Birthday Parties and Society Entertainments Dominate Junip er Street
A sequence of social gatherings highlights a ninth birthday party for Mise Weesie Moore Mitchell at her parents Juniper Street home with Old Maid prizes, pink decorated centerpieces, and mink ribbon favors. Matinee events, rooftop dances, and bridge luncheons follow with guests including Ada Peeples, Louisa Barnwell, Emma Ailen, Evelyn Knox, Caroline Howard, and many more. The article notes other socials such as a Forsyth matinee, Capital City Roof dance, and a Piedmont avenue luncheon, plus a notable Harralson Bowle wedding and a St Johns Methodist officiated marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Weesie Moore Mitchell
Mre J S Mitchell
Juniper Street
Taz
Ling Kerie
Jace
Ada Peeples
Louisa Barnwell
Emma 4Ilen
Evelyn Knox
Caroline Howard
Annette Gay Letina Johnson
Eugenia Buchanan
Mary Anne Lipscomb
Theodora Owens
Gallia Orme
Alberta Lewis
John R Emis, Jr
Piedmont Avenue
Mra T .I Bryan
Miami
Fla
Ellis
Bryan
C E Perry
Ells
Frank Weldon
Hugh Hatter
George K Soldon
Rosy Hunter
Charles Glover
Russell Hridges
Frederic Paton
Gay B Ayer
Sims Bray
C. A. Eaken
St John’s Methodist Church
Meetings of Atlanta Jewish women's groups and clubs
The Atlanta section of the National Women Jewish Women plan a call meeting Friday at four o clock. Inman Park Girly club meets today at 380 pm at Mia SC Dobbs home 6 Oakdale Rd. Druid Hill group members must attend as major plans will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Womal Jewish Women
Inman Park
Mia SC Dobbs
Oakdale
Druid Hille al
Social Items From Georgia Town Create Week of Visits and Weddings
Social notes list numerous arrivals and departures including Mr Daniel McDougald leaving Wednesday for New York and Mrs R Wright returning to Brunswick. The piece notes weddings and visitors such as Miss Mary Langdon and Mr Christie. guests from Cartersville, Columbia, and College Park attend porch party, garden displays, and luncheon. Also mentions Rev Memminger, Mr Van Astor Batchelor, and journeys to New England, Wrightsville Beach, and Lake Toxaway with various family gatherings and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McDougald
Weednesday
New York
R. Wright
Spencer Atkinson
Brunswick
Milton Dargan
Ponca da Leon Avenue
B. Harris
Rabun Gap
Harris
McGraw
Mille Reville
Misa Wilnie B Webb
Buford
W J Webb
Canton
Richards-Southwell
W W Memminger
Frederick R Telford
G' Sunder Schoo
Indale Place
Atlanta
Mary Langdon
W Oh Christie
Birmingham
Clyde Gait
Cartersville
Alisa Ava Lee Tapp
Columbia
A. Norvacutt
College Park
8 A. Wison
Arthur Brewer
S A Wilson
Mitees
Elloise Moon
Anna Quil
Somme Skins Need Regular Grooming For Clear Complexion
A vintage beauty ad promises skin improvement through mercolized wax and cold cream. Apply wax to absorb oils, wash with cold cream, then rinse with Urtox to remove particles. Repeat for a week to achieve soft, spotless skin claiming miraculous results with Vit 42 and saxolite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
Summer travel notes and local visits fill a busy week
The column lists numerous families visiting or returning from trips across the region. Names include Mrs and Miss Franklin, Miss Etince, Mrs Charles Wilgon, Estella Wilabrace, Mrs John Kiser, Myrties Tye, Florence, Mrs Bere, Mrs Claude Suttles, Rhode Rhea Pierce, Mrs Emily Custoogate, Alfie Buford, Alex Vaughn, Mrs Laura Wyett, Misa Laura Wyatt, and Mr Lucian Wyatt. Many travelers frequent New York, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Rome, and other locales, with births announced for Frances Caroline and Albert Overall, and a visit by Marion Van Dyke to Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perrin Nicolson
Bei Pa Biaty Bardwell
Bere
Met
B . Cone
New York
Claude Prederick
Drury
Powers Jr
Claude Suttles
Sna Ittle
Selma
Ala
Rhode
Rhea Pierce
Emily Custoogate
Toxaway
Mre Curtis
Buford
Ana Little Daugher
Alfie
Cincinnati
Alex Vaughn
Atlanta
Harryngush
Lucian Wyatt
Yeatering
Laura ‘Wyett
Misa Laura Wyatt
Rome
W. Austin
Capital City Country Club
Mies
Marjorie Thomas
Coon
Baltimore
Special Services At Church Of Incarnation For Brotherhood Meet
A special service at Church of the Incarnation West End Sunday night promotes the upcoming national convention of the Brotherhood of St Andrew. Addresses titled What the Brotherhood Is by H W Williams Conferences and Social Side Public Meetings by Dr C M Barnwell and Devotional and Spiritual Side by Rev L B Richarde Wardwell will be delivered. Tenor from St Luke's Church will sing a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Brotherhood of St Andrew
Church of the Incarnation
West End
Eelock
Brotherhood
H. W Williams
Bof Finne
C M Barnwell
LB Richarde J Wardwell
St Luke's Church
Willing
Colonel John J Woodside Slightly Improved
Colonel John J Woodside of Atlanta is slightly improved in a New York hospital according to a long distance report from his son J J Woodside Jr. Family members are encouraged by physicians and expect his return home within ten days to two weeks as he becomes travel able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woodside
Atlanta
Yoctk
J J Woodside Jr
Colonel Woodside
Waycross Population Figures From City Directory
Waycross Ga September 8 The City Directory for 1914 15 reports Waycross population at 17 979 compared with 14 485 in 1910 and 5 918 in 1900 The directory census shows growth and government census estimates support continued expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Waveroay
Masonic Rally Held at Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville Masons held a rally on Tuesday night with a Gate City lodge working team from Atlanta illustrating the Masters degree and third degree. The event included Leroy Duncan as master and candidates Carson Smith and Victor Hagood with sevarg stations filled by L Duncan CG Heing JB DeNellay JW Bachman and others. Colonel George M Napier was expected but could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Masons of
Gate City Jodce
Atlanta
George M. Napier
Leroy Duncan
Wsg
Carson Smith
Victor Hagood
Sevargi
L Duncan
CG. Heing
JB DcNellay
Funior
JW Bachman
F J ‘Conner
Arthur’ Stitz
Doctor John E White Preaches On The War At Church
Dr John E White returns from vacation to preach Sunday morning and evening at Second Baptist Church The Sunday evening service near the capitol is suspended for now and church services resume at the church Jesus Christ and This Awful War in Europe serves as the topic for the sermons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. White
John. White
Econd Baptist Church
Europe
Capitol
Second Baptist
Atlanta Suffragists Advocate Home Industries Meeting
The Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association, six hundred members, held a major meeting at Hotel Ansley on Wednesday afternoon urging support for home industries over foreign imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Hotel Ansley
Mc Reynolds Sworn as Associate Justice After AG Oath
Washington reports Thomas W Gregory of Austin, Texas, was sworn in as attorney general. The oath was administered by Chief Justice White. Later J C McReynolds, the retiring attorney general, took the oath as an associate justice of the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas W Gregory
Austin
Texas
United States
Chef Justice
White
J C McReyfields
Supreme Court
Social event at Piedmont Country Club dinner dance planned
A late 19th or early 20th century style notice describes a society gathering at the Piedmont Dining Club at the country club overlooking Lake Aman. Guests include Hightower, the Robinsons, and the Glenns. An informal dinner, terrace service, and open-air dancing were planned for Saturday afternoon into the evening with about 300 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inal Nigat' Wes
Inia
Rchea
Lake Aman
Ape
HL. Hightower
Hel
Mia
Wai Ie
Piedmont Dieting Club
Friday Weather Outlook for Atlanta
Friday will be a fair and cool day in Atlanta with morning temperatures near 80 degrees and northerly winds. The afternoon high is not expected to exceed 30 degrees, and skies should stay generally clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Movies of Georgia Scenes To Feature State Exhibit
Georgia residents plan trips to the Panama Pacific exposition while Frank Weldon, head of the Georgia commission, gears up to film Georgia scenes. A mile of Atlanta footage and industrial plant shoots will fill the Georgia state building with a free daily films display for nine months, touted as the state's best advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Europe
Atlanta
America
Frank Weldon
Georgia Commission
San Francisco
Weldon
Georgia State Building
Oue End
Fletcher to command fleet at Vera Cruz in mid September
Washington reports the Atlantic battleship fleet will shift commands from Rear Admiral Badger to Rear Admiral Fletcher at Hampton Roads around mid September. Badger sails from Vera Cruz aboard the Wyoming, while Fletcher sails to Mexico to assume command, with Winslow’s special squadron dissolved though ships stay on Mexican station under Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican
Vera Cruz
Mexicas
Admiral Fletcher
Admiral Winslow
Bia
Naval War College
Newport
R I
Eight Drown In Flood Sweeping Manila
A Manila flood after heavy rain drowned seven Filipinos and one American. Rainfall exceeded 1.4 inches in 48 hours, flooding low areas 3 to 6 feet deep. Several boats and winches failed, with shipments in warehouses valued around $25 000. Five thousand women and children were moved to higher ground. The report cites Governor General Harrison noting no major fires and swift relief actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eptember
Manila
Harrison
Mania
Laguns de Bay
Spain
Menos
Cooda
County unit rule not in Macon platform
Atl ante Go September 3 1914 Eb c Williams chairman of the resolutions committee explains that a county unit plan was mistakenly printed as included in the Macon convention platform though erased. The final platform did not contain the county unit paragraph and the matter was left for later investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebc Williams
Regolutions Committee
Atlante
Macon
EB FT Williams
PUT OFF SEABOARD HE SUES FOR 5000 DAMAGES
Savannah Ga September 3 Thomas Duncan a white barber filed suit for 5000 damages alleging a conductor of the Atlanta Coast Line forcibly ejected him from a passenger train three miles from Savannah after he had bought a ticket to Charleston and handed it to Charles Barfield who rode another coach on the same train. The conductor refused to assist the plaintiff and stopped the train to eject him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Spe
Atlanta Coast Line Railway
Thomas Duncan
Charleston
Charles Barfield
Macon to Buy Georgia Raised Hay for City Use
Macon Georgia officials will spend city funds on Georgia grown hay for city consumption. The street committee chair announced future purchases will be Georgia grown unless quality differs. Alderman Lee urged buying locally to keep money at home amid financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Cty
Georgia
Wg, Iga
Aldemom Lee
War opens vast mission field in Europe study
Dr O E Brown of the Methodist Episcopal church south told the state conference in St Joseph that the present European war creates the greatest missionary opportunity. He said the war will leave Europe in chaos and a new frame of mind, enabling mission work among old farmers and nations. Other speakers included De Heid of Nashville and Dr C T Lamar of Southwestern University, with Dr T N Ivey of St Louis contributing. The session focused on education and missionary outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
O E Brown
Board of Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Europe
Heid
Nashville, Tenn
Ifor
China
C . T Lamar
Southwestern University
Dallas
Texas
T N Ivey
St. Louis
Commander of G. A. R. Delivers Address in Detroit
Detroit September 3 on the forty eighth national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic spent much of the day debating next rally ground with the capital city favored for the anniversary of the Civil War end. The annual address of Commander in Chief Gartner highlighted the session as officers and members heard membership figures showing a drop from 190 212 to 171 925 year to year. New officers included Mrs Sarah Fatton Rochester Illinois elected president of the Woman's Relief Corps. George Carr Homel Manassas Virginia elected president of the United States Veteran Signal Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Grand Army of the Republic
Gartner
Woman's Relief Corps
United States Veteran Signal Association
George Carr Homel
Manassas
Rally at Union City School Draws Big Attendance
Union City held a Sunday afternoon meeting in the auditorium on August 29 with eight speakers including M. Cows farm demonstrator H McLaurin county superintendent Burkhead and A G Hendricks. Superintendent William Lee attended with a choir of sixty singers performing a fine program of music between talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Auatorium
H McLaurin
Burkhead
Bionewall
A. G Hendricks
Card of Education
McDougall
William Lee
Alxty Singers
Presbyterian women vow to continue Mrs Wilsons education work
A Montreal mission conference leads Presbyterian women to continue the educational effort for southern mountain boys and girls started by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Dr Homer McMillen of the home mission committee coordinates with Atlanta-based executives who will appoint a women’s committee to support the effort. Mrs Wilson funded several youths’ schooling and began a movement for broader access to education and religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Women
Montreal
Homer McMillen
Presbyterian Church Home Mission Committee
Home Missions
Atlanta
Mra Wilson
Southern Hills
Mia Wilson
Southern Presbyterian Church
Georgia Boys Named for Military Academy
Washington reports appointments for admission to the United States Military Academy in 1918. Named candidates include Georgine Overman Douglas Haswell Majette and James W Anderson as alternates, with several other youths from Kentucky North Carolina and Texas listed as alternates or nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Military Academy
Georgine
Alonzo G . Overman
Douglas
Haswell
Majette
Jesup
James W Anderson
Brunswick
Kentucky
William 2
Harringer
Shelbyville
North Carolina
Maxrwell M
Peace Only Solution of Cotton Problem
Washington September representative Slyden of Texas told the house that restoring peace in Europe is the real remedy for the cotton industry. He argued traffic is improving but the core issue is a shortage of buyers as European mills lack funds to purchase cotton until peace is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Slyden
Texas
House
Galveston
New Orleans
Atlantic
Common Folk to Decide About Wars in the Future
Washington reports Senator Burton in the senate predicting that once the war ends the common people who bear the burden will decide if the nation goes to war. He condemns militarism and the ambitions of certain sovereigns while criticizing a $63 million wasteful expenditure linked to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burton
Senate
Rever Land
Government Allows Adriatic to Leave
The White Star liner Adriatic, cleared to sail from New York to Liverpool at noon, despite four rifles mounted fore and aft on deck. Customs officials said the armament would not prevent departure as the ship set course for sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Kodak Trip Advertises Photo Story Value
An old advertisement promotes Kodak photography as essential, inviting readers to capture moments with Kodak cameras and Browns store offerings. The fragment hints at a Madison area address 42 N Broad and mentions Moore and Hons as part of the supplier group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Moore & Hons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital City
Miss McCarty
Mian Louise Broyles
Helen McCarty
Miss Hooles
Misa Broyles
Taabel Robinson
Misa
Virginia ‘Lipatomb
Bertha Moord
Misa Nelle Hood
Ridley Mies
Marion Atchison
Margaret McCarty
Mise Mamlo ‘Ansley
Rovalle Davis
Mira Jessie McKee
Misa Dorothy Arkwright
B . Hearn
Hearn
Charles A McKay
Memphis
Tenn
Walter Neel Hearn
Bryant Eugene Hearn
Lauder Baptist Young Peoples Union
Second Baptist Church
Boyddale
Misa Jolla Ylen Wayne
Baptist Young People's Union of
Teague
B. Teague
Frances Springer Teague
Gordon Street
Frances Teague
Order of Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
van Astor Batchelor
Lake ‘Toxaway
Esty ’ Y
A KR Colcord
Marie and
Sarsh Colcord
Beasie Murrow
Tifton
Alten’ Colcord
New England
White Mountains
Cambridge
Briar Beach
Atlantic City
Cobble Vaughan
Virginia
John Powell
Wrightsville Beach
Hattie Perryman
J R. Little
Peachtrea Road
R.F Watson
North Jackson
Joseph N. Moody
Tate
JR. Broddrick
Ie Georman Ferraca
Mrs E Fycatecse
Dr Edze
Lucy Fletcher
Boston
Otto Profferkorn
Gainesville
Georgian Terrace
Howard Conway
Lake Kanny
Bellmont College
Willie Kate Travis
Peachtree
Desatur Streets
Peachtree Streit
New Tech
Dee
Hennie Branklin
Palmer
Rlea
Robert Donnell
Nework
Crepe
Mont
Charles Wilgon Mises
Peliane Estella
Wilabr
John Kiser Hay
Wea
Myrties Tye
Washington, DC
Plorence
Boma G Blyea
Grac Bass
Nacoochesey
Caroene
Bibel
Tye
I . Redwine
Frances Caroline
Marion van Dyke
E.G Thomas
Mary Thomas
Ore
Alpert H Walden
West
Peachties Street
Albert
Church OF Incarnation
Col
John J. Woodside
M’reynolds
His Golk, Crud
Fletcher
Pete
Palcum
UFF CO
Tod
Didier
New Home Sewing Machine Co
10 Trust Co
Durand
Alex. J
Military Academy
Adriatic
Tatowa
Atlants
Atlanes
Stomearg
Iluoden & Bates Sazuon
Pryce Street
Jacos
Mennen’s
Wilbert’s
Ideal Calisher’s
Smith - Kline Co. Pinaud’s
Tripod Paint Co
Mad
North Prior Street
Bell Phone
Gray & Haley
Luckie Street Bell
Lvy
Virgin
Medical College of Virginia Inivereity College of Medicine
Medkins
M. D
Dean New Dathai
Adres
J. R. McCauley
East Clay St
Richmond
Rand Hunter
Brea
Peabody
Notre Dame of Maryland
College For Women
Senool Isotra Dams
Dagnifican
Te & Bosuntat A
Ular
Charles Street
Avenue
Willette A. Allen
Peachtree St
Atlanta Law School
Law School of Ite
South
School of
Apeciada
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!