Society Mrs Winter Hosts Tea for Julia Hinamin
Mrs Winter's informal tea at the Capital City Club honored Miss Julia Hinamin of Washington DC national publicity director for the League of Women Voters and national officers. Guests included Mrs Maude Wood Park Mrs George Gellhorn Mrs Silon Jacobs Mrs Richard Edwards and many regional members. Tea was served from an artistically arranged seated table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter
Rogers Winter
Capital City Club
Julia Hinamin
Washington
D. C
League of Women Voters
Maude Wood Park
Washington, DC
George Gellhorn
St. Louis
Silon Jacobs
Birmingham
Ala
Richard Edwards
Indianas National
Catherine Ludington
Hartford
Conn
James Page
Minneapolis
E H. Glan
Murray Hubbard
Beauty Specialist Reveals Gray Hair Darkening Mixture
Mrs 3D Gillespie of Kansas City, a noted beauty specialist, advises a home formula to darken gray hair. Mix half a pint water with 4 ounces bay rum a small box Harbo Compound and ½ ounce glycerine. Apply twice weekly for a softer glossy shade that does not color the scalp or rub off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3D Gillespie
Kansas City
Stop itching scalp with Parisian Sago remedy
An advertisement claims a scalp itch relief product called Parisian Sago stops itching and leaves a luxuriant head of hair. The druggist offers a money back guarantee.
Convincing Proof of Pinkham Remedy Testimonial
A Columbus woman describes severe menstrual pain and weakness and an operation threat before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports relief, two more healthy pregnancies, and continued ability to work. the letter endorses the product for similar female ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Columbus
Lydia FE
Bham
Thomas L Chriery
West Mound St
Ohio
Christy
Lydia “E. Pinkham
Medicine. Co
Mass
Lady Fashion Notes From Faded Page
Fragmentary description notes a woman in a blue hat and blue straw feather, adorned with narcissi flowers. The text references Mrs Winter and a decorated ensemble, though context and full details are incomplete.
Important Work At Grady Hospital
Grady hospital auxiliary committee met February 4 at 10 30 in the nurses hall. Mrs Howard Bucknell presided as vice president. Ward chairs reported active efforts including robes on hand twelve dozen items made and a plan to buy material for uniforms. The infants and colored wards received attention with curtains clothing and a fresh air fund growing. Stockings and toys were provided for Christmas. Washington's birthday will bring each child a George Washington picture and hatchet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hospital
Howard Bucknell
Edgar Paullin
Edsairs
Henry Johnson
Joseph Moody
Arthur Clarke
Ben Lisa
W. D. Manley
Washington Seminary
Manley
Washington
George Washington
Morning Concert For Starving Tots at Howard Theater
Morning benefit concert by the Howard Orchestra features Enrico Leide and soloists. Proceeds go to the starving children of Europe fund with 26 cent admission and meals for each ticket holder. Engaging performances include Leide on cello, organ works by Sawtelle, and the Dixie Ladies quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Theater
Srunday
Howard Orchestra
Children of Europe Fund
Enrico Leide
The
Howard
Agig
Leide
Godard
Jocelyn
Edwin Sawtelle
Lucia
Alderson
Atlanta
Landon Ronald
Down In the Forest
Dixie Ladies Quartet
Sandman
Whiting
Victor Herbert
Ian
Hall
Sousa
di Brujer
Social items from Atlanta society notes and visits
Mrs. Harry Ketner travels through Atlanta en route to Norfolk after visiting Mrs Henry Evans in Montgomery. Macon guests arrive to visit sister Mrs Ravenel Beckwith on Wesley road. Lucila Chancellor sails from London Court to Tampa for Gasportila carnival then St. Petersburg Palm Beach and Miami before returning to Atlanta after Lent. Hetty Jane Dunnaway honored at a reception by Mrs. Earl D. Watson on Ponce de Leon avenue. Mrs W M Glenn returns from Lafayette after her father Dr. S. W. Fariss’s illness. Mrs Paul Dixon to Macon for a weekend visit with Miss Nelle Edwards. CF Cantrell improved and left for Orlando. Rev. L O Bricker at home at the Georgian Terrace. Mrs Lottie E. Morton and Mrs Filla Echola of West Point visiting Mrs. La W Arnold on West Abonth street. Dr W. S. Elkin leaves to join Mrs Elkin in Washington, D C for the illness and funeral of Mr. Barnard in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuss’ Lucila Chancellor
London Court
Tampa Fla
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Palm Beach
Miami
Atlanta
Hetty Jane Dunnaway
Earl D. Watson
Ponce de Leon Avenue
W M Glenn
Lafayette
S. W. Fariss
Fariss
Paul Dixon
Macon
Nelle
Edwards
CF Cantrell
Orlando
L O Bricker
Georgian Terrace
Lottie E. Morton
Filla Echola
West Point
la W Arnold
West Abonth Street
W. &. Elkin
Elkin
H. C. Barnard
Washington, D.C
Mrs Elder Named Ticket Chairman For Howard Operalogue Series
Mrs Omar F Elder is appointed ticket chairman for the Atlanta Woman's Club operalogues at the Howard theater. Seven readings begin February 22, 1921, Tuesdays, with season tickets at 83 cents and single tickets 50 cents. A Wednesday meeting at 4 pm at the club house gathers committee members to handle ticket requests ahead of the League of Women Voters convention visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar F. Elder
Atlanta Woman's Club
Howard Theater
Atlanta
League of Women Voters
Elder
French American Treaty Banquet Adds Spark To Atlanta Night
The Atlanta Alliance Francaise hosted a banquet at the Georgian Terrace with seventy attendees to mark the 1778 treaty anniversary. Guests included Alliance Francaise members and Atlanta French speakers. Speeches by Marvin Underwood covered international law, a French colony play was staged, and attendees enjoyed French songs and decor blending French and American symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Alliance Francaise
Bunce
United States
Georgian Terrace
Palm
France
Mme
K. Slifer
Marvin Underwood
Charles Lorildans
Miles Hilllant
Pouiura
West End Study Class to Meet Wednesday Morning
The West End Study class holds its regular meeting Wednesday at 11 o clock with Mrs John F Purser 154 Gordon Street. An important Julia Johnson chapter Children of the Confederacy meeting follows at 3 30 this afternoon at the home of directress Mrs Bart F Scott 800 Peachtree Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
John F. Purser
Gordon Street
Julia Johnson
Children of the Confederacy
Bart F. Scott
Peachtree Street
Senate Overrides Veto on Army Recruiting Halt
Washington February 7 War Secretary Baker ordered a stop to recruiting within hours of Congress approving a resolution directing cessation until the army is reduced to 175 009 men. No new recruits will be accepted starting tomorrow except those with prior enlistment service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Washington
Congress
Senate
House votes to override Wilson veto on army 475000 cut
Washington reports the army enlistment halt directing reductions to 475000 became law after Senate override. The Senate passed the measure 67 to 1 with only Senator Kirby voting to sustain the veto. House action followed a bold, orderly roll call without debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Wilson
Senate
Wadsworth
New York
Kirby
Arkansas
Labor Board Hearing on Railroad Employees' National Agreement
Chicago February 7 The United States railroad labor board heard the railroad employees appeal for a continuation of the national agreement. Witnesses clashed over jurisdiction and conspiracy claims as Judge R M Marton ruled out these charges and adjourned the first day with three independents finishing their evidence. B I Richardson of the American Federation of Kalrona Workers accused violations of the transportation act and called for relief from tyrannical conditions while John G R Austen led charges against those shaping rules for Pennsylvania line workers. An AFL bulletin denouncing Richardson was halted by the chair who reaffirmed the board would not entertain organi zational fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
R M. Marton
B. I. Richardson
American Federation of Kallrona Workers
Pennsylvania
John G. R. Austen
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Dispatchera
American Federation of Labor
Richardson
Texas postal killing goes to state court
Dallas February 7 Albert L. Rowan W 3 Seriner and three others face murder charges in the January 14 killing of George W Street at the Jackson street postal substation robbed during the robbery case. Rowan and Ben Long received 26 year federal sentences for planning the robbery, while Seriner’s sentence was withheld. A perjury warrant was issued for Arch Harper who testified for the defense in the prior federal trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Albert L. Rowan
Seriner
George W. Street
Jackson Street
State Criminal Court
Rowan
Serigner
Street
Ben Long
Leavenworth
Scriner
Arch AL Harper
Howan
Lumpkin Woman Faces Court On Liquor Charges
Lumpkin county residents will appear in United States District Court today as twelve or more defendants with names such as Talmage Odum Frank Holloway Will Grindle Len Strindle Arthur Reed John Higgins Ry Martin Norman Tipton and others face liquor violation charges before Judge Nam B. Sheppard in a crowded docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin County
Uniteatrict Court
Nam B. Sheppard
Judge Wilay
Talmage Qdum
Frank Holloway
Will A. Grindle
Len Srindle
Arthur Reed
John Higgins
Ry Martin
Norman Tipton
Chariid Viking
van Martin
Lee Lin Berfelt
Marion Easton
Hubert Hyder
Roscoe Odum
Poley Anderson
Senator Smith to Reopen Legal Offices in City
United States Senator Hoke Smith will resume his law practice in Atlanta after his senatorial term ends March 4. He will work with his son in law Ronald Ransom but not form a partnership. Offices will also be kept in Washington D C in the Southern Building and in Atlanta in the Hurt Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Ronald Ransom
Senator Smith
Washington, D. C
New Shipping Board To Be Named At Once
Washington Feb 7 Two defeated lawmakers are eyed for key posts as President Harding plans to name a new United States Shipping Board immediately upon retirement Senator George E Chamberlain of Oregon is slated for the board The seven member body includes Admiral Benson and three Democrats plus Republicans and awaits confirmation of Wilson appointees Esch of Wisconsin may join the Interstate Commerce Commission after retirement and the new board is expected to feature a largely fresh lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hollomon
Washington
Congress
Harding
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
United States Shipping Board
American
Jones
Wilson
W. S. Benson
F. L Thompson
J. A. Donald
M. Teal
Guy D. Goff
Charles Sutter
C. H. Rowel
Thompson
Mr. Donal
Capitol
Chamberlain
Hyraing
John J Esch
Wisconsin
Cummings
Cummings Esch
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Esch
Interstate Commerce Commission
Banks Seek Edge Act Investment Rights for State Banks
New Orleans February 7 The executive committee of the state bank division of the American Bankers Association adopted resolutions urging state legislation to let state banks invest in capital stock of finance corporations organized under the Edge Act. The goal is parity with national banks to assist foreign finance corporations moving American products abroad. H A McCauley of Sapulpa State Bank was elected committee chairman succeeding the late Fred Colling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
State Bank Division
American Bankers' Association
H. A. McCauley
Sapulpa State Bank
Sapulpa
Ohio
Fred Colling
Memphis
Wilson Attends Theater Again After Illness
Washington February 7 President Wilson again attended a theater performance marking his first public appearance in 18 months. He was with Mrs Wilson and her brother John Randolph Bolling as the audience greeted him with cheers and his bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Presdent Wilson
Mra Wilson
John Randolph Bolling
Alma Man Arrested On Criminal Assault Charge
Alma Ga February 7 Special Jim Burkhalter of Taylortown near here was arrested on a warrant charging criminal assault on a young white woman, a relative of his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Alma, Ga
Jim Burkhalter
Taylortown
Here
Calfs Liver Havanaise Recipe by Nicholas M. Sabatini
Liver slices about three and a half ounces seasoned with salt and pepper dredged in trem grilled gently. Prepare grilled tomatoes and onions fried in fat. Arrange liver on an oval dish with four half tomatoes per side fried onions, parsley melted butter and lemon juice. Serve very hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas M. Sabatini
Woman Convicted of Whisky Distilling Serves Sentence
Mrs Sarah Glass a 50 year old Pickens county woman was convicted in federal court for distilling and began a 30 day alternative sentence in Fulton Tower after failing to pay a $50 fine Judge William B Sheppard. The case marked a rare conviction of a white woman for distilling. The raid on her mountain cabin distillery in September 1919 was described by Prohibition Agents. Glass claimed no knowledge of the still and said the apple pomace found was for vinegar. She faces a murder trial in Capers county next March over the killing of J B W Holcombe related to the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B Sheppard
Sarah Glass
Pickens County
Fulton Tower
Glasg
Brogan
Roscoe Pickett
Glass
Capnes
Pickens
J BW Holcombe
Glassie
Holcombe
John W Jones
Lancaster Jury Fails to Agree in Jasper Lynching Case
In Hamilton Alabama on February a jury could not reach a verdict in the trial of Sergeant Robert J Lancaster charged with taking part in the January 13 lynching of William Baird at Jasper. Prosecutors announced the defendant would be re tried in the last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ala
Robert J. Lancaster
National Guardsman
William Baird
Jasper
Jury Holds Narrow Split In Lancaster Case
The jury stood six for conviction five for acquittal and one undecided after thirty nine hours of deliberation. The state plans another trial for Lancaster once Sergeant Stephens, accused of complicity in the lynching, is tried. A venire of one hundred men has been ordered for the Monday February 21 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisyyaind
Horaca Cc. Wilkinson
Lancaster
Glenn R. Stephens
Wilkinson
The
Lancaster trial costs in Marion County Court detailed
Page seven notes a genaraten expense to the state and to Walker county in the Lancaster trial totaling 175 dollars eight minutes after the trial began in Marion County Court last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Walker County
Lancaster
Marion County
Soldier from Chattanooga recalls Argonne bullet injury
Former Chattanooga soldier in the A B F coughed up a bullet from an Argonne engagement. Army doctors feared surgery and refused removal. Prices realized on Swift & Company carcass beef in Atlanta for week ending Feb 5, 1923 ranged 12 to 17 cents per pound, averaging 13.99 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Argonne
Swift & Cam
Atanta
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Algen
Mate Shore
Calicura
California
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Norfolk
Henry Evans
Montgomery
Ketner
H. P. Quin
Langdon Quin
Robert Quin
Nesbit
Ravenel Beckwith
Wesley Road
the Constitution
Atlanta, GA
Irving Thomas
Alonzo Richardson
B. M. Boykin
Norman Sharp
RO. Kerlin
Mamie Herkele
George L. Brown
L. €. Matthews
H. H. McCall
Newton Wing
George 5. Obear, Jr
Mra
Charles Chalmers
Charles Jarome
A. P. Treadwell
John M. Cooper
T. T. Stevens
R. M. Striplin
Bun Wyile
O. B. Price-Smith
Arthur Hazard
Hamilton Douglas
Joseph G. Heard
Stafford Setdell
G. H. Brandon
W. 3. Stevenson
J. B. Rowe
Harry Goodhart
Thomas R. Harmon
M. L
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T. J. Ripley
J. Lucas Baird
Alyce Taylor
Margaret Daman
Russell Bridges
Casper Johnson
John A. Manger
Charles Godfrey
Rupert E. Hall
Walter F. George
Robert T. Daniel
W. F. Melton
L. McKinney
French-American Company
Stra. Elkin
James Seates
Georfan Terrace
Edward H. Barnes
Charles A. Sisson
William
Fred Seely
Florida
Barnes
Sisson
W. D. Crouch
Danson
Ansley Hotel
Camille Work
Cleveland
Beb Black
L L Halle
Lyman Kendall
Villa Jean
Labor Board
Lumpkin
NEW Shipping Board
Delmonico's
Lancaster Jury
Alabama
Cee
Ivy
Peachtree St
Dr. Lyon’s
Lyon
I. W. Lyon & Sons, Inc
W. 27Th St
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