Dame Fatinee Party Honors Miss Wilhelm at Seaside Soiree
Mrs Frederick Gore hosted a society fete featuring a grand march and a concert with a long guest list. Notables included Dorothy Wilhelm, Miss Lawndes, and Mrs Wake, among many others, with dances, bracathe decoations, and a public invitation for the event.
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Frederick Gore
Dorothy Wilhelm
Wiss Wyelm
Wille
Fore Williams Visaume
Max Lipford
Wiss Biances Balgy
Campbell Jenzies
Min Oie
Meetings Planned Across Venues Honor Group Members
An array of church and community gatherings is set for Temple, Inman Park, and Stone Mountain area locations. The events, hosted by First Baptist and affiliated groups, aim to honor dedicated members and raise funds for local missions with services, concerts, and charity drives scheduled through the coming month.
Social items from New Orleans tale of Miss Rice and society weddings
The Daily States highlights social happenings with Miss May Rice of Atlanta and Miss Carola Sykes Hamilton of Columbus as a sponsor and maid of honor at a Jeffersonian gathering. Numerous local names attended engagements, weddings, births, and society events, including bank president Mr Jones, Mrs Wood Need, and others from New York to Georgia, with references to civic and church activities and travel plans.
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the Daily States
New Orleana
Miss May Rice
Atlanta
Carola Sykes Hamilton
Columbus
Aiss
Miss Hamilton
Gaming Army of ‘Tennessee
Confederate “Veterans Reunion
Miss Rice
Honeu
Bmround
Jones
New
New Vols
Motion Picture Parade Film Planned for Second Annual Industrial Show
Clarke of the Brooks Co and Industrial Cut announces a motion picture of the parade to be shown at the second annual industrial show under the Geor g Chamber of Commerce auspices in County City. The event will feature dozens of automobiles and a large fleet of farm equipment worth thousands of dollars. The parade is expected to draw significant spectator attention and showcase agricultural and industrial progress in the region.
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Ctarg Clarke
Brooks Co
Mmn
Geot Am Chamber Ff Comin Co
Pera
Isanaes
Hereford
Bible Class Workers Hold Meeting Sunday
A special conference of Atlanta adult Bible class workers will meet Sunday afternoon at the Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. It is held under the Georgia Sunday School Association and the International Sunday School Association. John T Pendleton will preside and a service of scripture reading and prayer will be included. An opportunity will be given for discussion on any phase of the work.
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Adult Bible Slags Workers of
Atlanta
Wesley Memoria Methodist Churche
Georgia Sunday School
Asc
Atiot
Ali
Bennes
Chicago
International Sunday School
Ausomation
John T Pendleton
AC Goa
Teading
Priver
Joseph Ar Gate
Sen
Tabernacle Choir Plans Concert With Guests
The Baptist Tabernacle Horr invites Ur and Mr. Jacob G White to attend a concert prep. A defensive membership campaign will be launched as preparations are made for a concert featuring the Golden Legend.
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Tabernacle Choir
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Horr
Jacob G White
Cimpaum
Alda to Sing Carmen in Atlanta This Season
Madame Alda a famed Atlanta favorite will perform only once this season in the role of Micaela in Carmen at the Metropolitan Opera audience hears she is limited by her husband the Met manager Gitti Casazza. The article notes her international career from Paris to London and her appeal as a top dressed artist. The single Atlanta appearance follows months of touring in the south and Australia. Opera sale of single performances continues at the City store on Broad Street and Philips & Crew on Dryor Street.
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Madame Plantes Alda
Atlanta
Madame Wrances Alda
Gitti Casazza
Metropolitan Opera Company
Madame Alda
Micaela
Little Mountain Maich
Ciitlsa
Oversopiano
Madame Aida
Australi
Freeman Ow
Paris
Royal Opera of
Brusseils
Italy
London
The
Metropolitan
New York
Shebie
America
Long Island
Cibto Company
Broad Street
Philips & Crew
iDryor Street
Bankruptcy Practice Grows in Volume Says Porter in Lecture
Porter, a noted bankruptcy lawyer, told law students at the university that bankruptcy practice has surged in Australia over the past year and is expected to rise further after the 1895 federal bankruptcy act. He noted the stage of the law’s operation has matured and urged students to prepare for this growing field.
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Porter
H Porte
Iania Benkruptcy
Vilanti Lis
Austrnia
Tuung
Legis Tion
Mir Porter
Tcekul
Mie Portér
Umea
Diakrupics
Porters
Dixie Court Organized by Mrs Anna Shipman
The Line Co of the order of Apiranth held a formal organizing meeting at the Winecaff hotel led by Mrs Anna Shipman of Last Orange. The charter members included wives and daughters of master Mogens. the order numbers in the thousands across many U S sections. The gathering featured degrees conferred and guest appearances by Mrs Wo B Cummings, wife of the chief of the free department.
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Order of
Apiranth
Iistex
Antu Moshiyenw
Minyoshipmen
Theder
Mogens
Cudas Aus Stupman
Wo B Cummings
Cadillac Cylinder Lectures by Mr. Stophins at Potbie Street
Impehav special arrangements by Lindse Booking present four lectures by Mr. Stophins on a famous cylinder Cadillac. The exhibition at Athinta Cadiline company shows will be at 210, 410, and 330 Tom Rordmindon will be charged to attend. travelers are urged to see this instructive automotive talk.
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Impevah
Lindse Booking
Hemounim FF
Pachlsve Setrart
Athinta Cadiline Company
Pot Bie
Stophins
Prelds
Tom Rordmindon
Christian Church Seeks Charter for Planned College
Motions and petitions outline steps toward establishing a college by a Christian church. Names such as John Ho Wael Mtlunka and others appear in association with the effort as part of a council or committee. The document discusses authorization, site, and potential affiliations.
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John Ho
College Girls Attend School of Instruction Held by Health Board
College girls attend a school of instruction organized by the health board. The event aims to educate on health and welfare, with leaders guiding discussions and demonstrations. Details are framed to inform participants about expected roles and safety practices under the new health act.
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Health Board
Berith
Home Night Entertainment Leads Wesley House Access Praise
Students and staff gathered for a home night program highlighting Shawnee ward projects and school performances. The event honored Wesley House and praised the access achieved across departments as local readers shared feedback and commendations.
City Council Faces Special Session on Jitney Bus Ordinance
City leaders plan a special session following a long series of committee and council meetings to consider a proposed jitney bus ordinance. Officials anticipate a straightforward adoption with future amendments as needed.
Damage suit denied by company in Athens case
Ansperme the suit for 10400 damages alleges misrepresentation and injury when Miss Powella rented and claims she was thrown from a streetcar. The company denies liability and argues Powell’s suit is absurd while disputing overpayment and occupation details on Athens Oil avenues January 6.
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Ansperme
Lowell
Georgia
Athens
Oil
Priester Company
Man Powell
Uncle Andy Declines Civic Forum Vice Presidency
Uncle Andy Stewart Fulton county civic forum elected to a leadership role but declined the vice presidency citing opposition to abolishing the criminal court. The forum now searches for a new site president as the organization reconsiders its goals and leadership.
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Andy
Civic Forum
Taltan County
Tnule
Andy Stewart Pulton Tay
Andy Stewatt
Ttis
Charter Granted to Hogansville Bank in Froop County
The third state bank charter issued within a week by Secretary of Kente Pil Cook authorizes Planters Bank of Moganeville in Froop county to capitalize at $2500. Incorporators listed as C Brultt of TapeS Rear Jentans HL B North and 2 Deivels of Hogansville.
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Kente Pil Cook
Planters Bank
Moganeville
Froop
Hogans Ville
Artillery Pageant Enacted On Viaduct In Atlanta
Hundreds of Allentans gathered on Washington Street Thursday night to watch the Georgia National Guard artillery battery perform street maneuvers and stunts. A minstrel extravaganza and artillery pageant will raise funds to transport the battery to San Francisco for the exposition under Captain F M Hitde Js and Lt mi uyeayirs. The unit practiced rapid drill atop the viaduct and near the Auditorium, with musicians and singers in support as preparations continued for the Atlanta theater show.
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Washington Street
Atland
National Guard of Georgia
Atlanta
Puk
Mi Uyeayirs
Militiuy
Chuige
Itunlas
Ue Aruilers Pline
Piedmont Fuir
Charities Conference Delegates Named by Governor Sliton
Delegates to the forty second annual meetings of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections were appointed by Governor Sliton. The list includes professors, judges, and professionals from Georgia, Virginia, and nearby states, with attendees from Atlanta, Columbus, and Macon among others. The conference is set for Baltimore in May.
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Sliton
Itional Conference of Chanties
Baltimore
Mao
Branties
Lsm
Jones Miledge
Anam Dodge
Atenpas
Haitmond Jom
Nepe
Profeasor
John E Aplell
Rey Henry
Guy Stireed
Aigunra
Moneilet Columbus Cewtp
Columas Ge
Monroe
Sten Wass
Aon
Dfyaken Adlama
Auianti
Greenfield Atlan
Sabe Schoen
Tlomay Friry Ag
Torin
Atlanta
Nike Ersant Iifton
Ua Garland
Sean
Kinema Revo Youn
J C Barl ar Explains About Baby Billy
J C Barl ar speaks about a baby named Billy in a Volunteers satire scene. He claims the infant was left at a ham site and handled by unknown parties before a supposed cure attempt failed. Detective Ros sel notes Barlar’s alleged familiarity with the infant and related dinners.
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Tierte Bau
Sal
Bern
Keime
Bart O
Ham
Edo Weman
Meededia Howe
Barlar
le Rendiad
Milion
Wedding Secret Kept Six Months by Atlanta Couple
After six months of secrecy, Mrs Graves of Atlanta and Mr Graves announced their marriage. The couple had lived in Atlanta for three years and recently relocated for Mr Graves to take a position with Riverside Firestone in Jacksonville.
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Graves
Alanta
Te Jeorwalle
Mas Lona Hann
St Laws
Atlant
Tacksem
Riverside
Flestrin
Borvacenont
Simoon Jacktonville
Albany voters approve $80,000 bond issue for projects
Albany Georgia residents easily approved two bond propositions totaling eighty thousand dollars. The plan funds a forty thousand dollar municipal auditorium on city owned land and forty thousand dollars for a new grammar school in the northern section. More than four fifths of registered voters cast ballots in favor.
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Albany
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