Georgia social notes include weddings and bridge gatherings
Mrs. St Elmo Massengate hosts a bridge luncheon at Ark Street West End honoring her sister Mrs. Walter G Smith. Emma Lee Baker wed Rev Jesse P McGraw at her parents home on Tree Road with pink and white decor. Numerous teas receptions and parties follow in Atlanta with Miss Osborne Miss Ripley Miss Hughes and Tech reception by Dr Kenneth G Matheson among others.
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St. Elmo Massengate
Ark Street
West End
Walter G. Smith
Clarke Frazier
K. Jenkins
James Ison
H. Sutton
Hal Miller
Morris Ewing
Frank Winecoff
Marguerite Harper
Lesie Ewing
Alma Downing
W. F. Winecoff
S. C. Prim
Fleming Winecoff
F. L. Jackson
Asa Candler, Jr
Miss Ripley
William Candler
Winecoff
Candler
Asa Candler
T. J. Ripley
Martha Holland
Allie Candler
Marie Bailey
Fernandina, Fla
Personal visits and expected guests in local society
Miss Louise Thompson visits Mrs C D Carbine in Madison. Winnie May Hill returns from Macon to visit Miss Laura Wyatt. Mrs Edward Berkeley of Richmond Va visits Mrs J J Spalding at Deerland. Margaret Buckner of Roanoke Va arrives Thursday to visit Miss Helen Jones. Mr and Mrs John Arthur Hynds take possession of their new home on Myrtle Street. Sumner Cross of Cincinnati guests of Vergil Perryman for a few days. Undine Cater of Forsyth visiting her sister Mrs William Torrance Jones, will leave Wednesday for Dalton. Kathleen Holder of Jefferson Ga arrives Thursday to be guest of Miss Tommie Perdue for several weeks. Mrs Billups Phinizy of Athens and Misses Martha and Nell Phinizy are
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Miss Ripley
Misses Tommie
Marion Perdu
Bridge
Louise Ripley
Sweetpeas
Iving
Laura Ripley
Franeces Ansley
Flora Crowe
Julia MacIntyre
Margaret Roberts
Valdosta
Dena
John Arthur Hynds
Myrtle Street
Undine Cater
Forsyth
William Torrance Jones
Dalton
Kathleen Holder
Jefferson, Ga
Tommie Perdue
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Atlanta Guests and Travelers Heading to New York Europe
In Atlanta on their way to New York they will sail for Europe. Dr and Mrs Stewart S Piper of Elmira N Y are spending a few days at the Majestic welcomed by Atlanta friends. Mrs Jerome Muer and daughter Louise of New York guests of Mrs Allen Dittler. Mrs Dittler's guest also Mrs Jacob Dittler and baby of Sumter S C. Mr and Mrs John Blackmar of Columbus spent the week end in Atlanta meeting their daughter Susie Blackmar returning from school in New York. Rev S M Thomas of Louisville Ky, former classmate of Dr M J Hardin, visiting with the Hardins after a trip to Oxford Ga where Thomas preached Emory College's commencement sermon.
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Atlanta
New York
Europe
Stewart S. Piper
Elmira
N. Y
the Majestic
Jerome Muer
Louise
Allen Dittler
Jacob Dittler
Baby
Sumter, S. C
Dittler
John Blackmar
Columbus
Susie Blackmar
S. M. Thomas
Louisvile, Ky
M. J. Hardin
The Sunday American Market Place of the South
The Sunday American proclaims itself as the widest reach across the South and the premier advertising medium for selling goods and services. It positions as a broad market venue for vendors seeking southern audiences through its extensive distribution.
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South
War Secs Order To Railroad Voided
Supreme Court rules Congress lacked power to force Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to raise Parkersburg bridge. Indictment for failing to alter the bridge dismissed as the War Secretary had overstepped authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Sec
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Congress
Parkersburg
W. Va
Secretary of War
Supreme Court Validates Michigan Corporate Tax Law
The U S Supreme Court today upheld a Michigan ad valorem tax on corporate property exceeding a set amount, ruling the law valid. Plaintiffs argued it favored smaller firms by exempting corporations with gross receipts under $500, but the court found the measure constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michigan
Supreme Court of the United States
Canvassers and drivers face higher licenses in city
The city council raised the license for photo canvassers from ten to one hundred dollars per year, making employers liable and requiring a full year license. Auto and cab drivers must obtain a police inspection certificate starting July 1, with licenses issued only to drivers with good records and safe vehicles, costing twenty five to fifty dollars. The Sunday American notes the shift in licensing and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council
Mable
Stop-String-Ant Promises Cure For Gum Disease
A dentist endorsed home remedy claims to cure Riggs disease and bleeding gums. Rinsing with STOP-STRING-ANT supposedly tightens loose teeth and aids digestion. Sold as a 50c bottle at druggists or 55c in stamps via DeLamater-Lawrence Drug Company wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLamater- Lawrence Drug Company
Ellis Plan Booster Campaign at Supper
Exalted Ruler Al Dunne and Atlanta B P O E No 78 officers and committees hosted a Dutch supper on East Ellis Street where lodge advancement plans were discussed. A large barbecue was proposed by Bob Cheshire as the entertainment chief, aiming for Elk history’s biggest event. Flag Day activities on Saturday are expected to draw a large crowd with public invitation extended.
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al Dunne
Atlanta
East Ellis Street
Bob Cheshire
Store Thief Shows Taste for Fine Ham
Burglars smashed a window at Kamper's on Peachtree Street Monday night and stole seven country hams. Detectives work the case, saying they have the scent and will land the man if not the ham.
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Kamper
Peachtree Street
Street Car Wrecks Hearse and Coffin in Indianapolis
Two men were badly injured when a street car collided with the undertaker’s funeral conveyance in Indianapolis Indiana. The hearse was demolished and the casket containing Mrs Mary Goether aged 32 was broken open as the vehicles were thrown across the street.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mary Goether
Tariff Tinkers Debate Changes
Washington June 10 Democrats of the Senate Finance Committee deliberated reductions in metal and agricultural schedules and increases in cotton and pottery. They eyed enlarging the free list while leaving unresolved issues to full membership, including income tax provisions on bonds and treasury valuation authority.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Bank reports show strength in Atlanta six banks
Six Atlanta banks report June 4 conditions with loans rising to 25.8 million and deposits steady around 26.5 million. Surplus increases to 5.16 million while cash items remain near stationary. Deposits hold unusually firm as mid year crop cycles pass, with small changes since April 4.
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Atlanta
Bonita Show Delights With Tassels and Young Company
A lively Bonita program features pretty girls mischievous boys and catchy songs. The Tassels and Young company supply a rollicking tabloid musical comedy performance. It is hailed as the best company to appear in Atlanta with clean light entertainment and strong shows. The Bonita pictures, first runs, attract broader attention and are shown to advantage.
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Bonita
Atlanta
The
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Serviceable silks for summer offered in navy, brown, taupe and black with new silk poplins draping gracefully in navy to rose. Crepe de chine fabrics at 40 inches wide priced $1.50, plus scarce colors in 40 inch crepe de chine at $1.75. Crepe Meteors in 42 and 44 inch widths priced from $2.00 to $3.00 a yard.
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iBaker-McGraw
Emma Lee Baker
Jesse P. McGraw
Blackshear
R. M. Baker
E. H. Peacock
Acworth
Miss Jones
Helen Jones
Mignon McCarty
Miss Osborne
Olliery Osborne
Mary Annie Hughes
Jessie Thomas
Yeliffe Wurm
Iss Osborne
Nina Kirkpatrick
Uma Downing
Mary Wilt
Margaret Orter
John Whiteman
Karl Rittain
Joseph Toulson
A. Swann
Miss Humphries
Ferol Humphries
Mary Osborne
Savanah
Robert Small
Piedmont Avenue
Elizabeth
Harriet Broyles
Savannah
Fero Humphries
Merritts Avenue
Jerry Osborne
McKinney
L. C. McKinney
Tme
Angier Avenue
Miss Hughes
W. S. Thompson
West Peachtree Street
Marynnne Hughes
Central Baptist Church
Whitehall Street
Tech
Matheson
Joseph M. Brown
N.L. Harris
Macon
Coon
Samuel Stewart Wallace
Branch
Colcord
Punch
Belle
S. Pryer St
Louise Thompson
Mrs. C. D. Carbine
Madison
Winnie May Hill
Laura Wyatt
Edward Berkeley
Richmond, Va
J. J. Spalding
Deerland
Margaret Buckner
Roanoke, Va
Sumner Cross
Cincinnati
Vergil Perryman
Billups Phinizy
Athens
Martha and
Nell Phinizy
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Hyland
Council
Southern Suit & Skirt Co
Whitehall St
U. 5
Copenhagen
Wistaria
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