Atlanta Art Exhibition Draws Out of Town Visitors
Out of town guests praised the Atlanta Art Exhibition yesterday as the Atlanta Arts Association celebrated strong reception. The event, and purchases, bolster Atlanta’s standing as an art center with letters of congratulation to president Mrs Isaac Boyd from noted artists including Van Laer Chage and Alexander. Agnes Scott day is Monday and Girls and Boys High Schools have a home day on Tuesday, with plans to extend the exhibition through the week due to rising patronage.
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Atlanta Arts Association
Atlanta
Isaac Boyd
Te Association
van Laer
Chage
Alexander
America
Agnes Scott
Atlanta Art Association
Bazaar at Mrs Kiser s and visitors in Jefferson Monroe
A church bazar at Mrs William Wiser's Peachtree Street home will feature a luncheon, art objects and Mrs Eugenia Jones Bacon with her famed wonder stone. Also noted is Mrs J M Holder of Jefferson, a Jackson Herald associate editor, and the upcoming Nunnally Napier wedding in Monroe with a large attendance, elaborate decorations, and a special train for guests.
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Eugenia Jones-Bacon
Vatican
Europe
England
This
Old World
Florence Jackson
Saray Peel
Stockdell
Kate Robinson
Nicolson
Sadie Morris
Gholstin
Misa, Phillips
J. M. Holder
Jefferson, Ga
The
Jackson Herald
Holder
Wesleyan College
Jackson County
Georgia
Jefferson
William D. Martin
Nunnally-Napier
Onroe
Spe- Mcial.j
Frances Nunnally
Monroe
G. M. Napier
Atlanta
G. A. Nunnally
Newnan
William Hi. Nunnally
N.C. Napier
Lafayette
Stelle Stevens
Macon
Missey Annette Walker
Tda Burton
J. R. Bridges
J. R. Nunnally
H. B. Nunnally
Monros
Mrs. Jones-Bacon
Nunnally Engagements and Atlanta Weddings Highlight Social Notes
Jackson society centers on the engagement of Louise Marie Boardman to Roland B. Walker of Atlanta. A December dinner and linen shower honor Miss Frances Boardman Walker while numerous social events unfold, including aprons sale, a bazar, and sodality and domino parties featuring Atlanta hosts and prominent families.
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Frances
Social Roundup and Invitations in Atlanta Society News
A string of social items highlights engagements, entertainments, and visiting guests. Notable events include a kitchen table Brid ge party for Miss Rosebud Blyings hosted with a red and white color theme, with prizes to Miss Sarah Simms and Miss Elizabeth Adair. The LaSalle Ellis engagement notice previews a January 2 wedding in Bowden Alabama. Rev. and Mrs. Bowden announce the engagement of their daughter Sarah Lee Allgood with a Hartwell, Ga, church marriage planned for December 28.
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Julian Perdue
Rosebud ‘Blyings
Sarah Simms
Covington
Elizabeth Adair
Biyings
LeSalle-Ellis
Stephen LaSalle
Mable Pauline
Oliver SK. Ellis
Capitol Avenue
Bowden-Aligand
Hartwell, Ga
John M. Bowden
Sarah Lee
Jackson Lee Allgood
Hartwell
Fifteen Cents Demanded Parade of Cotton Leader Truitt
George W. Truitt paraded twenty five bales of cotton through LaGrange Georgia on December 8. The wagons wound around the square in a showy procession with the slogan Eight cents or to the warehouse we go written atop. At the time cotton was twelve cents, so Truitt’s cotton was directed to the warehouse.
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George W. Truitt
LaGrange
Ware House
Going After Williams
Detectives will depart for Birmingham to bring back C. C. Williams alias W. C. Counts to answer a bigamy charge. Letters found on him indicate marriages in Atlanta Enoree Macon. A warrant was sworn out by his Macon wife tonight.
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Williams
Macon
Birmingham
C. C. Willams
W. C
Atlanta
Enoree
Tonght
Officer Hills a Negro Killed by Spartanburg Chief
Spartanburg December 8 Chief of Police Littlefield shot and killed an unknown negro whom he sought to arrest on rioting charges. The officer fired twice after the suspect attempted to resist, killing him instantly. The incident caused excitement but Littlefield is deemed completely blameless.
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Hills
Negra
Spartanburg
8. C
Spetialj
Littlefield
Pion
Morrison May Follow Corey
New York reports that Thomas Morrison, currently of New York and formerly of Pittsburgh, as director ofUnited States Steel, has been chosen as successor to William Ellis Corey, president of U S Steel. Morrison, a Dunfermline native, came to the U.S. in 1896 and rose from machinist at Homestead to Carnegie Steel departments.
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Morrison
Corey
New York
Thomas
News
Pittsburg
United States Stee Corporation
William Ellis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Dunfermla Itland
Homestead
Carnegie Steel Company
Claims Pushed by Livingston in Congress for Local Citizens
Washington dispatch lists claims bills introduced by Colonel Livingston for Atlanta area residents and others in his district. Items include sums for St Luke Episcopal Church Atlanta, heirs and estates of several individuals, churches, miscellaneous trustees, and a reimbursement to the state of Georgia for removal funds. The report ends with a brief exchange about reformers.
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Washington
Livingston
Atlanta
St. Luke Protestant Episcopal Church
Avlanta
William, Markham
Henry Banks
John M
George. T. Reeves
Miss Honara
Ryan
Mark Miller
Samuel I Gustin
Holman Green
Jones , Boro
Hisas
May & Gold
Ambrose Chewning
Margaret Barge
Campbell
Wlittan
Brs
Sarah EB
Youngblood
John J. Hart
Emly Evans
Charles L. Bradwell
Thomas W. Mc i Arthur
George P. Howard
W. BR. Harris
Alex I. Willams
James AL .Stewart
Roma
Joseph FH. Davis
J. W. McConnell
Andrew J. Weiss
C. BE. Rosser
Willis Ramsey
African Methodist Church
James Doyle
James” A. Gregory
James A. Kennedy
Georgia
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Percy
Darlington
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Sodality Party
William Avalpin
Young Ladies' Sodality of the Sacred Hearth
Jamas Warren Engm Tis, JR
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Nelfie Harrie
Henry Johnson
William McClelland
Mary Lou Baker
Misses Nettle
Gertrude Brandon
Lee Brandon
W. B. Diebro
Howard Arnold
J. M. Beasley
Edith Cofield
May Archer
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J. J. Simpson
Eugenia Harper
Eugene Arnold
Rae Schlesinger
Nannie Stephens
Mark Tolbert
Ben Padgett, Jr
Frank Baker
Nell O'Donnelly
Lillian and
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Henry Brittain
Thomas Stokes
George Seay
Wiliam Uéstér
Marshall Fekford
Tompkins
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