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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1909

Page

11

Social Calendar Highlights From Georgia Society News

A forage of society notices chronicles entertaining afternoons and dinners. John ZII hosts a bridge club luncheon at Misa Busma Boeing while George Dexter and Mrs Cine figure in visits. Langdon Perrott plans rehearas and Mrs Grerge B Flamer hosts guests. Wives and guests, racing to February 23, share details of teas, dancing parties, and Valentine events across Atlanta and St. Augustine, with a roster of local notables including Miss Ross Woolverry and Mrs. Hooks noted.

Social season notices and gatherings in Atlanta society

A detailed social roundup describes Mrs. Rofeart J. Lowry hosting at Stewart Stevens, with guests including Mrs. Youtx Gerrett and Mrs. John Ottley. Descriptions cover lavish dress, loggia decorations, and table arrangements. Additional scenes include dinners for Mrs. Stevens, a Capital City Club affair for Miss Almes Dennis, a Bon Air dance, card parties, embroidery classes, and a Woodberry School reading. The piece highlights society photos, club events, a book shower, and a forthcoming recital by David Bispham at Cable Hall.

Rofeart J. Lowry Bosbews Tex Youtx Gerrett Loggia Loney Btovena Gerrett D. Little John K. Ottley W. P. Wichaleon

Church Launches with Evening Musical and Dinner

A church event at Central Congregational in Canbegte offers a 2 to 2 serving window for a delicious menu at 8 cents per head with all invited. An earlier note reports a past week Evening Musical at Mueller Studio on Peachtree, featuring Miss Jennie Tuttl and a quartet of performers, drawing seventy five guests in a refined atmosphere.

Central Congregational Church Canbegte Way Jennie Tuttl Mueller Eudio Peachtree Grace Howser Marian Holmes Carman Werter Hasel Rey Nellis Munger Evelyn Beards‘ley Satan Moncrief Evelyn Campbell Daisy Strickland Dorothy Davis Mr. Retres

Old Hive Room Table Display Draws Guests

The table in the old hive room was artistically decorated with spring flowers as guests from Atlanta and various Southern cities attended a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Robert Young Garrett of Baltimore. Notables included Mr. M. O’Brien, Mr. Merk O’Brien, and several executives from Savannah Birmingham and Washington. Propyllans entertain Agnes Scott. Frail Miss Frances Herring and visitors from Birmingham and New London attended social events and bridge gatherings amid a busy Atlanta social week.

O'Brien Southern Express Company Merk Obrien Mir P. Hovkenday Savannah EB. M Willams Birmingham Sadler Charlotte BR. Gottbert Washington, D. .c L. Loup Chattanooga W. 8. McFareland W. Buckner Wilmington N. C Atlanta Jeary William T. Newman F. Hanson Haskell Robert J. Lowry Sanders MacDaniel Eugene R. Black Terra. Garrett Robert FB. Draddox Robert Young Garrett Baltimore Agnes Scott College Sociery Va- Floux Cheir North Avenue Cady Department of History Derrie Downs O Holley Brown Albert Woolley Sola Roy O' Aldivallech Charite Mr. Curtin Anderson Guo Solo Robin Gray Jack O' Haverdean Logia O' Buchan Mise Lenora Hardman Loch Lomond Miss Herring Wiss Frances Herring Newnan Gladys Kirk Carrie Henderson Annie le Grande Ollie May Deborne Annis. Randolph New Norsey Walton Bullivan

Cardinal Gibbons to Visit Atlanta Before Return to Baltimore

The article notes Cardinal Gibbons plans a quick stop in Atlanta on a promise-made visit after leaving New Orleans and before returning to Baltimore. He traveled on the Southern Railroad and spoke with Father Gunn at Sacred Heart church. He died shortly after en route, while conversing with Father Gann at the station. Bebop B. J. Kelley of Savannah was mentioned with him.

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Senator Bacon to Ride With Vice President on March 4

Senator Bacon of Georgia has been chosen to ride with the vice president in the carriage to the Capitol on March 4. Bacon rode with him when taking the oath of office and will ride on this official trip. Senator Lodge will accompany the president, and Senator Knox will ride with the president-elect.

Washington Webruary Senator Bacon Georgia Capitol Bacon Lodge Knox

Southern Florida Special Train Schedule Note

The Southern's Florida Special is the only through day train to Jacksonville leaving Atlanta at 11 35 a m. and arriving Macon at 1 55 p m. then Jacksonville at 3 40 p m. It connects with all south Florida trains and offers day coaches a dining car and Pullman cars. Seat rates are 25 cents to Macon and 1 50 to Jacksonville.

Southern Florida Jacksonville Atlanta Macon South Florida

Clay Moves to Halt Federal Money Withdrawals

Senator Clay visited the Treasury to seek a stop to the draft of federal money deposited in Georgia banks. With Christman and others withdrawing deposits, the Treasury plans to stabilize the system as a potential $20,000,000 withdrawal looms. Georgia banks have seen large calls and payouts, leaving limited funds on hand.

Washington Clay Treasury Department Georgia Chriatman Pontett Georgio Veankis Dapowit Boporit

Mayor Behrman Requests Return of Napoleon Mask

New Orleans Mayor Behrman writes Captain W. G. Raoul of Atlanta asking for the return to New Orleans of Napoleon's mask once owned by the city and now in Raoul's hands. Raoul will consider the letter after reviewing it and then reply.

Mayor Behrman New Orleans W. G. Raoul Atlanta Thetely Wapta’ Raoul Ureay Raoul Adam Jirla Mack Napoleon New Orleana City-Hall Reality of Mt Sind Ghelly Behrian New Grieang

Fragmentary OCR Note on Condition

Readable fragments describe a slight condition issue and reference a patient or subject with minor concerns. Details are unclear but imply a small impairment or check related to a medical or evaluative context and note potential observation by a clinician or official.

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