Cotillion Club Plans Brilliance in Atlanta Society History
Newly organized cotillion club forecasts as one of the most brilliant in Atlanta society. Officers include J W Engish Jr as president and John D Little as vice president. Events set for December 18 with lavish decorations, Parisian fashion planning, and invitations underway. Guests include Governor and Mrs Terrell at a dinner. Mahogany Sale proceeds fund maternity ward. Violin recital by Gustave Pringnitz to follow at Kilndworth conservatory. Distinguished Atlanta women host a reception complimenting Mrs James Jackson.
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Atlanta
Capital City Club
J. W. Engish, Jr
John D. Little
Hugh Adams
Charles W. Crankshaw
Thomas B Jalne
Gordon Kiser
Ulle Atkinson
Fiton Cassile
Cotillion Club
Curio
Wilmer Moore
Robert Foreman
Henry Jackson
Robert Maddox
Juden Field
Inman
Arkwright
Ellis
Brandon
Rosalie Howell
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Henry Snutan
Gustave W. Pringnitz
Johann
Bach
Kilndworth Conservatory
Pringnitz
Loure
Bourre
Mrs. Jackson
At- Alanta
W. P. Pattillo
James Jackson
Ber
Elizabeth Duncan
LaGrange
Augusta Hardin
May Lou Smith
Maude Collins
Ralph Smith
Oliver Julnstone
Hermaf Johnstone
Constantine
Athens
Paul Smith
Ballard
Palmetto
William Nunnally
George Spence
Smith
Dancing party at Capital City Club honor aim of Misses Gray
Mrs W S Elkin hosts a Monday evening reception in the Capital City Club ball room for Misses Jennie and Cornelian Gray. Invitations issued yesterday list about 150 unmarried guests. Supper at midnight precedes dancing. Elkin and the honors greet guests in the reception room.
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W. S. Elkin
Jennie
Cornelian Gray
Capital City
Mrs Mims to Lecture at Grand Opera House
Christian Science Church of Atlanta invites the public to a Sunday lecture at 3:30 by Mrs Tivingston Mims at the Grand Opera House. She belongs to the Christian Science board of lectureship and is a leading southern figure in the faith, noted for eloquence and mastery of Christian Science topics.
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Mims
First
Serand Churches of Christ
Scientist
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
Tivingston Mims
Jesus
Kellam Brothers Advertising Slogan Trial Offer
Durable colors and perfect workmanship advertised by Kellam Brothers. The offer invites a trial with a satisfaction guarantee. Contact Bell phone 12989 or office 836 Equitable Building.
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Kellam Brothers
Bell
Equitable Building
Nineteenth Century Club History Class Event note
A summary of Atlanta social happenings. Mrs Pattillo hosts the Nineteenth Century Club History Class with Mrs Jackson as key charter member, plus a large gathering of club women and dignitaries. The passage also mentions a Christmas bazaar, a Palmetto and Atlanta wedding, and various society meetings and personal notices across the city.
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Pattillo
Jackson
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Rs. Pattitto
Clags
Patticlo
Robert Emory Park
City Federation
Edward Brown
Atlanta Woman's Club
I. ¥. Sage
D. A
W. L. Peel
A. McD. Wilson
AuUlanta
State Federation
Atlanta
Fancy goods sale at St Andrew's mission benefit
Meckle at 246 Washington street announces a benefit sale for St Andrew's mission. Items include fancy goods, candy and dolls, with hours 3 to 10. A supper will be served and H B Mason of Philadelphia is visiting. Mrs John Hill hosts cards Friday for Mrs Stephen Willis Clarke of Bedford City Virginia. Positive note on vanilla extract emphasizes Burnett's brand.
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T Fariinger
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Washington Street
St. Andrew's Mission
H. B. Mason
Philadelphia
John Hill
Stephen Willis Clarke
Bedford City
Safe blowers arrested in Mobile after train arrival
Albert Criswold and J. Russell alias Clark, two of the nation's most dangerous safe blowers, were arrested in Mobile with help from Jacksonville detectives. They are wanted for a Cohen Brothers safe in Savannah and a December 6 heist. cash found on them totals $884, with dynamite and burglary tools recovered. They resist extradition to Florida, claiming Brooklyn residency and electrician trades. Criswold, 24, bears a left leg tattoo. Russell, 23, has a left hand ripple.
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Mobile
Ala
Albert Criswold
Allay Duncan
J. &. Russell
Clark
Loutaville
Nashville
Jacksonville
Fla
Criswold
Cohen Brothers
Savannah
Chiswold
Russell
Florida
Brooklyn
Driswold
Murder convict faces death for Pratt mines killing
Birmingham, December 9 Frank Adams was convicted of murder and given the death sentence. The case stands out as Adams, a Black man, was already serving a thirty year sentence in the mines. He killed Dave Lee in slope No. 2 at Pratt mines months ago. Lee, also a convict serving life for murder, was among five witnesses at the trial, all of whom are serving life sentences in the mines.
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Birmingham
Ala
Frank Adams
Adams
Dave Lee
Slope No
Pratt Mines
Lee
Gibson's and Christy's Lead in Gifts Buch Book Co.
Gibson's and Christy's emerge as leaders in gifts. Buch Book Co located at 69 Whitehall.
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Gibson
Christy
Buch! Book Co
Whitehall
Wally Wander On And His Story Telling Machine
Juvenile tale by Joel Chandler Harris illustrated by Mort Moseley priced at 1.60 with 5 cents postage. Published by John M. Miller Company located at 3¢ Marietta street Atlanta Georgia.
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Wally Wander Oon
Joel Chandler Harrip
Mort Moseley
John M. Miller Company
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Crosby & Co to Offer Hawkes Spectacles in Marietta
In Marietta Georgia C M Crosby & Co announce a new holiday line of Hawkes spectacles and glasses and have secured the Hawkes scientific optician for Thursday Friday and Saturday. Customers may visit Crosby & Co to obtain Hawkes glasses at the Atlanta price and service for holiday gifts.
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Hawkes
C. M. Crosby & Co
Hawkes’ Scientific Optician
Crosby & Co
Atlanta
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