Atlanta Society Notes A Weekend With Miss Teague Guests
Miss Helen McCarty hosts a dinner and weekend dance for visiting Augusta and Kansas City guests. Mr Robert Forrester hosts a theater party for the same visitors. Atlanta social rounds include engagements of Miss Bertha Moore, Mrs King L Moore, andMiss Tomlinson. Pioneer Women event at Mrs Morgans. Sigma Nu alumni dinner dance at East Lake. numerous teas, receptions, and club gatherings across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lipscomb
Miss Teague
Augusta
Detheridge
Kansas City
Helen McCarty
Hust Lake
Robert Forrester
Atlanta
Forrester
Miss Lipscomb
Elizabeth Butler
Carl Sciple
George Harrigan
King L Moore
Bertha Moore
Girls’ High School
Clark Howell
Howell Foreman
Joseph Morgans
Pioneer Women’s Society
Udith McCool
Ebtett Johnson
George D Snow
Louise Withers
Mary Eugenia Morgan
Georgia Ries
Mrs Morgan
Sigma Nu
Eust Lake Club
Russell Bridges
W Il. Kemp
Robert C Alston
N T Pool
Oscar Palmour
R A. McMurray
H JD Snyder
W. J. Upshaw
T. E Weatherholt
L W Robert, Jr
Preston
Arkwright
A. C Riley, Jr
T. E. Weatherholt
W. F Upshaw
R Bridges
Brewton
W. R . Snyder
R. Low Reynolds
C. Reynolds Clark
Antique Jewelry Sale on Peachtree Street Collection
A wonderful collection of antique jewelry is on display at 223 Peachtree Street this week. Includes cameo brooches necklaces bracelets pearls diamond cluster rings coral rosebud amethyst pendants seed pearl long chains and old English watch fob seals earrings brooches pendants. Prices very low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachtree Street
Ward club meeting and missionary association notices
The Tenth Ward club schedules a regular meeting for Thursday afternoon September 11 at 320 o'clock at 30 Brookline Avenue with Mrs A M Turner as secretary. The Atlanta Woman’s Missionary Association will meet Wednesday morning at 10 30 o’clock in Central Congregational Church at the Elus street and Carnegie Way corner to discuss travelers aid and Martha home efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W M Fambroush
Highland Avenue
J H Donnell
Thomasville
Jeannette Gelsner
Tambrough
Connell
Oelener
A L Norr
Eugene Jarrard
Rohnert McCormack
Marie Norris
Aline Perryman
Lota Tipton
Nina Balcomb
Margaret Hecht
Lucile Daley
Lawton Donalson
Quitman
Martha Norris
Billy Farnsworth
District Conference Womans Missionary Society
Methodist Church
St Paul Church
Preston S
Atlanta
Park Street Church
Park Street Methodist Church
Circle No 6
Universalist Church
East
Harris Street
F A Line
Mrs Line
Jackson City
Kan
Tenth Ward Club
A M Turner
Brookline Atraet
Atlanta Woman's Vssionary Association
Travelers’ Aid Work
Central Congregational Church
Elus Street
Carnegie Wavy
Teachers to Receive 20 Percent More In State Dividends
Warrants for an additional 20 percent dividend to teachers were drawn yesterday. Checks, totaling 456,092.38, will be mailed to counties and cities from the state treasury. The funds come from corporation taxes, with further small payments expected before year end. The governor awaits tax receipts to determine additional allocations and future dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I. Brittain
Wright
More Books Needed for Poor Children in Atlanta
Joseph Logan, general secretary of the Atlanta Associated Charities, organized a drive that provided over 250 children with school texts and paper by Monday night. He appealed through newspapers and secured a half dragload of books by nightfall, with Tuesday adding more, turning the charity office into a bustling book stall. Families with grown texts are urged to send books to Mr Logan or call the office to help widen the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Logan
Atlanta Associated Charities
Logan
Associated Charities
Atlanta
Finger bowls pass at Atlanta hotels lead to abolishment
A Piedmont hotel menu announces new policy ending the practice of placing finger bowls with meals. Hotels from New York to California have joined the movement to abolish the old sanitary custom, with finger bowls now served only on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Piedmont
Peachtree
New York
California
Aged Woman Seeks Help After Move to Atlanta
An elderly destitute widow, Catherine Lukes, arrived in Atlanta from Town of Towa City seeking work to survive. Her husband and children are long gone, and she traveled selling books to reach the city. Mrs Westbrooks provided temporary shelter at 167 Ivy Street and urged charitable donations to support her until she can start earning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Lukes
Atlanta
Towa City
Towa
T B Westbrooks
Ivy Street
Governor Slaton Affirms No Retaliation With Blease
Reports claim Governor Blease may sever South Carolina Georgia ties over requisitions for Zachry and Felder. Governor Slaton replies that Georgia will treat Blease’s requests with equal care, denies retaliation, and states SC dignity requires proper consideration. Also notes music studios from Cable Building move to Atlanta Institute of Music and Oratory at 20 East Baker Street. Ivy 289-ady
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blease
South Carolina
Georgia
Julian J Zachry
Thomas B Felder
Slaton
Cemie
Lottie Gray Browne
Kate Blatterman
Sarah Adelie Gastiack
Wilford” Watters
Sylvia Spritz
Georg Fr. Lindzer
Cable
Walter F. Stanley
Shorter College
Atlanta
Institute of Music and Oratory
East
Baker Street
Ivy
Georgia Military Academy
South
College Park
Georgiaville
Lfe
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Miss Tomlinson
Blang Tomlinson
Birmingham
Dorothy Harman
Incheon
Harry Harman
Annie Akers
Misses Bland Tomlinson
Jessie McKee
Helen Hawkins
Margaret Northen
Mary V Harrison
Grace Angier
Nelle Kiser Stewart
Mrs Taylor
James D Palmer
O’ Donnell
Hast Lake Club
Mary Agnes O Donnell
New Orleans
Panes
Speier
Mix Reese Marshall
Allison Emerson
W. H. L. Nelms
Willis G Smith
Eugene Mitchell
Dr Bickmore
RC. Smith
Nancy Reed
Louise Bradberry
Speir
Albert Mathee
New York City
Dorothy Arkwright
First Methodist Sunday School
Miss Arkwright
East Lake
Preston Arkwright
Misa Emily Arnold
Daisy DuBose
Hirskine Jarnagin
Elizabeth Merritt
Janetts Ringer
Mary Agnes Phillips
Marton Waldron
Mary Harris
Elizabeth Setz
Louise Barnwell
Elijah M Williams
J C Peck
Peck
Frances Tuller
Eloise Peck
Williams
William Bensel
William Moore
H T Philins
John D Stocker
S C Evins
Ann Parkhurst
Frank Peck
Allan Davis
T ¢ Mell
Mamie Beynton
Laine Peck
Hmerson Peck
Hoyt Peck
Womans Union Label League
U. D.C
T & Stevens
Cchapter
Woodberry
Pauline Witcher
Hapeville
Hanna
Eleanor Raoul
Washington Seminary
Marist College
George Capell
Elizabeth Frierson
Reese Marshall
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Rain Cape
Eux
Ry Fey Mattres
Southern Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
U.S
Military Department
U. & War Department
U. S
W. M
Citadel
America
J. GC. Woodward
A. M
South Broad Street
Fontebolos
Kodaks
Fer
Emialoz
Price
Ett
A. K. Hawkes Ge
Whitehall St. Afiants
Shriners
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Eliciouz
Shevar
Wasstocterars
Shelton
C. E.E. Ams CO
Distriveters
Agnes Scott College
Decatur“Gie
H. Gaines, D. D
LE. D
Marist College Day School For Boys
Peachtree and
Ivy Streets
Georgia Tech
Ga. Tech
J. N. G. Nesbit
Bscrool
Scome-Fleet
Mera
Ares Seltock
Newspa
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