Al Fresco Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. E P McBurney
Charming al fresco luncheon at Driving Club in honor of Miss Dickson of New Jersey featured pink rose decorations and a circular table under tree shade. Guests included Mrs. William D. Grant, Mrs. Brank Inman, and Mrs. Henry Miller. Miss Dickson to be honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Poe McBurney
Driving Club
Miss Dickson
New Jersey
Mia McBurney
Willliam D. Grant
Virginia
Afternoon Bridge Party At Mrs Coppedge's Ansley Park
Social notes from Ansley Park record an afternoon bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Clarence Coppedge with a array of guests including Mrs W A Wimbdish Mrs Cooper Mrs Dinkins Mrs W Speer and others. An informal dance followed at Mrs Claude Frederick's home with Miss Aylette Lapsley of New York and Miss Effie Boykin among attendees. The Priscilla Club met at Tamar Park with new officers elected and fashion notes on white attire and red yellow decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Coppedge
Bridge
Ansley Park
W. A. Wimbdish
Cooper
C. Dinkins
W Speer
W. HE. Foster
Irving Thomas
James T. Williams
Akers
Howard Lyons
Battmore
J. E. Hunnicott
Maxwell Tebault
Claude Frederick
K. ‘Ayer
John Ridley
Edward Churbanmer
Aylette Lapsley
New York
HM. B. Boykin
Cc. K. Aver
Effie Boykin
Priscilla Club
Thomas B. Caudie
Taman Park
Charles Cates
Charles Knox
William Clyturn
Herbert Gar Jon
Candle
Miss Neal
Thomas H. Eatham
Ponce de Leon
Marian Neal
Ward-Belmont College
Nashville
Marian
Nina Neal
Louis Cooper
Marian Vaughan
Marie Dinkins
Elizabeth Black
Marie ‘Cobb
Helen Dykes
Josephine ~ Smith
John B. Cooper
Tatham
Richmond Rose Centered Wedding Decor For Cotton Theme
A Virginia wedding party features cotton bolls and Richmond roses as centerpieces with guests including Miss Lips comb, Miss Isabelle Robison, Miss Louise Brayles and many others. Separate notices announce lectures by Mrs. Rose M. Ashby, entertaining plans for Miss Neal, and several marriages and social gatherings in Atlanta and surroundings.
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Richmond
Miss Lipscomb
Isabelle Robison
Louise Brayles
Hazen McCarty
Margaret McKee
Caroline Nicolson
Rosalie Davis
Nellis Hood Ridley
Collie Prident
Mamie Ansley
Margaret Grant
Adgate Bilis
Adelaide Davis
Virginia
Georgian Woman's Suffrage League Meeting at Carnegie Library
The Georgian Woman's Suffrage league will meet Wednesday at 3 30 pm with Mrs Frances Whiteside presiding. Ladies recently returned from Europe will discuss conditions abroad. All invited to attend at the Carnegie library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgian Woman's Suffrage League
Frances Whiteside
Europe
Carnegie Library
Social items highlight society visits and greetings
Mrs Hijah Brown hosts a ten thin afternoon for Mrs Frank Ly Dennis of Colorado Springs. Mrs F C Foster and others travel to Flat Rock NC. Miss Georgia Atkinson visits Newnan guest Lucile Goodrich in Indian Park. Numerous locals return from Europe and visits in Kentucky Tennessee and Cuba with gatherings at Forsyth and Georgian Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hijah Brown
Frank Ly Dennis
Colorado Springs
F. C. Foster
W. D. Manley
Mater Rankin Manley
Flat Rock
N.C
Mr. Manley
Rankin Manley
Fiat ‘Ac
3. H. Wadell
Havana
Cuba
Kentucky
Arthur Smart
Lee Douglas
Atlanta
Europe
Howard Bucknell
Fleet School
Plat Rock
Mrs. Blane
Elizabeth, Blanc
Palmer Apartments
Margaret Bramlett
Georgia Atkinson
Newnan
Lucile Foodrich
Baby
Sidney ‘Gopper
J. C. Hunter
Tennessee
North Carolina
T. ¢. Meir
Forsyth
Frank L. Dennis
Colo
John Ries
Misaes Josephine
Gladys Saul
Richmond
J. C. Rogers
J. C. Rogers. Mra
Lyons
Lucile Goodrich
Inman. Park
Thought She Could Not Live Unionville Woman Testimony
Mrs Mantua Seavey of Unionville Missouri describes severe female illness with weakness nervous spells cramps and insomnia then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health She urges other women to seek the medicine and notes letters of similar benefit are common The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co invites confidential inquiries from readers seeking help Lynno Mass
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Unionville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Homes for 1200 Delegates Promised for Atlanta Meeting
A committee of 200 Atlanta Christian women reported strong progress in securing homes for about 1,200 delegates of the October international convention. Districts reported 205, 176, 210, 206, 93 and 83 homes respectively, with West End and College Park/East Point districts also contributing. Final tally to be reported next Monday at the First Christian Church assembly room with Rev. L. C. Bricker presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Churches of
Lane Mitchell
J. Lowery
W. M. Matthews
A. M. Balding
Lndica
West End
College Park
East Point
W. C. Foster
West End Christian Church
Christan Sharch
L. C. Bricker Presia BE
Big Gain in Members for the Odd Fellows
Atlantic City N J September 21 Statistical reports to the sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at the opening session of the annual convention show a net gain of 6189 in membership and receipts totaling 18950609 dollars a gain of 27861 over the prior year A controversy over Grand Sire C A Keller and supporters of ACG Veuch publisher of the Sovereign Odd Fellow expelled for attacking the Catholic church was sent to a special committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Sovereign
Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Order
C. A. Keller
ACG
Veuch of
Gravette, Ark
Odd Fellow
Housekeepers Exhibit At Mitchell St Church
A unique exhibit at the Mitchell Street Colored Baptist Church features preserves jellies pickles and other delicacies made by colored women. The display aims to promote domestic science and cooking skills with several hundred specimens. Open today and tomorrow near Atlanta University accessible via West Mitchell car line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored — Baptist Church
Mitchell Street
Atlanta University
West Mitchell
Bonds for New School in Buchanan Passes
Buchanan Ga September 21 special The people of the Buchanan school district vote 315000 in bonds to erect and equip a new school building only three votes against and 125 for Once disposed of the bonds the contract will be let and work can begin by end of the current school year The old building may be converted into a dormitory and trustees aim to house many boarding pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Stray dynamite cap blows off boy's fingers in foundry
Savannah September 21 special A three year old boy George Kehoe son of W J Kehoe in St Josephs hospital after a dynamite cap exploded in a foundry. Middle and forefinger amputated while thumb may be saved. He found a dirty cap and tampered with it while playing with cousins in the foundry. The cap likely dropped by a railroad man was swept into rubbish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
George Kehoe
W. J. Kehoe
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Oundry
Swift's Co sells Beef at Atlanta for week ending Sept 19
Swift & Co sales of beef in Atlanta for the week ending Saturday September 19 averaged 10.66 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Atlanta
Funeral for Gus Morrow Draws Mass of Flowers in Georgia
In Jonesboro Georgia on September 21 a large crowd gathered for the funeral of A Morrow known as Gus. A Mason, he received services conducted by his brothers and a mountain of flowers from friends statewide. The town closed in respect and Governor John M Slaton helped arrange the floral display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Francis Connally
Virginia
John Marshall Slaton
Jonesboro
Gus" Morrow
Smith Pickett
Lynnville
N.C
Willams Markham
A. Morrow
John M. Slaton
Morrow
Georgia
Griffin
Atlanta
Fair but Little Warm on Tuesday Forecast Says Forecaster
The high pressure over the south Atlantic states brings fair weather on Tuesday with a few cumulus clouds from the southeast. No rain is expected as warm conditions continue. at 7 am the temperature should be 7% degrees and at 3 pm about 34 degrees, making the day noticeably warm.
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South Atlantic
Mercer University elects new officers for seniors and sophomores
Macon Ga September 21 special Mercer University seniors hold a flat election naming Guy H Wells as president and Paul Wheeler as vice president with a staff for the Cauldron. Sophomores also select leaders led by Dowie S SF as president and Curtis as Macon athletic director with Curtis serving as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Mercer University
Guy H. Wells
Temple
Paul Wheeler
Winder
Frank Hunt
Adairsville
K. L. Worthy
Americus
J. W. Holman
J. W. Holman, Shellman
Wills Gibson
Atl
Mullin
W. C. Christopher
Blairsville
J. c. ‘Lewis
Sparta
Cowart
Collina
Arthur Jackson
Madison
Ataile
E. L. Webb
Sumpter
Roy
S&sf
Dowie
Duluth
Ernest Curtis
Thomas Morgan
Howard
Jloward Ennis
Dover
Dancing classes start at Be gadlo’s this fall season
Miss Lillian Viola Moseley announces fall dance classes at Be gadlo’s beginning Saturday September 26. Beginners' classes for children meet Wednesdays and Saturdays at 3 30. Advanced children attend Tuesday afternoons at 2 86. Adult beginner classes run Monday evenings and any advanced adult class meets Wednesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Viola Moseley
Begadlo
Wilson to Vote in New Jersey Primary
President Wilson will travel to Princeton New Jersey to vote in the party primary. He plans to return to Washington the same day after casting his ballot in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Jersey
Washington
Princeton
N. J
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E.P. McBurney
Thomas B. Caudle
Charles J. Cates
William Clyburn
Herbert Gargin
Robert C. Hackman
Henry Kirkpatrick
Charles H. Knox
Howard Atwilson
John Perkerson
Capital City Roof
Capital City
Miss P Barmett FR. Adams
Jewell Brownlee
Bertha Moors
Myrtle Street
Virginia Lipscomb
Rose M. Ashby
D, BH and
F. Ansley Hotel
Miss Black
Nita Black
Valdemar Gude
Capital City Club
Louise Black
Aul Goldsmith
Harry Hassan
Jackson FL v
Gude
Riley
Wilishirg Riley
Mary Bowen
Bertha Moore
Alice Parks
Rosalie Bavis
Ida Winship
Louie Broyles
Nettle Hood Ridley
Isabel Rovinson
Ferol] Humphries
Helen Jones
Louise Parker
Ilelenty
Mignon McCarty
Rohey
Gladys Grant
Carrie, Blount
Dolly Prioleau
Frankin McKee
Estelle Fort
Elizabeth Blanc
Jeasie, Thompson
Eleanor McGinty
Foray
Brooks-Peek
Fronta. Brooks
Talmetto
8. L. Peek
Ricketts
Larkin
Gream
Hunter Road
Castle
Mrs. Vernon Castle
Mrs. Castle
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Castle House
Julius L. Tenenbaum
Exchange Place
Aflanta
Curtis Publishing Company
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harland Bucknell
Adirondacka
Cornelia Cunningham
W. 8. Jacobs
Houston
Texas
Thornwell Jacobs
Rufus B. Clark
Rosa Lowry
Lowry
Mendenhall
Edward Lowry, Jr
Edward Lowry
London
Ambassador Page
Dodo White
Margaret
Dorothy Sharp
New Orleans
Missus Arthe
Aphra Vairin
Martha Woestfeld
Sophie Newcombe College
Lina White
Emmie Willingham
Andrew Arnone
America
Ancona
Arnone
Italy
Abe Giachino Arnone
Palermo
Marinea
Ore
Robert Reid
St. Toseph Infirmary
Eugene Augustus Russell
Victor Lamar Smith
Kate Ozermer
V. A. Botchsler
Henry Muller
McBurney
Frederick Pond
Robert Wessells
Georgian Terrace
Bates Block
Hendersonville
Block
Nym McCullough
Lexington, Ky
Marion Nel
Ward-Belmont
College
Mashville
T. H. Latham
Boma
Ponce de ‘Leon
Winer
William D. Grant
Greenbrier
J. C. Beam
Seventh Street
Homer Merry
Pelham
Second District of Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
TW. Clanton
North Moreland Avenue
BE. L. Pridleau
Juniper Street
C. K. Basa
T. B Jones
Hoganeville
C. A. Phil
Kate M. Pain
Mise Alice Pain
Louisville
E. H.caldwell
C. J. Sullivan
Peachtree Road
Marion Bennett
Jefferson, Ga
Samuel Wilson
Samuel Wilson, Has Entered Short- Ter
Rome
Annie Hawkins
Commerce
Ella Dickson
Sanford
Fla
Gray & Haley
Wall Paper
Luckie Street Bell
Ivy
ODD Fellows
Mitchell ST
Gus Morrow
Ceasses
Mercer
Uneeda Biscuit
Graham
National Biscuit Company
Taicum Puff Co
Bush Torminal Beilding
Brooklyn
N.Y
These Prices Inc
Whitehall
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