Miss Wilson to Entertain at Inman Park Event
Miss Elizabeth Wilson will entertain about forty guests at her parents home in Inman Park tonight. The Capital City Country Club hosted a dinner dance last night with pink and white china waters centerpieces and porch dining overlooking the lake. Attendees included Vir and Mrs Melurney, Mr and Mrs Walter Andrews, Dr and Mrs Marion Henson, Mrs Adelaide Singleton, and many others from Piedmont Driving Club. The Piedmont Driving Club will host a terrace dinner and open-air dancing tomorrow night, with Druid Hills Golf Club to follow for a tea-dansante tomorrow afternoon. The Terpsichorean Dance Club was organized this week with officers named and plans for monthly dances. Miss Joseph of Columbus is being entertained in Atlanta with multiple formal and informal gatherings at the Driving Club and Capital City Club terrace roof. Ruth Harbin Adamson, daughter of J HR Harbin, married Charles Gardner Adamson on September 6 at First Christian Church. Miss Margaret McCarty hosted a luncheon for Miss Louise Broyles yesterday at her home.
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Willem Watts Wilson
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Capital City Country Club
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Walter Andrews
Thomas H Daniel
Clifford Hatcher
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Ceorge
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Slason
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Elkin
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Lexington
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Forrest Avenue
Willie Igon
Eustis
Fla
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Ponce de Leon Avenue
Carroll McGaughey
Knoxville
WB Ryley
Miss Ryley
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New Orleans
Georgian Terrace
Lake Kanaga
BS Hearn
Lowenstein
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New York
Penelope Clarke
Piedmont Avenue
RE Pallings
Great Lakes
Atlanta
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George D Pollock
Fast North Avenue
How She Acquired Feminine Charm in a Train Encounter
Millicent Brown shares a beauty routine she claims preserves a clear complexion. She describes nightly wax applications, a facial wash, and a powdery astringent rinse using cheap ingredients to ward off wrinkles, asserting the regimen yields a gentle, oil-free skin feel.
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Millicent Brown
Bory Teller
Adv
Elegant Society Dances and Marriages Across Cities
The article details formal dances at the Capital City Club roof with Miss McCarty in brown gown and ornate silver baskets, plus Mrs Maxwell Thebaut hosting for Miss Elizabeth Blalock and Miss Mary Stewart returning from Europe. It also notes engagements in Steele-Kirby family, suffrage teas in Fulton and DeKalb counties, and two weddings in Athens featuring Miss Lena Quillian and Claud Tuck, and Ida Estelle Comer and Willis Howard Strickland with attendees and itinerary.
Temperance Union to Convene at Wesley Memorial Church
The Piedmont Temperance Union meets this morning at 10:30 at Wesley Memorial Church. Atlanta's Chapter No 47 Order of the Eastern Star holds its regular session.
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Fiedmont Temperance Unition
Wesley Memorial Church
Atlanta
Order of Eastern Star
Social and personal notes from Atlanta region
Evening meeting planned at Manonia tempis corner Peachtree and Cain streets with visitors invited. Numerous social items list residents and visitors traveling, hosting, or entertaining around Atlanta including Patt McGehee, Madeline Bellenger, Elizabeth Tuller, Evelyn Orme, Lee Douglas, Gladys Eustace, Michel Riley, Joseph Stewart, Earl Watson, Rayford Wood, Weverly Evans Jr, and others. Also mentions travel to Oxford, Kanuga Lake, and engagement with University of Georgia and various clubs and bridge parties.
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Manonia Tempis
Peachtree and
Cain Streets
New Advocate General For Militia of the State To Be Appointed Soon
Major Claudi C Smith, judge advocate general of the state militia, has been asked in a letter from Adjutant General J Van Holt Nash to surrender his military equipment as his term ends. Governor Slaton and General Nash intend to promote another officer, but declined to reveal a successor. Smith refused to discuss retirement, saying it would be improper to comment while still in service. He plans to reply to General Nash later.
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Claudi C Smith
J van Holt Nash
Slaton
Nash
Smith
Mills Hosts Farewell Banquet Amid Departure to Cleveland
R L Mills formerly of the Atlanta BF Goodrich office, promoted to Cleveland, Ohio, hosted a dinner at the Hotel Ansley for Atlanta colleagues. The event honored his departure with a toast and a diamond Shriner pin set presented as a token of friendship. Attendees included KR L Mills, IR Cheshire, W G Henderson, F S Wise, TS Clark, J Kemp, RC Cassels, King Bailey, I C Crawford, J Burke, and J Morphy.
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R.'L Mills
Atlanta
BF Goodrich Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Hotel
Ansley
Mr Mills
Mill
Mills
Shriner
KR L. Mills
IR Cheshire
W G Henderson
F S Wise
TS Clark J © Kemp
RC Cassels King Bailey I
C Crawford
J @ Burke
J Morphy
Miss Dupree Plans Cotton Bales Purchase Exhibition
Minnie Dupree, performing at Forsyth theater, joins a southern buy a bale of cotton movement. She will buy two bales at 10 cents per pound from a tower and display them in the Wonecoff hotel lobby alongside a third bale bought by hotel management.
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Minnie Dupree
Forsyth Theater
South
Pastor to preach sermon to insurance agents
Lester A Brows D D pastor of Temple Baptist church will preach next Sunday at 11 8 m. Life Insurance agents are invited to be present. Take a waterman pen on your vacation Handy for postcards and letters. Inc Moore & Sons offer them 422 Sirol Grant Building.
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Lester
Temple Baptist Church
Life Insurance
Inc
Moore & Sons
Sirol Grant Building
Highs Millinery Opening Draws Large Atlanta Crowd
Sama Dooty reports on the opening of J. M. High company millinery in Atlanta. The display featured lush rose baskets and plumage, ostrich trims, and hats in black velvet with silver jisse cot and grosgrain ribbons. Sphinx gray and caribou tones led a vivid, broad color range in a fashionable, bustling exhibit.
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Sama Dooty
J. M. High Company
Gainesborough
Mary
Annie
Paris
Atlanta
Federated Women Promote Cotton Display in Atlanta Stores
Atlanta department stores join the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs in a cooperative cotton display showing fabrics and garments. Led by Mrs William Percy and Mrs Robert Alston, the exhibit urges women to visit windows today to support domestic cotton production and the Albany exposition later in October.
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Atlanta
Etghts
Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Picasa
Wiliam Percy
Presi
Albany
Atlanta in the Movies Prompts City Support and Plans
Atlanta leaders push to represent the city in a Georgia moviethemed exhibit for the San Francisco exposition next year. HR J Guinn backs school inclusion while Dan Carey urges park display. Ivan Allen says Atlanta aims to attract future conventions by showing the city as it is and plans to work hard in San Francisco 1916. Several council members favor a strong Atlanta showing.
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Atlanta
Georgia
J Guinn
Dan Carey
Ivan Allen
Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Darker Hair Fast
Gray hair can become darker and shinier with Ban Hair Color Restorer. The ad touts even roots, non sticky formula, and reduced dandruff or itching. Guaranteed to darken gray hair or no charge. Sold at Edmondson's Drug Stores in Atlanta with mail orders available.
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Q-Ban
Ban
Hdmondson
Broad
Pryof St
Atlanta
Georgia cities plan funds for state building drive
Georgia cities and towns prepare to appropriate money to cover costs of film production and move funds toward the statewide building project. After deducting production costs, remaining funds go into the Georgia state building fund.
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Georgia
Georgia State
Steamship Kentra to sail Brunswick for Rio de Janeiro
The Kentra steamship, flying the American flag, is booked to sail from Brunswick Georgia on September 21 with a cargo bound for Rio de Janeiro. A large portion of the cargo is already secured, and the ship offers capacity for additional shipments while other U S and Brazilian steamship lines operate under the same flag between the United States and Brazilian ports. Insurance rates are high due to the ongoing European war.
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Brunswick
Rio de Janeiro
Kantos Bravil
Tha Steamship Kenia
United States
Braz Steamship Lina
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