Spirit of Saint Valentine at Piedmont Driving Club Ball
Atlanta society enjoyed a fairy tale Valentine's Ball hosted by the Piedmont Driving Club. Elegant pink roses and blue ribbons framed seven arched ceilings while Cupid figures, heart motifs, and electric lights set a romantic mood. Three hundred guests, led by Mr. and Mrs. Nunnally and others, dined on a formal menu then danced cotillion rounds with silver favors drawn between servings.
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Saint Valentine
Dan Cupid
Piedmont
Cinderella
Ladiea
Mammag
Papas
Atlanta
The
Nunnally
Walters
Wilmer Moore
Roy
Social Bridge Parties Highlight Atlanta Showers
Numerous social events fill a weekend in Atlanta as Mrs Beste hosts twenty four guests for bridge in compliment to Miss Jonnie Moore of San Francisco. Miss Julia and Leila House stage a card party for their sister Miss Sarah House, a bride-elect. Miss Jane Thornton plans a luncheon for Miss Sara Bell. A Valentine party is set at Hickory Hill by Mrs John Durham Watson and Miss Needham. A pupil recital at the Atlanta Conservatory draws families, while Mrs W H Polk honors Mrs Harry Smith Jr with bridge at North Jackson Street. Mrs Walter Stearne hosts twelve for bridge to welcome Mrs Bassill Bancroft Hussell. A luncheon follows with refined décor and prizes.
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Moore
O- H. Beste Will
Bridge
Iafternoon
Jonnie Moors
San Francisco
Miss Moore
NM. Brawner
T. My Disty
W. Howard Smith
Robert Sharp
Emma Sharp
L. W. Rogers
Frank Carter
Frank Carter, the Misses Chase, Mrs. W. T. Porkeraon
DeLoo Hill
Isabel Thomas
T. C. Davin
Phitengill
Rufus Darby
Earth Tanner
Tanner
Misa Hart Wylie
John Sanders
Thet Tatwiler
M.A. Porter
Mima W. Harlan
H. W. Anderson
Miss House
Miasea Julia
Leila House
Courtland Street
Saran House
Sarah House
Hickory Hill
John Durham Watson
Lee
Needham
Thomson, Ga
Valentine
Hickory Hlll
Smith
W. H. Polk
North Jackson Street
Harry Smith, Jr
Frankfort
A. Mattison
Bissell
Walter Stearne
Bassla Bancroft Hussell
Mont Cleir
L. M. Nuttman
di W. Burke
West End
Mina Sarah House
P. L. Bearden
John Frank Burke
Delta Tau Delta
Emory
Vaudeville Show At Maccabee Hall For Charity
An evening vaudeville at Maccabee hall 5 East Hunter Street Wednesday at 3 o'clock benefits Greater Atlanta Tent No 10 Maccabees. W H Flury commander leads the program with Hilton and LaFoys among performers. Admission 15 cents for children 26 and 36 cents for adults. Public invited.
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Maccabee Hall
East
Hunter Street
Greater Atlanta
Maccabees
W. H. Flury
Hilton and LaFoys
Ladies Auxiliary Meetings Near Bond Election
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Tabernacle infirmary meets Tuesday at 4 PM at Mrs. W. H. Wiggs home 160 W North Ave. The Presbyterian hospital auxiliary meets this afternoon at 3 PM at 88 Whitehall Street restaurant to pledge support for the forthcoming bond election.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Tabernacle Infirmary
W. H. Wiggs
W. North Avenue
the Woman's Auxiliary
Presbyterian Hospital
Wil
Whitehall “Street
Emory Class of 1910 Holds Farewell Banquet in Atlanta
Emory University’s graduating class of 1910 celebrated with a farewell banquet at the Kimball. Dr. F. E. Duncan, biology professor and football coach, headlined the event with remarks praising the class. Speakers included Edgar D. Kenyon and several classmates. the night featured gifts, theaterlike pageantry, and a “Hall of Fame” style gallery documenting graduates and presidents. Fraternities with Atlanta chapters also participated in the day’s traditions.
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Mtbr
Youhs
Whitehall
Stéphenson
Emory
Gate City
Kimball
FE. N. Duncan
Edgar D Kenyon
Albany
Grady E. Clay
Walnut Grove
Edward G. Mackay
Mothadint
Lidice Jon
Quillisn
T. Garrett
Lithia Springs
Backwara
H. €. Baghett
Montisplin
Btagr
Oxford
Quet Mong
Dr. Duhedn
Duncan
Pela
Atlanta
Lbrary
Fraternitiea
Chi Phi
Kappa Alpha
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Delta Theta
Slama Nu
Delta
Alpha
Tau Omega
Local Social Roundup with Guests and Illness Updates
The column lists family notices and social events across Atlanta including Mrs J J Hanson visiting Rome due to her father Mr Abrams illness, birth announcements for Edward Wallace Smith by Mr and Mrs H B Smith of College Park, and numerous teas, bridge parties, and entertainments. It mentions Miss Harrison of Brunswick visiting Miss Battey, A T Vickery of Athens visiting Atlanta, Mrs J W Neims and others traveling to Florida, and various card parties, box parties, and church tea planned this month. Multiple households are noted for guests, travel, and hosting duties along with brief health updates and relays about Mrs Walter G Mitchell visiting from Demopolis Alabama.
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Schoen
Netherland Apartments
George .J. Hanson
Rome
Mr. Abrams
H. B. Smith
College Park
Edward Wallace Smith
Jolly Georgia Party Heads to New Orleans Convention
A Georgia party of Equitable Life managers and top agents, including F J Burr and others, travels to New Orleans for the first Southern Century Club convention begun by Equitable Life leaders. Forty one agents qualified, with delegates named from Georgia. Also notes Swift & Co. price for fresh beef imports in Atlanta.
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New Orleans
Southern Century Club
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable Inst
New Denechand
George J. Wilson
W. N. Baelsten
Bureau
T. H. Rockwell
Home Office
Georgia
Burr
J. —. McLauchlin
R. E. Anderson
R. BE. Lowe
Talk to Boys by Prof Henry W Rose Draws Crowds
Professor Henry W Rose of Onfords England visits Boys High School to discuss The Real Gentleman and later speaks to the Boys Club of Atlanta about his detective career. He advocates kindness and practical wisdom to win boys, plans multiple talks at local schools and homes through the week.
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Henry W. Rose
Onfords England
Boys’ High School
Rose
Atlante
Ros
Decatur
Egleston Memorial Church
Baby Show Conducted by Rev. A. C. Shuler at Western Heights Baptist
A Sunday morning baby show at Western Heights Baptist Church was led by Rev. A C Shuler, not Rev A L Plury as credited by the Constitution Monday. Shuler has been the church's leading spirit for about four months and has initiated several events.
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Rev. A. C. Shuler
Wetern Heights
On Verge of Failure Great Zinc Smelter in Trouble
Joplin Missouri February 7 The A B Cockerill Smelting Company one of the largest zinc smelting concerns in the United States is on the verge of bankruptcy Confirmation of a rumor to this effect was made tonight by A B Cockerill of Nevada Missouri president of the company The National Bank of Commerce of St Louis and George B Nicholson of Kansas City who holds bonds issued by the company to the extent of 1000000 have been in charge of the company's properties for several days According to Mr Cockerill formal assignment probably will be made tomorrow The company is capitalized at 4000000 and is one of the heaviest buyers of ore in the Joplin district.
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Joplin
Cockerill
Tomore
Joptin
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Rawton Lee Jordan
B. Bel
Yea Crew
J. T. Jook Keent
Miss Thornton
Miss Jane Thornton
Miss Sara Bell
Ruth Dickenson
Essex
Conn
J. Lewis Browne
Allanta Conservatory of Music
Mabry Warde Arlmold
Atlanta Conservatory of Muele and
Oratory
Cable Hall
L. O. Stevens
Charles A. Conklin
L. ©. Stevens
Macon
Lrs. Little
Ebney
Frances Nunnally
Kuesta
Scott
Philadelphia
Barkedale
Wilmington
Del
Edward S. Ehney
Claire Ridley
Elizabeth Ransom
Eliza Dancy
Dorothy Milien
Julie Richardson
Mra. Ehney
Annie Cavers
Piedmont Driving Club
Mildred
Boveth
Mies
New York
Miss Cavverly
Mrs. Caverly
Miss Spratling
Louise Horine
Mwood Court
Cobble Vaughn
Suzanne Spalding
Calvin Weaver
Hugh Scott
Theodore Gelster
Eliza Daney
Mildred Spratling
Dancy
Mills
Guild of All Saints’ Church
Albert J. Milla
Mra. Mills
Clarence. Knowles
Blanton
Montague
John Fitten
Clem Shafer
Taylor
Batley
Beaucatire
Lacy Cobb
Mary Carlisle
Misa Roselle Cooleywarta
Molyneux
Mités
Mildred Fort
Rakeéil
Virginia ‘Smith
Winterset
Ieee
George’ Stevenson
Mize Stevenson
Misa Mary King
Mary Harrison
Brunswick
Adridtina Battey
Bliss King
A. T. Vickery
Athens
J. W. Neims
Walter Dennis
Master Nelms Dennis
Florida
Misa Bessie Partridge
Boulevard
Vickers
R. Saloahin
Castleberry Street
Walter G. Mitchell
Demopslis
Ala
Hloc. Mitchell
North Avenue
W. B. Price-Smith
the Lyric
Cleveland Zahner
Miss Hurd
Salem
Maas
Alao Milas
Georgia Watts
Robert Zahner
Warren Boyd
Carlton Gibson
Columbus
Joseph Newsom
Davisboro
Mra
H- Strickland
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Oetre, Wiliam Green
Raoul
Trederick Alstaetter
Wheeling
St. John's Church
Bow
Minnie Johnston McRae
John Madjor
VI Swingon
Miss Bell Turner
Anniston
J. G. Camy
Gordon Street
Miss Louige
Forrest Avenue
W. P. Davis
Booth Pryor Street
Edgewood
Chapel Street
Eneeka
Whitehall Street
Swritehale
Alabadaa
Jolly Georgia Party
Bwift & Co
Piedmont Laundry Company
Central Aven Belt Wise
Ee Hie
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall St
Robert Bryan Harrison
Austell
Adaau
Pateern
Fame
Pattern Department
Ziante
Reads
Bevehu Puljoo
County
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