Miss Lassiter Honor Tonight At Bu asal Soiree
Eva Barrett will entertain in compliment to Miss Ruby Lassiter of Buasal Fla tonight about thirty young people invited to meet the guest of honor and enjoy an evening of formal pleasure. Mrs John W Pearce entertained a congenial party at duplicate whist Saturday afternoon at her Decatur home with refreshments after the game. The executive committee of the Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association will meet Wednesday at 10 am in the Baptist Publication Society rooms on Whitehall street. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Barrett
Ruby Lassiter
Buasal
Fla
John Pearce
John ‘W. Pearce
Duplicate Whist
Decatur
Lloyd Parks
Richard Simms
Eugene Wilson
H. M. West
J. P. Laird
John Montgomery
Tom Martin
Maniey Boykin
Addie Everhart
Lottie Ramspeck
Abbie Webb
Belle Footman
Atleanta Woman's Missionary Association
Baptist Publication Society
Whitehall Street
Frank Stewart
Charles Howard, Jr
Augusta
Reginald Whiting Seize
Hlizabeth Hoke
Anna Jennings
Elizabeth Setze
William Lycett Steinbauer
Edward Lyndon Burke
Julius Setze
Fairlie Cunjningham
Savannah
Setze
James Anderson
Macon
Social Items Show Local Guests and Travel Plans
Social notes list returning residents across Washington Street and notable visitors from Dawson, Augusta, Rome, Macon, and Atlanta. Various hosts entertain friends and relatives with notes on birthdays, college plans at Emory and the University of Georgia, and trips to New York, Chicago, and Savannah.
Social Notes and Society News Update
Mrs Charles E Smith and Mrs Charles T Hearin and family return from extended tour to the north and west. Misa Lovie Glennon visits Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs J C Rich and daughters visit New York with Colonel Merrill on his private car. The Monday Whist Club met at Mrs F P Davis with pest score by Mrs Senry Hail Jr. Mr D R Burgess returns from summer vacation. Mrs Burgess and Miss Marcia Burgess remain in New York for several weeks. Miss Hattie Wheeler, visiting her sister at Pensacola, returns to Wilkes-Barre. Engagement announced. wedding planned late fall or early winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E Smith
Charles T Hearin
Misa Lovie Glennon
Pittsburg
J. C. Rich
New York
Colonel Merrill
F P. Davis
Senry Hail, Jr
D R. Burgess
Burges
Marcia Burgess
Hattie Wheeler
James
Navy Yard
Pensacola
Married in Philadelphia ceremony for Simon Stein and Crelia Broomfield
Philadelphia report states Simon Stein of Atlanta married Crelia Broomfield in a noon ceremony conducted by Mayor Ashbridge. The groom, 30, resides in Atlanta and the couple will honeymoon in Atlantic City before moving to Atlanta. Witnesses Alfred Batsh and Hyman Markets attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Brotherly Love
Simon Stein
Atlanta
South Pryor Street
Philadelphia
Iss Crelia
Broomfield
Stein
Ashbridge
Atlantic City
Atlanta, Ga
Crelia Broomfield
Tala Elty
Alfred Batsh
Hyman Markets
Altianta
Tae Fete
Millinery Openings Spark Atlanta Fashion Season
Millinery openings yesterday signal a brisk Atlanta sales surge with interstate customers filling shops from early morning until after dark. Hats feature beaver cloth, lace, plumes and coronation styles, with Spanish turbans and three cornered shapes trending. Prices and stock fill the demand as shops expect swift fulfillment for the horse show attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Marie Louise
Paradise
A Second Mary MacLane? Ida Monroe Emerges in New York
The Chicago Tribune notes Ida Monroe of New York City as a second Mary MacLane figure. Ida writes poetry on grocery bags and shares a similar flamboyant self confidence and claim to genius. She describes pathos, deep thoughts, and passion as her forte, admitting suffering and mistrust of men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary MacLane
Chicago Tribune
Ida Monroe
New York City
Ida
Mary
Weather Flag Sparks Laughs in Atlanta Story
Forecaster Marbury predicts fair and slightly warmer weather today with only modest temperature rise. Report recounts a humorous incident on Marietta Street where two Atlantans mocked the fair weather flag atop the Empire Building, while Marbury remarks that the weather bureau serves those who read signs and know when it is raining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbury
Weather Bureau
Jupiter
Florida
Agricultural Department
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Uncle Sam
Weather Department
Advertisement heading in the Empire building role
An advertisement placed in a U.S. magazine or newspaper notes that skilled mediums are chosen for any line of business. By Geo. 8. Lowman, Empire building, Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lowman
Empire Building
Atlanta
Westbound Travel Sale at Atlanta Office
Advertises discounted rail tickets over the Union and Southern Pacific with ticket office at 13 Peachtree Street Atlanta offering cheap fares and quick access to western routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Southern Pacific
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
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Miss Lassiter
Will Tidwell
Albert Tidwell
City
Washington Street
J. M. Griggs
Dawson, Ga
J. M. Couch
Houston Street
Griggs
Sarah Marshall
Washington, D.C
Colquitt Carter
Newnan
Minnie Duncan
Henry Coles
Charles Underwood
Rome
Edward Peters
Frank Harrold
Americus
Ellen Hillyer
J L Matthews
Nashville
Tenn
Hugene Murphy
Dozier Pugh
Columbus
Samuel Heyman
Isabel Walker
Ashaville, N. C
Janie Speer
Mravis Barton
W. Willams
Jane Williams
Marion
Kimballa
Lille Manning
San Antonio
Tex
Welton
Neltte B Hudson
Mississippi
Geo
Philip Martin Essig Js
West Fifth Street
Chicago
Detroit
The
Lakes
Misa Marton Colley
Washington, Ga
William Kelley
Birmingham
J. L. Jennings
Baltimore
Edward Fortson
Washington
Athens
Joe
Alfred H Cravatt
Brunswick
Nathan Dozier, Jr
Nash Ville
Emory College
Louie Leonard
B . Simmons, Jr
I. T. Irwin, Jr
Washington,Ga
Ohe City
Fig Brother
Alexander Irvin
Eleanor Jones
Cedartown
Maconsen
Central Presbyterian
Son Rice
Lucy Rice
Robert Moran
University of Georgia
Adele Daly
Miss Fitzgerald
K. K. Kreth
Ala
Susie Jones
Waynesboro
Claude Shewmake
J. Charles Avenue
Dugas McClesky
W. S Etkin
Chapin
Mac Allen Marsh
John S. Bigby
Milton Dargan
Bowden
Robert F Lowry
Julia Porter
M A Lipscomb
W. D. Ems, Jr
Aquilla J Orme
J C Beam, Jr
Elion Theater
Albert Howell
Adelaide Howell
Martha Glover
Beam
William Prescott
Nacoochee Valey
Alice Barker
Margaret Newman
Percy Adams
Walter Kelley
Bijou
Mildred Harris
St Joseph Academy
Emma Wallace
Marietta
Margaret Walace
Carter
Miss Moynatt
Emma Sharpe
Robert Sharpe
Washington DC
Bart Monreja
Boston
Mobile Society
Mobile
Charles F Hopkins
St Louis
Atlanta Gas
Trust Company OF Georgia
Equitable Building
M. A. Davis
Peters Building
H. Woousury
Virginia Thomas
Sharpe
Wilkepbarre, Pa
Condon
Wynona Moore
Seneca, S. C
Paris
Buffalo
L. Adler Bros. & Co
Strouse & Bros
Eiseman & Weil
Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
Whitehall St
Mall
Sheperdess
Dalia
Tom Dixon
West Bend
Dodd
Mary Watkins
Rev. J. H. D
Keely
Felix & Barry
A. G. Field
Ball
Chamberlin-Johnson
Rosa F. Monnish
Mi. D
W. A Monrish
Storrest Avenue
Bell
Times
E By Pharmacy CO
Jacobs
Chas. W.crankshaw
Whitehall
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