Miss Traynhams Dance Event Highlighted by Guests
A social evening at Miss Traynhams home featured guests including Miss Ida Toso, Miss Katherine Dukpa ge Ba, and Miss Ruth Rel, with a long guest list across many families. Georgia committee chair Slaton and other officials were invited to organize auxiliary efforts while the Piedmont hotel hosted a companion training board meeting. The Georgia Federation and Capital City Club events dominated society notes with a rooftop dance, supper parties, and a Marietta carnival plan including a queen, car parade, baby show, and street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traynham
Biles Dorothy
Ida
Frank Toso
Katherine Dukpage
Ba H Johnson
Misa Ruth Rel
Misa
Louise Walker
Lonroe
Harriet Haynes
Mise Thian “Mitchell
Eien ‘Wolff
Ian Marie Kirkpatrick
Mary Adelaide Erly
Mina
Laura Sawtelle
Mise
Elon Thorer
Wickliffe Wurt
Ir William Miller
John Watts
F. Charla Apie
George Woodwuff
Charles Caverty
Burgess Ram
Mentnomery "Francis
A Grimes
Robert Redding
Wah Wilts
Edwin Cooledge
Min
Lesson in Complexion Renewal Lesson in Scientific Complexion
A fragment describes the aging of skin as layered flakes and particles not shed rapidly in poor conditions. It claims ordinary cosmetics absorb worn-out particles and gradually restore a healthy youthful look, recommending nightly use and an old cream wash.
Piedmont Driving Club Tea Dance Highlights Summer Social
A Piedmont Driving Club afternoon tea on the terrace offered light refreshments, music, and dancing with Mrs. Creckett as host. Members and guests, including several new Beta Sigma members, attended diverse social gatherings around Atlanta featuring concerts, dinners, and salon events with noted residents and visitors from Americus, Cincinnati, and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Driving Club
Sielock
Creckett
Meetings And Gatherings In Atlanta Area
There will be a meeting of the Pioneer Women at Phillips and Crew this afternoon. The executive board of the WBMU of Atlanta holds a meeting Friday afternoon September 8 at 3 oclock in the pastor's study of the First Baptist church. All members urged to attend as the meeting is important. A board meeting of the Atlanta chapter D. 4. R Thurge day morning at 10 3¢ in the chapter house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips and Crew
W.bm, U
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
R. Thurge
Social items outline visits and meetings in Georgia towns
Mrs. I. Fitzpatrick of Thomasville Georgia, head of the Georgia Federation of Womens clubs, plans a city visit for a Georgia Training School board meeting and to confer with the Avenue committee about a mineral tire cotton exhibition in Albany. Miss Helen Free of Bamberg and Mlle Louise Chewning of Acworth are guests of their aunt Battle Christian in East Fairree. Anderson of Ganiitten is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson at the Mujastia hotel. Tru-Bian has returned to Lake Toxaway, where Mr. James is in New York. Mrs. Mitton Dargen and Miss Helen Dargan, with Miss Jennie Dargan, are also at Lake Toxaway, with a paper of August pending.
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Ellis Lockhart
Inman Park
Misa Pauline Shelley
Albany
Elizebeth Locchart
Theodosia Andrews
Mildred Seale Whale Wiltson
Katharine Bleckley
Ethel Hudson
Lorraine Davis
Lillien Jaynes
Mra. Erank
Wilson Aire Joha B Seawellipso
Mrs. Chilles
Mir and
Bina Dune Lockehart
Ernest Allen
Mercer Lee
Armold Binns
Elbert Lively
Leland Lew
John Baldwin
Wallace Thomas
Hassell Baker
Clay Driscoll
McDonald Baldwin
Cliftard Tones
Forresta Hayes
Mery’ Lane
LaGrange
Barney Hill
Berah Sheffield
Americus
Janet Hatcher
Poe
Virginia
Hollins Institute
A. Parker
New Zork
Taeae Mina
Louisa Parker
Suron Ra Wejatt
Teilenmerdino
Rome
Mies
Cobb
Vaushe
J. Frank Beck
Surormer
Ponce de Leon, Avenue
I. Fitzpatrick
Thomasville
Georgia Federation of Womens’ Clubs
Georgia Training School Board
Avante
Georgia’ Club
Helen Free
Bamberg
Mlle -Louise Chewning
Acworth
Ae Battle Christian
East
Eartara’ Pe Anderson
Mitton
Dargen
Helen Dargan
Jennie
Dargan
Lake Toxaway
Willian
Revenue from licenses for Atlantangreases
Revenue from licenses for Atlantangreases in the eight months of 1914 is recorded but details are unclear due to data corruption. The fragment mentions totals and licensing income but lacks concrete figures or full context.
Negro Normal School to Open on September 16
The Atlanta Industrial Institute for training colored youth will begin its term on September 16. Last year enrollment reached 187 with 38 boarders. Principal Stinson notes opening promises growth and urges aid to cover an $818 purchase note for a four room house and $250 for costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta “Normal
End ‘Industrial Institute
Waedaheagay
Stinson
Fair Weather Forecast for Atlanta Today
The forecast predicts another fair day for Atlanta with higher temperatures from 78 to 88 degrees. Southwesterly winds will be moderate and skies mostly clear. A cooling trend is expected Wednesday night or Thursday with temperatures falling moderately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Toliows
Dedication Exercises Held at Luckie Lodge Mason Temple
Dedication exercises for the new Mason temple on Lee Street near Gorton Street, erected at a cost of 90000 dollars, known as Luckie Lodge. Past Master Thomas H. Jeffries won two ceremonial events. A large number of Masons attended with speeches by prominent Atlanta Masons including Forrest Adair and Joseph G. Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Lee Street
Gorton
Luckie Lodge
Thomas
H. “Jeffries
Baggs Succeeds Camp With A B & A Railroad
Baggs succeeds R E Camp as passenger agent for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad in Atlanta. Camp resigned to take a position with the Southern Passenger Association. Announcement of Baggs appointment comes from the railroad’s traffic department as part of a broader personnel change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Travning
Allan, Bimalngham ‘and Atlantic Railway
Atlanta
R. E. Camp
Aes
Camp
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Southeastern Passenger Association
Bagge
Traffic Department
Remains Shipped to Zebulon After Pellagra Death
A Pellagra death leaves a widow and siblings grieving as the body is sent tonight to Zebulon North Carolina, to Mrs. Bunn's former home. The deceased is survived by a husband, one sister and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speclan
Pelladra
Mr. Band
Zebulon
N.C
Sheriff race tension in Habersham from reports
Reports from Demarest Georgia indicate William Nix may enter the sheriff race. He is said to back Aguinet J. M. Gabrels for sheriff of Habersham County, though Gabrels has not appeared publicly. Incumbent candidates and past primary names are mentioned, with Nix supporters predicting his entry and campaign backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
Nix
Big Warehouse Planned for Waycross Cotton Market
Waycross Ga September plans have been formed to aid farmers unable to dispose of cotton. L J Cooper and J Les Crawley represent Ware are organizing a warehouse company to erect a large warehouse on a site secured today in Waycross. Certificates issued by the warehouse will enable loans for all cotton brought to the city. Several Southeast Georgia counties will be cleared through local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
le Cooper
J. Les Crawley
Ware
L. J. Cooper
National Bank
Georgia
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Slaton
John Marshall Biaten
National Highway Association
Iereia Training School
Bola
Tha
Piedmont Hotel
The
Georgia Federation
BS Heretofore
Root
Informs
Marietta
Fay Dobbles
Ome
North Soulevard
Anne Patterson
Edith McKenzie
Mildred McKenzie
Montezuma
McKenzie
Anne ‘Patterson
Lyde Nash
Mary Agnes Odon
Nadine Face
Mefivea ‘Toilet Company
Paris
Cece Ee
Ailanta Gas Light Co
South
Luddem Ak Bates
Odes Fiano
Dr. Palmer
Jacobs
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Wsrme
Acre
Pidder
Bartha
Acore
Cdrda
Juliug de Give
W. B. Seabrook
Arent
Beta Sigma
Omicron
Beta Simi
Omleron
Misses Farphey
Nel. Choate
Doris Colling
Jen Bhorer
Louias ‘King
Miss Davis
Misa Rosale Davie
Peachtree Street
Ana
Miss Hatcher
CC. Hatcher
Ansley Park
Sarah Sheffield
Miss Barbour
Eizabeth Barbour
Kentucky
P. T. Barbour
Cincinnati
Dlizabeth Barbour
Plantate
Zoological Garden
Grieg
Cincinasti
Thoma
Mina Barbour
Enauler
Dukes-Oglesby
Hugh Oglesby
Quitman
Margaret E. Dukes
WC. T. U
Frahcla
Willard Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
J. Carral Pa
Miau
Mary Bresnanan
Bias Alice Brefford
Augusta
Constance Phiilip
Mia
Entella Garrett Baker
Harvey Hatcher
Mountaion
North Carolina
Matai Louise Broyles
Axte
Araed
Mattie Buchanan
Mite
Baltimore
Philadel Forks
Brutohenon
Mary Wallasee
Hele
Mra
Binmathechar
Migs
Gainstie “Vigmans
Wigith
Edith EG. Butler
Aga Oh
Thomab Paling
Penemet Paine
Mr. Dusies
Ae ‘An
AL Viegnaka
Mire
A. Crate
New York
Ata
Mea
Ry Huse Smith
Mita
Ndittras
Aals
City
Me Mins
Athering Walker
Ravenel Walker
Nishands
Vesits
Mrs. W
Hiaktin
Charlotte
Hemmer
Louisville
Atter & Atay
Chiosga
Great Lakes
Rae
Sistock
Aha
Ming Mary Blalock Hava
Madigan
Skylang
Georges Eakin
West
Ies Arthene Alber
Im Ag
Frank Lewis Esk- Biace
Robert
Paul
Satie
Marion Harper
Lake Champlain
Ashéville
Arbour Thompson
Histechen Ptram
Atlantangreases
Negro Normal School
BAGGS
Ajrailroad
T Maxwell House Coffee
Habersham
Waycross Cotton
Faust Spaghetti
Faust Saghetti
Sean
Maull Brothers
Virginie
Callene Beildig
Aires
Tur
McCauley
Fast Clay St
Richmond
Pryor
Hunter Sts
Troye
terRictors
Peabody
Io Ali Stad
Bea
Peachtree & Ivy Sis
Georgia Agricultural College
Lonaga
Loretio
Pivor Street
Oea
Sisters OF ST. Joseph
Isle
Chares
Immaculate Conception
Washington Street
Gira
Sisters of Starey
Atlanta Law School
Spesia
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