Women Club Meeting Highlights Social and Educational Plans
The regular T Woman's Club meeting drew large attendance with reports and a floral committee note from Mrs. E L Wonnally. A December concert by Mr Premercorn was announced, and upcoming Children’s Day activities scheduled for January. The literature committee outlined a year of lectures and readings, and scholarship gifts from Mrs Simons and the General Educational Board were discussed along with local civic education efforts led by Mrs M A Lipscomb.
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T Woman's Club
Edward T. Brown
E. L. Wonnally
Perkins
Tennessee
Washington Seminary
Hamilton Douglass
Premercorn
Mran House
Brenau College
Gainesville
Harry W. Young
Twentieth Century Music Club
Woman's Club
Corqiuitter
Chander
George Eliot
Celestia Parrish
Mary Applewhite Bacon
Sidney Lawler
Mary Gude
Lucy Harrison
Gertrude Smith
Athene
W. ‘Ft. Chandler
Ss de Medici Uni
Irs
T. Chandler
Enya
Edward Vind Sill
BT. Brown
Geeslinery Chuleet
Architecure
George Stewart
NPR Tinting Dev
Clarence Johnson
Simmons
Shorter College
H. W. Young
Brown
State Normal At
Athens
General Educational Board
Atlanta Constitution
Farnsworth
Buck
M. A. Lipscomb
Georgia
Lucy Cobb
Lipscomb
Miss Keipp
Miss Purneker
Miss Gallagher
Miss Foster
Grieg
Miss Punneker
Massenet
Beethoven
Gounold
Vieuxtemps
Wilhelmy
Stag dinners and society notices centerpiece Raleigh to Mineola
A listing of social events includes a stag dinner hosted by R Charles Scipia at Kimball Street for Jud son Clifford Carroll of Raleigh with guests from Durham Baltimore Nashville and Mineola. Another stag dinner honored Mr Carroll hosted by Junius Oglesby at Washington Street. Mrs Robert J Lowry calls a Grady hospital Ladies Aid meeting at 10 30 this morning with Miss Jennie Inglish inviting the Young Ladies auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Charles Scipia
Kimball Street
Judson Clifford Carroll
Raleigh
N. C
Mr. Carroll
James Allen Morris
Wiliam B. Guthrie
Durham
P. Morton, Sr
Baltimore
Norwood Carrol
L. 4. Carr
W. P. Whitaker
Guy Rankin
Nashville
Junius Jus Oglesby
Carroll
R. J. Clifford Carroll
Minecee N. C
Lella Morris
Junius Oglesby
Washington Street
Charles Sciple
Sworwood Carroll
Mrs. Lowry
Robert J. Lowry
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Grady Hospital
Aragon Hotel
Jennie Inglish
Young Ladies’ Auxiliary
Atlanta
China Inland Mission
Gospel Room
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Ladies’ Guild of
St. Philip Church
Peachtree
R. A. Johnson
Ligon Johnson
Sciple
Florida
Frederick Johnson
Kentucky
James Edwin Hickey
The Carnegie Lectures at Carnegie Hall Tonight
Carnegie hall hosts the first of a winter lecture series with Miss L Graham Crozier discussing The Dramatic Ponses of the French Revolution. She studied in Paris and will present with insight. Judge Henry Lumpkin is slated as the next speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
L. Graham Crozier
Faris
Henry Lumpkin
Social tea and city wedding report from Atlanta era
Miss Letitie Joboon and Miss Leila Morris attend tea at 4 pm Friday while Mr Bizard and Mrs Horace Smith host guests. Ernest Ottley and Sidney Ryan noted in city visit. J W Rowe and Miss Lucy McWaters wed yesterday at 2 30 pm in Atlanta with Judge Byrd presiding.
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Iey
Kawara
Miss Letitie
Joboon
Sar
Guy “Rankin
Meadville
Iss Leila Morris
Cbizard Beto
Horace Smith
Ant Ee Dilsa
Ruby Smith
Agr
Hn L
Ernest Ottley
Cedartown
Sidney Ryan
Savannah
J. W. Rowe
Decatur Street
Lucy McWaters
Atlante
Four Receivers Appointed in Four Bankruptcy Cases
Judge William T. Newman appointed receivers in four U S bankruptcy petitions. Lamar Rucker to oversee Cloud and Herring. M J McCord named in another case. F M Scott Sr appointed in a third. W W Wisanska named for William E Ledford who reported assets of 700 dollars against 3040 in liabilities. Insolvency charged in all filings. Barnett's Vanilla Extract advertised.
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Newman
United States Court
William T. Newman
Lamar Rucker
Cloud & Herring
Mayson, Hill & McGill
Heidtlberg, Wolf & Co
B. Stern & Son
New York
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
F. M. Scott, Sr
Tompkins & Alston
W. W. Wisanska
William E. Ledford
Etheridge
New Postoffice Window Opens for Public Inquiries
Postmaster Blodgett opens a new inquiry window beside the general delivery area to handle address changes and information inquiries. J. W. Conway will manage the window, operating weekdays from morning until 6 p m and Sundays 9 a m to 4 30 p m. This aims to relieve pressure on general delivery and streamline public service.
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Blodgett
J. W. Conway
Sundeya
Lee Asks for Commutation in Clemency Bid
Millard Lee seeks executive clemency after being convicted of the murder of Miss Lilla Suttles and sentenced to death. His lawyers Arnold & Arnold and Warre filed the clemency petition with the Prison Commission, along with the brief of evidence. They argue unsound mind and insanity at the time of the killing as grounds for commuting to life. The governor and commission will review the case in the current week. The supreme court previously upheld the death sentence.
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Frison Commission
Miss Suttles
Millard Lee
Lilla Suttles
Prison Commission
Messrs
Arnold & Arnold
Warre
HIH
Lee
Supreme Court
Criminal Superior Court of
Fulton County
Fire destroys Manthey store. father and one child dead
In Menominee Wisconsin on December 8 a fire at Colgate destroyed the Manthey general store and dwelling. Max Manthey, age 60, died after jumping from a window. A two year old child burned to death and another child likely fatally injured. Several others escaped with lesser injuries. the mother and two other children escaped unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menominee
Wis
Max Manthey
Colgate
Here
Mr. Manthey
That obscene letter writer blamed on Chicago authors
Postoffice investigators report Chicago obscene letters and postal cards were not written by a single person. Inspector Stuart and handwriting experts compared samples with suspected writers and found multiple authors. Payne said efforts to locate all guilty parties continue.
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Postoffice
Chicago
Washington
Stuart
Payne
Tea in bonded warehouses free withdrawal advocated
Secretary Shaw urges free withdrawal of tea from bonded warehouses for consumption. He proposes amending the customs act or enacting a special law to permit withdrawals to prevent hardship to tea merchants, directing this to House Ways and Means Chair Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Washington
Payne
House Committee
Holmes Sworn In as Supreme Court Justice in Washington
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes of Massachusetts was sworn in as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court today. The oath was administered by Clerk James H. McKenna, and a large crowd filled the courtroom to witness the ceremony.
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London
Harry McCalmont
Newmarket
McCalmont
Ising Glass
United States
Spain
Edward
Justice Holmes
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Massachusetts
James H. McKenna
Norwegian Bark Ruth Abandoned at Sea Near Korsbers Route
Captain Work of the British steamer Darliere ton reports the Norwegian bark Ruth of Korsbers was abandoned on November 17. The vessel was located at latitude 4 north, longitude 25.39 west, near Savannah, Georgia.
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Savannah
Work
Darliereton
Norweggan
Ruth
Kousbers
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