Pleasant Card Party And Social Gatherings Noted In Atlanta
The report lists multiple social events including a card party hosted by Miss Wesley and Miss Margaret Mitchell for the Monopolist Club, honoring Mrs. Ben York. Prizes included Easter lilies won by Mrs. Frank Dykes and Mrs. York. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown hosted a dinner at their Peachtree home for Mr. and Mrs. Will Thomas of Athens. The Young Matrons' Club, led by Mrs. James T. Williams, gathered on Washington Street with a luncheon after euchre, hosting numerous attendees from local society and several visitors from Savannah and Pelham, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Wesley
Margaret Mitchell
Monopolst Club
Ben York
Beaumont Davidson
Frank Dykes
York
Susie Saul
Thomas
George Brown
Peachtree
Will Thomas
Athens
Edward Brown
W. P. Pattillo
van Epps
Calhoun
James T. Williams
Washington Street
C. A. Bowen
Claude Buchanan
Paul Clements
Walter Dobbins
John Eva
Floyd Furien
George Halliday
Wynn Tiurt
M. Ts. Trouser
Frank Lester
I. P. Pritchett
Willim L Spalding
Charlie Whitner
John Hill
Thomas Hinman
George Hurt
Stephen Ryan
George Walters
Taither Williford
J. M. Thomas
Savannah
George Tvignor
Irene Head
Pelham
Katie Durand
Willie Singer
Juhn Romuare
Nell O'Donnelly
Boxes At Grand Benefit Draw Wide Attendance In Atlanta
Amateur entertainment at the Grand exceeded a prior effort titled An Evening with the id and New for the Soldiers' home and Winnie Davis memorial. The house was full with boxes occupied, listing numerous familiar Atlanta residents and guests. ARS. WILLIAM W. THOMAS hosted a luncheon at Peachtree with lace cloths, pansy centerpiece, violet corsages, and water color bird place cards. Mrs Brown wore pale gray. Mrs Thomas joined guests including Mrs Howell and Mrs Calhoun. Jesters and Jokers entertained Miss Bessie Moore's group with Hearts and a luncheon. first prize a gold horseshoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Atlanta
Soldiers’ Home
Winnie Davis
H. B. Tompkins
Air
Robert Alston
Wills Ragan
Wills Ragan, Misses Lipphart of Pittsburg. and Mr. Charles Crankshaw
A. W. Calhoun
van Epps
William Thomas
Athens
Lucius McClosky
Martha Johnston
Martha Glover
Julia Taylor
J. C. Beam, Jr
Walter Taylor
Robert Madfox
Frank Inman
H. M. Atkinson
Hollins Randolph
Frances Walter
Wilmer Moore
W. H. Kiser
George Crandall
Ulric Atkinson
Emmie Johnson
Nannie Nicolson
Robert C. Clarke
Joseph Brown Connally
Agnes Raoul
Mary Connally
Mary Nicolson
James Dunlap
John Spa
Broton
William W. Thomas
Iameens
Edward Brown
Peachtree
Thorus
Thomas
Howard van Epps
Julius Brown
Aaron Burr Steele
McCabe
AW Calhoun
Clark Howell
Ep, Chamberlain
John Ik. Ottley
Ww. D. Ellis
Herbrt Frown
George Brown
Loins Randolph
Bessie Moore
Baxter to Entertain at West Feachtree Tea
Miss Alien Baxter will entertain this afternoon at her West Feachtree home in honor of Mrs James A Rounsaville of Rome president of the Georgia division of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Guests include Atlanta chapter officers and committee members who organized last night’s event. Mr Rounsaville traveled from Rome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Baxter
Atlanta
Daughters of the Confederacy
Rounsgavile
Rome
Nups of Miss Etta Miller and Mr Charles Neisler
Southern circles buzz over the April 15 nuptials at the Miller residence in Atlanta. Miss Miller, a noted poet and daughter of James T. Miller, will wed Reynolds Georgia’s mayor Charles Hugh Neisler, a prominent businessman. The Old Maids’ Convention fundraiser follows April 14 at Southern Female College College Park Chapel with 25 cent admission and a cast list of colorful characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Neisler
South Georgia
South
College Park
Amy Peachte
Pinkie
Rosie Lissie E Brown
Ben Willingham
Mary Ellen Jones
Alonzo Richard
Thalia Club Dance Promises Brilliant Atlanta Event
The Thalia Club will host its next dance on the night of the 24th at Segad io's. It will be particularly brilliant with numerous young lady students from Georgia colleges visiting Atlanta for the intercollegiate oratorical contest on the %th, adding to the popular social atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalia Club
Segadio’s
Georgia
Atlanta
Meetings and marriage note from Thomasville Georgia
Multiple local society notices from Thomasville date April 8. Atlanta groups announce stamp and literary meeting at 32 o clock in room 714 Grand and Florence Crit tenton home executive committee and general board sessions. Grace church Sunday school class with Colonel Thompson. Reviewers meet at Mrs Erwin home. King's Daughters and Sons circle meets in Austell building room 919. Plus Eugenia Belle Hilder wed William Henry at bride's father residence. Henry an attorney from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Rll
Langston
P. B. Erwin
Spring Street
Atlanta Circle of the King's Daughters and Sons
Austell Building
A Coming Marriage Announcement Rosa Beall Urquhart Betrothed
Cochran Ga April 8 Special Mrs A P Urquhart announces the engagement of their daughter Rosa Beall to Mell Blazer of Knoxville Tenn. The wedding is set for Wednesday evening April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran, Ga
A. P. Urquhart
Rosa Beall
Mell Blazer
Knoxville
Tenn
Waycross News Briefs Highlight Local Weddings and CSA Report
Miss Belle Sweat and Mr Duke Jordan wed at the Sweat home near Bolen. J W Johnson and Minnie Williams announced married in Charlton County. Ladies auxiliary of the YMCA reports they furnished rooms and paid all debts. A reception for members and contributors is planned next Wednesday night. The Davetters of the Confederacy held their regular meeting on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Belle Sweat
Duke Jordan
Henry Sweat
Bolen
J. W. Johnson
Minnie Wiliams
Chalton County
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
The
Confederacy
Georgia Girls Becoming Expert Home Keepers
State regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution visits Milledgeville to study the Industrial and Normal College programs. Mrs. Park lauds the college’s industrial training, praises student cooking demonstrations, and notes the economic value of home science in empowering rural women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Milledgeville
J. Harris Chappel
Nancy Hart
Normal and Industrial School
Robert Emory Pare
Grand Opera house set for Bijou season opener in Atlanta
Hackett, with a city college degree, parlayed athletics into acting with stock companies including A M Palmers and Augustin Daly. The Bijou Musical Comedy Company led by Otis Harlan begins a Grand Opera House season with A Drip to Chinatown as the opening show, starring Miss Agnes Rose Lane and Miss Mary Marble. Seat sales start Friday at the Grand box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacketts
Nevetheless
Isiege
City of
New York
Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association
Hackett
A. M. Palmer
Augustus Pitou
Augustin
Daly
Bijou
Jake Wells
Otis Harlan
John W. Dunne
Mary Marble
Agnes Rose Lane
Little Chip
Herbert Cortell
Eva Burnham
Grand Opera House
Grand
Chinatown
Otis Warlun
Foyt
Atlanta
Guy
Lanie
Willie Grow
Hoyt
Noah Heap
Pines
Social and travel notes from Atlanta society pages
Social notes from Atlanta list visits and guests across multiple households. Mrs. Hagan ill. box parties hosted by Colonel and Mrs. Lowry and by Dr. Calhoun. events at Capitol City Club. Mr. Holabird promotes Erie-Chautauqua Lake interest. travel mentions include Mrs. Butler in city en route from Florida and Mr. Scott’s business trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Butler
Baltimore
Florida
R. J. Scott
New York
Sadie Allison
Irene Allison
Charlotte
N. C
Ninette Waitt
T. J . McCarty
L. D. White
Kennesaw
Chautauqua Lake Travel by Erie Route Ad
Advertises travel to Chautauqua Lake with Leonard Pleasant as contact, noting 1450 feet altitude and main Erie line between Cincinnati and New York. Promotes route via Erie KR the natural and comfortable option with no car changes from Cincinnati. Free Chautauqua folder and quarterly upon request to tickets agents or W. and Zu in Atlanta. address Holahira G A P D Erie Railroad Cincinnati.
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Erie Railroad
H. C. Holabird
Cincinnati
Chautauqua Lake
Cincinnti
Niagara Falls
Leolard Pleasant
New York
Erie KR. BR
Chautauqua
W. and
Ithern
Ithern Ry. In Atlanta and Connecting Ones, Or Writer, ©. Holahira, G. A. P. D
West Fourth St
Cincinnat
Cownssions Races Letter Appeals Voter Support
County canvass limited by time, candidate expresses strong desire for voter interest and support. Letter ends with respectful signoff from Subbre L, Cube Ot.
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Sumort
Subbre L
Cube OT
Gentry Bros Famous Shows To Exhibit This Spring
Gentry Bros Famous Shows, famed for their animal actors, announce two day event on Friday and Saturday, April 21 and 22. The broad production features a combined street parade in the morning followed by matinee performances at 2:30 and 2:00 PM daily, thrilling children and families nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Dros
Acen
Gentry Bros
Amd
Confederate veterans travel deals from Frisco System
If you secure your Dallas tickets via the Frisco System through Memphis you may obtain stop overs and visit points in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. $360 for a side trip to Oklahoma City and return. $1.25 for a side trip to Hot Springs and return. Special trains and chair car arrangements. Information from W W T Saunders Frisco System Atlanta GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Memphis
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Oklahoma City
Hot Springs
W.W. T. Saunders
G. A. P. D.frizco System
Atlanta
West Point Route Sells Dallas Round Trip Tickets
The Atlanta and West Point railroad offers round trip tickets to Dallas Tex for April 18 to 21 with return by May 2. Return extension to May 15 available by depositing the ticket with joint agent. Details, rates, maps, schedules, and sleeping car accommodations provided by Geo W Allen and J P Billups.
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West Point
Gulf Coast
Maple
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Atlanta and
Dallas
Tex
Geo. W. Allen
North Pryor Street
J. P. Billups
T. A
Atlanta, Ga
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Marie Alfriend
Samantha Billins
Georgia Duncan
Jemima Bunt
R. J. Guinn
Lucie Harris
Jane Higgins
John Teaple Graves
Jane Sprinester
W. Woods White
Hanna Susanna Bigger- Sieff
Wie Walingham
Marton Fese
Minnie McEntyre
Fred Shaefer
Ren
William Crenshay
John Temple Craves
Arnie May Hardin
Annie Laurie Brewster
Faith Harris
Theodosia Wilingham
Emmie Willingham
May New Brewster
Laura Graves
Lila Poyd
Bessie Smith
Mary Crenshaw
Magenta Richardson
Florence Crittenton Home
Grace Church
W. S Thompson
Waycross, Ga
Gao Hean
James K. Hackett
Don Caesar
James
Dave Kirkland
Charleston
Fred A. Carter
Sweetwater, Tinn
B. F. Abbott
D. G. May
F. L. Stanton
West End
Anne Legare Smith
Archer
Fie
Miss Smith
J. A. Barry
Randolph Mathewson Rose, Sr
R. M. Rosa
Lawrence A. Hull
Detroit
City
Mr. Sewell Black
Joseph H. Fleming
Grace Harris
Salem
Willams. Tromas
Josephine Muller
North Carolina
Don Pardee
Telen Nicolson
J. Colquitt Logan
Plains
College of Physicians and Surgeons
J. K. Ottley
Jane Norris
Elizabeth Darrell
Springfield
Miss Nett O'Donnelly
O. M. Club
Daisy Famine
Tampa
Fila
Gertrude Emmons
Albert Thornton
Mary Hale
Charles Arnall
Roanoke
Addie Maude
Llness
James A. Rounsaville
Alice Baxter
Harry M. Atkinson
Wouston Harper
F. M. Scott
Milwaukee
Ose
Robert J. Lowry
Margaret Newman
Frank Rice
Randolph Rose
Capitol City Club
W. HB. Venable
Hugh Hagan
Welborn Hill
James N. Ellis
Albert Howell, Jr
Don A. Pardee
George Traylor
Annie Reed Rhett
R. L. Lowe
California
W. W. Thomas
Albert Heyward
Boston
A. ” Granger
Cartersville
Enty
Valdosta
State Federation
Annie Reed-Rhett
Amaden
Versailles
George Dexter
Fannie Lamar Rankin
Macon
Ravenwood
Rookwood Pottery
Gorham
E. J. Kelley
the Jeweler
Whitehall Street
Mir
Hubert L. Culberson
Chies Yu
Willings
Whitehai Suet
Pati
Eiseman & Lueil
Boys’ Outfitters
Peruna
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Burke
Burkhart
Jamaica
Dallas Tez
Thos. Dickson, Jr
John Miller Co
Marietta
Kirk
Vecuvs’ Pharmacy
Newsea
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