Atlanta Social Luncheon Hosts in White and Green
Mrs. 3 R Whitehead entertained about a hundred ladies at a luncheon yesterday. Guests included Miss Lulu Fulton and several others. The lower floor featured white and green decor with dogwood and Easter lily accents. Fashion notes highlighted gowns of Mrs. Porter Brown and Miss Fetter among many attendees. Afternoon promenades along Peachtree street and a reception mood persisted through the day.
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Ture
R. Whitehead
Whitehead
Lulu Fulton
George M. Brown
Evelyn Harris
James Rufaell Porter
Warner Martin
Norwood Mitchell
Jardinieres
Re. Whitehead
Atlaneta
James R. Porter
Fetter
Peachtree Street
W. Od. Bilis
Wilmerding
Asa Candler
Edward Peters
Milton Dargan
E. G. McCabe
Henry Grady
Sudden Death of Mrs Amorous in Atlanta Home
After weeks of illness, Mrs. Mia Maria K. Amorous wife of M. F. Amorous a leading Atlanta social figure died just before 10 AM at 2651 Ivy Street. Born Emma Kate Williams in Montgomery Alabama she married Mr. Amorous nineteen years ago and was 40 at death. She was renowned for beauty grace and devotion to family and charitable acts in Georgia and Alabama society.
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Mia
Maria K. Amorous
M. F. Amorous
Atlanta
Ivy Street
Austous
Amorous
Emma Kate Willams
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Mr. Amorous
Public-spirited Mrs Amorous Laid to Rest at Sacred Heart
Obituary portrait highlights Mrs Amorous as philanthropic, loving wife and mother who supported less fortunate families. Survived by husband, seven children, father W. Williams of Madison, Ga., three sisters, two brothers, and other relatives. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church conducted by Rev. Father Gunn. Moon inhabited remark follows.
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Lfe
Z. Willams
Montgomery
Sacred Heart Church
Hood Elected Mayor in Commerce Georgia
C J Hood was elected mayor to fill the vacancy after Colonel Pemberton Cooley resigned. The news item also reports a Baptist protracted meeting in Perry with Rev John J Eden Rev J A Ansley and C A Lanier assisting and mentions several local social notes and family updates from Atlanta and surrounding areas.
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Perry
Baptist Church
John J. Eden
J. A. Ansley
Meticus
C. A. Lanier
Antera
Lanier
W. W. Landrum
Orators Meet Next Friday at Emory College
Covington Ga April 27 Special the Newton County Oratorical contest will occur at Oxford Friday May 4 in the Emory college auditorium Newton was the first county to inaugurate this scheme The first contest in 1900 drew 4000 attendees Dr James E Dickey Emory president will welcome Rev J T Euges will respond Governor J M Terrell invited as chairman of judges The program features Emory quartet and other music Deadline prizes include a twenty dollar gold coin for best girl recitation and a similar prize for best boy declamation Other prizes money pictures and books will be given after prize time H O Stone will distribute seventh grade certificates Noonday basket dinners will be served on campus.
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Covington
Newton County
Oxford
Emory College
Newton
James E. Dickey
J. T. Euges
J.M. Terrell
Emory
County Board of Education
Phena Avery
Rock Plains
Mattie Edwards
Gum Creek
Bessie Frekquet
Stansells
Bessie Paine
Brick Store
Sallie Mae Smith
Wyatt
Crene Stanton
Newborn
Vivian Frances ‘Thompson
Mansfield
Eva Trimble
Annie Wicks
Cedar Shoals
Ernest Avery
Rocky Plains
Grover Bailey
Stansems
Robert Cullits Newborn
J. Tilden Ellington
Perry Hays
Joe Lassiter
Henry Stone
Ben Hicks Woodruff
College
Cedartown Odd Fellows to Attend Augusta Grand Lodge
Cedartown lodge of Odd Fellows will be well represented at the Augusta grand lodge meeting next month by P. A. Hunt Dr. L. B. Ledbetter Colonel G. R. Hutchens and W. S. Coleman past grands. The lodge is described as strong in numbers and enthusiasm, with Odd Fellowship leading fraternity matters in Polk.
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Cedartown
Cedartown Lodge of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Augusta
P. A. Hunt
Foreign Consuls Safe in San Francisco April 27
The French Italian and Danish consuls in San Francisco, once reported missing, have been located and are accounted for after briefly separating from their companions.
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San Francisco
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Mrs. Whitehead
Raby Robingon
Edward Chamberlain
Owers
Harry M. Atkinson
Valleiss
Agnes Ladson
Margaret Duncan
Young Men's Christian Association
Kimball House
Pisrzon
O'Brien
Och Todd
Munger
Richard Orme Flinn
Youss Women’s Christian Association
Bebe
RS. Blackman Dunn
Magsestis
Eloise Bebe
Wilmington
North Carolina
Browning Hall
Ma. B.C. Doris
Lilian Clark Yodd
M. Mayer
J. M. ‘Dearne
Willie Wilford
Fiano
Barcevse
Hoffman
I. M. Mayer
Frais
Donizetti
Ethel Reed
Elliott Harris
Rand Aue
Edlius
Alice
Guy
Misa Eliott
Mr. Warris
King’s Daughters and Sons
W. C. Ballard
Alice Street
Miss Amsden
Nan Carroll
Forrest Avenue
Edith Amsden
Alble Waldo
Turner Goldsmith
Fine Street
Robert Otis
New York
Mamie Schane
Ruth Johnston
May Archer
Wormley
Memphis
Hridge-Heeng
Rome
Clarence Heere
Cannon
Welsiger
Bright
Charles Datis
Warm Springs
Ralph Howard
Columbus
Nell O’donnelly
New
M. M. O'Shen
Rosa Cloud Cowan
Eilwood A. Schoaley
Ohio
Jowneys
Lowney
Walter M. Lowney
Kreely
Keely
Broadway
Patent Colt
Vici Kid
Keely Company
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Liebig Company
T. Boret
Briminl
Pomtal
Liebig
Masten
Lad
Jan Hartson
Mrs. Amorous
Ufe
Mes
MARTIN _AMOROTS
Lb. L. Sulemanson
Sara Salman
Hugens Moore, Jr
M. E. Moore
Gainesville
Clark Howell
Capital City Club
Thomas 5. Feieer
Albert Howell
Robert Maddox
Gertrude
Katherine Dynes
West Point
Jan Howell Cramer
Ste Tle
Louisa Cramer
Canada
Robert J. Lowry
Paula Payne
Joseph Brown Connally
Isabella
Voleck
Columbne Hall
Toste
Ant
Flas
Lave Petured
Beachtree Street
Eiseman & Weil
Eiseman & Wei
Whitehall. Street
Wamac
Cummers
Farrehives Leverpet
Collegn
Hiche
Res
Monit
Re: A Both ‘Phons
Eugene V. Haynes & Jewelers
Whitehale
J.M. High CO
Davis & Freené
Jewelers
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