Valentine's Bridge Party Honors Mrs Morgan At Home
Miss Maud Stanley hosted a Valentine themed bridge party honoring Mrs Henry Morgan a recent bride. Guests included Marie Pearce Margaret Glenn Marion Stone Frances Kennedy Harrier Mack Losner Gardner Stanley Hastings Thurston Hatcher Hoy Jones Dan White Myrick Clements William Biggers Cliff Ansley Taylor Austin Gantt Burgona Langford Gold and others. Nathan H Gold and Sarah Langford wed February 2 at the Second Baptist Church in Ansley Park with Dr Henry Alford Porter officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Maud Stanley
Bridge
Henry Morgan
Valentine
Marie Pearce
Margaret Glenn
Marion Stone
Frances Kennedy
Harrier Mack
Losner Gardner
Stanley Hastings
Thurston Hatcher
Hoy Jones
Dan’ White
Myrick Clements
William Biggers
Cliff Ansley
Taylor
Austin Gantt
Burgon A
Langford
Gold
Sarah Langford
Nathan H. Gold
Henry Alford Porter
Second Baptist Church
Ansley Park
Social events fill Atlanta calendar with gatherings
Today Mrs Newton C Wing hosts the household economics chairmen of the Atlanta Woman's Club at supper. The Georgia Tech ROTC second battalion sponsors a matinee at Lyric theater. Ms Hannah Sterne and Edwin Sterne host a Valentine party. The marriage of Miss Julia Ingram and Linford B Hazzard is noted. Dinner dances appear at Piedmont Driving Club East Lake Country Club and a weekend dinner-dance at East Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton C. Wing
Atlanta Woman's Club
Georgia Tech R. O. T. Co. Regiment
Lyric Theater
Mies Hannah Sterne
Edwin Sterne
Julia Ingram
Linford B. Hazzard
Piedmont Driving Club
Frederick J. Paxon
East Lake Country Club
Helen
Lethea Turman
Mrs Seibles Honor Guest At Bridge Tea
Mrs Sarah Seibles of Columbia S C was honor guest at an informal bridge tea yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs Macon Martin and Miss Willis Calhoun at their West Eleventh street home. Tea guests and bridge players included Mrs James T Williams Mrs Inman Sanders Mrs John Sanders of Houston Texas and many other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seibles
Sarah Seibles
Columbia
5. C
Bertrand Bell
Macon Martin
Willis Calhoun
West Eleventh Street
Mase Damos Seibles
Bell
Airie Atkinson
Evelyn Harris
Brutus Clay
William F. Spalding
James T. Williams
Inman Sanders
John Sanders
Houston
Texas
Harry English
Dowdell Brown
Joseph Raine
Henry Clay
Burr
J. W. Conway
Nash Broyles
Gary Baker
Bert McCord
W. T. Gentry
Epps Brown
Jesse Couch
Arthur Lucas
Miss. Strobhar
Hugene Thornton
Helen Strobhar
Savannah
Killarney
Miss Strobhar
Mrs. Thornton
Misa Strobhar
Elizabeth Dimmock
Frances Dudley
Milas Marion Dean
Martha Louise Cessels
Mary Matthews
Henrietta Davis
Mary’ Burr Lake
Atlen Gottschaldt
James Adams
Julian Liffey
Joseph Heard
T. W. Hardwick
R. J. Redding
Robert Hugh White
Central Bank Celebrates Fifteenth Anniversary Event
Asa G. Candler, president of Central Bank and Trust, will host a Monday evening celebration at Druid Hills Golf Club for 125 guests including bank directors officers and employees. The bank opened February 6 1906 and the birthday event features a Flonzaley Quartet concert with ticket sales starting Saturday at Cable Plano company from 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Bank
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Asa G. Candler
Druid Hills Golf Club
Central Club
Monage
Flonzaley Quartet
Cable Plano Company
Fonzaley quartet to close Series Intime concert in Atlanta
Saturday evening sale for Monday afternoon at Capital City club ballroom. Fonzaley quartet to conclude the Series Intime program of the Atlanta Music Study club at 4 p m. Only forty seats left amid high demand, extra seating provided, tickets $2 with no war tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Fonzaley Quartet
Atlanta Music Study Club
Flongeley Quartet
Atlanta
Last Services Held for Mrs J W Little
Funeral services for Mrs. J W Little were conducted at West End Baptist Church by Revs W M Seay and J F Purser. She died at the home of her daughter Mrs J W Rankin at 161 South Ashby Street. Interment followed in West View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Little
J. W. Rankin
South Ashby Street
West End Baptist Church
W. M. Seay
John F. Purser
West View Cemetery
28 Idle Hens Now Lay 27 Eggs A Day
An advertiser touts Don Sung tonic as a remedy that makes hens lay more eggs. It cites a Mrs. Jennie Davidson of Yates Center Kansas reporting 22 to 27 daily eggs after using the product. The letter promises a money back guarantee if results aren’t profitable and offers mail order details from Burrell-Dugger Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sung
Jennie Davidson
Yates Center
Kan
Davidson
Burrell-Dugger Co
Columbia Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Dinner Dance at Georgian Terrace Hotel dazzles Atlanta social set
A lavish dinner dance at the Georgian Terrace attracted about 125 guests in the rose dining room with central dancing space. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Boyd of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dargan, Colonel and Mrs. M. Gray Zalinski, and many other prominent Atlanta, Chicago, and New York figures. The event featured pink rose decorations, southern smilax, palms, and floral table centerpieces as attendees enjoyed the elegant evening across the lobby and lounge areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgian Terrace
Ernest B. Boyd
New York
Milton Dargan
Dozier Lowndes
Milton Dargan, Jr
Lowry Arnold
Harvey Johnson
Anna Boyd
Ellen Jonas
Aberdeen
Wash
Clark Ravenel
Ernest Boyd
E. W. McCerren
Dudley Cowles
Ralph Hagan
Lamar Collier
Howard H. McCail
Tidwell
Frank Tidwell
Earl Cochran
Forrest Adair
Robert Gregg
W. E. Campbell
N. N. Bright
Ernest Armistead
Frank M. Stewart
Lydia Mathews
Henry Grady
Atlanta Quartet Concert Prompts Civic Music Asset Push
The Atlanta quartet gave a well received evening at the Auditorium, showcasing ensemble and solo work by Mrs. Culpeper, Mrs. Whitten, Solon Drukenmiller, and Prenton Epps. Proceeds go to the Atlanta A. D. C. building fund, with wounded soldiers invited and enjoying the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Socialife
Alngers
Charles Chalmers
Plantat
D. Culpeper
J. H. Whitten
Gretchaninoff
Trovatore
Charles Chalmer
Building Fund
Opera fund pledge boosts Atlanta season in 1921
The Atlanta Music Festival Association reports $91,525 of an $110,000 guarantee fund for the 1921 Metropolitan Opera season secured within four days of opening books. Public sale of subscription tickets starts March 7, with single-seat sales from April 4. Subscriptions list numerous donors led by many names and amounts. Repairs are underway at Central Congregational Church to be ready for Sunday services, including redecorated walls and repainted organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Atlanta Music Festival Association
C. B. Bidwell
Treasure
Fourth National Bank
Atlanta
T. J. Simmons
Harper Hamilton
William B. Lamar
Thomas IX Glenn
J. T. Holleman
W.W. Austell
Lewis D. Sharp
John S. Lane
Joseph H. Hirsch
Joseph A. McCord
Morris Brandon
C. E. Sciple
H. Bradbury
D. N. McCullough
G. “Arthu Howell
John T. Thompson
A. T. Spalding, Jr
R. L. Cooney
Chauncey Smith
S. B. Turman
W. B. Disbra
J. M. B. Hoxsey
John H. Mullin
Thomas
Austin
23. Akers
Alfred S Wiebbers
Charles P
Thomas B. Paine
Dr. J. V. Pierson
George M. Gershon
Willis Dobbs
W. R Granberry
Miss Madeling Keine
Charlies F. Hoke
E. Dunlan
CM. Krenson
James T. Willams
LeRoy Webb & Co
Harry I. Davis
Nan B. Stephens
J. Wrante Meador
Central Church
London Papers Amalgamate to Form Pall Mall Gazette and Globe
London reports that the Pall Mall Gazette has amalgamated with the Globe and will publish as a single paper from Monday next under the name Pall Mall Gazette and Globe. The merger unites two London titles and broadens the paper’s editorial reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pal Mall Gazette
The
Globe
Pall Mall Gazette and
J. E. Little Dies Preparing to Board Train
William P. Little aged 59 died of heart failure at the Terminal station while about to catch a train to Florida. He lived in Decatur Georgia and was survived by his widow two sons W H Little and HK Little two daughters Mrs J E Collins and Mrs C H Blount a sister Mrs W M Herrin and a brother S G Little. The body was taken to Harry G Roole Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Little
Florida
Mr. Little
Decatur
W. H. and
J. EK. Collins
C .H. Blount
W. M. Herrin
5. G. Little
Harry G. Aole
Wallace Fined 250 in Federal Prohibition Case
Wallace O D Wallace pleaded guilty in federal court to violating the federal prohibition law and was fined 250 or 30 days in Fulton County jail. Earlier he had pleaded guilty in state court to violating the state prohibition act and paid a 100 fine. Detectives seized his car and 15 gallons of whisky in the North Boulevard area before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Wallace
W. L Grubb
United States District Court
Fulton Cower
Wallace
Payne, Howell and Hornsby
North Boulevard
Probe continues in death of federal prisoner William Blake
The U S marshal service will resume the Blake death probe after new developments emerged. Investigator Boyes Edens met with Marshal Bond as findings differed from Deputy Jones. Dr J W Hurt was exonerated by the marshal's department, while charges of gross negligence were raised by attorney McClelland. Blake, awaiting a district court trial on obscene letters, was a former Chicagoan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William Blake
Fulton Tower
Dr. Hurt
Federal Building
Boyes M. Edens
State Board of Public Welfare
Bond
John W. Jones
Jones
J. W. Hurt
Blake
Tower
John S. McClelland
Atlanta
Bod
Toccoa
Hea
Newspaper Suspended In Fountain Inn Publication Suspends
Robert Quillen, famed paragrapher and editorial writer, declares in The Inn Tribune that the Fountain Inn weekly will suspend publication due to lack of revenue. The notice appears in this week’s issue, stating the decision effective immediately and detailing a temporary halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S.C
The
Inn_Tribune
Fountain Inn
8. C. la
Robert Quillen
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Springfield
Lydia B. Pinkram
Samna Rimius
R. BR
Lydia E. Pinkham
George Andr
W. D. White
Mattie Harwood
WD. Ramsey
B. E. Pendleton
W. Awtry
G. H.phillips
Sire
J. Brooka
Grosse
Georgia Art Supply Co
Rhone Main
Broad Brrest
Bellesle
Home Art Supply Co
Whitehall St
Durham Jewelry CO
Durham
Edgewond Ave
eeRees
Satuday
Branham & Kistners Market
Broad Street
Taft Hall
Alice Orme
Ellen Jones
Morris—O’ Keefe
Pauline Morris
Boston
Owen O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Sarah Cox O'Keefe
Harvey Ferguson
Church of the Holy Cross
Francis Duffey
Sixty-Ninth Regiment
Rainbow Division
Mr. O'Keefe
Miss Haverty
Miami
Dorothy Haverty
Mittle Lou McNeel
Marietta
Miss McNeel
Fla
Commodore Matcher
Roy Wight
Golden Court
Harry Stutz
Kowarsky
Veazey Rainwater
S. L. Kowarsky
Rucker McCarty
Sewell Gay
Church Lampkin, Jr
Fpinizy Calhoun
Prince Webster
Don-Sung
Guege
B. G. Hastings CO
Georgian Terrace Hotel
Central Congregational Church
Daffodil
Roe Tory
Vienna
J. E. Little
Oxfords
Delmonico's
Nicholas M. Sabatini
Folsom’s
Folsom’s Restaurant
Peachtree Street
Emust
Giccu
Osiery
Confinera
Lonsdale
Lambskin
Rich’s
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