Opening of Capital City Country Club Social Highlight
A formal opening afternoon and evening at Capital City Country Club featured Mr. Robert Foster Maddox and Mrs. Maddox hosting guests with Japanese lanterns on the approach and a lavish reception. Other items include a Governor Slaton reception for the General Assembly, the Wright nuptials, and numerous society events at Ansley Hotel and Piedmont venues with dances, teas, and bridge parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Maddox
General Assembly
John Marshall Slaton
Governor’s
General Assembly of Georgia
Ansley Hotel
Ansley
John F. Letton
John M. Slaton
Joseph M. Brown
Governor Brown
Slaton
J. P. Allen
Bridge
Charles Dowman
Birmingham
George Westmoreland
How Long Is Coat To Be Queens of Style Near War
In Chicago on June 27 a national convention of tailors and dressmakers meets at the Marbridge Building to decide coat length. New York advocates 38 to 40 inch coats, while Illinois prefers 30 to 32 inches as maximum. D Mikel of Boston presides.
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Chicago
America
Marbridge Building
D. Mikel
Boston
New York
Illinois
Next
de Miracle Chemical Co
Tea party at Columbia Avenue in honor of Miss Alice Crouch
Miss Rachael Beck hosted twelve friends for informal tea at her Columbia Avenue home Friday afternoon for visitor Miss Alice Crouch of Cartersville. Decorations were simple yet artistic with pink sweetpeas and ferns. Beck wore a white voile lace frock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Thrall
Williamsport
A. W. Hill
Piedmont Driving Club
Mrs. Hill
Miss Thrall
J. P. B. Allen
Bridge
Katherine Graves
LaGrange Cothran
Rome
Louise Cooper
Allan
Jessie Thompson
Helen Rhorer
Margaret Traylor
Helen Douglas
Pattie Mc
Rachael Beck
Columbia Avenue
Alice Crouch
Cartersville
Mona Price
Miss Beck
Old Clothes Swindle Sends Negro to Jail
Detectives Davis and Sturdivant arrested Will Jackson on a large old clothes swindle. Jackson allegedly posed as a pressing club agent to obtain hundreds of dollars in suits. Several city residents filed complaints and two other Black men identified him as the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Sturdivant
Will Jackson
Jackson
Wasted Wooing Time Not Worth $140 Ring
Joliet jury rules Edward Creevey may recover a $14 diamond ring from Nora Mee Partlin after she jilted him. The case centers on a failed engagement and the court deems time wasted in courtship not worth the ring’s price.
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Joliet, III
Joliet
Edward Creevey
Nora Mee Partlin
Social notes of Atlanta residents and visitors visitations
Miss Kate Ozmer returns from Lithonia while Dr and Mrs R S Barr of Atlanta travel to Savannah to reside. Many friends travel or host guests in Atlanta including Miss Rushie Wesley and Master Wendall Wesley in Orlando and Mrs Chris Essig ill with diphtheria. Fred erick Van Lieu Smith born to Mr and Mrs F V L Smith. Several families plan summer stays near Atlanta and in Newnan Spokane and Washington state. James C Manry Harvard graduate to spend July in Atlanta before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. V. L. Smith
Frederick van Lieu Smith
Bell
Manson Wilson
Atlanta
James C. Manry
Harvard
Northfield
Mass
Dentists Endorses Stop-Btring-Ant Gum Cure
A prominent dentist promotes a home remedy for Rigga disease and related gum issues. Rinsing the mouth with Stop-Btring-Ant promises relief from bleeding inflamed gums and loose teeth, with the cure claimed for the gums and digestion. Available as a 60c bottle at druggists or 56c by mail from DeLamater-Lawrence Drug Co. wholesale distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLamater- Lawrence Drug Company
House Sets Date to Elect Senator
The House passed a bill to elect a United States Senator on July 15 after three readings. Minter Wimberly of Bibb moved the third reading amid objections by Fulbright of Burke, who withdrew his protest. the action aimed to prevent a lapse in senatorial representation.
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House
United States
Minter Wimberly
Bibb
Wimberly
Fulbright
Burke
Free Wheat Clause Retained by Senate
The Senate Democratic caucus retained the paragraph for free listing of wheat and flour with a countervailing clause in the Simmons Underwood tariff bill. Wheat becomes dutiable at 10 cents a bushel and flour at 45 cents a barrel for imports from countries levying duties on American wheat and flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Democratic Caucus
Married People Live Longer Figures Show
Chicago health department statistics show marriage lowers death rates with married men at 29.5 percent below bachelors and married women 40 percent lower than single women.
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Chicago
Health Department
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Feeder
Multiple obituaries reported including R C Horton age 57 at 157 Middle Street survived by wife and six children. J H McDonald’s body moved to Buford Georgia for funeral. Mrs L O Miller to be buried at Wesley Memorial Church Antioch interment. Herbert N Mackintosh funeral in Liberty Indiana. Leo Mallette 4 of Chattanooga died at grandparents home. Leona O Neal 11 months died at 44 Doane Street. L G Willingham 71 to be buried in Lexington Georgia. J H McDonald 30 from Buford listed at Barclay Brandon chapel awaiting relatives. Elberta Cason body previously died June 6.
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R. C. Horton
Middle Street
Herbert N. Mackintosh
George Mackintosh
Liberty
Ind
Leo Mallette
James K. Mallette
Chattanooga
Tenn
C. V. Cocolo
Oak Street
West End
Leona O’neal
E. M. O'Neal
Doane Street
Oconee
L. G. Willingham
W. M. Dunlap
North Jackson Street
Funeral for Mrs. Cason and Mrs. Boyd arranged at Westview
Mrs. Cason, wife of M A Cason of 79 Waddell Street, will be interred in the Westview vault at 5 PM Saturday. Mrs. C. R. Boyd, 76, died at her daughter’s residence at 545 South Pryor Street Friday morning. She leaves a son Sam Boyd of Macon and two daughters Mrs. Turner of Warren Ohio and Mrs. Massey of Atlanta. The body will be sent to Comer Georgia at 8 AM Saturday for funeral services.
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Westview
M. A. Cason
Waddell Street
C. R. Boyd
J. C. Massey
South Pryor Street
Warren
Ohio
Atlanta
Comer
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Wesley Hospital
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Phinizy
Robert Foreman
Nellie Phinizy
Athens
Louise Broyles
Miss Oliver
Carolyn King
Eloise Oliver
Miss King
Dresden
Miss Smith
Shepard Bryan
Calle Hoke Smith
Miss Asher
Willie Asher
G. R. Bethune
Gladys Kirk
Miss Buckner
Mignon McCarty
Margaret Buckner
Roanoke
Helen Jones
Joe Heard
J. G. Heard
Piedmont Avenue
Minnie Tuttle
Montgomery
Miss Grant
Hugh Richardson
Miss Margaret Grant
Nina Hopkins
Linton C. Hopkins
George Adair
George Adair, Jr
Robert Dorsey Bridges
McAlpin
New York City
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Mrs. Dowman
Mrs. Allan
Sidney Hogerton
The
Palmer
Martin Dunbar
Thelma Dargan
Jacksonville
Maude Miller
St. Louis
William D. Ellis, Jr
Mr. Frampton
Ellis
Mary Brown
Lula Dean Jones
Susie Hallman
Messrs
Royston Cabiness
Hugh Scott
Jerome
Robinnaire
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta, Ga
South
Kate Ozmer
Lithonia
Mrs. R. S. Barr
Savannah
Rushie Wesley
Wendall Wesley
Orlando, Fla
E. K. Cargill
Columbus
Charles Wilkes
Courtland Street
Hugh Willet, Jr
Piedmont Sanitarium
Charles Boynton
Chris Essig
Charles Montgomery
Gadsden, Ala
Brevard Montgomery
Gordon Street
J. N. Hill
Colquitt Carter
Colquitt Carter, Jr
Newn
Mis. Sdeller Kimball
Lyman ‘Chase
Spokane
Wash
Great Lakes
J. N. Hirsch
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Antoinette Blackburn
Gabbettsville
Miss Blackburn
Newnan
Bryan Blackburn
Miss Broyles
Billups Phinizy
Georgian Terrace
Greenbriar
Southern Distributors
Henry F. Miller and
Steger Pianos
Broad ST
Weatherholt Building
Weatherholt Piano CO
J .H. McDonald
Buford
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Paris
Dec
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