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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
7
Atlanta society notes announce the engagement of Miss Glenn Dickey of Augusta to Clayton Boardman of Augusta. The October wedding will be a major social event with Miss Mobley and other guests anticipated.
Oklahoma City woman recounts severe cough and weakness at age 14. After failing medicines, she credits Cardus with relief, weight gain, and renewed health, urging others to try it via their druggists.
The second day opens with addresses by Mrs. Autry, Mrs. Westmoreland, Mrs. Paxon, Dr. Daniel and Rev. Grey at Capital City Club. The Sunbeams perform. A rooftop dinner-dance at the Capital City Club draws many attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Butters, Dr. Gentry, Mr. and Mrs. Goodhart, and numerous other local residents and dignitaries.
Social notices describe Luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs C R Donaldson at their Spring and Second streets home in honor of Mrs TM Donaldson and Miss Clara Donaldson with guests and decor. Morning Bridge at Miss Louise King’s Beashtree Street home honors Miss Bloodworth Miss Ashley and Miss Choate with prizes and souvenirs. Lectures by Prof Barili planned for Inman Park Students club. Art club meeting hosted by Mrs C M Leonard featuring pink Cochet roses. Luncheon for visitor by Mrs Clarrison Jones at 14th Street home for Miss Annette Monroe and Sollins College students. Atlanta Chapter D A R holds first fall meeting at Craigie House with officers and a scholarship announcement.
Atlanta golfer May Stirling drew praise from Chicago Examiner during a national women’s championship tournament in Chicago. Tributes compared her favorably to Ty Cobb and Aleza, noting her brilliance and ongoing plans to continue violin studies after visits with Mrs D. Mark Cummings in Lake Forest. She declined invitations to events at Nassau Club and in Philadelphia, to resume work at home.
Mrs Peel presents Some Wonders of the West at the Ansley Hotel ball room tonight. The talk features pictures of western cities churches schools parks and municipal centers and explains western development and civic progress. The speaker is noted for clear brief delivery with dramatic human interest. Show begins at six o clock. patrons should be seated promptly.
In Miss Crichton absent, the prizes were read by Miss Kate as Mrs. Joseph H. Morgan. An article on chapter history, published over twenty years ago, was noted for filing with other data the chapter collects. Mrs. Howard McCall was nominated for state regent by the Atlanta chapter with support from Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Foster. motion passed unanimously. Mrs. High suggested inviting state regent T. C. Parker to attend October’s meeting. The meeting adjourned after a solo by Miss Part and a social hour.
The Georgia Libby Circle of King's Daughters and Sona meet this afternoon at 2 o clock with Mrs. C Gore. A regular meeting of Meta Chapter No 6 O S is at the Wasonic temple Peachtree and one streets Friday evening at 8. Visitors welcome. The Woman's Aux church meets Friday afternoon at Mary of St Luke's.
Friends of John F. Green urge his mayoral candidacy after Dr. P. Hopkins declines another term. Green, three terms on the general council, active in town development, and vice president of the Decatur Board of Trade, is named amid other council seats opening as terms expire and Dr. W A Osborne resigns.
George Cunningham, an auto salesman, faced Judge Calhoun after a sensational courtroom scene and a fisticuff. Cunningham pleaded apology to the court and Solicitor Lowry Arnold for his conduct and his part in a Wednesday episode. He acted as his own counsel and received a $50 fine.
Dr H M DuBose pastor of First Methodist church at Porter Place and Peachtree will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning and evening. The spring topic is The Pity of God while the evening discourse is titled A Certain Recall.
Auapta needs a transfer investigator in the opinion of City marshal James Fuller. The marshal says that the law requiring all persons moving people from one part of the city to another to make reports cannot be enforced unless an investigator keeps up with the dray men, just as the city license inspector keeps up with the delinquent license payers. The retail grocers and other business men have tried to get such an officer appointed, but so far have failed.
Mrs. Edith Hute of Decatur filed a $20,090 damages suit in DeKalb superior court against Suburban Gas and Electric. She alleges receiving 2,200 yalts of electricity caused hair to fall from her head. She was injured July 21 when the incident occurred.
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