Mrs B Abrams Hosts Card Party For Mrs Hickey Guest
A refined afternoon gathering at Mrs B Abrams home on Piedmont avenue celebrated Mrs James Jamieson Hickey of Danville Va. Champagne punch flowed during play. Guests included Geaso Wilson John Hughes Annie Northen Alice Baxter Maude Jones Garner and many others as plans for Miss Mittle Parker and Mr William Reid Freeman’s Wednesday wedding at a private home were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
John Hughes
Misses Calhoun
Taylor
Annie Northen
Alice Baxter
Prather
Maude Jones
Garner
Hickey
Piedmont Avenue
Reception at the Mansion for visiting college boys
The executive Mansion opened to greet visiting college students for the oratorical contest. Flags, flowers, and streamers in college colors brightened the rooms as North Georgia Agricultural College cadets in uniform led the impressive gathering. General Phil Byrd presided, with a host of hosts and noted attendees among the ladies in fashionable attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbon
North Georgian Agricultural College
Ethel Filllyer Harris
Miss Thornbury
Mrs. Wylie
Entertaining Tea Hosted By Mrs Truitt In Atlanta
ALFRED TRUITT will entertain informally at a 25 o'clock tea this afternoon honoring guest Mrs M F Akin of Cartersville. The Truitt home on Hast Pine street will be decorated with white roses and palms. Misses Hlattie Louise Pricey Christine Lumpkin Car Caroline Williams assist. Akin has many friends in Atlanta and guests include numerous notable names such as Dames Warren Candler Florence Candler Harris Luther Krosser Samuel Wilkes W A Witham James Jackson Howard Walkaway George Mull and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truitt
Alfred Truitt
M. F. Akin
Cartersville
Thomas Worthen
H. C. Bagley
William Hawkins
W. L. Reynolds
Martha Boyd
Cornelius Johnson
W. T. McCullough
Hortense Hockstrasser
Joseph Derry
Goldsboro Owen
Peeler
Charles Rice
Henry Partell
John Hall
Hardin
George Lewman
Robison Crusoe
Walker Lewis
J. BR. Mobley
Lewis Thomas
Miller
Louise Spalding Foster
John 8
Prather
McD
Quiet Nuptials at 429 South Pryor Street
Mrs. William Perrin Micolson and guests attend a small luncheon as the bride prepares for a private ceremony at 429 South Pryor Street. The groom, best man Myron E.B. Freeman, and relatives accompany the wedding party with Rev. N B O Kelley officiating. After May 10 the couple reside at the Pryor Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor Street
W. A. Parker
Myron EB. Freeman
N. B. O'Kelley
Mrs. Freeman
South Pryor Street
Bazaar Opens Tuesday at St Joseph Infirmary Sale
The St Joseph infirmary bazaar will open Tuesday in Bowman's store on Whitehall street. Prominent local women support the event run by the Sisters of Mercy. Six daily specialty invites include doctors, lawyers, merchants, labor, children, and firemen with the bazaar expected to be a popular week attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Infirmary
Bowman’s
Whitehall Street
Hospital
Sisters of Mercy
Mrs Bowles Honored Guest at Brookwood Buffet
Mrs Joseph Thompson hosted a Brookwood buffet last night honoring Mrs Bowles of Milwaukee. About thirty guests attended including Mayor and Mrs Livingston Mims, Colonel and Mrs Lewry, Mrs Tompkins, Mrs Marshall, Dr Willis Westmoreland and others, with purple and white wisteria decor and a cool palm room dining area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowles
T. Bowles
Milwaukee
Joseph Thompson
Brookwood
Livingston Mims
Lewry
Tompkins
Marshall
Deschet
Peeples
Dancey
Foreman
Adams
Wilmerding
Orme
Addie Maude
Willis Westmoreland
Messrs. Ravene, Chapin, Igleston, Connally and Cunningham
Thalia Club Guests Delight At Legadio’s Ball
A Thursday night dance at Legadio’s entertained Thalia Club guests with elegant decor and fine refreshments. Visiting college ladies in Atlanta for the Grand Oral contest joined locals in a brilliant evening, with attendees including Miss Julian Perdue, Miss Mattie Hatcher, Miss Agnes Ladson, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalia Club
Thatia Club
Legadio's
Atlanta
Julian Perdue
Mattie Hatcher
Columbus
Agnes Ladson
Peeples
Helen Pendleton
Bessia Moore
May Waldo
Josie Lee Wihiford
Begate Woodward
Sarah Waldo
Nancy Waldo
Misa Mae Andrews
Nicolson
Katrina Ruse
Catherine Ghoistin
Nelie Hightower
Susi Saul
Safe-Deposit Boxes Offered For Burglar-Proof Vault
Advertises renting safe deposit boxes for valuables with burglar proof vaults. Rates start at $3 and vary by size. Invites readers to call and inspect the vaults.
Names of attendees at the meeting noted in list form
A long roster of individuals including Paul H Norcross Carlton Smith N Hat Pupper Jr James Nutting Lucius Harris A Howell Jr John Kiger Mitchell King John Anderson J Russell Compton Alex McDougall John Gregory Arthur Wison Wharton Moore Will Haygood Don Alison Don Towers BE C Walton EB D Crawford Harold Arnold Will Rushton Charles Andrews W R Taylor Clayton Torrence Folger Johnson Joe Hawkins Wal Padgett Ben Padgett Victor Smith Arthur Jones Dan McDougall W C Stacy Allen Morris L Snowden Robert Thornton George Lowndes chap erones Mrs John M Moore Mrs W M Pendleton Mrs Payne Miss Nicolson Mr W M Pendleton Mr Joe Brown Connally Mr Phinizy Calhoun
Wiseogle Mathews Marriage Brightens Pryor Street
The marriage of James T. Mathews and Clara Wselagle was solemnized Tuesday evening at the bride’s South Pryor street home. Only relatives and intimate friends attended, with Rev. H. C. Hammond performing the ceremony. A reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home and the couple then left for Charleston to attend the exposition and Isle of Palms. They will reside at 615 South Pryor street after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiselogle-Mathews
James T. Mathews
Clara Wselagle
South Pryor Street
H. C. Hammond
Charleston
8. C
Exposition
Isle of Palms
Miss Bacon's Art Exhibit Gains Big City Recognition
Miss Viola Bacon, a young Atlanta artist, earns creditable success in New York and Chicago. Her wood carving and china painting studies win recognition as three of her miniatures are accepted and displayed by Chicago art collectors in their large annual exhibit. She plans to return to Atlanta in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bacon
Viola Bacon
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
May Day Festival Arrangements At Grant Park
Circle No 2 of the Kings Daughters and Sons plans a May Day festival on May 1 at Grant Park with hopes for a delightful event and refreshments. Davis Monument Fund proceeds at the cemetery gate go toward funding the Jefferson Davis memorial, a patriotic southern cause. The Every Saturday History class is canceled today due to Memorial Day. The Home for the Friendless holds its monthly meeting at 10 o'clock this morning at Mrs. residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King’s Daughters and Sons
Grant Park
Davis Monument Fund
Jefferson Davis
Grape Nuts Breakfast Food Praised by a Reader
A reader recounts relief from indigestion and improved health after using Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food. She explains it is not medicine, but a digestible food, noting her own six year struggle with indigestion and heart palpitations, and how her family now prefers Grape-Nuts for breakfast and dinner. The testimonial ends with the product supplied by Postum Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Memorable events and social notes from Decatur area
Social items recount a Confederate memorial observance at the courthouse and a roundup of visitors and guests across Decatur, Augusta, Macon, and Atlanta. Mentions include Miss Lucy Doughty, Mrs. Fogerty visiting Manila, and numerous tastings of local society with box parties and guests at Kimball and Capitol Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Doughty
Augusta
Wita
Ret Dargan
Bijou Musical Comedy Wow Delights Albany Audiences
The Bijou Musical Comedy Company delighted Albany audiences at the Columbia theater last night and today. Patrons urged weekly summer seats as the troupe, praised for strong music and performances, staged The Man from Mexico with Hoyt's A Stranger in New York set for Monday night before returning to the Grand for the summer. ALBANY druggists report RU TOR BA being the top call among remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou Musical Comedy
Old Theater
Columbia
Wells
Eijon Musical Comedy Company
Mexico
Atlanta
Bijou
Dill
Hoyt
New York
Southern Dental College Graduates at Fifteenth Commencement
Eighteen members of the Southern Dental College graduate tonight at the Grand in the college’s fifteenth annual commencement. The program features a Kentucky Medley overture, prayers by Rev Charles W Byrd, an annual address by Rev H Bradley, musical selections, two degree conferrals, and a benediction with Sousa The Invincible Eagle closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moen
Southern Dental College
Robin Adair
Joseph Jesse Conway
Henry Moss Copeland
Joseph Andrew Dillard
Marvin Fletcher Foster
Wiliam Pitt Head
Hugh Treflegar McKinan
Theodore Lawson Morgan
David Milton Musse
Fleming Owen Morrison
James Godfrey Purvis
George Franklin Petrey
Fred Cohen Reed
Belvedare Rubens
John Henry Shurley
Nathaniel Garnet Slaughter
Brice Hurst Trimmer
John James van Noppen
Boettgzer
Charles W. Byrd
Florodort
Bee Taert
Levt
Bradley
Wheeler
George Hillyer
Board of Trustees
Benediction
Invincible Eagle
Sousa
Central Presbyterian Sabbath School Remodeled
Central Presbyterian Sabbath School is remodeled with newly arranged rooms. The reallocation places infants to the superintendent’s right, primary to the left, and the boys and girls at the rear. Rev. Theron H. Rice will speak, with special music, and all church members and regular attendees are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron H. Rice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geaso
Tsa
James C. Hunter
William’ F. Xuane
Archibald Davis
Clearence ‘Angier
Nash Broyles
Miss Nutting
Gilbert R. Fraser
Thomas H. Northen
George 3. Brown
Charles ¢. Fleming
Robert Hanech
William Reynolds
Howard R. Callaway
Richard Sams
Gamuel Tupper
Daniel B. Barris
Frank D. Holland
George Dexter
Frank Mikell
Chipley R. Setze
Louis D. Hoppe
John C. Ruse
Spencer R. Attsinson
Katherine Brumby
Kate “ Roberts
Charles “Edward Cox
Allyn
Edward H. Roberts
Lewis
C. Fletcher
Edmund Berkeley
James
William Perrin Micolson
Robert Hancock
William Prescott
Alexander Smith
Wi .W. Gray
Robert B. Ridley
Theodore Hammond
A. G. Hobbs
Luther C. Read
Vassar Woolley
Besste F, Venable
Petersburg, Va
Virginia
Luxury
Guam
Wadi
BPO
Fy Weis
Gil
ATLAS
GAS
A Bey
Caremiig
Ieee
Weaisoman & Wout
Whitehall
George Howard
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Children of the Confederacy of the Mary Gay Chapter
Decatur
Court House
M. A. Fhelan
Frances Carter
H. Fogerty
Janette
Mrs. Fogerty
R. V. ‘Cobb
Capitol Avenue
Mr. Fogerty
Manila
James A. Barber
Luelle Daniel
Washington
Wesleyan College
Miss Lamar
Macon
Martha Whitman
Harry P. Russell
John T. Dennis
Watenton
George Brown
Lithia Springs
Kate Cousins
Jonesboro
Lester
S. Cousins
Kathleen Wright
Mrs. W. A. Wimbish
A. A. Beasley
Mississippi
Majestic
W. M. Batchellor
Kimball
Secon
North Avenue
Lillian Linscomb
Birmingham
May O'Brien
Susy Harris
Maud Key
Norcross
Minniey Tripod
A. P. Tripod
Edgecar
Fort
Hugh Scott
Atlantic
Herbert Clay
Marietta
Christe Lumpkin
Hattie Price
Reed
R. B. Adair
Frank L. Fleming
Dallas
Texs Co
Eugene Crichton
Harry Nathan
Joseph Raine
Ralph Brown
Henry Francis
Ruth Stephens
Tex
N. N. Goder
Europe
Claud Smith
Bessie Houston
San Antonio
King- Wylie
Sam Weyman
W. F. Yeates
W. P. Nicolson
Savannah
Pansy Nunnally
Munroe
West Brn
Emily Greves
Sparta
Boulevard
Dennard Hughes
Maron
George Whitney
Monroe
Fran Burney
Harry Nunnally
Mercer
Hugo McCloskey
Aragon
Rex Nunnally
Wycliffe Goldsmith
University of Georgia
J. A. Hicks
Windsor Street
Puck
Cleveland
Theatres
Vide
Albany
Dental College
Central Presbyterian Sabbath’ School
A. Guwen
Afaik
EELET
Spaona
Gorham
Barly Keeley
Tha Jawaws
Whitehall St
Wilsur
A. O. Wilbur & Sons
Philadelphia
Matinee Topay
Tow1aut
Bijou Musical Comedy Co
Mexeo
York
Bitou Co
Aeacan
Walthour
Chapkian
Dixie Flyers
Dixie
North Pryor Street
DR. Stafford
Minnesea
Cire
Pring
Burk- Fart
Burkhart
Cincinnati
Charles WW. Crankshaw
Biamond Mersham and
Javier, BS
E.G, Griffin
Mgr
Gate City Dental Rooms
Ord
Norcross Building
Op Aflanta
Cevlonia
Great Atlantic & Pebble Tea
Establishea
Ami
Saic
Rutenen St
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