Many Society Events Mark Early Spring in Atlanta
A busy schedule features Mrs W J Blalock hosting a reception for Mrs Maude Beresford Keene on Piedmont Avenue, Mrs Emmons being toasted at several gatherings, Miss Emmons to wed Mr Marshal Clarke Johnson on the 26th, and multiple teas luncheons and bridge parties. An Easter egg hunt was postponed due to weather as delegates gather for a Woman's Missionary Union session, with the Atlanta Chapter DAR celebrating its 20th birthday with an informal reception on April 13 from 4 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
W. J. Blalock
Piedmont Avenue
Maude
Beresford Keene
Miss Emmons
Ethelyn Emmons
Mr. Marshal
Clarke Johnson
Elizabeth Rawson
Margaret Thomas
Ralph Ragan
Ms. Johnson
Woman's Missionary Union
Westminister Church
Estelle Richard
Bethany
Lidwell
L. N. Sutton
Buford
A. A. Guinn
Conyers
B. T. Still
Covington
J. G. Patton
Decatur
Charles Hawkins
O'Brien
Griffin
Elizabeth Voss
Lawrenceville
Mildred Marbut
Lithonia
Farrar
Copeland
Atlanta
1. AR
Marriage of Miss Martha Stanfield and Mr Peter M Brooks
Large crowd attended the Macon wedding on Winn Street as Miss Martha Stanfield wed Mr Peter M Brooks in a quiet ceremony officiated by Dr. Lansing Burrows. Guests from Macon and Portsmouth joined relatives for a two course luncheon and a Central tram departure for a belated honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Stanfield
Peter M. Brooks
Macon
Winn Street
Henry Stanfield
Bowers
J. Clark
Lansing Burrows
Melva Clarke
Martha
Lela Stanfiald
Mary Bowers
Naomi Wright
Washington
New York
W. S. Brooks
Palermo cap blends Italian flair with spring fashion
Daily fashion hints describe the Palermo cap as a spring style inspired by Italian headwear. It drapes over a form, suits automobile and outdoor looks, and pairs with many outfits. Colors range beyond blues and yellows, with warm hues and tassels for contrast.
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Marie Montaigne
Palermo
Italy
Dreas
Dreamy Atlanta house shown with artful gardens and blue decor
Interiors feature French blue and mahogany in living spaces with dogwood branches and wild azalea arrangements. Notables attended in elegant gowns while Miss Adair and Miss Clarke hosted guests. A later dinner honors United States Senator Terrell and the Ten Club at Piedmont Driving Club with a formal program and notable invitees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Misa Clarke
Harriet Orr
Miss Adair
Miss Clarke
Misa Orr
McWhorter Milner
Lawrence Halkey
Bates Black
Evalyn Green
Myra Clarke Scott
Jessie Thompson
Samuel Bona
San Diego
Cal
Julian Field
Joseph Hilsman
Harry Chamberlin
Sarah Bell
Nat
Laura Ansley
Freshen Home with Cut Glass and Silverware Selection
Its the season to replenish your supply of cut glass and silverware for the household. A complete assortment includes silver flatware and hollowware as well as Sheffield plate offered by Charles W. Crankshaw at the Atlanta National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Charles W. Crankshaw
Atlanta National Bank Building
April Meetings At First Methodist And Community Groups
A series of April meetings is planned at the First Methodist church. A Friday afternoon children's service is set for 4 o'clock. Atlanta Chapter No 57 U S will meet Friday the 14th at 8 in the Masonic Temple, work in the degrees. Ladies' Memorial Association gathers at Carnegie Library Friday morning at 7 and plans Memorial Day carriage lists. Georgia Libby Circle meets today at 2 pm at Mrs. Melton 186 Rawson Street, with trips to Washington or Whitesburg, Ga. Mr Grover Starnes visits Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs P G Turner is improving after illness. Mrs D J Ray will visit her daughter in Douglas, Ga., early next week. Mr and Mrs Matt Briggs of Valdosta will spend summer in Atlanta. Mrs B G Merry hosted the I S E Club of West End yesterday. Mrs Clarence Johnson invites 50 ladies to tea with Mrs Frances Mackaulley of Nashville tomorrow. Mrs Marion Reynolds of Augusta is visiting Mrs Claud Shewmake.
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First Methodist Church
Atlanta
U. S
Masonic Temple
Grover Starnes
Jacksonville
Fla. A
P. G Turner
D. J. Ray
Douglas Ga
John Mathews
Matt Briggs
Valdosta
B. G. Merry
West End
Clarence Johnson
Frances Macauley
Nashville
Marion Reynolds
Augusta
Claud Shewmake
Social items parade visitors and upcoming weddings in Atlanta
The column lists numerous guests and arrivals in Atlanta social circles including Miss Rebecca Hill visiting her grandmother Mrs Susap Hill, Mrs J W McArthur purchasing 387 Gordon Street West End, Nellie Stewart attending a house party in Alabama, and many other visitors from Ontario Tennessee and California plus upcoming Robinson Baker wedding. It notes travel plans and hostesses among Atlanta families.
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Rebecca Hill
Calhoun Hil
Newnan
Susap Hill
J. W. McArthur
Boyd Perry
Gordon Street
West Eind
Thomas W. McArthur
Nellie Kiser Stewart
Alabama
Fea Lee Milter
Maude Beresford Keene
Sarnia
Ontario
W. J. Biarock
Keene
Joseph Rhodes
HE. D. Crawford
New York
Observation and Dining Car to Birmingham on Seaboard Express
The Seaboard fast train departs Atlanta at 4:00 p.m. and arrives in Birmingham at 8:30 p.m. effective April. The notice highlights the quickest Atlanta to Birmingham service and promotes reading the poultry column in today’s issue for chicken fanciers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Seaboard
Atlanta
Bradford Bad Man Caught by Enemies Dead in Lawtey
Jacksonville April 13. John Bennett known as the Bradford bad man was found dead on Lawtey main street with multiple bullet wounds. His long criminal record included shootings and assaults. enemies are believed to have ambushed him as he resided in Lawtey this past year.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jonn Bennett
Bradford
Lawtey
Bennett
Ihwas
Hoffs Is Selected By Cotton Mill Men
Boston April 1. Albert Farwell Bemis urged federal departments and textile makers to cooperate as speakers at the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers session. Other speakers included M. Miller Jr of Charlotte and Georges S. Michalis of New York who noted mill improvements to safeguard workers. Miller warned that contract cancellation is an insidious disease needing a care plan and proposed an expert arbitration board for buyer seller disputes. Franklin W. Otts of Brookline was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albert Farwell Bemis
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
ML. Miller, Jr
Charlotte
N. C
Georges ¥. S. Michalis
New York
Miller
Franklin W.otts
Brookline
Taft Considers Democrats for U S District Judge
Washington April 13 President may appoint another Democrat to the United States district bench to fill the seat of William E Brawley of South Carolina who plans to retire. Prominent Democrats discussed the judgeship with the president including former Governor Martin F Ansel and Representative Alten of South Carolina. The president has ignored partisanship in prior selections and may do so again, though no decision on Brawley’s successor has been made.
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Washington
Part
United States District Band
William E. Brawley
South Carolina
Martin F. Ansel
Representative Alten
Brawley
Four Held for Burglary in Tallapoosa Georgia
Tallapoosa Georgia April 12 Special Karl Davis Joe Stephenson Rowen Lindsey and Quincy Pope were charged with burglarizing G. W. and ee pumiin s store Monday night. They were brought back from Birmingham today and bound over under 600 dollars each at a preliminary hearing. Sheriff Parker took them to jail in Buchanan.
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Miss Flournoy
Sue May Flournoy
Mary Wescott
Miss Barton
W. M. Weathers
Forsyth Theater
Eddie Barton
First Presbyterian Church
Courtland Street
Jan Robinson
Emma Bunting
Margaret Wil- Hama
Hoy Collier
Irma Mason
Katharine Wyle
Emily Jennings
Kate Howell
Margaret Will- Marne
Miss Fortson
S. A
Mildred Fortson
Margaret Northan
Virginia Abercrombie
Loy Tripp
Lida Brown
Bogart
Mary Traylor
Overman
Spartanburg
Miss Moore
Christine Hooper
Roberts
Helen Thorn
Imogene Thorn
Aurelia Speer
Annie Lee McKenzie
Isabel Konrt
Julia Dodd
Martie Pappenhamer
Jennie Hutchins
Misa Helen Brown
W. C. Humphries
Eleventh Street
J. C. Young
Robyn Young
Stanfield Brooks
Amoebicus
Davis & Freeman Jewelers
Whitehall St
Rogers
Ws Rogers CO
Hruhive
Ef Giegler
Keely- Ziegler
Keely
Johnson
Henry Johnson, Jr
Hihiyn Emmons
Athletic Club
Ruby Williams
Clara May Fowler
Hattie Deans
Vivian Allen
Harry Allen
Stark
Ellen
Bank Hood
Lula Fowler
R. A. Williams
George McKee
McWilliams
Dora Hood
Haygood Deans
Dobbins
Hugh Robinson
Young Men's Christian Association
Wesley Hirshburg
Charlea
Stanage
R. E. Watson
W. H. Hoey
B. McCagh
Elizabeth Adair
Forrest Adair
Druid Hills
Roline Clarke
A. B. Adair
Jand
Tovery
Jali, Dodd
Katherine Gordon
Elizabeth Gregg
Robert Davils
Percy Adams
Senator Terrell
Frederic J. Paxon
United States
Terrell
Ten Club
Piedmont Driving Club
Marion L. Brittain
Karl Marx
Charles W. Daniel
Tea Club
Joseph Terrell
Frederic Paxon
John F. Purser
George Saic
John E. Waite
Hugh M. Willet
Joseph M. Brown
Asa G. Candler
James H. Nunnally
Beaumont Devison
Joseph T. Orme
Hugh M Dorsey
William W. Orr
William J. Davis
William Russel Owen
Wiliam Hurd Hillyer
John T. Pendiston
Joseph T Bolleman
Arthur &. Powell
Victor Kringshaber
Thomas L. Stokes
J. Henry Lumpkin
John M. Slaton
BH. Armin Mater
Victor L. Smith
John &. Murphy
J. Thompson
Wilmer L. Moore
Georges Walters
Brooks Morgen
Mell R. Wilkinson
Peachtree St
Stoddard
Dixie
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Carnegie Library
Georgia Libby
The
King's Daughters and Sons
Continental Congress
A. S Crans
Whitesburg
Biro
Deety Dodd
Fred & Btewart Co
Mrs. Louies Rhea
Granddaughter
Tennessee
Mra
Bert Bancker, Jr
Misa Elizabeth Wiliams
Forrest Avenue
David Kirkland
J. D. Young
Washington, D. C
Ocala
Fie
Nym McCullough
Toledo
Ohio
H. J. Baker
Piedmont
Mary and
Anne Baker
Robinson- Baker
Emma Robinson
Estelle Stewart
Archibald Baker
William Baker
Archibald Blackshear
Joseph Kingman Elison
Los Angeles, Cal
Withur R. McDonald
Homer W. Tope
D.D
Philadelphia
Tope
Anti-Saloon League of
Frank J. Lang
Memphis
City
Rose
Lawtey, Fla
John Bennett
Ito
National Association
Taft
Andrew Jackson
Chalmette
New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd
New Orleans
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