Smiths Entertain and Society Notes on Peachtree
Mrs. and Mrs. Alexander Smith entertained at their Peachtree home with a prettily decorated table and guests including Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Blamond, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Morwell, Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson Peek, Dr. and Mrs. Hunter Cooper, and Major and Mrs. Bins. A separate card party hosted by Mrs. BR M Rose and Mrs. Randolph Rose drew sixty players, prizes included a glass design and a bo bon dish, with a bonbon luncheon served amid arrangements of American beauty roses. Joseph Habersham Chapter D A R will meet at the executive mansion, while the Atlanta Woman's Club and Trinity Bible Mission Society schedule December gatherings. Also noted are wedding announcements for Nellie Rebecca Smith and Bayless Crayton Sloan, and numerous social notices of visits and entertainments across Atlanta society.
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Mrs. Smith
Alexander M Smitil
Peachtree
T. A. Blammond
Clark Morwell
Wiluim Lawson
fFlunter
P. Cooper
Anu Bins
BR. M. Rose
Randolphn Rose
Morgan
Carléton
Iler
Dresden
Romalre
Joseph Habersham
D. Abr
Atlanta Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Trinity Blome Mission Society
Trinity Mission
Leawood Street
Lake Westview
Walker
Elia Street
Fragmentary Society Notes and Local Arrangements
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kathleen Golley and Miss Speer with social visits in Alexandring Virginia and Savannah. Notes include Kathleen Golley, Miss Speer, Miss Law, Lee Jordan, Colonel and Mrs. Thomastones, and plans for upcoming Sundays and travels to Macon and Chicago. The items are brief social snippets with uncertain dates and locations.
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Oologktor
Bcarrol
Payne
Alexandring
Kathleen
Golley
Ferfis Asin
Paena
Mise Worthan
Macon
Railway Notes Claim Men Meet Today in Atlanta
The southeastern claim conference convenes in the Transportation Club rooms of the Peters building at 10 o'clock this morning after a postponement from November 29. Officials discuss loss claims, procedures, and new secretary and treasurer duties while subcommittees plan meetings in New Orleans. News covers railroad extensions, personnel movements, and freight association events around Atlanta, with notes on the New York fast mail and various railroad executives visiting the city.
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Southeastern Claim Conference
Transportation Club
Peters
New York
Virginia
Southeastern
Cowden
F. A. Healy
New Sugar Law for France Reduces Tax on Refined Sugar
Paris reports the chamber of deputies adopted a new sugar law by 887 to 44 votes reducing the tax on refined sugar to 25 francs per 22 pounds as compensation for abolishing sugar bounties under the Brussels convention. The house rejected a state monopoly proposal and ratified the Brussels sugar convention. the senate also approved France joining the St Louis exposition participation.
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Paris
Chamber * of Deputies
Senate
France
Critiz enters contest with gubernatorial platform
Judge Frank A Critiz of West Point announces his run for governor next year outlining a platform. He opposes dividing the state school fund by race, favors better white schools in white counties, a uniform textbook system, a department of agriculture and commerce, and taxes on corporations. He criticizes exemptions and supports Mississippi levees.
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Jackson
Miss
Frank A.critiz
West Point
Ernor
Department of Agriculture and Commerce
Mississippi
Supreme Court
W. F.y.McDonald
Madison County
Penag
McDonald
Supreme ‘Court
Pinkerton
Ratliff
Sixth Circuit
Longino
Messrs
W. B. Mixon
J.B. Webb
McComb City
Ratlife
Vicksburg
W. D. Holder
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Circuit Court of
Hinds County
Wirt Adams
Canton, Aberdeen and Nashville
Ilnois Central
Gulf and
Ship Island
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Cottrel
Holly Springs
Winter School for Farmers Son Proves Popular at UGA
Chancellor Walter B Hill visits Atlanta to advocate the university winter course for farmers sons noting last year’s success and an expected attendance rise to eighty five to one hundred. The program combines academic training with practical dairying instruction for youths from farming families.
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Walter. B. Hill
Walter‘ B. HI
University of Georgia
General Assembly
Constitution
Hill
Calkins Praises Grape-Nuts For Digestive Relief
Wyoming Wis writer Franklin W. Calkins testifies in Youth's Companion that Grape-Nuts cured his nervous dyspepsia after years of stomach pangs. He says the food restored appetite and improved life, noting he now eats hearty dinners and finds Grape-Nuts a truthfully beneficial brain food.
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Calkins
Franklin W. Calkins
Wyoming
Wis
Bijou season climax and bold vaudeville lineup at Grand
The Bijou concludes its run with The Stranger in a Strange Land and a strong vaudeville bill featuring Captain Webb trained sea lions Livingstones and Kline and Clifton at the Grand. Rose Coghlan stars in The Second Mrs Tanqueray with lavish gowns and a premier scenic show by the Marguerita Sylva company The season’s reception is favorable with growing subscription lists and high attendance.
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Bijou
Bijou Musical Comedy Company
Atlanta
Cosy New Theater
Nagt
Lana
Qus Harlan
Little Chip
Tony Hart
David Andrada
Andrew ‘Bode
Dan Marble
Livingstones
Ellsworth
Burt
Lutz Brothers
Kline
Clifton
Tanqueray
Rose Coghlan
Pinero
the Grand
Marguerita Sylva’ Company
Strotlers
Rodgers Relinquishes Command of Asiatic Squadron
Rear Adm Frederick Rodgers, former commander in chief of the Asiatic squadron, relinquishes his command and departs the cruiser New York. He will sail to the Brooklyn navy yard today, with Rear Adm Casey at San Diego informed that the New York is available as his flagship.
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Rodgers
San Francisco
Frederick Rodgers
Asiatic Squadron
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Casey
Sandiego
Wisconsin
New ‘York
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Charles Ti. Hell
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