Social Tea and Card Party Previews in Atlanta
RS Peter Andrew Erwin M hosts a 3 o'clock tea for Miss Morrall with Spring street decor of wood violets and pink carnations. Guests arrive 5 to 7 pm for a pleasant social, with Miss Morrall in pink and numerous local hostesses aiding in entertainment. Others host dinners and cards at the Capital City Club, Shimball apartments, and homes, honoring Miss Bessie Scott, Mr Charles Harmon, Mrs Lewis Palmer, and Mrs Joseph Fleming, featuring violets, jonguils, and floral arrangements.
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Miss Morrall
Peter Andrew Erwin M
Edgedeld
S.C
Erwin
Spring Street
Morrall
William Jennings
Louise Spalding Foster
Prigilean Ellis
Carlton Miller
Wiliam Spalding
Robert Foreman
John Candler
Joseph Boston
J. Ripley
M. A. Fall
Rosalie Howell
Garnie
Miss Scott
Harmon
Capital City
Eugene Black
A St Orme
Charles H- Black
Bessie Scott
Charles Harmon
Allie Wallington
Alabama
Mary Rahne
Virginia
Laura Emerson
Cincinnati
Emly Sanderson
Philadelphia
Misa Loew Bowden
Norfolk
Laura Candler
Misa Louise Scott
Juliette Cox
Misa Evelyn Orme
Clark Howell
W. P. Hill
Futton Colville
Charles Currier
WH. Black
Charles Crankshaw
Sam Parrott
Thomas Egteston
Lewis Palmer
James Hickey
Shimball
Florida
Palmer
John Moore
Harrison Bleckiey
Richard Blarris
McAllen Marsh
Frank Holland
Janie Hickey
Mary Cozart
Washington
DeWitt
Sinka
Witt Piste
New York
Howard Catlowsay
Charles Doz
Chicago
E. T.thomas
Macau
Julia Hemphill
Mis
Ethel Llyer Harris
Rome
James A. Davis
Charleston Exposition
Fred Scott
Milwaukee
Neil Howell
Spinsters' Club
M. T. Thomas
Jennie Kenny
Stella Carroll
Leo Carroll
Far- Test Avenue
O M Club Entertained and Hostesses in West End
O M Club of West End enjoyed a morning with a Guessing Contest hosted by Miss Nettie Mills. Prizes included a lace handkerchief, a silver hat pin, and a lace centerpiece. Guests included Mrs. George Cunningham and Miss Caroline Howell among others. KS M'LANE TILTON JR hosts a 3:30 card party at the Aragon hotel with Miss DeWitt from Lynchburg. KS Mrs. York of New York attended a West End dinner party at the Davison home with red Jacqueminot decor and guests including Mrs. Henderson and Miss Ella Pope.
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O. M. Club
West End
Nettie Mills
Caroline Howell
Frank Baker
Mabel Lovelace
George Cunningham
Brevard Montgomery
Will Heath
Robert Hayes
Natalie
Elise Treath
Mary Howell
Hathaway
Lilian Harris
Hardie Jefferson
Brandon
Helen Lovelace
Hirs. Tilton
KS. M'Lane Tilton, JR
Miss DeWitt
Lynchburg
Aragon Hotel
Mrs. Tilton
Miss DeWlLtt
Leila Morris
Janie Speer
Romare
Pierce
Jack Stewart
Henderson
York
Ella Pope
Henry Cranston
Baltimore
Neil Howell
A. W. Calhoun
Charleston
College color allegiances set for Georgia contest
Alumnae from Lucy Cobb Institute and Wesleyan Female College will wear university colors while alumnae from Mercer and Wesleyan will don Mercer hues. Athens and Macon groups request cross allegiance for the event tonight at the Grand as one of the largest audiences. Invitations issued for the marriage of Nellis Rebecca Wood to John Cole Stoney at St Luke's Church Atlanta on April 30.
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Lucy Cobb Institute
Wesleyan Female College
University
Wesleyan College
Mercer
A&a
Lucy Cobb
Athens
Macon
Old Wesleyan
Bazaar for Infirmary Draws Wide Interest on Whitehall Street
A bazaar to benefit St. Joseph's Infirmary opens Monday April 28 in the Muse store on Whitehall Street. Delightful dinners and luncheons accompany the event. Notable prizes include a Wheeler & Wilson machine raffled at 60 cents a chance, plus a gold watch and chain and a pearl ring.
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St. Joseph's Infirmary
Muse
Whitehall Street
Wheeler & Wilson
Deputy Aycock Explains Prisoner Escort Incident
Madison Georgia deputy sheriff R B Aycock explains why he escorted white prisoner Frank Newsome through Atlanta in handcuffs and rope. He details custody from Morgan county, the Alabama murder charge, delays in transit, and his belief the actions were proper under the circumstances.
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R B. Aycock
Madigan
Atlanta
Augusta Chronicle
Kimball House
Sherif
Morgan County
Frank Newsome
DeKalb County
Alabama
Fort Payne
Madison
K‘mbali
R.baycock
Madison, Ge
No Strike Declared at Atlanta Stove Works
Bolling H. Jones vice president of Atlanta Stove Works denied reports that nineteen molders quit. He said the plant closed until Monday for whitewashing and repairs, with about four of thirty molders sick, clarifying no management worker dispute exists.
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Atlanta Stove Works
Constitution
Irwin Street
Southern Railway
Bolling H. Jones
Cheap round trip fares to Dallas via West Point Route
The Atlanta and West Point railroad offers round trip tickets to Dallas Tem for April 18 to 21 with return until May 2 and extended to May 15 upon ticket deposit. Steerage car accommodations and full information available from Gen. W. Aller at Atlanta, Ga.
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West Point
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Louisiana
Teras
Atlanta
Dallas
Tem
Gen
W. Aller
Oma
Soren
Passing Throne? Mississippi Governor in Atlanta Visit
Governor Longino of Mississippi spent about three hours in Atlanta en route home from Charleston. He studied the Louisiana Purchase exposition, inspected the capitol, and discussed exhibits. He praised Charleston and outlined Mississippi’s intent to prepare a strong display for St Louis. The visit included chats with state officials and remarks on theater pricing and pronunciation of local venue names.
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Longino
Mississippi
Charleston
Capitol
State House
Longine
Candler
St. Louisa
Misssissippi
Grand hosts record crowds for Wells stock company
Travelers' Protective Association night at the Grand drew the largest audience yet for Manager Wells' stock company. The Bijou Musical Comedy Company attracted steady demand for tonight and tomorrow's matinee and night shows. The company, praised as equal to any in musical comedy, debuts A Trip to Chinatown with top numbers and clever specialties led by Miss Mary Marble and Little Chip with Max Hoffman's Chinese ditty Ching-a-Ling-a-Loo. Next week promises The Man from Mexico and a Columbia run on Friday and Saturday as the Grand hosts college debates locally.
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Chinatown
Atlanta
Hackett
Mansfield
Mary Mannering
Julia Mar Jowe
Atlanta Publile
Macon
Montgomery
Travelers’ Protective Association
Grand
Wells
Bijou Musical Comedy Company
Mary Marble
Little Chip
Max Hoffmen
Mexico
Columbia
One Minute Cough Cure Praised by Ohio Father
F D Raynolds of Mansfield Ohio recalls his boy's croup episode one night. He reports the child’s breathing was heard all over the house and feared death, but a few doses of One Minute Cough Cure relieved the croup and put the child to sleep. The ad claims the remedy is safe and works at once for coughs and related illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Raynolds
Mansfield
Ohio
Alderman Opposes Fourteen Story Buildings In City
The street committee met yesterday and granted Harry Silverman permission to place large metal signs atop city buildings under inspector supervision. Alderman Longino opposed high structures and claimed no map should permit a fourteen story building, prompting some committee stir. The panel also heard residents urging paving Ponce de Leon avenue with chert and recommended a $400 start fund.
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Longino
City Council
Harry Silverman
Silverman
Council
Terry
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Piedmont Avenue
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