Miss Barill Recital and Social Highlights at East Lake
Miss Louise Barill impressed with vocal artistry while Miss Viola Barill delivered engaging readings at Mrs C D Crawley’s 154 Peppies Street event. East Lake dinner-dance featured fall fashions, lively chatter, and notable guests including Miss Helen Thorn’s nest and Miss Miriam Sykes of Mississippi. A bridge luncheon honored Miss Emma Sharpe ahead of her wedding to Frederick Emelestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Barill
C D Crawley
Peppies Street
Louise
Viola Baril
Mrs Crawley
Miss Barill
Social calendar items from a city gathering page
Pearls hat pins and an honor guest presented with a dainty gift. Mrs Wagnon wore electric blue crepe with lace, Miss Sharpe green satin and crepe de chine with a felt hat trimmed in ail ver. Sixteen guests attended, close friends of the guest of honor Aira J N Brawner entertained twelve at a Forsyth matinee box party for Bins Sharpe. Clyde Fox will host a dance September 11 at his Sixteenth Street home. The Alcipheron Club was entertained by Miss Ada Stillman on Fourth Street with guests including many young ladies and gentlemen. Better Babies Contest at First Christian church September 5 6 or 2 pm entries due Monday September 6 or mailed to Mrs Brooke 65 Westwood Avenue Admission 25 cents. Druid Hills Golf Club Tea-Dance today 3:30 to 7:30 pm. Dinner-Dance at Piedmont Driving Club. Mr and Mrs Edwin Peeples host Miss Emma Kate Amorous and Mr Carl Gustaf Vretman’s upcoming marriage on September. Others hosting small parties include Mr Willard McBurney and many couples. Nurses’ Alumnae Association of the Tebernacle infirmary holds its monthly meeting at 3 pm at the Georgian Baptist hospital with Dr Fred Morrison speaking on The Care of the Teeth and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Brooke
Westwood Avenue
Piedmont Driving Club
Edwin Peeples
Emma Kate Amorous
Carl Gustaf Vretman
Willard McBurnay
James T Williams
E Haowkina
Eugene Black
Gus Deda
Dr Thornwell Jacobs to Speak on Atlanta and Its Empire
Dr Thornwell Jacobs, president of Oslethorpe University, will discuss Atlanta and its empire at Central Congregational Church. The address, titled Hymn of Atlanta, promises analysis of city activities in business and agriculture without attacking local government. The event marks the public release of Jacobs poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amancal
Thornwell Jacobs
Oslethorpe University
Atlanta
Vongregatonal
Jacobs
Chef Tins
God in Men sermon at First Universalist Church
At the First Universalist Church 16 Last Hains Street a sermon by passenger Fred A Lane will focus on The God in Men. Sunday school and Bible class meet at 9:45 one, with a cordial invitation to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist
Hains Street
Pasinger
Fred A Lane
God
Children's Movies at Strand Theater Draw Big Crowds
Strand theater Saturday morning showings from 9 to 1 draw large crowds as management offers a varied lineup of entertaining pictures. The program includes Zingo in Africa The Soldier Boy Playmates a juvenile comedy with child actors and Where Our Morning Paper Comes From a film about the inside workings of a newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Womans Club
Strand
Africa
Strand Theater
Newenapen
Georgia Military Academy Opens Tuesday Morning
The Georgia Military Academy at College Park will begin its sixteenth session next Tuesday under favorable auspices. Faculty arrival is near complete and students will report Monday. Football practice has started with Captain Rosser, while Captain Sheffer travels from Chicago to join on Saturday and Captain Wright from Nebraska on Monday. Parents and prospective students toured the campus, impressed by its size and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georga Military Academy
College Park
Georgia Military Academy
Military Department
United States War Department
Rosser
Sheffer
University of Chicago
Wright
Nebraska
Academy
Monthly Bulletin of the Credit Men Makes Appearance
The Credit Men monthly bulletin for the Atlanta Association of Credit Men debuts with notes on wartime and postwar business readjustment. Leader Roland H Rowe frames its purpose to keep credit men informed as new developments emerge, with officers listed: JU Baldwin president CV Logan first vice president D Carter second vice president J W Harlan treasurer and J W Moore secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Atlanta Association of Credit Men
Credita
Roland H Rowe
JU Baldwin
CV. Logan
D Carter
J W Harlan
Acry I Moore
Miss Katherine Wooten Joins Smithsonian Library Board
Miss Katherine Wooten former head librarian of Carnegie library is named to the Smithsonian Institution library staff in Washington and will begin duties October 1. She earned praise as head librarian in Atlanta for her authority on library matters and contributions on southern authors lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wooten
Smithsonian Institution
Katherine Wooten
Carnegie Libra TV
Washington
Biss Wooten
Lbrarian
Carnegie Institution
Atlanta
Carnegie Nhrars
South
Theaters Run First Week Of Season With Keith Vaudeville Acts
The first week of the present season at the theatre showcases Keith vaudeville with acts like Irena Doughis Bravera and the Caninos. John Barrymore stars in The Incorrigible Dukane at the Grand, while The Cotton King and a cotton market disaster plot headline the Strand and World offerings. A barn fire at Menlo destroys G W Agnes’s barn with horses and mules perishing in the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Alidata
Tennny Fords
Dre
Irena Doughis
Bravera
Lloyd
Britt
Gertrude Long
John Barrymore
Famous Players
Paramount
Tindymore
Mexico
Barrvmora
Scmna
George Nash
Jim
Sutton Vane
Strand Theater
George Wash
John Osborne
Felix
Lyerly
G W Agnes
Menlo
Mrs Mamie Hurd Appointed Matron At Police Station
Mrs Mamie Hurd 317 West Third street widow of JG Hurd formerly of Central of Georgia railway assumed duties as matron of the women’s ward at the police station Friday morning. Former Matron Mary Bohnefeld ill near Decatur may not return after recovery. Mrs Hurd vows kindness and help to those she encounters.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Mame Hurd
West Third Street
JG Hurd
Central of Georgia Railway
Mary Bohnefeld
Decatur
Hurd
Rev Joseph Harting to Fill Second Baptist Pulpit Next Sunday
Sherman evangelist Rev Joseph D Harline will occupy the Second Baptist church pulpit at both morning and evening services next Sunday. Dr Harting is a Georgian and will speak at 745 PM, with evening services continuing each Sunday through fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Harting
Second Baptist
Joseph D Harline
Sherman
Texas
Harting
Dr Jones to Preach at Trinity Tomorrow
Dr Charles O Jones returns from vacation and plans an 11 am sermon at Trinity church on a theme linked to a Methodist evangelistic movement in Atlanta. Last spring the effort added nearly 4900 members to city churches. A 3 pm service features Charles A Sheldon Jr and a large chorus with organ music, followed by a sermon from Dr A M Hughlett, presiding elder of the Atlanta district.
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Charles O Jones
Trinity Church
Atlanta
Fones
Charles A .Sheldon, Jr
Dormester
A M Hughlett
Dr Ogden Returns to City for Pulpit Address
Dr Dunbar H Ogden resumes duties at Central Presbyterian Church after a month away presenting morning sermons on The Bed Rock of Character and evening messages titled The Secret of Happiness He will speak on the citys moral issues in light of Atlanta fast developing public crisis and Georgia affairs at both services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar H Ogden
Atlanta
Georgia
Ogden Wall
Quillian Preaches Two Sermons at St Paul Methodist
At St Paul Methodist Dr J Wiley Quillian the pastor will preach at St Paul church both morning and evening His morning subject The Hunger That Has the Promise of Beng Fillea and the night topic Christ the Pattern
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Methodist
J. Wiley Quillian
St. Paul Church
Taft Burns Mortgage Exposition Debt Ceremony
William Howard Taft, former president, tonight burned the exposition mortgage in a San Francisco ceremony, symbolizing payment of all indebtedness linked to the Panama Pacific Exposition four years after ground was broken for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
San Francisco
William Howard Taft
United States
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Helen Thorn
Hendree Norwood Davis
Savannah
Miss Thorn
Miriam Sykes
Mississippi
George McCarty
Miss Sharpe
Harry Bertram
Mrs Noble
Peachtree Street
Emma Sharpe
Fredereck
Emelestone
Maxwell Hou
Maxwell House
Ozburn
Lamima & Brownlee
Agents L. & N
Terminal Bidg
Deelers
Gotham
M.rich & Bros. Co
Whitehall Street
Mir
Clyde Fox
Sixteenth Street
Alcipheron Club
Misa Ada Stillman
Fourth Street
Virginia Martin
Katherine Vaughan
Seurdine Roberts
Cora Frances Johnson
Alma Boone
Katherine Gilbert
Mamie Bellingrath
W R. Carlisle
Walter Dobbing
DB Hollis Cuartes Terrey
Davant Barnard
John Cameron
William C. Johnson
Fain C. Thompson
Druid Hills Golf Club
Druid Hitsl
Tebernacle Infirmary
Georgian Baptist Hospital
Fred Morrison
W. W. Memminger
Flat Rock
Memminger
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TC Davis
Quincey
Fla
J S Lyons
Atlantic City
Marion Woolley
Bridge
Lowie Mays
Augusta
P M Carmichael
St. Petersburg
C D Beeland
New York
Marie Kopp
Knoxville
Tenn
Volney Lewis
Barnstable
Mass
T S Lewis
Annie Sweigert
Pennsylvama
J LG Harris
Mm West
James Hinton Clark
Mildiva’ Clark
Virginia
Miss Clark
Blackstone
James Flynn
Willam F Williams
Robert M Hughes
Ann Cartton
Burgess Smith
Highlands
W_D_ Cochran
Newton
Arthur Bist Bryan
Clemson
WA Wright
William Hurt
Alabama
Adele Jacot
Arthur Merrill
Morris, Wachs
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North Cer
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G C. Looney
Lois and
Eunice Clhs
Asheville
Hendersonville
Lake Toxaway
St Charles Avenue
H A Colquitt
Commercal Bank of
Cedartown
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Nat Callaway
William Bedell
Tennessee
John Daley
Charley Stone
Kingston
IY Stone
Samuel Townsley
Perry
James Porterfield
Ehgh Point
Dorth Carolina
DR. Jacobs
G. M.A
the Credit Men
Keith Vaudeville
Cal
Mamie Hurd
DR. Jones
Trinity
DR. Ogden
Children’s Movies
the Strand
Zinge
Tam and theJitney
Strand Orchestra
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Whitehall St
OT Weather
Maull Bros
St. Louis
U.S.A
Keely
Madras
Keely Company
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