Miss Speers Masquerade Honors Miss Howell
Miss Silvey Speer hosted a summer masquerade at the Speer home on Tree Road in honor of Miss Howell who departs soon for Manhattanville, N Y. Guests in colorful costumes crowded the lawn with lanterns and flowers while Miss Lingie May Dougherty read fortunes and Mrs Speer led the festivities.
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Miss Speer
Miss Howell
Silvey Speer
William Speer
H Tree Road
Howell
Manhattanville
N. Y
Epaciour
Speer
Falren
Arios
Julia Howell
M Tise Speer
Columbia
Joe Ieabel Kuhrt
Helen Brittain Axian
Clark Howell
John J. Wendl
Aurelia Speer
Alice May Freeman
Elizabeth Morgan
John Day
Henry Kuhrt
Mies Marvin Goldsmith
Misa Marion Hen
Ian Margaret Armatrong
Mixes Caro Sharp
Lady Bugs
Laura Lee Cooney
Mary Taylor
Aileen van Dyke
Pink Domino
Verdon Stallings
Blue Domino
Hallie Crawford
Domino
Josephine Mobley
W Domino
Helen Thorn
Hildreth Smith
Priscilla
Hare Tlet Calhoun
Folly
Carrie Brown
Lillian Logan
Butterfly
Bessie
Mary Janese
Mary Hines
Sarah Thweatte
Clara Mitchell
Lillian Johnson
Perrin Nicolson
Sarah Pope
Dolly Varden
Mary Helen Moody
Annie Lee McKinsey
Carmen
Austin
Leman Phelan
Fred Crandell
Count de Bont
Joe Hook
Ku Klux
Dorothy Hebert
Clifford West
Archibald Davis
Marion Crawford
Buster Brown
Hen% Peeples
Mephistopheles
Stuart Itham
George Speer
Martha Franéte
Yellow Domino
Adaline Thomas
Nell Prince
Eis Mercaret Howsnet
Mary Weight
Idele Kimball
Elale
Liberty
Annie Sykes Rice
Topliff Davis
Helen Jones
Mignon McCord
Betty Peabody
Sallie Cowles
White Rose
Laura Cowles
Poppy
Rosa Davis
Jack Spalding
Red Devil
Nannie S Boyd Resigns From Atlanta Art Association
Mrs Nannie S Boyd announces resignation as president of the Atlanta Art Association though remaining active in the art school and fall exhibit plans. She cites a critical year ahead with a major art exhibit and upgraded school, urging continued civic support and strong leadership for Atlanta. A September 6 meeting will elect a successor as the association pursues expanded community arts programs.
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Atlanta Art Association
Nannie
Boyd
Association
Atlanta
Mia. Boyd
Anita
America
Carneglebrary
Local Notables Named in Columbus Notice
Worth and a group of Columbus residents including Frank W. Cooksey N G Martiniere W F Renton Richard Henry George Allen Hubert Hopks W Lima Charlie Collina and iLeRoey Duncan are listed in the public notice. The fragment outlines participants or signatories amid a broader civic posting.
Letta Cain Weds Henry Hyers in Private Georgia Ceremony
Miss Letta Cain of Patterson Georgia married Henry Hyers in a quiet 8:30 pm ceremony at the residence of W D Griffis. Only a few intimate friends attended the nuptials as the couple began married life together.
D A R Activities and Grand Theater Parties Highlight North Georgia News
The notice details a quiet rent affair and plans for Mr and Mrs Hyers to spend a month in Dahlonega Tal lulah Falls and the Atlanta area before settling in Patterson in September. It notes the Atlanta D A R board meeting at Mrs David Woodward’s home on West Peachtree. It lists theater parties at the Grand with several attendees and a Friday gathering at Mrs Bowman's Victoria apartment for Miss Pearl Peck ahead of her September wedding to Mr Rhoup of Wilmington Delaware.
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Foater
J. W. Hill
Robert Davis
R. B. Ridley
Charles McGehee
Clifford Hatcher
Thomas Daniel
O'Donnelly
Harvey Phill
Nell Phillips
Joseph Richardson
William Hahr
Roy- Kin Robinson
Carroll Payne
Edward van Winkle
Fred Patterson
William Kiser
Wil
Daughters OF American Revolution
Atlanta
The
David Woodward
Peachtree Street
Miss Peck
Samuel Bowman
Victoria
Miss Pearl Peck
Rhoup
Wilmington
Del
Mrs. Boweman
Cora Hemphil
Heitner
Miss Hemphill
Willa
Leonie
Adeline Helfer
Fletcher
Forth
Woodruff
Columbia
Hattie Lee Angier
Mildred Harris
Hemphill
Domino
Miss Austin
Irene Austin
Eughre
West Fifth Avenue
Misa Austin
Gindya
Harriet Spock
R. B. Guardian
Robert
Augusta Guardian
North Carolina
Tallulah Falls
College Park
Kathleen Colley
Emma Scott
Washington Seminary
Washington, Ga
J. Pope Brown
Hawkinsville
Monteagle
Tenn
Sallie DuBose Arnold
B. D. Lima
Waal ‘On
W. B. Smith
Misa Ruth Smith
Barnesville
Nathan's Home Bakery Ad at 75 Peachtree Street
Local bakery advertisement for Nathan's Home Bakery at 75 Peachtree Street offering bread cakes and pies fresh daily in Atlanta with Bell Phone numbers 1896 and 1486 for inquiries.
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Atlanta
Bell
A Pretty Sight In Modish Bracelet Styles
The article notes bracelets on rounded arms are fashionable with women wearing jeweled effects hoops and etched bands across current taste. It highlights popular bracelet styles and the trend toward varied designs in accessorizing.
KING'S DAUGHTERS RETURN THANKS TO LOCAL MERCHANTS
The Gordon Circle of the King's Daughters thanks merchants and friends who aided the Home for Old Women in August. Lists of donors cover flowers, ice, drugs, laundry, groceries, meats, and household goods, with several individuals contributing money and items. Fresh Air Home season ends with about 50 children entertained over three months. Miss Virginia Anderson ran kindergarten and sewing classes. Froebel Circle praised for organizing charity work.
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King's Daughters
Gordon
King’s Daughters
Weat View Floral Company
Atlanta Coal and Ice Company
T. R. Sawtell Company
Brannen & Anthony
Todd Drug Company
Troy Steam Laundry
A. Witt & Co
J. J
J. E. Maddox
Bregd
Nathan's Home Bakery
Retropol & Cameron
Schoen Bros
D. M. Mathews
R. J. Kelly
G.D. Boyd
Phil Dodd
Paxon
Witham
M. Rose
William L. Gilbert
W. E. Quil
Virginia Anderson
Froebol Circle
Savannah Press
Rossman Family News and Local Social Notes
The item lists social events and arrivals including Maplewood on Peachtree road, a 3 PM sale at Lynwood Land with a $100 giveaway, and upcoming dances. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Rossman leaving for California, Mrs. Ellenwood’s pulpit return, recovery updates on Ethel Lawrence, and a stream of visits and guests across Atlanta and nearby towns with numerous names and locations.
Lynwood land sale alarmed by odd notes and visits
Fragmented notice items describe a Lynwood land sale at 3 PM tomorrow with a $100 prize, plus a jumble of social mentions. Names include Reble Harwell and Emmett H. Hoberteen among Atlanta and Dallas visitors, with several locals hosting guests and travel to Chattanooga and Cedartown. The text is garbled but centers on a land sale alert and social tidbits.
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Lynwood Land Sale
Dallas
Reble Harwell
Atlanta
Hennett
Lea Nell
Mies
Leonard
Meek
Emuett IH. Hoberteen
Eli M. Cooper
Beekiet Carter
Carteraville Street
Walker
Tamade Loomer
Chattanooga
Frank Hardy
Gt ‘Tripen
Browton
Irl
Peepee T. O Pouce Ky
T. J. Owen
Bong
Cedartown
Rand
Gon
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Eugene V. Haynes CO
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California
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Ethel Lawrence
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N. J
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Watkinsville
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Camp Hill
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Frank Boykin
William H. Alexander
Forrest Avenue
Jessie Mune
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Marlborough
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New Li Snet
Mabel Drake
Philadelphia
England
Elkin
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Ee Country Home
Peachtree
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Sarah’ Cooper Sanders
Miss West
Asheville
Robert H. Brown
Ponce DeLeon Circle
Clifford Near
Dr. W. T. Gautier
Mr. C. W. Trout
Louise Cooper
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Fourth National Bank Building
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