several bottles and recommends Cardus to others, inviting readers to contact Chattanooga Medicine Co for instructions and a 64 page home treatment book.
The American Mining congress urged congress and state legislatures to modify antitrust laws as applied to natural resources to protect employees and ensure fair returns. Other resolutions pressed liberal land laws in Alaska, creation of a department of mines, DOJ probe of stock scandals, and a uniform mining property tax valuation system. William B Wilson urged voluntary arbitration as a remedy for labor misunderstandings.
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