Atlanta Society Notes Highlight Elegant Luncheon
Mrs Edward Fortson hosted a refined luncheon with Mrs Kirby Smith and Mrs Blanton Fortson as guests. pink, white and lavender arrangements centered a Plateau of roses and lavender stock, with floral place cards. Other events include Mrs Thomas Rllen's pink decor Domino party with gifts, a postponed Georgia Libby Circle Daughters meeting, and a sophisticated wedding at St James in Marietta for Elizabeth Wombwell and James Edward Massey with elaborate white and green decor and a reception at the Camp home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Kirby-Smith
Fortson
Robert L. Cooney
Hughes Spaldin
Jack Somerville
Carlton Smith
Harvey Philips
Thorne Flagler
Reuben Arnold
Sam Inman
Wombwell-Massey
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Marietta
Elizabeth Wombwell
James Edward Massey
Jess Bunyon
Dallas
Texas
Rey Jones
Atlanta
Massey
Ed Gilbert
J R. Brumby
George Welch
Niles Trammell
Guyton Palmer Heynolds
Rosner Little
Henry Wyatt
Alza Coleman
Minnie Bell Smith
Mineral Wells
Christine Blair
Tasker Camp
Rex & T
A Pleo
St. Philip's Cathedral
E PD
Miss Bunyon
Abo
Killarney
Mrs. Brumby
Mr. Massey
Mrs Camp
D Smit
Mrs .Smith
Amilax
Powell Authorized to Repeat Orders for Snowdrift
Mrs Powell is authorized to repeat the orders for Snowdrift through May 8th as needed by you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Powell
Columbia Ave
Ivy
Tallulah Falls
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Powell
Wedding and social notices with multiple names and events
Numerous social items in Atlanta detailing receptions, weddings, theater outings, and visits. Notables include Mr Massey and family, Mina Helen Gauter and Ensign Edward Coot Raguet marriage, guests from Hickox to Columbus, theater plans at Forsyth, Piedmont dinners, and various visits by Misses and Mrs. Several families and clubs are referenced with dates and locations in Brunswick, Atlanta, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunawick
St Marks Episcopal Church
Mina Helen Gauter
Hickox
Edward Coot Raguet
United States Navy
R O Boykin
Ralph Wood
Thomas B. Gauter
Savannah
Marcelle Sable
Montgomery
Maude Lord
Columbus
Mississippi
Atlanta
Forsyth
Piedmont
Loeb
Sable
Helen Montag
Ronalde Loeb
Helen Loeb
Fannie Stern
Marguerite Kahn
Veurl Jacobus
Ernastrauss
Messrs
Nattilman Montefiore Selig Monie Furst
Archie Ginsburger
Herbert Kaiser
Alvin Cohn
Morris Bernard Soloman Skines
H J. Rosenberg
Social items note births guests and travels in town
Mrs and Mrs Maurice H Regenstein announce a daughter born Friday April 19. Boston guests Mr and Mrs Allen White visit Dr and Mrs Thomas Jacobs. Miss Jane Moss visits Miss Bertha Vaughn. Mrs W T Crenshaw sails for Europe and summers in Switzerland. Miss Emily Ravenel visits Mrs J H Bstill. Mrs John D Little returns to her plantation tonight. Mrs William Chandler of New York visits her mother Mrs A C Talley. Mrs G T Dodd and Miss Mary Duild will move to Washington DC soon. Mrs CP Stough at St Joseph’s infirmary. Colonel F A Hawkins recovers at Piedmont. Mrs I H Inglis returns from Hartford. Mrs Clarence White visits Mrs W E Hawkins. Mrs G W Connors visits Dr and Mrs Westmoreland. Miss May Scott visits Miss Grace Callaway. Miss Gole Jennings returns to Lynchburg VA after visiting Mrs A De Frasier. Miss Emily Keen visits Gideon for grand opera. Miss Martha Elis of Cuthbert at Shorter College visits Mrs Eliza Lockhart. Judson Leland Hand marriage recent event in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Thomas Rllen
Kirkweed
J M. Shearer
Robert Underwood
John Thompson
Ren
William L. McColley, Jr
Oliver Allen
J H. Williams
William L. McColley
Parker Fersons
Will Anderson
C.L. Lipacomb
Harald Moss
Walter Dudley
Walter Heckle
Louis Zirline
Thomas Camp
Fred Brock
C EK Youngblood
J M Shearer
John Ragsdale
Lewis
Thomas Alien
Maurice H. Regenstein
Washington Street
Allen White
Boston
Thomas Jacobs
Jane Moss
Washington
Bertha Vaughn
W. T Crenshaw
G. T. Dodd
Miss Mary
Duild
Washington, DC
CP. Stough
Joseph’s Infirmary
F. A. Hawkins
Americus
Piedmont Senttarium
H Ingalis
Hartford
Conn
Mra
E. Hawkins
Clarence White
American
May Scott
Milwaukee
Misa Grace Callaway
Mias
Gole Jennings
Lynchburg Va
A de Frasier
Emily Keen
Gideon
Martha Elis
Cuthbert
Shorter College
Eliza Lockhart
Carlyle Haynes Speaks On Law Gospel In Sermon
Carlyle Haynes denounces teachers who claim abrogation of God s law as breeders of anarchy in a sermon at the Vidal Baptist Tabernacle. He argues the law and gospel are inseparable, urging the gospel to unfold the law and the law to reveal the gospel. Tonight he presents Old Testament prophecies of present day Sabbath keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle B
Heynen
Vid Baptist Tabernacle
Christ
Haynes
Moore Succeeds Walker as Rock Island Board Names New Officers
Directors of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway elected William F Moore as chairman of the executive committee and William Walker retired as general counsel. GB C Dillard became vice president and general counsel. Chicago headquarters will move with President HU Mudge and staff.
National Banks Call for Financial Statements
Washington April 24 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the statement of condition of all national banks to the United States at the close of business on Thursday April 18 The action seeks updated figures on bank assets liabilities and capital across the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cali
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
United States
MISS JEAN GORDON CHOSEN PRESIDENT AT SOUTHERN WOMAN LABOR MEET
Chattanooga Tenn April 24 The fifth annual session adopted resolutions backing compulsory education for child labor and a wage board to study wage versus living costs It endorsed Tennessee factory inspectors efforts and elected officers including Jean Gordon of New Orleans as president and Meridian Mississippi as next meeting site
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Woman and Child Labor Conference
Tennessee
Ming Jean Gordon
New Orleans
John T. Smith
Kansans City
L E Fon Allen
Loulaville
W B. Davis
Mia J. W. Wilkinson
Beaumont
Texas
H. P Hanson
Memphis
Meridian
Mias
Endurance Piano Feat Opens In Tammany Hall
In New York the Italian pianist Camillo Baudad holds a fifty hour endurance contest at Tammany Hall aimed at breaking the 30 hour record. He must play non stop, take no nourishment beyond black coffee, and may rest only by using one hand at times under medical staff supervision with a $500 prize from the Italian Art and Music Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Tammany Hall
Camillo Baudad
Venice
Italy
Sherman White
Richmond
Ind
Preacher Gives $10 000 To Prohibition Cause
Chicago April 24 The secretary of the national prohibition committee announced a $10 000 gift the largest single contribution to the fund The donor Rev William Nicholson Taft of San Diego California relative of President Taft has previously given about $3190 annually to the campaign He was formerly a member of the prohibition national committee from Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Prohibition Committee
William Nicholson Taft
San Diego
Cal
Taft
Prohibition Campaign
Prohibition Campaign Committee
Prohibition National Committee
Connecticut
Warships Arrive in New Orleans for Centennial Naval Parade
Nebraska and New Hampshire arrived in New Orleans to take part in Louisiana's centennial celebration. The Petrel and Windom will join the fleet for the naval parade on the 30th. Captain James H Oliver of the New Hampshire is the senior officer. Secretary Knox and his party are expected from Washington next Tuesday. Taft travels from New York to Massachusetts after a theater visit, with an expected Springfield stop tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Petrel
Windom
James H Oliver
Knox
Washington
Taft
New York
Massachusetts
Henry W Taft
Springfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irene and
Elzabeth Stivey
Eunice Fears
Maude Daniel
Marion Holsenbeck
Florence Walker
Nellie McCall
Georgia Libby Circle Kings Daughters and Sons
Mrs. Inman
Samuel M Inman
Atlanta Memorial Agaeelation
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sexton House
Oakland Cemetery
Lockhart
John K. Ottley
F L. Seely
W . Price-Smith
Whitehall St
Haas & Maciintyre
Atlanta National
Bank Bu Ing
RED Cross
Southern Spring Red Co
J. N. Marbury
Newnan
T. J. Harwell
Covington
McDonald Furniture Co
Rome
T. J. Harwell & Bro
Washington, Smith & Co
Gainesville
Dorsey & Funkenstein
Athens
Hogansville Furniture Co
Hogansville
W. H. Adams
Madison
Smith-Gordy-Boyd Co
Haverty Furniture Co
Marietta, Ga
J. J. Hagedorn & Co
Weat Point
Base Bros. Co
Griffin, Ga
Martin Furniture Co
Columbus, Ga
Ceived
W. DuPree
Fred Montgomery
M UL McNeal
B Freyer
Tom Reid
George Roberts
John Graham
Leon Gilbert
FE. W Coleman
Canton
M King
Dublin
Pearl Welsh
George Welsh
Rosser Little
Missea Francis Low
Betty Reynolds
Vivian Strong
Elouise Brown
Jessie Reynolds
Gauter-Raguet
FF P Ainman He
Fred Scott
Margaret Scott
Florida
Wfof West
Jere Hollis
Kia
Ruth Christian
H T Christian
Americas
Annie Gibson Hayes
J Curran
Rawson Street
Miss van Spalding
Clarence May
H B Montgomery
A C Talley
Griffin
D O Dougherty
Wilhelmina Reine Dougherty
Annie Stewart Taxlor
Grif
Grand Opera
Susie Davidson
Barnesville
Margaret McCarty
Jeasie Maude Martyn
Dawson, Gaig
William Jordan Tucker
Lucile Avenue
West End
Archie Burroughs
Jackson Ville
Misa Martha Horsley
West Point
Frank Boland
Harry Dunoods
Brunswick
Richard Johnson
Margaret Northen
Warren Nottingham
Macon
Barrett Phinizy
J C Hunter
Peter Ciwin
Bridge
Peston L Wade
Mellie Peters Black
Benjamin Adger Hagood
Charleston
Wis
Misa Lucretia le Ricmondie
Piedmont Hotel
WV Martin
Clinton
Martin
Mary Barnett
John D Little
Mra William Jd
Chandler
Judson Leland Hand
California
Carlyle Haynes
Jean Gordon
Prohibition
Ensuagh
Faust
Maull Bros
St. Louis
Keely
Express
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