Wisses Wright to Entertain Guests on Tuesday
Misses Mabel and Julia Wright will host a Tuesday 3 o'clock entertainment at their South Boulevard home in honor of their sister Mrs Noel Be Weight. A list of invited guests includes Lettie Chapman Caroline Howell Elise Heath Will Heath Lilie Guerard Maude Smith Nellie Dozier Lucy Sledge Ruby Smith Nancy Waldo May Waldo Sarah Waldo Mrs Whig Kent Florence Cottingham Leila Belle Fuller Nina Fuller Lena Orr May Padgett Viola Parks Marie Parks Mrs Henry Sanders Mrs Henry Dunwoody Cartie Broadearth Miss Fannie May Banks Mrs Robert Blackburn Mrs cow Rice May Mitchell May McGuire Louise Dooly Mrs St Elmo Massingale Ethel Massingale Alice May Massingale Mrs Paul A Rice Mrs Wallace Kirkpatrick Mrs Foster Law Susie Hill and Mrs Simms plus Mrs Scott's Card Party.
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Wisses Wright
Isses Mabel
Julia Wright
Noel BE. Weight
South Boulevard
Wright
Lettie Chapman
Caroline Howell
Auiss Elise Heath
Mis Will Heath
Lilie Guerard
Maude Smith
Nellie Dozier
Lucy Sledge
Ruby Smith
Nancy Waldo
May Walio
Sarah Waldo
St Elmo Massingale
Ethel Massingale
Alice May Massingale
Paul A. Rice
Wallace Kirkpatrick
Foster Law
Susie Hih
Simms
Mrs Smith Reception Brightens Week in Dallas
Mrs Horace Smith and daughter Miss Ruby Smith hosted a grand reception yesterday at 4 PM with 200 invitations. The well-appointed home featured palms and ferns. Mrs Smith wore black net lace. Many ladies assisted in receiving, including Mrs Jahon Dickey and Miss Augusta Hardin. A Happy Evening. Mr Angier’s birthday celebrated with thirty guests at cards and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jahon Dickey
W. Crumley
A. McD. Wilson
J. L. Dickey, Jr
John R. Glenn
A. F. Walker
R. B. Biles
Sallie May Bailey
Helen Franklin
Clarence
Gipr
Angier
Recital and club events illuminate Atlanta social season
Whist prizes included a vase in Leé litz ware and a card case with consolation Christy pictures. Decorations featured American beauty roses. in the library pink roses and narcissus. Mrs Angier led entertaining guests with daughters Helen and Marie. Otto Pfefferkorn to give piano recital at Atlanta Woman's Club, via Brenau College. Daughters of the American Revolution planning hearings at 202 Peachtree Street for Memorial Hall fundraiser. Serial social notices list parties, visits, and upcoming events across Atlanta, with many residents traveling for Christmas.
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Angier
Otto Pfefferkorn
Atlanta Woman's Club
Twentieth Century Music Club
Atlanta
Brenau College
Music
H. W. Young
Daughters of the American Revolution
Peachtree Street
Continental Memorial Hall
Washington
Mail Burned In Vestibule Box At Norcross Building
The Norcross building vestibule mailbox was moved to the post office after a fire. The box itself survived, but all interior mail was destroyed by the blaze. Postmaster E F Blodgett said only a small amount of mail was lost, deposited between 11 pm Monday and 4 am Tuesday.
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Norcross
E. F. Blodgett
Bnx
Tim Me
Mrs Roosevelt Hosts Washington Society at White House Tea
Mrs Roosevelt entertained Washington society at the White House tea, the season’s first large social event, with several hundred attendees. The cabinet ladies led the receiving line, and Miss Jones and Miss Hagner presided at the tea table while Colonel Bingham and Captain Cowles made presentations with Major McCawley and Lieutenants McCoy and Poole assisting.
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Washington Society
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Cabinet
Hitchcock
Miss Jones
Cortelyou
Hingham
Cowles
Loeb
Barnes
Rix
McKinley Memorial trustees invite artists for Canton monument
At a trustees meeting of the McKinley Memorial Association an invitation will be sent next month to artists nationwide to submit designs for the Canton monument. The mine workers’ union lists national officers candidates with T. D. Nicholls of the largest anthracite district opposing Tom Lewis of Ohio for vice president.
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The
McKinley Memorial Association
Canton
Mine Workers' Organization
T. D. Nicholls
Tom Lewis
Ohio
Young Woman Tries Death by Own Action in Pelham
Miss Jessie Thompson a mill worker in Pelham tried to kill herself with laudanum yesterday morning. Doctors Clements Reid and Colwell revived her. No motive given but she was said to have been deserted by a former admirer named Branan. Branan was wounded in a previous incident when a relative of Miss Thompson confronted him. The couple then left for Moultrie. she has since returned to work and is expected to recover.
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Pelham
Jessie Thompson
Moultrie
Five Thousand Prize Port Receipts Contest Offer
The Atlanta Constitution promotes a cotton port receipts contest offering 5000 to the closest estimate, 2000 to the next, 1000 to the next, and 7000 in smaller prizes, plus 20 percent cash prizes and 2500 split among near estimates within 1000 bales. Subscriptions or 50 cents per estimate, with tiers up to ten estimates, 3 for ten, or larger bundles. Details reference current year cotton notes and Secretary Hester's crop statement.
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Ihe
Hester
Atlanta Constitution
Russell Studio Showcases Latest Child and Women Portraits
Russell excels in children's and women's photography with popular portrait styles. Visit his studio for new mounts and striking taking styles.
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Russell
National Capital Notes on Public Buildings and Immigration Bills
The house committee on public buildings and grounds favorably reports seven million dollars for a U S court site and national law library, and a senate approved thirty two million for a new agriculture building with a cost cap of one million five hundred thousand nine hundred. The federal appropriations bill totals twenty six million eight hundred thirty thousand four hundred fifty three, up five hundred thousand three hundred one from this year. Immigration hearings continue with Richard E K Campbell and Robert Watchorn urging passage of the house bill. Judiciary committee considers three joint resolutions to bar polygamy. no report issued.
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House Committee On
Mercer
United States
Department of Justice
National Lawibrary
Senate
Department of Agriculture
House
Appropriations Committee
Senate Committee On Immigration
Richard EK. Campbell
Robert Watchorn
Immigration Bureau
House Committee On Judiciary
Negro Adventist Not Barred in Treasury Move
Assistant Secretary Ailes disposed of Elmer Pettiford a colored clerk in the treasury department and a Seventh Day Adventist who refused to work on Saturdays. He is transferred to the sixth auditor's office with a pay cut from 1200 to 870 dollars a year and will be paid only for time employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ailes
Elmer Pettiford
Treasury Department
Seventh Day
Healthier Than Before After Rain Sickness
A Hot Springs Arkansas mother reports her child was drenched in rain on Sunday and developed a severe cough that night. She began Cheney's Expectorant and within two days all symptoms disappeared, leaving the child well again.
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Cheney
A. T. Potts
Hot Springs
Ark
Barrett declines Japanese mission in cable from Calcutta
Washington reports Secretary Hay received a Calcutta dated cable from Joan Barrett stating he will continue with the St. Louis exposition and decline the Japanese assignment. Loyd Griscom Jr. is expected to succeed Buck as minister to Persia. Reactions mix among senators and officials who had supported Barrett.
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Washington
Hay
Joan Barrett
Calcutta
India
Irow
Loyd Griscom, Jr
Persia
Constantinople
Buck
Barrett
State Department
Whie House
Capitol Hill
Maddox Holds Up The Bill To Appropriate One Million
Washington December 12 The house spent the day on private pension bills clearing the calendar with 173 passed. A $1,000,000 measure to eradicate foot and mouth disease in New England was set as a special order for next Tuesday. Maddox of Georgia objected to immediate consideration until he could review the bill.
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Washington
House
New England
Maddox
Georgia
Competition Stifled by Northern Securities Merger Trial
In a Minnesota state suit heard by Examiner Ingersoll, testimony claimed the Northern Securities consolidation violated statute and stifled competition. station agents and shippers testified that merger effects include ceased competition and canceled competitive rates. Separately, a War Department report on the Adder and Moccasin torpedo boats urged seacoast defense use.
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St. Paul, Minn
Examiner Ingersoll
Northern Securities Company
Minnesota
Washington
Arthur Murray
Co. J. Batley
G. F. Landers
Artillery Corps of
the Army
War Department
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