Social life notes from Atlanta and surrounding towns
Mrs. Lowe entertained guests during her Atlanta stay including Miss Scruggs and Mrs. Rebecca D. Lowe. A Piedmont Driving Club concert featured Wurm's orchestra performing pieces from Lampe to Luders. A fashionable society wedding took place in Binghamton as Miss Loubelle Kniffin wed Dr. William C. Kellogg of Augusta with a Rathskellar reception. Georgia Military Academy veterans spoke to students on Confederate history. Numerous Atlanta visitors and residents announced travel plans, gatherings, and entertaining dinners around the horse show season.
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Miss Scruggs
Rebecca D. Lowe
Lowe
Bustle Cunningham
Huby Scruggs
James Swann
Reuben F. Bowler
C. B. Wilmer
W. L. Scruggs
Binghamton
Loubelle Kniffin
William C. Kellogg
Augusta
Augustus Eggers
Pittsburg
Lena Bouton
Waverly
E . M Hallenbeck
West Presbyterian Church
Rebecca D Lowe
Hugh Hagan
New Orleans
John Good Woods
William Auctienbrech Campbell
New York
Atlanta
John Alton Harris
Macon
Lamar Washington
City
Fannie Lamar Rankin
James A Logue
Carlos Rogers
Catherine McDonald to wed Frank Myers in October ceremony
Miss Annie Morris announces the engagement of her daughter Catherine McDonald to Mr. Frank Myers. The wedding will be held at the bride’s mother's residence on October 21 with relatives and intimate friends attending and several attendants. Myers is a prominent Atlanta businessman with a wide social circle.
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Williams
Henry Williams
Richmond
Switzerland
Italy
Greece
Frank Butt
Augusta
Atlanta
Mary A. E. Stud
William *M. Lawrence
Nashville
W. L. Brown
Asheville
Joseph E. Brown
Sarah Lane
Memphis
Macon
Frederick E. Warren
Houston
Tex
Frank Myers
Annie Morris
Catherine McDonald
Miss Morris
Mr. Myers
Miss Miller to Wed Mr Lamar Neel Griggs
Miss Miller to wed the prominent city youth Lamar Neel Griggs this coming November. Octavia Louise Miller, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W C Miller, is described as charming and a social favorite, while Griggs is regarded as a successful young man respected in business and society.
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Miss Miller
Lamar Neel Griggs
W. C. Miller
Octavia Louise
Amar Neel Griggs
W C. Miller
Griggs
Quiet Bonaire wedding ties two Georgia families
Mrs Pauline James of Bonaire and Mr J W L Brown of Cartersville married quietly at the bride’s father's Bonaire home. The ceremony featured only close relatives with Miss Mae Newman and Mr Joseph E Brown as attendants. The couple plan to reside at Forest Hill near Cartersville after a North Carolina honeymoon.
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James Brown
Pauline James
Bonaire
J. W. L. Brown
Cartersville
Dr. Newman
Mae Newman
Joseph E Brown
Atlanta
Dr Newman
Mr. Brown
Georgia
North Georgia
Short Items Of Local Interest From Atlanta
Adjutant General Robertson receives a London inquiry about a Lumpkin County Colonel uniform while officials warn of possible misrepresentation. A Southern Pecan Association committee preps for Macon meeting. A roof hole from a locomotive exhaust remains unrepaired amid bad weather. Dan Harrison Felder Firlo and others survey 675 miles of the Chattahoochee for water power under U S Topographical supervision. Rev B B Watkins, Dr J W Blosser, and Pentecostal services scheduled around Atlanta. George Allen, 16, dies. funeral to Sylvester. Fulton elder W H Knight dies of heart failure. Diamond ring recovered after robbery of A A Gates in Atlanta. 16-year-old girl found by Detective Bone after leaving home. Rev H M Quillian to preach at Payne Memorial Church. Hebrew Benevolent Congregation to sell seats at new temple. services held.
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Robertson
London
Lumpkin County
Georgia
Dan Harrison
Felder Firlow
Atlanta
Georgia School of Technology
Chattahoochee River
Boston
Gainesville
B M. Hall
United States ‘Topographical Survey
George Allen
Joseph H Allen
Marcus Street
Gylvester
W H Knight
Fulton County
Hemphill
Bone
A A. Gates
Greenville
Gates
Gilmer Street
Estelle Simmons
Inman Park
P. c. E Dowman
Rev. H. M. Quillian
Payne Memorial Methodist Church
Bobby Walthour Returns To Atlanta For Winter Home
The middle distance world champion Bobby Walthour arrives in Atlanta with his family from Boston and will stay in Georgia for the off season after finishing his northern racing campaign. He plans to open a new store as Walthour & Castle by late October, selling bicycles, automobiles, football goods, base ball equipment, and a general line of merchandise.
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Atlanta
Bobby Walthour
Boston
Georgia
Bobby
Savannah
Charleston
Jacksonville
Chamion
Walthour & Castle
Last Amateur Game Today Olympics Meet Southern Ry
The Olympics and the Southern Railway team clash at Bris bane Park in what may be the last amateur baseball game this season. Proceeds go to the Home for Incurables. Both squads are evenly matched, with Olympics having a strong season and Southern Railway often winning. Lineup includes H Hicks, Dorsey, V Vaughn, and J Reeves among others. The game will be called at Brisbane Park.
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Olympics
Southern Railway
Brisbane Park
Brisbine Park
Railway Met
Olypmics
Southern
RY ‘Renshaw Spangler
Ford
Teer Hicks Dorsey
Hubanks W Sheridan
E. White Torrence
Vaughn BB Sheridan
Reeves Shaw
James Ee
Flynn
Wilson
Ben Munroe Recovery Progress From Baltimore Crash
Ben Munroe and Jimmy Hunter, badly hurt in the Baltimore accident, are recovering well. Ed Spooner’s letter reports Munroe ready to race Bobby Walther at the new track opening, with Munroe eager to fulfill his engagement despite injuries. The Southern Railway directors meet and defer action on the preferred stock dividend, pending a plan for the voting trust.
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Memphis
Baltimore
Gus Castle
Ed Spooner
Benple Munroe
Jimmy Hunter
Hopkins
Jos Pital
Munroe
Bobby Walthour
Spooner
Southern New York
Southern Railway Company
New 15 Pay Life policy offered by National Life of U S A
Don’t buy life insurance before seeing the 15 Pay Life policy from National Life of U S A. The policy guarantees as much for 15 payments as others do for twenty. Agents wanted. Consolidated Insurance Agency, General Agents, E. E. Kirby, City Manager, 104 North Pryor St.
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National Life of
Consolidated Insurance Agency
E. E. Kirby
North Pryor St
Bijou matinee closes week of Wells policy at Atlanta theater
The Bijou ends Felix and Barry engagement this evening marking the close of Atlanta’s model family theater first week under Wells policy. Next week features Leon Morris' ponies and top talent with dynamic changes. Captain Jinks revival showcases Miss Elizabeth Kennedy in New York style comedy. Two performances Tuesday and a Grand program follows with two plays including A Stranger in New York and A Trip to Chinatown. Special bargain matinee Thursday.
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Felix
Barry
Atlanta
Wells
Leon Morris
Mr. Wells
New York
Clyde Fitch
Captain Jinks
Garrick Theater
Madame Trentoni
Chae Fitch
Elizabeth Kennedy
Plerse Marines
Charles Hart
Chinatown
Hoyt
Westward Travel Tickets Offered at Low Rates
Offices at 12 Peachtree Street Atlanta advertise discounted rail passes over the Union and Southern Pacific lines. Passengers urged to buy now for affordable travel options.
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Union
Southern Pacific
Offics
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
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