Paris Wedding Books Mixed with Society Notes
The report covers a Paris August 10 wedding of Miss Maitiags Co. wc wountess Egle de Vivelume de Sombreail of Paris and Joseph Gatins Jr. of New York, with guests and post ceremony plans. It also notes entertainment canceled due to war, and lists upcoming social events at Piedmont Driving Club and Druid Hills Golf Club including receptions, teas, bridge parties, and a Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Maitiags Co
Egle de Vivelume de Sombreail
Paris
Joseph Gatins, Jr
New York
Atlanta
Pers
St. Philip de Bronte
Twenty
Piedmont Driving Club
Faust Spaghetti Dinner Promises Nutritious Value
An advertisement touts Faust Spaghetti as an appetizing affordable meal option. A 10 cent package is claimed to deliver four times the nutrition of a pound of tenderloin steak and suggests serving with ripe tomatoes and powdered cheese. The call to action invites readers to request a free recipe book from Maull Bros. of St. Louis Missouri.
W C T U meeting on luncheon for mission society presidents
A committee appointed by Dr T E Patterson state president of the W C T U will meet Monday at 10 40 AM at the Hotel Winccof to arrange a luncheon for city mission ary society presidents. A joint session of Atlanta W C T U branches and the College Park union is set for Friday September 5 at 3 PM at Trinity Methodist church with appointments for the national convention in Atlanta in November. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wesley Memorial Church
Philathea
T. E. Patterson
Winccof
Atlanta
College Park Union
Trinity Methodist Church
W. C
T. T
Wll
Birth of Herbert Johns Mason Jr and social notes
Mir and Mrs Foss Mason announce the birth of a son named Herbert Johns Mason Jr born Friday September 18. Mrs Fred L Ingraham and Colonel J Jefferson Thomas of Atlanta attend the State reunion of Confederate veterans in Macon. Colonel Thomas on Preston's staff marched with Miss Anne Bryant at the ball. Miss Jennie Mobley and Miss Josephine Mobley return from Tete Spring. Mr Robert Ryan and Mr Lynn Werner back from New York after two weeks. Mrs Louis Sherfenss and children return from Grove Park Inn Ashville. Mrs G H Starke and Miss N B Starke plan winter stay at 886 West Peachtree with Mrs Starke's sister Mrs E P Clarke. Mr J P Webster returns from Tate Spring. Mr J P Slicer returns from New York. The marriage of Miss Chalsie McClain and Mr J Pat Bradley of Carrollton will take place this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ryan
Lynn Werner
New York
Louis Sherfenss
Grove Park Inn
Ashaville
G. H. Starke
N. B. Starke
West Peachtree
Chalsie McClain
Pat Bradley
Carrollton
Social Notes From Atlanta Guests and Travel
A long list of visitors and travelers. Miss Lila Barrett of Alexandria visits Columbus after a stay with Mrs. Robert Alston. Miss Marie McCuen of Lexington heads to Cincinnati for her grandfather's illness. Several families return from extended trips to Birmingham, Meridian, Atlantic City, and Europe. Others visit relatives in Atlanta, with arrangements for trips to North Carolina and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Barrett
Alexandria
Robert Alston
Columbus
Marie McCuen
Lexington
John W. Zubers
T. 4
Methyin
Cincinnati
J. T. Mower
Thomas H. Morgan
Thilzabeth Morgan
Europe
John H. McDonough
Dallas
Texas
Georgian Terrace
EB. J. Nilsen
Margery
Atlantic City
Atlanta
George M Kohn
City
Orr to Speak at Bible School Sunday Morning
J. K. Orr will address the First Christian Bible school in Atlanta at 9 30 Sunday morning on Christianity and Business From the Viewpoint of a Manufacturer Invitations have gone to all factory employees to attend and hear Mr Orr The new efficiency system of the school brings talks by prominent Atlantans every second Sunday led by general superintendent Dr L O Bricker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Christian Bible School
J. K. Orr
Atlanta
Orr
First Christian Bible School
L. O. Bricker
Sacred Concert at Tabernacle Sunday
The Baptist Tabernacle choir will give a sacred concert Sunday evening at the Tabernacle. The program includes selections by Gounod and Sullivan, pieces by Dibble and Hoffman, and soloist numbers featuring Ruth Harris and Ferne Boatman with A. C. Boatman at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Tabernacle Choir
Tabernacle
Scherzo Symphonique
Frysin c. Boatman
Sunctua
St. Cecilia
Gounod
Mate Quartet
Georges Dibble
A. Co. Soathan
Tom Hoffman
John Hoffman
Akers
Venus Ruth Harris
Ferne Boatman
Shavening Bellis
Macfarlane
A.C. Boatman
Marke
Tee Palms
J. Faure
Sullivan
Boatman
A. C. Boatman
Orphans Benefit Drive Aims to Raise 25000 for Decatur Home
Rev J M Hawkins documents the Work Day appeal by the North Georgia conference for the Methodist Orphans Home in Decatur. The annual event seeks at least 25000 with past drives reaching up to 16000 and plans to boost to 20000 26000 by expanding education and facilities for twelve or more children through eight grade schooling and college preparatory support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
J. M. Haychins
J. M. Hawkins
North Georgia Conference
Jesse Boring
Norcross
Sam P. Jones
Howard L. Crumley
H. Crumley
W. F. Crustella
South
Ike Young Harris
Waleska
State Norwal
Cox College Opens Seventy-Second Session With Large Enrollment
Cox College and Conservatory opened its seventy second session with one of the largest enrollments in years. New students from southern states and beyond arrived, with welcome speeches by President William S. Cox and others. A musical program highlighted the morning and faculty excellence was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox College and Conservatory
William 8. Cox
Charles Lewis Fowler
Georg F. Lindner
Charles
Shells Ir
Wilford Watters
Grace Lea Brown Townsend
Curtiss Arnall North
Earle Chester Smith
Cox College
Delegation to Attend State Chamber Meet Named by Wilkinson
President Meir R Wilkinson appoints a strong Georgia Chamber delegation led by St. Elmo Maasengale to attend the Georgia Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Macon on September 23. The group includes Mell RB Wilkinson W H White Jr Brooks Morgan and many others to advance farming and business interests across counties and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meir R. Wilkinson
St. Elmo
Mell RB. Wilkinson
W. H.white
Jr. Brooks Morgan
L. G. Hastings
W. J. Lowenstein
W.'L Moore
J. K. Orr
GF. Metz
Walter G. Cooper
J. Epps Brown
J. B.A. Hobson
J.T. Holleman
V. Hi Kriegshaber
F. J. Merriam
J. A
Kysor
W. C. Foote
P. Byrd
W. M. Hutchinson
W. W. Grr
Albert B. Adams
Fred Houser
Harvey Johnson
W.H. Leahy
Henry Robinson
Large Attendance at Brenau College Opens Session
Gainesville Georgia September 18 Special Brenau college conservatory begins its thirty sixth session with unusually brilliant opening exercises and a recital program. A large number of students arrive from the north and northwest compensating for losses in cotton growing regions. Many southern students accept cotton receipts from farmers unable to sell. The student body includes attendees from all southern states and from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio Illinois Michigan Iowa Colorado Oklahoma New Mexico California Canada Puerto Rico and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Brenaue College-Conservatory
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennysanla
Indiana
Ohio
Uinold
Michigan
Iowa
Colorado
Oklahoma
Carter to Speak for Colored Y M C A Session
Rev E H Carter pastor of Friendship Baptist church will address the Colored Men's department of the Y M C A Sunday at 3 30. His topic The Hebrew s Idea of Greatness. Meetings are each Sunday at the Odd Fellow auditorium corner Auburn avenue and Butler street. Solo by W J Trent. J Wheeler to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Carter
Friendship Baptist Church
Colored Men's Department
Odd Fellow Auditorium
Auburn Avenue
Butler Street
W. J. Trent
J. Wheeler
Wesley Settlement asks for old school books to aid working children
The Wesley Home night school requests donations of old school books for children who work all day and cannot buy books. Send items to Wesley House 70 South Boulevard or call Miss Emma Benton at 3973-1. Miss J C Morrison opens Monday September 21 on the seventh floor of THE GRAND with models materials and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Settlement
Wesley House
South Boulevard
Emma, Benton
J. C. Morrison
J. C. Mérvison
Dawson preacher will take cotton for his salary
In Dawson Georgia dated September 18 a Baptist minister Rev R A Morgan will accept cotton at 10 cents per pound in lieu of cash for his gospel delivery services to country churches. His message follows widespread willingness to accept cotton as payment while merchants hold back cash due to war. Warehouses have 6000 bales on hand with only about 200 sold at current low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
R. A. Morgan
Terrell County
Hunt to preside at educational meeting Batonton Ga
An educational mass meeting will be held at St John African Methodist Episcopal church in Batonton on Sunday at 3 PM Rev G B Jackson pastor with Hon B W Hunt presiding. Speakers include Prof W W C Wright on race relations, Prof O E Williams on almost education, Colonel W F Jenkins on upholding the law, and Prof C W Driskell on true politeness. General remarks by Rev S R Inglen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batonton
St. John African Methodist Episcopal Church
G. B. Jackson
W. Hant
W.W. C. Wright
South
O. E. Wiliams
Colored School
Almoft Education
W. F. Jenkins
C. W. Driskell
S. R. Inglend
M. &. Church
November corn show planned at luncheon at Majestic hotel
A chamber of commerce and Atlanta Ad Men's club luncheon at the Majestic hotel featured J. Lee Barnes as host while a carnival corn show planned for November was discussed. Attendees included Mell Wilkinson Walter Cooper St Elmo Massengale H Hastings L D Hicks J F Heileman Henry Hobinson J Lea Barnes and Julian Boehin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Ad Men's Club
Majestic Hotel
J. Lee Barnes
Mell R. Wilkinson
Walter G. Cooper
St. Elmo Massengale
H. G. Hastings
L. D. Hicks
J. F. Heileman
Henry Hobinson
J. Lea Barnes
Julian ¥. Boehin
Cann Named Judge Advocate for Georgia National Guard
Adjutant General Joseph Van Holt Nash appointed Captain J. F. Cann of Savannah retired army officer as judge advocate general of the Georgia National Guard to succeed Major Claude C. Smith who retires with the rank of lieutenant colonel. The move followed a letter requesting Smith’s resignation, which he refused, leading to Cann’s appointment and Smith’s retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph van Holt Nash
J. F. Cann
Savannah
The
National Guard of Georgia
Claude CG. Smith
Cann
Smith
Athens Schools Open With Enrollment Rise
Athens public schools began the term with 306 more pupils than last year for a total of 2650 on opening day. The new high school building, delayed in construction, is expected to be ready by the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Public Schools
Joyful anticipation and the prefered aid for expectant mothers
An old time advertisement touts Mother's Friend as an external lotion to ease pregnancy pains by relaxing muscles and reducing nerve pressure. It claims widespread, trusted use across the United States since prior generations, prepared in a Bradfield laboratory and sold by druggists, with a request to write for a guide for expectant mothers in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
Washington County Vindicated by Tax Equalization Review
Judge Hart reports Washington County discovered 18 000 acres of land and other property totaling 300 000 dollars not taxed due to earlier default. The board of equalizers revised returns showing unreturned property, supporting the claim that the tax act benefits fair valuation and places Washington County among Georgia’s front-rank counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Washington
Harris
Hous of
Risw
John P. Hart
Georgia
Board of Equalizers
Civic Forum Debate On Georgia Cotton Policy Tonight
A Civic Forum in Atlanta meets at the Angrey hotel to argue the cotton situation. Samuel M. Castleton and Robert M Strickland support the extra session to amend bonded warehouses and occupation tax laws. Franklin B. Chalmers and J B McCallum argue the negative. The discussion is open to members and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Civic Forum
Angrey Hotel
Georgia
Chatreas
Samuel M. Castleton
Robert M Strickland
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Miss McMillan
E.A. Rogers
Elizabeth McMillan
Susie Woodward
Misa
McMillan
J. Biall Miller
FE. Calloway
Cliff Atchison
Linton Hopkins
H. L. DeGive
George J. Dexter
George Usher
T. J.lyon
Harrison
Guy Holland
A. F. Wilson
Charles Cole
Druid Hills Golf Club
Elisabeth McMillan
Greenwood Avenue
Goldenrod
Palma
George Richmond
Ansley Park
Arthur Kirkland
Tampa
Fla
Camp
Boston
Jacoby
Houston
Thornwell Jacobs
Richmond
Dillingham
Katherine Weibes
Peachtran Road
Charlotte Dittingham
Charleston, D. C
Morgan
Arame Club
Willie B. Morgan
Molena
Order of Eastern Star of Georgia
O'Cloc
Rose Ashby
Pullta Street
Order
First Methodist
William Hurd Hillyer
W- 5. Camp
W. S. Jacobs
Tex
Maull Bros
St. Louis
Missouri
Jennie Mobley
Josephine Mobley
Tete Spring
CC. Meain
W. D. Grant
Greenbrier
George Connors
Birmingham
Irene Smitile
Meridian
Miss
Georgia Atkinson
Newnan
Lucile Goodrich
Ethelbert Waldron
Wiliam R. Constable
Blue Hidge Summit
C. S. McHan
Bridge Club
Livingston
East North Avenue
Mire
John K. Ottley
Man Ottley
Andrews
North Carolina
John K. Train
Gordon Riser
Ponce de Leon
Roberta Thelsback
Marian Marquis
Jacksonville
H. Owen Turner
Miss Marquis
Miss Thorsback
Marshall Burroughs
George Brown
Bible School
Saterpay
Nhat
Chamber of Commerce Building
Ivy
Wilkinson
Brenau College
Carter
Y. M.C
Wesley
Hunt
Gray & Haley
Wall
Soekie Street
Tianta
Wilson
Pratt
Howard Ewing
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Uneeda Biscuit
Graham
National Biscuit Company
Kaiser Wilhelm I
the War Gazetteer
Atlanta Constitution
South Forsyth
Alabama
Ashly
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