Capital City Club opening marks summer at new Country Club
Capital City Club readies for a formal opening Thursday with the Brookhaven Club switch, featuring tennis courts, golf links, and waterside activity. Officers and wives host an afternoon reception, with evening dancing and fresco refreshments. Nearby St Simons guests and Atlanta residents attend related social events and bridge teas.
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Capital City Club
Capital City Country Club
Brookhaven Club
Robert F. Maddox
Maddox
W. T. Gentry
John E. Murphy
Hughes Spalding
W. S. Elkin
Guy Carpenter
Brutus Clay
Edward Inman
Charles I. Ryan
Robert Clarke
Edward Austin
Local Social Events Including Marriages and Recitals
Afternoon tennis party featured Miss Cochran Myrtle Gann Eva Owen Sarah Owen Ruth Thrasher Esther Wise Louise Daphne and Frances Arnold. Miss Cannon hosts luncheon for Lala Bright Cannon who won a New York music scholarship among 100 contestants. Katherine Guerry Carlisle wed Luther Broadus Clardy at the bride’s home with Dr. John F. Purser officiating. Lucile Wideman Thomas to wed Robert Bridges on Tuesday June 24. Ruth Lampkin to wed Webb Pruitt of Thomaston. Lula Clark King’s recital postponed. Pioneer Women to lay cornerstone of Home for Old Women annex Thursday.
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Lucile Gann
Margaret Cochran
Chicago
Sarah Owen
Misses Cochran
Myrtle Gann
Eva and
Ruth Thrasher
Esther Wise
Louise Daphne
Frances Arnold
Gladys Watkins
Lala Bright Cannon
New York
Evelyn Roane
Jarelle Mason
Marie Brady
Ruth Corrigan
Ruth Lambkin
Mary Watkins
Helen Jones
Katherine Guerry Carlisle
Luther Broadus Clardy
North Boulevard
John F. Purser
Personal notices of visitors and travels across cities
Miss Gladys Teague of Augusta visits Miss Virginia Lipscomb. Mr and Mrs Jack Theisen spend a month in Baltimore. Mrs Charley A Rhodes of Kansas City visits Mrs Edgar Dunlap. Miss Louise Lorraine of Richmond arrives to see Miss Virginia Ribble. Mr Joe Blount returns from winter at school in Ithaca. Miss May McMillan returns from Warm Springs Americus and Albany. Mr and Mrs J Z Elliott arrive from an extended Eastern trip. Miss Rozelle Ingram of Lumpkin visits Mrs F D McMillan. Mrs C B Pepper of Columbia will visit Mrs Edward Pearce in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Claude Buchanan and children leave for Wrightsville Beach for weeks. Miss Diane Tate of New York returns after visiting Miss Marjorie Brown. Mrs O P Pell of New York spends two weeks at the Piedmont Hotel before leaving for Europe. Mrs James W Vaughn of Waynesboro arrives to visit sister Mrs C L Fain. Mrs William Lee Ellis of Macon spends a few days in Atlanta.
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St. Simons Island
New St. Simon's Hotel
Martin Amorous
Emma Kate
Isabel
Rosalind
Janice
William Amorous
Stephen Barnett
W. B. Armstrong
St. Elmo Massengale
Alfred Newell
A. McD. Wilson, Jr
Irving S. Thomas
J. Lee Duncan
Thomas H. McRae
Mary F. Boynton
Walter G. Smith
Louise Mell
S. C. Callaway
Joel Armistead
Thomas K. Glenn
C. G. Thorn
Johns. Derr
Charley A. Rhodes
Kansas City
Edgar Dunlap
Louise Lorraine
Richmond, Va
Virginia Ribble
Social Season Guests and Visitors in Atlanta
A long list of society visitors and returning residents fills the West Peachtree and East Lake areas, with Misses Leonard, Riviere, Blount, Reynolds, Harman, and Grant among those guesting at homes of Mrs. Hemphill, Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Harman, and the Smiths. Traveling guests include Mrs. Erskine Miller and young Erskine Robert from Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Gray of California with Col. Gray. The notes mention upcoming summer plans at Greenbriar White and at Miss Carter’s School in Baltimore, along with the social prominence of debutante Miss Grant.
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John W. Grant
Margaret Grant
Greenbriar White
Miss Grant
Colonel Gray
Pigeon Makes Historic Return From Rio to Jeannette
"Sunny Jim," a racing pigeon owned by Stephen Krupa of Jeannette Pennsylvania, arrived after 48 days from Rio Janeiro Brazil. It marks the first recorded homing of a pigeon from a location below the equator, completing a remarkable journey through hot and temperate zones.
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Jeannette
Sunny Jim
Stephen Krupa
Rio Janeeiro
Brazil
American Tennis Champion McLoughlin Wins Again at Wimbledon
Maurice McLoughlin of California defeats Mavrogordato in the third round to advance in the world tennis championship at Wimbledon England. The June 25 report notes his continued victory streak and rising chances in the title play.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Maurice McLoughlin
California
Mavrogordato
Simplicity to Mark Georgia Governor Slaton Inauguration
The inauguration of John M. Slaton as Governor of Georgia will be simple and brief with Chief Justice W H Fish administering the oath at high noon. Slaton’s speech will last about 30 minutes, and no extra ceremonies are planned. The event hinges on Senate leadership and possible deadlock if the President of the Senate election stalls the session.
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John M. Slaton
Georgia
Atlanta
W. H. Fish
Slaton
Brown
House
Senate
Governor’s
Governor Slaton
Wilson
City B Y P U to Meet at Second Baptist Church
The city B Y P U will hold its regular meeting at Second Baptist Church Thursday night at 8 oclock. It will be an echo meeting of the State B Y P U Convention held in Macon last week.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Second Baptist Church
Macon
Sale of Brass Wares at Chamberlin Johnson sale
A June sale by Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co offers heavy hand wrought brassware at prices up to half off. Items include Damascus pots, Turkish vases, large brass urns, Colonial brass pieces, jardinières, window boxes, candlesticks, smoking sets, umbrel stands, and more. The 8 o'clock opening features numerous pieces priced from $2 to $18.50, emphasizing artistry and value.
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Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Cencn
Lion Head Jardiniere
Children's White Dresses Reduced One Third
Summer sale cuts one third on infant and children's white dresses in sizes from one year to six years. Fresh Valenciennes laces and embroideries decorate baby patterns in rus sian and Balkan styles with various sleeve and neck options. Infants caps and bonnets in white lawn with laces complete the display.
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Valenciennes
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Augusta
Virginia Lipscomb
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Baltimore
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Ithaca, N
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Warm Springs
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Albany
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Rozelle Ingram
Lumpkin
F. D. McMillan
West Fifteenth Street
C. B. Pepper
Columbia, S. C
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Claude Buchanan
Wrightsville Beach
Diane Tate
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O. P. Pell
Piedmont Hotel
Europe
James W. Vaughn
Waynesboro
C. L. Fain
Elizabeth Street
William Lee Ellis
Atlafita
Charles P. King
West Peachtree Street
Emily Leonard
Robert Hemphill
Peachtree Street
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R. E. Lee Institute
Brenau
F D. McMillan
West Fifth Street
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Katherine Reynolds
Birmingham
Carters, Ga
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Erskine R. Miller
Erskine Robert
Washington, D. C
Marjorie Owens
Clio
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East Lake
Converse College
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Berlin
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Rio Janeiro
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