Social Busybody Notes From Atlanta Society Scene
Mrs W C Vereen and Mrs W J Vereen of Moultrie attend tea dance at Driving Club with Mrs H B Scott. Miss Isabella Tyson of Knoxville to visit Miss Esther Smith for the opera. Walter Thomas, regent of Governor Peter Harry chapter D A R of Blakely, visiting Mrs W D Coleman at Hotel Ansley. Mrs Thomas receives social attentions in Atlanta. Mrs Edw T Brown and Miss Margery Brown leave for New York and Cleveland for two months. Estelle Garrett Baker staying with Mrs W E Price Smith during Mrs Warren Boyd’s Florida absence. Beverley H Griffith of Los Angeles visits his mother Mrs Mary Butt Griffith as Mrs Griffin and children join Mr Griffin in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Miss Margaret Brooks of Deeson, Miss., visiting Mrs W B Williamson with several parties planned. Mrs Margaret J Daniels seriously ill at Spring Street home. Mrs F B D Spaulding and nephew Robert Miller head to Florida then Cuba before returning home. Mrs John T Griffin and Miss Mary Rose Rooney join Mr Griffin in Honduras. Miss Darryl Law of New York visiting Mrs W F P Dykes. Mrs C D Mitchen of Portland, Ore., visiting sister Mrs Dellendarson. Mrs William Stone of Haghing L L visiting Mrs Thornwell Jacobs. guest of Jhonar at informal dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Rosseae with twenty guests.
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W. C. Vereen
W. J. Vereen
Moultrie
H. B. Scott
Driving Club
Isabella Tyson
Knoxville
Esther Smith
Las Mre
Walter Thomas
Peter Harry Chapter
Daughters of the American, Revolution
Blakely
W. D. Coleman
Ansley
Thomas
Atlanta
Edw. T. Brown
Margery Brown
New York
Cleveland
Beverley H. Griffith
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Butt Griffith
John.t. Griffin
Mary Rose Rooney
Fef. WW. Rooney
Griffin
San Pedro Sula
Honduras
Margaret Brooks
Deeson, Mise
W.B. Williamson
Margaret J. ‘Daniels
Spring Street
Spaulding
Robert Miller
Florida
Cuba
Oliver Jones, Sr
Rufus Aloss
Vin Athens
McClellan
Susan McClellan
Pot & Hibert Street
Misa Pearl Smithson
Westminster
S. C
Marjorie Hall
Dan Harris
Ellis
Gonn Graham
Marietta
R. R. Bying
J. C. Henderson
George
Darryl Law
Ww FP. Dykes
C. D. Mitchen
Portland, Ore
Dellendarson
William Stone
I[aghing, L. L
Thornwell Jacobs
Jhonar
Rosseae
Meetings Schedule for Local Organizations
The Atlanta chapter of the Confederacy will meet at the Women’s Club on Baker Street this afternoon at 3 o’clock. The executive board and all committee chairmen are urged to attend for important business. The Modern Topics club meets Friday morning February 12 at 10 o’clock at Mrs. W. I.’s home in Hast Lake. The Bible Stay class led by Mrs. R. Kendall will meet in Philathea hall at Wesley Memorial church at 9 o’clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Dsawehtera
The
Confederacy
Womans Club
Baker Street
Modern Topics Club
Decatur Council Calls Election On $50,000 Bonds
Decatur Georgia city officials announce a March 20 vote on 50 thousand dollars in bonds for a new school building and expanded water and sewer systems. The plan includes 25 thousand for a modern school near Meade Station and 25 thousand for infrastructure, with a 30 year term at one percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Council
Decatur
Oakhurst
Deedtur
Brammar
Meade Station
McDonough ‘Street
Glenwood
Grifdens
Highway boosters meet at Fitzgerald for mass gathering
Waycross Ga February 20 a large section of Georgia is interested in a mass meeting to be held at Fitzgerald tomorrow to press for official recognition of the southern end of the Chicago Florida highway. Representatives from key points along the so called short cut from Atlanta to Jacksonville will attend to advocate the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Georgia
Fitzgerald
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Georgia Day Observed by Eastman High School Pupils
Eastman Georgia observes Georgia Day on February 13 with a program arranged by the Colonel William Few chapter DAR and the Fannie Gordon chapter UDC. Exercises take place in the high school auditorium and feature a special program prepared for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman. Ga
Georgia
Eastman High School
Colonel William Few
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fannie Gordon
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Anderson Fails in Georgia Bankruptcy Filing
Lyerly Ga February 10. William B Anderson a prominent local businessman filed a bankruptcy petition with Deputy US Commissioner John C Printup. The deficit is about 66 000 with assets around half that. Anderson long ran as merchant farmer ginner cotton buyer and faced ginnery fires. Ernesto Nathan, former mayor of Rome, will represent Italy at the Panama Pacific exposition arriving on the America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ernesto Nathan
Rome
Italy
Alexander Directs Loft Construction for 1300 Singers
Alexander oversees finishing touches on the Peachtree street tabernacle choir loft to seat 1300 singers for upcoming revival meetings. The team includes Albert Brown and Harry Barraclough from England and Louis M. Potts of New York, with Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Norton among local supporters. A volunteer usher meeting is set for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
Charles M. “Alexander
Chapman-Alex
Ander
Atlanta
Basy
Tabernacle
Peachtree Stree
Eltig
Singing Evangelist
Alexander
Lastippe
Hotel Majestic
Chapman-Alexander
Albert Brown
Nottingham
England
Harry Barraclough
Bradford
Louis’m. Potts
New York
Chapman
Chicago
Ralph ©. Norton
Miss McCormick Becomes Grand Opera Guarantor
Miss McCormick of Toronto and Huntsville Alabama offers a $100 guarantee to support Atlanta's grand opera season. Her secretary notes she cannot attend but will cover shortfalls in receipts if needed, sending best wishes for a successful season. The donor plans to be in California during opera time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Miss McCormick
Toronto
Huntsville
Ala
McCormick
Chicago
Alabama
San Francisco
Grach T.waleigr
Shakespearean Lecture Dr M R A E Will Talk
Frederick Warde will discuss Shakespeare plays in a Shakespearean lecture at the Auditorium under the Alkahest lyceum course. Dr Floyd W McRae, famed surgeon, will speak on Feats of A Modern Surgery at the Atlanta Ad Men’s Club luncheon at the Hotel Winecoff. Reservations 50 cents a plate. St Himo Massengale presides. Julian V Boehm chairs entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’rae Will
Frederick Warde
Alkahest Lyceum
Atlanta Ad
Winecoff
Floyd W. McRae
South
J. H. Atchison
Southern Bell Telephone Company
St. Himo Massengale
Julian V. Boehm
Shakespearean Recitals Highlight Leading American Scholar
Mr Warde, a foremost Shakespearean scholar and actor of America, has long been a contemporary of Ruoth and Barrett and stood as a preeminent tragedian. Tonight his recitals will combine force and grace, with explanations of the story and purpose behind each Way discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Warde
Centu
America
F Ruoth
Barrett
Give Away Two Babies At Meeting On Sunday
Captain J W Gordon of the Atlanta Salvation Army will give away two babies at a 6 clock Sunday evening meeting in the Salvation Army hall. The future guardian Plexznor Crawford Gordon aged 2 years and Clarise Frances Gordon aged months have been selected with the public invited to attend the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gordon
Atlanta Salvation Army
Salvation Army
Plexznor Crawford Gordon
Clarise Frances
Gordon
Alany Fondiparents
Cure claims Cuticura heals skin facial troubles
Miss Beulah B. Stamps of Bogue Chitto Mississippi reports five years of facial eruptions. After trying remedies without relief she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, claiming complete healing after one cake and one box. Public notice promotes Cuticura products and a free skin book by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Ty Bostex
At the Atlanta Baldwin Melville to Close Run with Camille
The Baldwin Melville company performs at the Atlanta this afternoon and tonight in Margaret Anglin in Lady Windermere's Fan with a Friday and Saturday schedule and a special matinee Monday. Next week Camille is planned with advance sale urged. Also features Ruth Holt Boucicault and others, plus the Grand presents What a Woman Will Do, and Forsyth showcases Bessie Wynne with The Meanest Man in the World and The Pumpkin Girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlan
Atlanta
Baldwin-Melville Company
Margaret.Anglin
Baldwin- Melville Players
Camille
Margaret Anglin
Oscar Wilde
Lady Windermere
Pan
Miss Anglin
Ruth Holt-Boucicault
Stentay Dark
Catherine Ainsiey
Florence Carpenter
Sidney Greenstreet
Wallace Widdecombe
Davie Grand
Forsyth
Bessie Wynne
Miles
Wynne
Miss. Sutton
Miss Gutton
Walter Andrews Guest of Elks at Waycross
Hon. Walter P. Andrews of Atlanta, president of the Georgia Elks association, was the honor guest at Waycross Elks lodge event. He attended with state treasurer C. Dunn and Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Ashley of Valosta, Georgia, as part of the visiting party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Andrews
Guest - Of-Elks OF
Waycross
Wercross
Walter P. Andrews
Atlants
Georgianls Association
South
Waycross' Elks
Andrews
C. Dunn
State Association
Rand
Ashley
Val
Oil Mill Superintendents Convene in Atlanta
The Interstate Association of Oil Mill Superintendents will hold its annual convention in Atlanta on June 3 4 and 6. About 500 delegates are expected. Fred Houser, Atlanta Convention bureau secretary, has arranged extensive exhibits and secured an auditorium for assemblies. The event features a large display of unusual machinery. }
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Association. of
Atlanta
Fred Houser
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Seventh Ward Improvement Club to Meet at Luce Street School
The Seventh Ward Improvement Club will hold its next meeting Thursday evening in the auditorium of the Luce Street school. Superintendent William M. Slaton will address the club on the current state of the city schools and resolutions on the public school system will be introduced. A large number of membership applications have been presented to the committee due to the club’s activity in ward and city government affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Improvement Club
Luce Street
William M. Slaton
Improvement Club
To Abolish Death Penalty in South Dakota Senate Action
The state senate today passed a house bill abolishing capital punishment in South Dakota. The governor is expected to sign the measure. The move marks a shift away from executions as a judicial penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wierre
State Senate
South Dakota
Miss Clio Shelman Dies in Cartersville
Miss Clio Shelman a well known young lady died at her home in Cartersville on Sunday after a prolonged illness. The funeral was held Tuesday with interment in the local cemetery. Rev. George Benedict officiated. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Shelman two sisters Miss Margaret Shelman and Miss Cecelia Shelman and two brothers Robert Shelman and Charles T Shelman of Atlanta.
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Misa Cho Shelman
Cartersville
George Benedict
Miss Shelman
Charles, Shelman
Margaret
Cecelia
Shelman
Robert Shelman
Charles T. Shelman
Calomel Destroys Liver Sluggishness Prompts Dodson's Tone
An old advertisement warns calomel harms the liver and causes nausea and salivation. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute promising quicker liver action, restored energy, and suitability for children. The copy urges readers to seek the product if bilious or constipated and to refund if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Danson
Georgia Railroad and Coast Dine Sleeping Car Eastbound
Advertising line announces Atlanta to Wilmington sleeping car service via Georgia Railroad and Atlantic Coast, with departure from Atlanta at 845 p m and arrival in Wilmington at 1250 p m next day, highlighting streamlined car service only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Railroad
Atlantic Coast
Atlanta
Wilmington
N. C
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Estelle Garrett Baker
W. E. Price Smith
Warren Boyd
Piorida
Anderson
Grand Opera
Fred Warde
Keith
Miss Dixie
Atlanta Milling Co
Atlanta, Ga
Clio Shelman
Wilmington, N.C
Ivy
Atlanta Tent & Awning CO
Stewart
Oxfords
Fred S. Stewart
Whitehail St
All Jacobs’ Stores
Columbia
Columbia Records
Cohen
Hugh
Columbia Dance Records
Dance Records
Joey
Fox
Violinist
Ysaye
Aidoz
Rondino
Vieuxtemps
Wagner
Schubert
Columbia Graphophone Co
Peachtree Street
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Whitehall Street
Grafonola
Sethubert
Suppre
Columbia Orchestran
Weber
Felix’ Weingartner
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