Coton Club Gala at Capital City Club Highlights Social Season
A society note outlines Coton Club events tonight at Capital City Club with imported fnoors, lavish decorations of palms and cut flowers, and a formal dinner in the ladies cafe followed by cotillion. Mrs Robert J. Lowry to preside at the favors table. officers J M W Engugh, John D Little, Hugh Adams named. Visiting belles include Miss Anita Phinizy and Miss Wetherill among others. extensive entertaining plans and chaperones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coton Club
Capital City
Fnoors
New York
Robert J. Lowry
J. MW. Engugh
John D Little
Aive
Hugh Adams
Beard
Ghark
Wo Crankshaw
Thomas B. Paine
Athens Society Briefs Spell Out Holiday Plans
Daily society notes from Athens reveal Mrs Ethel Toy Henley resting well, Mrs Edward Brown hosting the Thursday Whist Club, Misa Phoebie Wetherill leaving Monday for Pennsylvania, and Mr Rutherford Lipscomb planning holidays in Athens. Several locals, including Mr Tom Brumby of Marlette and Dr John R Hopkins, return home or travel soon. Sentiments express regret at Mr Charles Northen’s condition as entertainments are organized for Misa Mary Gatins as she visits Miss Louise Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dunlap
James Dunlap
Washington, Ga
Atlanta
Jackson Street
Andrew Symons
Charleston
Joseph Thompson
A. Ward Cobb
Louise Sutherland
Dalton
James Miller
Baltimore
Eugenia Oglesby
Phoebe Wetherill
Miss Peel
Rutherford Lipscomb
Athena
Tom Brumby
Marlette
Sheelty
John R Hopkins
Misa Mary Gatins
Louise Gay
Mrs Bower
Washington City
Mrs. Rank
Ells
North Carolina
Universal Ov and Fertilizer Company chartered in Raleigh
The state grants a charter to Universal Ov and Fertilizer Company of Wilmington with authorized capital stock of 50 000 pounds to manufacture cotton oil and fertilizers. William E Worth and C W Worth are named stockholders. Leave is given to increase capital stock to 500 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big OU Company
Raleigh
N. C
Universal Ov and Fertilizer Company
Wilmington
Autharized Capital
William E. Worth
C. W. Worth
Geven
Mayson Elected President of Wigwam Association
James L. Mayson won the Wigwam Association presidency at the annual meeting held Wednesday evening. New officers include James L. Mayzon as president Edward A. Hardin vice president George B. Beauchamp secretary and George A. Johnson treasurer. Additional trustees elected to manage association property are C. C. Gillett John F. Kellam Henry L. Collier George H. Sims W. R. Bowen W. P. Stowe and G. H. Hennah. The group has funds for a 14 percent dividend but plans permanent improvements instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Mayson
Wigwam Association
James L. Mayzon
Edward A. Hardin
George B. Beauchamp
George A. Johnson
C. C. Gillett
John F. Kellam
Henry L. Collier
George H. Sims
W. R.bowen
W. P. Stowe
G. H. Hennah
Last Hope Gone for Lee Cribb
The supreme court yesterday refused to grant a jury trial for Cribb the condemned Coffee county murderer. Judge Parker had rejected a jury trial but allowed an exceptions bill. the high court declined to compel review, leading to Cribb's transfer to Douglas for execution. Savannah dispatch recalls Cribb’s remark at the union station and notes the Slaton act's role in speeding such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Lee Cribb
Coffee County
Yesterdday
Cribb
Parker
Brunswick
Chatham County
Douglas
Emmett White
Nichols
Millard Lee
Fulton County
Ufe
Lee
Slaton
Sceneme
Savannah
Lee Crib
Union Station
Cribb v Parker mandamus case shields sanity trials repeal
The Supreme Court of Georgia on December 17 1908 discusses mandamus involving Cribb v Parker. It explains repeal of Penal Code section 1047 and the 1897 amendment by August 1903 act abolishing post conviction sanity trials for capital offense defendants. The decision analyzes the repealing act and its effect on proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Georgia
Cribb v. Parker
van Epps
Inquisitions of Insanity and Mandamus Refused in 1897 Act
A court ruling clarifies that after the 1897 act a superior court judge lacks jurisdiction to entertain original applications for Inquisitions of Insanity or to issue suspending sentences in criminal cases. Mandamus to compel such suspensions is denied when the judge has no jurisdiction at the time the bill of exceptions is signed. The decision cites Jaskens v. State and covers cases including Lowenhern and others, with notes on proceedings and officers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
HF. Harris
Atlanta
State Board of Health
T of Health
Seabrook & Crawford
Board of Health
W Warris
W. W. Stewart
Harris
Stewart
Cusseta
H. la McKenzie
McKenzie
Blais
Bo Melior Gilbert
N. C Cameron
J. Wynn
Attarness C. C Minter
Hubert Howard
Rials
John McKenzie
Miss McKenale
Mandarius
Tme
Jaskens
State
Quincey & McDonald and
Leon A. Wilson
Alabama Supreme Court cases announced in Montgomery
The Alabama Supreme Court released rulings on numerous cases from December 17. Decisions affirmed, reversed and remanded, or modified across matters from Montgomery, Birmingham, Selma and Jefferson chancery and city courts. Notable items include Pollard v. American Freehold Land Mortgage Co. and related cases, with several banks, rail and utility firms named in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
McClellan, C. J
Rebecca M. Pollard F
Company of London, Limited
Montgomery City Court
American Freehold Land Mortgage Company of London, Limited
Rebecca M. Pollard
Loveman Joseph & Lash
George Et. Brown
Birmingham City Court
W .A. Weaver
E. ©. Eaton
Autauga Chancery Court
Haralson, J.—National Suraty Company
John Mabry
Ignitus Pollack
H. B. Claflin Company
Appe
Henry Dennis
State of Alabama
Elmore County Court
Magele B. Moore
Alabama National Bank
Jefferson Chancery Court
Birmingham Railway Light and Poster Company
Atteug H. Mullen
Afir Tyson. I
J. D
Lonteville and
Nashvile Ror. Co
Anneal
Montgomery ‘City Court
Wes Rains
Mobats Fudee
Monroe County
Caritime
Ball
Wilkin & Co
D.C. Carmichael
Aeness
Geneva
Chantere Court
Sharne I
Western Tinton Telegraph Prat Co WC Crimpton, Snoeal
Feanachu
Steenit Court
Pirmingham Auditoriium Company
Anenfa
Jackenn, Annes
Jefferson Creete Paurt
J. C. Whitnes Vr. A.C. Lide
Canarhu
Chantery Court
Annemed
Wille Jent'ns
Et al
Tonay Schwab Co
Dowant
Imigham
Birmingham Water
BE. R. Shafer
Hausman
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Cotillion
Miss Pope
James Wylie Pope
Susl
May Pope
Rushie Ray
Mrs. Blackwell
W. L. Hancock
Virgil S. Maddox
Edward M. Blackwell
Unis Idea
Buchanan
Eey Graham
Elizabeth Moore Eley
B. L. Graham
Clarksdale
Miss
Bley
Graham
Mississippi
Miss Gatins
Charles Rice
Walter Jones
Maud Jones
Rosa Lee
High Shhoals
Nlanta
Avery-Jones
Miss Marshall
Nellie Stewart
Maitland Marshall
Chicago
Atlanta Orchestra Association
the Baptist Tabernacle
Corlnne Moore- Lawson
J Lewis Browne
Joseph Maclean
Lawson
Mozart
Lgato
Wagner
Whyte-Harris
Maud White
Lottie
Fay F. Harris
San Francisco
Cal
Fulcher- Winston
West Point
Spetif J
Winifred Isendree Winston
Marion Owsley Fulcher
Waynesboro
First Methodist Church
W A. Wray
Lohengrin
Tom Lamer
Ed Huguley
Alpert Gion
Wade Langston
Stiney Jones
Wiles Glesnam
Frank Void
Bricesmains
Jessy Winston
Is- Ur Hagedorn
Marguerite Adams
Elie Goode
Lizzie Lion
Alice Turner
LaGrange
D. Winston
Mrs Fulcher
Wasnesburg
Electa Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Forsyth
Mitchell Streets
Miss Maud Jones
Ruth Lewis
T. Lewis
Preston Arkwright
Susie Hars
West Pat
City
W. F. Duncan
Capitol Avenue
George Derry
Washington, D. C
Georgia Wilson
O H_ B Bloodworth
Margaret
Louise
L. C. Dunn
Ouston
Wilhelmina Drummond
Harriet Bloodworth
Maud Fuller
Ponel_ Barrow
Florida
Marie Scipte
J. B. Pachent
Nashville
Tenn
J K Martin
Kimball House
Sam Parrott Tris
Conklin
W. D. Elis, Jr
Camby
Edison Phonographs
Edison
THE
RAY Co
Whitehall St
Athens
Ethel Toy Henley
Edward Brown
Misa Phoebie Wetherill
Pennsylvania
Charles Northen
Richard Dawson
Seneca, & C
Dawson
Seneca
Busay
Whitewall Street
Mayson
Aman
Eiseman & Weil
Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
Whitehall
Dorflinger Glassware
Deslas
Inbel
Gorham
Opera
Lorgnette
Charles W. Crankshaw
Chattahoochee
Robinson Et al Vy
Lowenhern
I.h. Thornton Vy
J. Savior
E T. Smith
Adm
Alabama Supreme Court
Haynes & Mellichamp
Diamond Palace
Whitehall Street
Jewelers
Alstoma Lumber Company
H. C. Smith
the Columbian Book CO
Buehl Book CO
Georgia School OF Technology
Chrstmas
Davis & Freeman
Jewel
E. G.griffins
Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta Lumber Exchange
Empire Building
Atlante
Vora
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