Pause Eskridge wedding highlighted at home in Battle Hill
The wedding of Miss Arthene AL Berta Pauce and Dr. Frank Lewis Eskridge occurred last evening at the bride’s mother Mrs Robert Pause home in Battle Hill. Dr A Hidderby performed the ceremony witnessed by relatives and guests in white and steed colors with lilies of the valley corsage. the couple will reside at 217 Lucite avenue after a trip east.
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Eskridge
Arthene AL Berta Pauce
Frank Lewis Eskridge
Robert Pause
Battle Hill
A. Hidderby
Lucite Avenue
Carnival and society events honor Miss Anna Becker
Daisy Oxford hosted a matinee for Miss Anna Becker of New York at the Forsyth. The Marietta Civic League carnival draws crowds with a band, baby show, floral parade, and a queen’s party with decorated cars and contest prizes. Local clubs host teas, dances, and a Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at Carnegie Library.
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Miss Becker
Daisy Oxford
the Forsyth
Anna Becker
New York
Mrs Williams Long Sickness In Elkhart Ind
Mrs Williams of 455 James Street, Elkhart Indiana reports four teen years of organic inflammation and female weakness with side pains worsened by walking. After four months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and the Sauative Wash she praises results and grants permission to publish. Lydia E Pinkham Co. advertises the remedy as root based with no dangerous drugs and offers confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Elkhert
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
Sapis Wiiliams
James Street
Elkhart
Indiana
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
West Peachtree Dance Guests Fill Atlanta Social Scene
Louise Broyles hosts a lavish West Peachtree Street party with Miss Patterson and numerous socialites, including Miss McKenzie and Miss McKeon, amid garden colors and an orchestra. Engagements and society notices follow, naming Emma Fay Wright to Arthur Linton Zachry and Ruby Patterson to Morris Harralson, plus a Kennel Club meeting at Stephenson's studio on Whitehall Street.
Meetings and postponement at Sheltering Arms and Woman's Life Club
The Sheltering Arms holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 10:36 at 161 Walton Street. The Woman's Life Culture Club meeting is postponed from Friday to Tuesday September 3 at 3:30 PM at President Mrs W B Cummings home 141 West Alabama Street.
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The
Sheltering Arms
Walton Street
Woman's Life Culture Club
W.B Cummings
West Alabama Street
Social Items From Atlanta Readers Note Local Guests
Social notes list Mr and Mrs John D. Babbage Jr moving into their new Fifteenth Street apartments. Guests include WM Bricken and daughter Leta of Asheville at the Ansley hotel, with Mrs Bricken previously living in Atlanta. Other items mention Mr Rogers Day in Charlotte, Miss Nelle Phillips and her mother visiting Mr and Mrs Harvey Phillups, Dr and Mrs Cartlidge driving to Rome for the weekend, Leola Wallace joining a Sewanee house party, John W O Donnall heading to Albany, Embroidery club meeting at Miss W L Adams, Annie Ryan and Frances Hanes visiting the Worthens, Dottie and Jane Cowles returning from Waynesville, Moragne Fleming visiting the Hammonds, Play Mauck and Stella Free spending the weekend with Mrs L Petty, Mrs W P Howard and daughter Mary Howard returning from the north, Laura Cowles returning from Skyland No 4, Tidwell party visiting Gainesville, Willam Courtney III ill on Piedmont Avenue, Willie Belle Meuck ill at home on Highland Avenue, and Mrs John C Little spending August in the Adirondacks.
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John D. Babbage, Jr
Babbage
Fifteenth Street
WM. Bricken
Leta Bricken
Asheville
Ansley Hotel
Bricken
Miss Bricken
Atlanta
Rogers Day
Charlotte
Nelle Phillips
Phillips
Harvey Phillups
Myrtle Street
Cartleige
Rome
Leola, Wallace
Florida
Sewanee
Annie Ryan
Frances Hanes
Montgomery
Mra
J. D Worthen
Bryan Street
Dottie Cowles
Jane Cowles
Waynesville
Moragne Fleming
TA. Hammond
Pigdmont Avenue
Mauck
Stella Free
Grover Free
Starkesville
Mrl. Petty
W. P Howard
Mary Howard
AL 124
Linwood Gvenus
Laura Cowles
Skyland
Willie Belle Meuck
Highland Avenue
John C. Little
Adirondacks
Visitors and social notes span New York to Georgia
Will visit New York this week then Hot Springs Va and Toxaway. Mrs Charles R Tidwell and son Calvin Tidwell are guests of Mrs Russell Bridges for Wednesday and Thursday. They return to Douglas Ga Friday after weeks with Mr HR Tidwell at Poplar Grove. Annie and Margaret Stringfellow visit aunt Mrs Cornelius Garrett in Augusta. Mrs Stewart Stringfellow heads to Richmond. Mrs Lewis Beck returns from Atlantic City. Mr John F Ryan back to Atchigan Kan. Mrs Milton Dargan and Helen Dargan back from Toxaway. Mrs Robert Wesselin returns from New York and Chicago. Mrs Clifford Anderson of California, guest of Mrs Barty Anderson, now with Dr Maxwell Thebaut two weeks. Mrs J Bronk Meador and Charlotte Meador, in New York, to return next week. Mr Robert Ryan and Mr Lynn Werner motor trip to Washington. Mrs A H Sneed and Elvena Sneed back from Wrightsville Beach. Marion Smith and guest Mrs T P Westmoreland to take possession of new home on East Fourteenth. Dr Edward Denton of Chattanooga visiting Mrs Robert Pause for Pause Eskridge wedding. George Mages of St Louis to join Tulgesi and child visiting Mr and Mrs H Kauffmann in Angley Park. Mr and Mrs Howard Bucknell and Miss Cornelia Cunningham move to Mrs William Rayson’s home. Evelyn Jackson in Berlin. Corrie Hoyt Brown sailed from Liverpool to Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs W C Mahoney left for Florida. Mildred Woodward hosting a dance at her parents’ home College Park. Mrs FE Worsham hosting bridge for Miss Elizabeth Shippen of Sunjay.
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Miss Patterson
Ann Patterson
West Peachtree Street
Gussie
Mudred McKenzie
Lillian McKeon
Montezuma
Balth Mcenzie
Mildren McKenzie
Mra
Jacob Patterson
Mra Fussell Porter
Henry Troutman
W. ©. Foote
Paul ‘Vose
Emma Lowry Freeman
Aflina Fielder
Vi Inta Lipscomb
Josephine Maley
Mise Bertha
Louise King
Hizabeth Taller
Josephine Smith
Louise Walker
Monrore
Huth Heid
Nell Waller
Dorothy Allewright
Virginia Bowman
Jay Dobbs
Ellen Wolff
Ysabelle Amorous
John Mecaslin
Eugene Kelley
William Dickey
John Westmoreland
Hubert Forrester
Wiliam McKennie
Frank Perkins
Henry Harris
Fred Harns
Robert White
Howard Conway
Carl Goldsmith
Will Logan
Waller |Dubard
Bknwyn Tomlinson
Max Tupper
Arthur Woolfolk
Kir. Hofman
Metrea Brench
Hugh ‘Willet
Lawrence Willet
Raymond Hastings
George Harrie
James Harrison
Charles Sciple
John Mangham
Edwin Lochridge
Frank Harper
Sam Mangham
Mir Pouping Mangham
Howard Mcfall
Paul Barnes
James T. Hoad
Eugene Black
Henry Clay ‘Burr
Richard ‘Whitner
Fionny Sims
Sidney Crane
Fair-fax Montague
Tyler Montague
Edgar Montague
Carl Ramspeck
Goodwin ‘Bikin
Samusose
Colquitt Howard
Jack Phinizy
Eugene Haynes
Howell Jackson
Robert Barrett
Edward Graig
James Craig
Charles Gaverley
Newton Thomas
Maurica Thomas
Sherwood Hurt
Guy Kennimer
Luther Grimes
John Oliver
Marshall Everett
J Wingate Battle
Mertin
Amorous
Charles R. Tidwell
Calvin McMahan Tidwell
Russell R. Bridges
Tidwell
Douglas
HR. W. Tidwell
Poplar Grove
A Peetty
North Geor
Hom
North Boulevard
Pee
Annie
Margaret Stringfellow
Cornelius Garrett
Augusta
Stewart Stringfellow
Richmond
Lewis Beck
Atlantic City
John F Ryan
Atchigan
Kan
Milton Dargan
Helen Dargan
Toxsway
J Bronk Meador
Charlotte Meador
New York
Wit
Robert Ryan
Lynn Werner
Washington
J . Sheer
A. H. Sneed
Elvena Sneed
Wrightaville Beach
Edward Denton
Chattanoog
Robert Pause
Pause-Eskridge Wadding
George Mages
St. Loui
Wil
Tulges i
Little Son
Dire €. H Kauffmann
Angley Park
Ww C Mahoney
Florida
Mildred Woodward
Colonel
Woodward
College Park
Les Worsham
Bridge
Elizabeth Shippen
Sunjay
Rome Woman's Club Pledges Cotton Bale Purchase
The Rome Women's club endorses the "buy a bale of cotton" plan proposed by Isaac H. Hass of Atlanta. At a Wednesday meeting, members supported the move and authorized the treasurer to buy one bale at the production price of 10 cents.
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Rome
Isaac H. Hass
Atlanta
Rome Woman's Club
G M C Opens With Fine Prospects
Milledgeville Georgia September 2 Special The Georgia Military College opened for its annual session this morning with interesting exercises attended by a large crowd of citizens The opening was gratifying to all who are interested The number of boarding students enrolled is the largest on opening day One hundred students are in the barracks and by Wednesday one hundred twenty five will be on hand
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Milledgeville
Georgia Military College
Professor Allen Joins Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Professor John S Allen, former six years superintendent of Albany Georgia schools, elected professor at Georgia Normal and Industrial College to succeed Prof A L Suhre. He will arrive in Millidgreville this week. Allen, Randolph Macon graduate, studied at University of Virginia and northern universities, praised as educator and popular in Thomasville and Albany. He will occupy the chair of pedagogy.
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Milledgeville, Ga
John S. — Allen
Albany
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
A L Suhre
Millidgreville
Allen
Randolph- Macon College
University of Virginia
Northern
Thomanville
Dr Brock and sisters arrive from Germany in New York
Dr Samuel Brock, a Carrollton Ga physician, returns from two years study in Germany aboard the steamship Olympicc which sailed from Liverpool August 22. He is joined by his sisters Miss Rachael Brock and Mrs Ruth Cramer who have been visiting Europe six months. The party traveled third class as the ship was crowded and higher classes were booked.
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Sammuel Brock
Carrollton
Germany
New York
Olympicc
Liverpool
Rachael Brock
Ruth Cramer
Europe
Thrown to Death From Saddle Horse in Thomasville
Fred Hevgerly aged 19, son of T C Beverly of Ochlochnee, died at his home after being thrown yesterday when his horse shied at an object and struck a mailbox. Funeral was held this afternoon. he had many relatives in this region.
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Thomasville
Fred Hevgerly
T. C. Beverly
Ochlochnee
Beverly
Cotton in Store Windows Showcase Atlanta Campaign
Atlanta department stores prepare a window display of cotton goods under the Georgia Federation of Women's Organizations campaign. The exhibit contrasts high end foreign fabrics at twenty dollars a yard with everyday homespun garments and cotton stockings, mercerized and silk alike, to illustrate fifty years of southern industry and future goals.
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Atlanta
Georgia Federation of Women’s Organizations
South
Macon Clerk's Car Runs Wildly Amuck
Baldwin, clerk of Laurens county superior court, faced a reckless driving charge in Macon Ga. After investigation, the charge was dismissed as he had been more sinned against than sinning. His car ran down Poplar Street toward the city hall, struck a telephone pole, toppled it, crossed the city hall park, and stopped at the market house without injuring any of the four occupants. The car was not badly damaged.
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Macon
Baldwin
Superior Court of
Laurens County
City Recorder
Poplar Street
City Hall
Cotton Avenue
City Hall Park
Market House
Schools of Dawson Open Fall Team
Dawson public schools in Dawson Georgia opened Tuesday morning with elaborate exercises and a record enrollment. Several new courses with competent instructors were added to the curriculum, and Superintendent J C Dukes expressed strong optimism about the year.
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Dawson
Spesia
Dawson Public Schools
J. C Dukes
Salvation Army Adjutant Dies in Columbus Georgia
Adjutant G P Williams in charge of the Salvation Army post here died today after a short illness. A family survives him. Interment will be in New York.
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Columbus
Spestal
G P Williams
Salvation Army
New York
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Gray Disappearance
An advertisement touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer to darken gray hair and stop itching. It claims the solution leaves hair lustrous, soft, and thick, covers roots and edges, and is harmless and easy to apply night and morning. Price listed as 60c for a 7 oz bottle at Edmondson's Drug Stores in Atlanta.
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Edmondson’s
N. Broad
Pryor Streets
Atlanta
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Home For
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Chicago
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the Majestic
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Berlin
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Piuladelphia
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Tultfon
MY. ST. Josefis College
Xaverian Brothers
Norbert
Maryland
Washington Seminary Domestic Science Department
Washington Seminary
L. D
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Peachtree Road
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Grasou
Wertramton Coureur
Falls of
James River
Teques’ College
W. Boatwright
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