Miss Frances Hammond Honored With House Euchre Day
Westmoreland hosts a Wednesday morning euchre in honor of Miss Frances Hammond of Nashville at Washing ton Street home. Guests include Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. T. A. Hammond, Mrs. H. H. in, Mrs. Robert Shedden, Mrs. John Nixon, Mrs. Henry Johnson, Miss Harrie Stockell, Miss Au Garrett, Miss Elizabeth Rawson.
Judge Candler to Wed Mrs Anderson in Marietta
Judge John S. Candler of Atlanta and Mrs. Florrie George Anderson of Marietta will marry Wednesday at the bride’s residence. The ceremony will be led by Rev. J. N. George or Rev. William D. Elmer with a notable guest list including Governor and Mrs. Terrell and Georgia Supreme Court justices.
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John S. Candler
John 8. Candler
Atlanta
Florrie George Anderson
Marietta
J. N. George
William D. Elmer
Virginia
Anderson
Assembly of Friends
Terrell
Superis Court of
Georgia
Artistic Triumph of An Atlanta Woman
Evaleen Stein’s Gabriel and the Hour Book receives high praise for its historical setting in Louis XI’s France and its exquisite illustrations by Adelaide Everhart. The piece highlights Everhart’s refined color work and lifelike figures, noting the book’s appeal to both children and adults and its place among distinguished illustrated works.
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Evaleen Stein
Elizabeth
L. C. Page & Co
Boston
Gabriel
Abbey of St. Martin's
Stephen
Brother Stephen
Louis XI
France
Anne of
Bretagne
Louis
Abbey of
St. Martin's
Miss Everhart
St. Elizabeth
Frank L. Woodruff
Marriage Ties for Freshel Newelt Bride in Milwaukee
Postmaster General Stephen may visit soon as schedules are arranged in New York and Philadelphia. Freshel-Newelt announces the marriage of Gertrude Marie Newell to Edward Freshel of Milwaukee. ceremony performed by Dr. Morris Marx at the bride’s family home with close relatives present. Mrs. Wilson hosts a bridge in honor of guest Mrs. Warren of Albany and others at her home. Miss Charlotte Chaffee entertains in West End for Miss Katie Lou Travis from Fayetteville, with a lively group of guests. Ice cream festival on North Boulevard near Cain Street features children served at 5 and adults later, with music on the lawn and helpers listed.
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Stephen
Remacheld
New York
Philadelphia
Miss Chaffee
West End
Charlotte Chaffee
Katie Lou Travis
Fayetteville
Marie McIntyre
Martha Wagner
Bessie Daniel
Irene Siler
Irene Lemke
Edna Powell
Eric Wade
Erskine Frasier
Messrs
William Jenkins
Walter Smith
Charlie Goodman
Marshall Nelms
Harry
Eee Lott Warren
Robert Ander
Clark Frasier
Wallace Haskell
Ralph Burke
North Houlevard
Cain Street
Lucile Graham
Lucile Brown
Hallie Reese
Isabel Hilley
Eva Davis
Edna Jones
Nan Carroll
Janie Laird
Emmie Keene
Neva Scough
Kate Carroll
Elise Brown
Patti Harrison
Lois Hollingsworth
Janie Cantey
Mary and
Grace Mendenthaul
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mc, A
Woman's Auxiliary A T U to meet August 2
Mrs C P Tay lor and others head the committee for the Woman's Auxiliary to the A T U meeting on Thursday August 2 all members urged to attend Etheridge Hitch announcement of marriage Miss Alice Virginia Hitch to Dr Samuel Gains rte tin of Sparks Ga set August 8 at Morven residence Mrs Morgan entertains for Mrs Ridley reception at LaGrange for Atlanta visitor Miss Chaffee hosts watermelon party at West End in honor of Miss Travis Summer roses decorate the home list of guests includes numerous local young people Ladies Auxiliary B of R T to meet August 2 1908 at 2 pm in K P hall attendance requested Tally Ho party planned for young set with city drive and Grant Park supper Miss Balsley bridge event to honor Miss Lenora Balsley hosted by Mrs Barry
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Etheridge-Hitch
John William Hitch
Morven
Alice Virginia Hitch
Samuel Gains Rte Tin
Sparks
Ladies’ Auxiliary
B. of R. T
K. of P. Hall
Kiser Building
Lena Bridges
Mi8s
Balsley
Bre
John Barry
Lenora Balsley
West End Card Party Honors Mrs Emmet Brown
Mrs W E Foster hosts a Thursday afternoon card party at her West End home in tribute to Mrs Emmet Brown of Macon who is visiting the Aragon. Connally Collins reports a recent wedding at Mrs Fannie Collins home last Wednesday evening as Miss Ida Loulee Collins wed Mr Maury Con ene. ceremony conducted by Rev Ame Posten Connally on Atlee ine.
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Edward
H. Barnes
Wiliam Montgomery
Janie Speer
Thomas Lyon
Earl Don
Casino
Aragon
Connally Collins
Fannie Collins
Ida Loulee Collins
Maury Con
A.mee. Posten
Connally
Atlee
Temperance Union to Meet in Alliance Hall
The Atlanta Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its regular session Thursday at 8:30 PM in Alliance Hall, 72 1/2 North Broad Street. Members should attend. visitors welcome. Mary L. McLendon, President. J. A. Adkins, Recording Secretary.
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Alliance Hall
North Broad Street
Atlanta Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mary L. McLendon
J. A. Adkins
Personal Notes of Arrivals and Trips in Atlanta Society
Atlanta readers are informed of Miss Annie Adora Anderson returning Friday from Kansas City after a host of attentions. Miss Irene Kenefick will accompany her home as theater luncheons and card parties are planned. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Erle E. Greer plan a Georgia trip to Oglethorpe Americus and Cumberland. Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Goldsmith to reside on Piedmont Avenue after summer at Stone Mountain. Roxie Reid to stay with Mrs. SAGE at 397 Cherokee Avenue. Mrs. L. E. Satterfield has returned from Dunwoody after visiting nephews W. A. and S. E. Cox. Mrs. Ponder and the Farmers family hosted guests from Fitzgerald at Forrest Avenue. Miss Sarah Branham returns to Oxford after weeks with Aunt Mrs. Howard Palmer. Miss Estelle Whelan’s recovery progresses after illness. Annie Wright of Augusta visited James J. Russell on North Avenue. Mrs. Walter Smith and daughters left for Washington and Baltimore. L. Ransom and Ronald Ransom enjoy North Carolina resorts. Manning Goldsmith welcoming a son Henry Stanley Miles. J. P. King, Miss Annie Kin, and Ralph Ki return from Toccoa. Rev. Dr. I. S. Hopkins of Athens mentioned.
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Annie Adora Anderson
Kansas Ci
Kenefick
Miss Anderson
Misses Kenefick
William Kenefick
Irene Kenefick
Erle E. Greer
Oglethorpe
Americus
Cumberland
Goldsmith
Stone Mountain
City
Brockett Home
Piedmont Avenue
Vacationers and travelers mingle in regional society notes
A crowded social page records numerous residents and friends visiting or returning from trips to Wrightsville Beach, Tuscaloosa, Atlantic City, New York, Norfolk, and Hot Springs. Names include Miss Carolyn Willingham, Miss Annie Laurie Brewster, Mrs. Mary Vineer, Mr. Henry Williams, Miss Nettle Sullivan, Miss Sarah Parks, and many others.
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Carolyn Willingham
Annie Laurie Brewster
Wrightsville Beach
Mary Vineer
Lizella
Shoemen Postpone Action and Local Georgia Bits
Special to The Georgian Augusta reports shoe thieves postpone action on alleged freight discrimination pending a Macon report amid a Chickamauga encampment for Perry Rifles. Weather and harvest notes follow with peach shipments and dairy fines in Columbus.
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Augusta
Macon
Chickamauga
Perry, Ga
Perry Rifles
Chickamauga Park
H. P. Houser
The King Hardware Co Tells A Good Story
August 1907 opens with Atlanta booming as King Hardware Co details local growth and the city’s healthy climate. The ad touts overstocked refrigerators at 15 to 20 dollars per item, inviting readers to buy now for next season and save 25 percent, arguing prosperity comes from fair pricing and community welfare.
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Atlanta
South
Millonaire
King Hardware CO
Notable Casino Show Features Escape Artist Brindamour
The Casino hosts Brindamour the jailbreaker hailed for handcuff feats and escapes from locked irons. Also featured are Andrees duo performing thought transmission and a strong lineup with Early and Late, Mills and Morris, Misa Jessie DeWeise, and the acrobatic Aldo and Amour. Despite rain, the weekly show remains popular.
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Brindamour
Atlanta
Sing Sing
New York State
Andrees
Brindamour’s
Europe
Mills and Morris
Misa Jessie DeWeise
Aldo
Amour
Jand
Ouses
Archer Withdraws From Candidacy For Ice Cream Festival
S H Archer of 88 Chapel Street has withdrawn from candidacy announced recently. The ice cream festival will be held Wednesday evening at East End Academy by the East End Methodist Church. Those from the city wishing to attend should take the South Decatur car and alight at Poplar Spring.
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Archer
S. H. Archer
Chapel St
Fie
East End
Methodist ‘Church
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T. A. Hammond
Frances Hammond
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Euchre
Margaret Brown
Capitol Avenue
Flanders
Cannes
J. D. Clayton
Miss Hown
Miss Alexander
Mildred Harris
Hai¢ Alexander
Carl Giles
Miss Harris
Ee Alexander
Edith Cofield
Lilian Harris
Louise Norman
Joe Arnold
Alton Irby
Fred Wagner
Roy Abernathy
Percy Gentry
Hazelle al Exander
Missae Harris
Hazelle Alexander
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Job Irby
Azariah Graves
Lu Ragsdale
Lucile
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Redonale
Misnes
Lucile Myrtie Hancock
Bertha Hancock
Susie Mims
Monnica Call
Martha Wager
Louise Cobb
Annie Purser
Lucile Ragsdale
Tne Ragsdale
Redona
Mabel Rainey
Ponderietta
Clyde Thomason
Mor Armand
Pierce Hebtner
T. A
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Tarver
Mrs. Twines
Ladies of the Epiphany Church
Inman Park
Hems
John M. Miller
Edgewood
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Bismarck
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Southern Methodist Church
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Milton Candler
Decatur
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Villa Rica
Gabriel and the Hour Book
C. P. Taylor
W. A. Graham
W. A. Albright
H. C. Reese
Bradford
Woman's Auxiliary
Morgan
Ridley
W. EB. Morgan
LaGrange
R. B. Ridley, Jr
Miss Travis
Sian
Ing
Misa Chaffee
Mise Erekine Frasier
Misa Bessie Dyer
Irene
Grantpa
Honebase
Eugene V. Haynes
Diamond Palace
Whitehall Street
Lennon Institute
Mi Pont Senna
Poids
Seeponatchie
Long
Dallas
Roxie Reid
Walhalla
8. C
L. E. Satterfield
Dunwoody
Messrs. W. A
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Ponder
EB. K. Farmer and
Fitzgerald, Ga
8. F. Hamrick
Forrest Avenue
Sarah Branham
Howard Palmer
Oxford
Estelle
Annie Wright
James J. Russell
North Avenue
Louie
Dorothy
Tunatay
Washington City
Balmore
Mrs. L . Ransom
Mr. Ronald Ransom
North Carolina
Manning Goldsmith
Henry Stanley Miles
J. P. King
Annie Kin
Ralph Ki
Toccoa
Paul B. Johnson
Lutitia
I. S. Hopkins
Athens
Jonson
Peachtree St
Jewelers
Charles W. Crankshaw
Century Building
John Corrigan
Gertrude Corrigan
John Jr
Asheville, N.C
Mr. S. A. Corker
Atlantic City
W. J. Garrett
Estelle Garrett Baker
Carolina
Laird
Washington
Hi Porter
Henry Williams
Nacoochee Valley
Misses Nettle
Wenona Sullivan J
Sarah Parks
Clara Brantley
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Henry Scales
Pittsburg
Miss Neces Hammond
Nawhine
Mrs. R. ©. Black
New C
Ora
W. E. Austin
Miss Little
J. M. High
Alonzo Richardson
Dr. J
Todd
Louise Todd
Fairfield Inn
Anthony Murphy
Hot Springs
Rob. Roberts
W. W. San
Tifton, Ga
Red ‘Wagner
Misa Sadie Foster
Madison
Mae Butler
C. B. Ray
Hugh M. ‘Atkins
Mobile
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Walter Irving Knox
Lester Gannon
Olive Voss
Dr. W. C. Robinson
Norfolk, Va
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Heflin
Ralph van Landingham
Warren Mays
Mr. Smith Pickett
the Highlands, N. C
George Howard
St. Louis
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Perry
Dublin
Rountree, Knight & Coleman
Rentz
Savannah
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Columbus
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Nanlen
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B. Hatcher
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