Entertaining in Honor of Miss Margaret Williams
Mrs. Ephis Williams hosted a 4:00 party Saturday evening for her daughter Miss Margaret Williams. Guests included Miss Nora Goodwin Elizabeth Houston Tone Houston George Downing Lillian Tutwiler Elizabeth Robinson Bertha Greenleaf Helen Greenleaf M t B Mayson A V Hodges T B Armstrong Luther Smith E Brewster Eugene Dickey Frank H Robinson M B Mayson and others. Prizes awarded for ladies and gentlemen. A formal receiving party and multiple social events followed, with teas, luncheons, and bridge gatherings announced for the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williams
Ephis Wiliams
Margaret Wale Hams
Nora Goodwin
Elizabeth Houston
Tone Houston
George Downing
Jute
Houston
Lillian Tutwiler
Elizabeth Robinson
Bertha Greenleaf
Helen Greenleaf
Mozeile Howard - Messrs
A. v. Hodges
T. B. Armstrong
Luther Smith
E. Brewster
Eugene’ Dickey
Frank H. Robinson
M. B. Mayson
A. EK. Malone
W. S Williams
Dr. ‘Thomas
Mr. Allen
Miss Goodwin
M. B Mayson
Aflen
Social Items Highlight Mardi Gras Guests
Miss Aurelia Speer hosts amid Mardi Gras scenes in Mobile with theater party chatter in honor of Miss Gertrude Ballard of San Francisco and other society figures including Miss Eloise Stewart, Miss Anita Stewart, and Miss Hiolee Stewart. Guests mingle at bridge and matinee events while travels bring Society names through Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennies Mobley
Bridge
J. C. Beam
St. Louis
Sims Bray
Miss Ballard
San Francisco
Eloise Stewart
Charies Adler
Florence Stearns
The
Orpheum
Salda Seligman
Norfolk
Ethel Zacharias
Marlon Bonaman
New York
Felsen- Montgomery
Mabel Hofflin
That
Chicago
Jeannetta Montgomery
Mabel Hoffman
Columbus
Blanche Hirsh
Washington, D. C
Mies
Gertrude Ballard
Francilaca
Hiolee ‘Stewart
Anita Stewart
Air Armstrong
John F. den
Ton
Pressley
Yeates
Ming Gertrude Ballard
Driving Club
Mrs Thomas Hinmans Bridge Parties Planned
Mrs Thomas Hinmans bridge parties are scheduled for Wednesday and Friday. Mrs L D Stevens of Macon arrives February 7 to visit sister Mrs John D Little. Mrs Overton in Washington hosts tea with Miss Overton and Miss Pasale Ottley of Atlanta, both Gunston School students. Ottley previously poured tea at a reception by Judge and Mrs Howry. Mrs Joseph Brown Whitehead described as among the handsomest women at the Overton reception. she wore white gown with plumed hat and handsome jewels. Nicholas Longworth was among attractive matrons present. A bond issue meeting called by the Atlanta Art Association for today at 1 o'clock at Carnegie Library urges full attendance. Miss Helen Johnaen and Miss Emma Jones visiting Columbus. Emma Jones leaves for New Orleans. Mr Cooper, recently infirmary patient at Tabernacle, returns home to Flowery Branch. Annie and Koasie Ward set to leave for P. Johnson. Mrs Hattle Hollent goes to Birmingham Saturday to visit sister Mrs Jernigar. Taylor and Merion kin, spbittles mentioned. improving rapidly from accident. upplýsing Walken Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
Joseph Brown Whitehead Ip
Overton
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Atlanta ‘Art Association
Carnegie Lbrary
Mr. Cooper
Tabernacle
Annie
Koasie Ward
Johnson
Daniel Atreat
Hattle Hollent
Birmingham
Mra
Jernigar
Taylor
Je UN Merion
Jon A. Rane
Atlanta Woman's Club meeting on bond issue at club house
Mrs Hamilton Douglas president of the Atlanta Woman's Club calls a morning meeting from 11 to 18 o'clock at the club house to consider the bond issue. The Georgia Mountain Educational Association will hold a regular meeting at the Y W C A Viaduct Place this afternoon at 3 o'clock with full attendance desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Hamilton Douglas
Atlanta Woman's Club
Georgia Mountain Educational Association
W. C. A. Viaduct Place
Tila
Short Items of Interest Accused of choking the girl who refused to become wife
A man named Charles Raley was arrested after a complaint by Mrs. Layton that her daughter Lula, 18, was choked by Kaley who refused to let her raise an alarm. Other brief items note a handbag theft by Essex Smith, a bankruptcy petition by J. H. Faika for 4377.82, and pending grand jury business led by WM. Fain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Raley
Doane Street
Cooper
Raley
Layton
South Pryor Street
Misa Lula
Kaley
United States Court
J. H. Faika
Atlanta
Ex-Governor Francis Accepts Post With Congress
Former Governor David R. Francis accepted the first vice presidency of the Southern Commercial Congress and a seat on the executive committee after a committee’s recommendation. Washington officials and congress leaders named were Grosvenor Dawe and John A. Fox. Meeting planned in Washington on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Louie
David R. Francis
South Fu
Southerm Commercial Congress
Iron Washington
Ge Grosvenor Dawe
Congress
John A. Fox
Bpe
Eral
National ‘Rivers
Washington
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Sam PD. Jones
Miss Spratling
Miss Woolley
F. J. Spratling
Stephen Hook
Floyd “McRae
Vassar Woolley
James Jackson
Andrew Lipscomb
Solling Jones
George Brown
Nettle Sergeant
Charles W. Daniel
Cornelia Moore
Mary Adelaida Caverty
Willy Nitty Club
Willy Nitty
Mabel, Ackerman
Hortense Steinheimer
Iss Seligman
Fulsenthal
Miss Behr
Montgomery
Misa Hoffman
W. F. Dykes
West Peachtree Street
M Dykes
Annie Caverly
Mildred Spratling
Edward Peters
Ponte de Leon, Avenue
Sam D. Jones
Mildred Woolley
Mildred Spratting
Saida Seligman
Estelle Wallenstein
Fort Gaines
Alabama _ street
Atlanta National Bank
Walter Porter
W. W. Harrison
R. B. Ridley
Ra. J. O Vaughn
Sacred Heart Church” Guild
Mary, McGuire
William Henry Hekford
Sarah Bell
Ruth Dickenson
Hekford
Miss Simpson
Ethelyn -Emmons
Miss Edmondson
St. Elmo Massengale
West End
Martha Edmondson
Haifin
Ala
C. V. Rainwater
Noral Belle Rossco
Alicé Masgengale
Mra. W. E. Foster
Marshall Eckford
Carrie Sassnett
Rustie Ray
T. J. Ripley
Albert Akera
Joseph Arnold
C. B. Caverly
John Hynds
D. J. McIntyre
Bessie Pope
Mec McIntyre
Mortimer Allien
L. M. Nuttman
Bessie Bancroft Russell
Mont Clair
Yn. A
L. O. Stevens
John D. Little
DL. C. Stevens
Macon
Sallanta
Wistaria
William Eckford
Junchson
Miss Dickinson
Essex
Conn
Stearns
Walter Stearns
N. J
Miss Aureiia ‘Speer
Mary
Madéen
Grippe
SS | Joseph's Infirmary
Etter
Charles J. Haden
Bessie Small
Richardson Street
A. M. Burke
Mrs. Cater
Meridian
Janettirling
Miss Hurd
Salem
Elmer Behre
George Porter
Sara Hoare
A. L. Waldo
Louis Gholatin
Mra. W. W. Thomas
Athena
J. Marshall Johnson
Yenter- Day
Katherine Welker
Peachtree Road
D. R. Wilder
Flora Wilson
B. T. Willson
John W. Ward
John E. Murphy
Julia Murphy
Emmett Lunceford
Young Women's Christian Association
Wiliam Royster
Emma Jones
Mard Gras
New Orleans
Kate Waldo
Isabel Clark
Tarboro
N. C
Katherine Cox
Edward Mitchell
Fort Ontario
N. Y
Albert Hartle
Erwin
Guy Woolford
Misses Woolford
Miss Tremere
Herman Seydel
Paul Seydel
Charles ‘Owens
McElroy
J. G. Heard
Athens
G. P. Gomez
Rose’ Gomez
Hinman
Chi[shee
Prorida
Alexander Stark
Major Stark
Army
Russell
New Jersey
Bun Wylie
Tadiés
Hamilton Black
Ene
Halley
Misa Annie Carpenter
Riley
Mika Riley
Valdosta
Frances ‘Stocks
T. F. Stocks
Ruby Burk
Nelson Street
Ann Mangum
Keogh
Hueston
Jerome Keogh
Rochester
Thomas Hueston
Willem Rule
Senate
Knoxville
Tenn
Mr. Rule
Childrns
Bri Bros
Neww York
Adler-Rochester
Strouse & Bros
Thomas Hinman
L. D. Stevens
City
Helen Jonhaen Ae
Columbise
HE OR Eve
CLUB
Whitehall
Sts
W. Ala
Whitehall, St
KF. Cutaler
Forrest Avenue
Recorder’s Court
Fxsex Smith
Smith
Barfield
Recorder Broyles
United States Grand Jury
WM. Fain
George $. Downing
Astinnia
Downing
Rally Fonda
Grover Warren
Allan Witten Orange
Henry
Bullitt Wilson
Owens
Bam
G. E. Wood
Broyles
Sam Wood
Wilson
Pattern Department
iWashington
Payne-Aldrich
Rome
Payne
Pats
Piedmont Laundry Co
Central Avenue
Ball Phone
Rupis
Aled
Successuil Paory
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