Social Weekends With Tea Parties And Dances At Local Clubs
Mrs Floyd McRas hosts a Monday tea at her Peachtree Street home for Miss Dixon of New Jersey with terrace service on a fine al fresco setup at Druid Hills Golf Club. The club schedules a tea dansante this afternoon, open air dancing, two hundred reservations, and a later East Lake Club pavilion dance for seventy five couples. Frances Tilghman Mingea and Charles Francis Cocke wed October 1 at St Thomas church Abingdon Virginia with a reception at Mont Calm. they will reside at 814 Nelson Street Roanoke after November 16. Piedmont Driving Club dinner dance tonight features two hundred guests with many notable hosts including Clark Howell and Cyrus Strickler family, and a cotton ball closed for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dixon
Floyd McRas
Peachtree Street
New Jersey
BE. P. McBurney
Druid Hills Golf Club
Mingea-Cocke
Far
Wilton Egerton Min-gea
Frances Tilghman
Charles Francis Cocke
St.Thomas Church
Abingdon
Mont Calm
Piedmont Driving Club
Clark Howell
James L. Dickeyr
Cyrus Strickler
W. F. Blalock
Edward C. Peters
Mrs Rice Entertains With Rosette Shower After Luncheon
Mrs John Woodson Rice entertained at a pretty ten yesterday afternoon at her home for guest Mrs Frank D Dennis of Colorado Springs. Red and golden decor adorned drawing room and library. A silver basket with pink roses topped the tea table centerpiece. Pink shaded silver candlesticks and other pink detail enhanced the table setting. Twelve assisted in entertaining including Mrs Courtland Winn Mrs T C Mell Mrs Dan Yale Sage Mrs Thomas Wallace of Marietta Miss Nora Ingram and Miss Fannie Mayson. Guests were relatives and close friends of Mrs Dennis.
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Rice
John Woodson Rice
Frank D. Dennis
Colorado Springs
Courtland
Winn
T. C. Mell
Dan Yale Sage
Thomas Wallace
Marietta
Nora Ingram
Fannie’ Mayson
Dennis
D A R Dance At Piedmont Hotel
Habersham chapter hosts a D A R dance at the Piedmont hotel wallroom from 5 to 7 PM with chaperons and a large committee. Ladies admitted free, gentlemen 30 cents. Demonstrations of new steps, fine music, up-to-date dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Hotel
Habersham
Social items note local visits and events
Social column records hospital stays travels and visits including Mrs Fred Houser ill at Koble sanitarium Mr Milton Dargan recovering from illness travelers Mrs 5S Hornady and Miss Hornday of Dawson Ga Mrs Gilbert P Dewolt of Mexico City home in Cornelia guests at Ansley. Birth announced for daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Morgan Williams named Marlan. Elder return from motor trip and winter at Majestic hotel. Eunice Lee Brown returns to College Park after Tallulah Falls trip. Mrs D B Bullard guest of Miss Susie Ear on Forrest Ave. Theresa Zahn returns from New York. Robert McCrary of Middletown Ohio spending weekend in Nashville. Miss Mary Taylor ill with typhoid at Davis Ish er sanitarium. Mrs G D Miller back from South Carolina for death in family. Myra Clarke Scott enters Agnes Scott College. Archibald Davis hosted Philathea class on Peachtree Rd. Ruth Wing returns from visit to sister in Pennsylvania. Lott and Purse pass through en route from Cleveland to Atlanta area. Deadwiler Vale of Athens visiting daughter on Cleburne Ave. Trane Smillie recovering in Meridian MS after accident. Amey Major visiting Chicago staying ten days. Albert Major and Amey Major join for brief visit. Mabel Hurt hosts informal tea for Amelia Todd of Laurens. M. Couch and mother visiting Newnan. Ella May Freeman returns to Senoia after West End visit. Lois Hardy of Senota accepts chair of expression at Women’s College Fort Worth and departs. Walter S. Cason family rent Scott apartments for winter. Mrs Smith D Fleckett and Mr William Markham to retire from Linville NC.
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Fred Houser
Kobleanitarium
Milton Dargan
E. Hornady
Miss Hornady
Dawson, Ga
Gilbert P.dewolt
Mexico City
Cornelia
Ansley
Robert Marlan Williams
Marlan
Omar F. Elder
Savannah
Augusta
Athens
Macon
Majestic Hotel
Aoe
Eunice Lee Brown
College Park
Tallulah Falls
Clarkesville
G. D. Miller
South Carolina
Myra Clarke Scott
Agnes Scott College
Archibald Davis
Philathea
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Peachtree Road
Ruth Wing
George Eben Russ
Pennsylvania
J. A. Lott
L. S. Purse
Waycross
Albert C. Major
Chicago
Albert Major
Ella May Freeman
Senoia
West End
George Couch
Lois Hardy
Senota
Atlanta
Woman’s College
Fort Worth
Texas
Walter 5. Cason
Doris
Scott Apartments
West
Baker Street
Smith D. Flekett
William Markham
Linnville
N. C
Sunda
Funeral for J E Williams to be held today in Atlanta
The body of James E Williams son of the late ex Mayor Williams will be transported from Louisville to his Atlanta home at 185 Forrest avenue. Funeral services are planned this afternoon at the residence with interment at Oakland Cemetery. His brothers Thomas H Williams and Samuel C Williams accompany the body to Atlanta. He is survived by sisters Martha Elizabeth Williams and EB Baker Jr both of Atlanta. A brief service was held in Louisville prior to departure. Williams moved to Louisville twenty five years ago.
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James E. Williams
James
Williams
Louisville
Forrest Avenue
Oakland Cemetery
Thomas H
Samuel C. Williams
Atlanta
Martha
Elizabeth Willams
Col Lowry to Be King at Cotton Ball in Atlanta
Colonel Robert Lowry will reign as king of the cotton ball opening the season at the Piedmont Driving Club on Thursday night. The queen is to be chosen that evening. maids of honor named are Katherine Murphy, Margaret Morgan, Anne Grant, and Charlotte Meador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Driving Club
Col. Lowry
Robert
Lowry
Piedmont
Belles of
Atlanta
Katherine Murphy
Margaret Morgan
Anne Grant
Charlotte Meador
Georgia
Mat Inces
Golock
Broadway
American gown designs attract Red Cross bazar attention
Miss Gailie Hoke Smith Miss Genevieve Clark and Miss Lucy Burleson Washington women design make and pattern American products for three model gowns to be shown at New York charity bazar for the National Red Cross. Edward T Ritter pledges cotton mills nationwide to cooperate. Patronesses urged to permit sale of cotton bought for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Tig Charity Bazar
New York
National Red Cross
Gailie Hoke Smith
Genevieve Clark
Lucy Burleson
Edward T. Ritter
United States
Maibelfordman
Re Cress
Herbert Satterlee
J. P. Morgan
Hanky Panky Pleases A Fair Sized Atlanta Audience
A theatergoer notes Hanky Panky delivered a lively snappy performance despite weak costuming and scenery. The review praises its humor and rhythm, comparing it favorably to a more lavish Weber & Fields show while highlighting the play’s entertaining, rollicking style and audience appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Weber & Fields
Decatur Chapter Joins Brotherhood Amid Pageant
The newly formed Decatur chapter of the Brotherhood of Et will be formally admitted at a service at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Decatur this Sunday. The event occurs during the 29th annual Brotherhood convention in Atlanta next month and features vaudeville acts including Al and Nic Stedman, Davy Jones, Ralph Edwards, and notable dancing by Virginia Evans and Louis Arof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decay
Brotherhood of Et.ten
Holy Trinity Acatur
Nock
Otherhood
Atlante
Auante
Sunaiyrus
Ope
Heautte
Mehta
Merlin Cath
Acollese
al Stediman
Nic Stedman
Tewter Bernard
Davy Jones
Ralph Edwards
Virginia Evans
Louis Arof
Sidney Ry
Brotherhood of St Andrew to convene in Atlanta rally
A note about the Brotherhood of St Andrew at Holy Trinity parish outlines talks by A. Licey and Dr M G Barnwell Jr on lay study and convention prep. W J Hannum and Burton Smith will discuss foreseeing the convention needs. Preparations for a grand rally at St Luke's Church in Atlanta on October 1st are announced to plan the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As. A. Licey
Degatur Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Holy Trinity Parish
GM. Barn- Well
Brotherhood
W. J. Hannum
Burton Smith
Starke
Atlanta
St. Luka's Church
Southern Pacific Road Hinders Competition
New York September 25 Judge Lovett chairman of Union Pacific says if Southern Pacific did not control Central Pacific there would be more competition, though unclear if service would improve. He notes no competition between Ogden and California under Central Pacific lines and cites destroyed records amid earthquake events.
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New York
Southern Pacific Company
Central Pacific Railway
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad
Harriman
Central Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
California
Ogden
Cisco
San Francis
Hello girls enjoy party at exchange
A large luncheon and reception was held by 150 telephone exchange operators to showcase improved facilities and a new lunch room. Miss Annie Peake won a cake prize after a friendly judging contest, with solos, dancing, and a long night of socializing as parents and friends attended.
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Ivy Exchange
Southern Dell
Cora Smith
Alice Coggins
Sybil Richards
Mabel Smith
Hazel ‘Elrod
Corinne Freeman
Lena Murphy
Marie Cudd
Rachael Bennett
Lou Baker
Revival at Hartwell Ends. Protracted Services Begin
The Baptist church at Hartwell concludes a protracted meeting led by Pastor Milo H. Massey with assistance from Rev. C. W. Daniel of Atlanta. The services closed Wednesday and a new series opens at the Methodist church with Rev. T. B Kendall Jr assisted by Rev. Crawley of Forsyth.
Two Bishops Preach At Methodist School Of Theology Sunday
Opening services at the Methodist School of Theology continue through Sunday with Bishop E. Tross delivering the opening sermon Sunday morning at noon at Wesley Memorial Church. Bishop Soltin Teenay will preach in the evening at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist School of Theology
E. &. Tross
Westey Memorial Church
Soltins Teenay
Accidental Shot Wounds Father During Kitchen Moment
Will Bellville 19 accidentally shoots his father John Bellville in their home at 444 Hill Street. The bullet hits the base of the neck. John is at Grady hospital with an X ray planned. Will, a Fifth Regiment National Guard Georgia member, says the pistol fired when he shifted to the ceiling. He plans to compete in the rifle range contest at Fort McPherson despite the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bellville
John Bellville
Hill Street
Grady Hospital
Fifth Regiment
National Guard of Georgia
Fort McPherson
Bedville
Lodger in Hospital Says Landlady Hit Him With a Slipper
A dispute over gas furnishings between lodger S. Maple and landlady Miles Lizzie Finch of 121 123 South Forsyth ended with Finch allegedly striking Maple with a slipper, causing severe head and face wounds. Both were arrested. Maple was rushed to Grady Hospital for treatment.
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5. S. Maple
Miles Lizzie Finch
South Forsyth
Maple
Miss Finch
Grady Hospital
Splinter in Brain Causes Death in Georgia Saw Mill Accident
Waycross Georgia September 22 Special L L Roberson 28 died from injuries after a 4 6 inch splinter entered his head through the left eye at a saw mill east of Waycross yesterday He never regained consciousness His wife parents and several siblings survive The funeral services will be held tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
L. Roberson
Dr Bradley declines return to Atlanta church
Worcester Massachusetts September 25 special. Rev Henry Stiles Bradley pastor of Piedmont Congregational church Worcester declined a second time to accept the call from Central Congregational church in Atlanta. He said he liked New England and has just begun to make Worcester home. The Piedmont church values his work and he wishes to stay to help build the Worcesterchurch. Bradley previously served in Atlanta and Worcester, where he gained popularity. The decision brings regret in Atlanta and Worcester communities.
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Worcester
Mass
Henry Stiles Bradley
Piedmont Congregational Church
Atlanta
Central Congregational Church
Bradley
New England
Piedmont Church
Ara
Henry Fradley
Trinity M. &. Wauked
St. John'a Mt ‘E
St. Louis
Spain Thanks U. S. For Friendly Act
The Navy Department considers a letter from Spanish Ambassador Senor Juan Riano gratefully noting that the battleship Louisiane was moved from dry dock to allow the cruiser to be scrubbed before its homeward voyage. Riano calls docking of Carlos Vas a new sign of U S Spain friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Ambagasadeer
Senor
Juan Rian
Tored
Norfolk Navy Yard
Louisiane
Senor Riano
Carlos Vas
Germans Bombard Rheims Cathedral Again
Bordeaux reports official announcement that German forces last night resumed heavy bombardment of the Rheims Cathedral with renewed bombing actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims Cathedral
Bordeaux
Rheims
Aate Racer Killed In Denver Motor Club Race
Veteran racer Wi Swanbrough died when his automobile plunged through a fence during the Overland timer event in Denver. The accident occurred at the first race in a Dom vor Motor club series and ended the proceedings abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aate
Denver
Colo
Wi Swanbrough
Overland ‘Timercy
Domvor Motor Club
Hart County Fair Preparations Ahead for November
Hart County in Hartwell Georgia reports rapid progress for its annual fair to be staged at the fair grounds the first of November. Officials say it will be the largest fair ever held in the county with extensive preparations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart County
Hartwell
Navy approves tobacco brands for ship stores and yards
Navy department officials celebrate settlement on tobacco sales in ships and yards. Secretary Daniels says desirable brands will be admitted for sale in ship stores afloat and at yard commissaries with equal, fair competition. Brooklyn Navy Yard chemist will test samples before contracts are issued for compliant brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Daniels
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Secretary Bryan Takes Indefinite Vacation for Health
Asheville reports Secretary Bryan has returned from Washington for an open air vacation to recover from summer workload. Physicians advise extended outdoor time for his health. He spent several days at his summer home before returning to Washington. Mrs Bryan accompanied him with the state department head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Tary Bryan
Washington
Bryants
State Department
A Home Recipe for Removing Wrinkles
An old advertisement touts a simple home remedy to reduce wrinkles and sagging skin. It suggests dissolving a dose of saxolite in witch hazel as a wash lotion with claims of instant and marked improvement for a refreshed feel, contrasting expensive patent preparations.
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John Woodward Lyles
Elise
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Winna- Berg
Southern Association of Collegiate
Agnes Scott
Givin
Frank M. Givin
Orhilgea
Iksun Street
Ameta Cregar
St. Dutersburg
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Cregar
MTF
Ligonicutt
McCullough
J. &. Spurlock
T. Dobbin
Clarke
Akers
J. R. Gr
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Reed
A. J Hallingaworth
J. P. Owens
K. Waitt
Nita Black
Robert Crumley
Goldenrod
Miss Black
Charles L. Gately
Fannie Manley
Miss Stockard
S.C. Dobbs
Druid Hillg
Lucy Stockard
D. B. Bullard
Palmetto
Susieear
Theresa Zahn
Robert McCrary
Middletown
Nashenn
Mary Taylor
Davis-Isher Sanitarium
Mabel Hurt
West Peachtree Street
Amelia Todd
Laurens
M. Couch
Newnanaeta County
J. E. Williams
Caronia
Sandy Hook
New_York
Cunard
NIN Royal Baking Powder
Callie Smith
B& Bazar
Getlen
Ivan Caryl
Delphine
York
NW Decatur
Keith
Forsyth
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Edgar Allen
Tite
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Tav
Central Pacific Road
Lovett
McPherson
Maull Bros
St. Lous, Mo
Spain
U. S
SEC
Bryan
Underwood Typewriter Co
South
Western Union Telegraph
America
Cence
New York, N
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MGR
Underwood Typewriter Company
Atlanta, GA
Underwood
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