Valentine Party and Society Notes Parade Through Atlanta
Miss Harriett McCullough and Miss Frances Broyles host a Valentine party on Juniper Street with heart dice at Milas McCullough and supper at Misa Broyles. Dozens of local women and men attend, including Nellie Dodd, Madeline McCullough, Helen McCullough, Louise Broyles, and many more from Thomaston to Reynolds. Also covered are Miss Thornton's luncheon for Miss Dickinson, the Daughters of the Confederacy Georgia Day event, numerous dinner and bridge parties, and an upcoming Philharmonic concert at the Grand.
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Harriett McCullough
Frances Broyles
Joseph Whitner
Sanford Martin
George Raine
Orme Campbell
Frank Owens
Tom Matson
Quincey Arnold
John Wyat
Beverly Wayt
John Hopkins
William Warren
William McKensie
Thomas Hull
Emory Flynn
Edgar Dunlap
Junius Millard
Marcellun Butler
Harry Stearns
George Howard
W. H. Kiser
Kendrick Smith
Abner Calhoun
John Calhoun
Hugh Bell
John Bell
Sam DuBose
Calhoun Menchiner
George Brown
Buggine Black
Lowry Nicolson
Burton Pearce
Difford Wilson
Guyard Dunwody
Theodore Peabody
Thornton Kentz
Miss Thornton
Miss Janr Thornton
Miss Dickinson
Miss Bell
Jerome Sammins
Ronald Ranson
Lawrence Raley
Edwin Johnson
Sa A Hell
Caroline DuBose
Charles Owens
Helen Payne
Elizabeth Transon
Cora Wynn
Suesis
Saturday Menu List at Local Charity Dinner
A historic menu describes a Saturday meal with Vegetable Soup Beachnut Roast Turkey and Cranberry Jellies Candied Yams Peas and Beans Hot Rolls and Oysters with coffee. It notes homemade tomato aspic Mayonnaise Neapolitan and Yeast and Baking Powder brands. A long list of ladies assisting as head waitresses and several named hostesses completes the card.
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Mra
Rushton
A. A. Little
Meadames Stokes
Peacock
Elrod
Williams
Haugh
Owens
Lee
Stephana
Stauffacher
Rinker
Reads
Smith
Martin
Wilson
King
Jones
Cameron
Pearce
Johnson
Palmer
McCallie
Vaughan
Pounds
Little
Gaorgs
Hilley
Council of Jewish Women Mass Meeting at Taft Hall
The Council of Jewish Women invites members to a mass meeting at Taft Hall on Saturday night at 8 o clock. The event aims to discuss community ponds and related plans.
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Council of
Taft Hall
B O'Cock
Social items and visits across towns and parties
Socials note Mrs Shivers and ailea to Augusta relatives. Mrs White to Norfolk to visit sister Mrs Hall. Mrs Bennett leaves Sunday for extended Canada visit. Mrs Mashburn to Florida and Mrs Witherspoon visiting Bolbuckle Tenn. Miss Craw returns to Wesleyan from home. Miss Cotes hosts at box party at Orpheum. Dr and Mrs White host dinner for six. Kilpatrick family visiting Covington. Kilpatrick and Hill in Hot Springs Ark. Henry Tompkins at Sewanee with Thomas Egleston. Mrs Flaxier honored at bridge club. prize and souvenir stockings. Mrs Wright visits Athens. Marbut and Carter win hand-painted china at Mansengale card party. Mobley back from Florida. Hudson Moore to New York. Mrs Anderson sails for Europe in March. Ola Hunt improving from grip. Margie Calhoun ill at St Joseph’s infirmary. brother Col J C Calhoun in Atlanta visiting Deerland home.
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E. J. Bennett
Canada
W. D. Mashburn
Charles Witherspoon
Bolbuckle
Tenn
Grace le Craw
Wesleyan
Ransom Wright
Athens
A. O. Marbut
F. C.carter
J. Elmo Mansengale
J. R. Moblay
Florida
Eere
Hudson Moore
New York
Harvey Anderson
Europa
Ola Mae Hunt
Margie Calhoun
St. Joseph's Infirmary
J. C. Calhoun
Atlanta
Jack J. Spalding
Deerland
Count Carl von der Hagen Held in Hoboken on Bigamy Charge
Dr Emil Carl von Mueller aka Carl von der Hagen is jailed in Hoboken N J awaiting trial on bigamy alleging a Hoboken marriage to Regina Velhelmann of New York He claims one wife in Los Angeles and that the Hoboken union was illegal due to lack of residency and license He is described as a 4 foot tall lanky man with long limbs and oversized hands and feet in studies of his persona
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Carl Frederick William von der Hagen
Emil Carl von Mueller
Hoboken
N. J
Regina Velhelmann
New York
von Mueller
Los
Angeles
Cal
Hairdress 25c Parisian Beauty Parlors
Parisian Beauty Parlors at 3944 Whitehall Street offers haircuts and styling for 25 cents. Local clients report quick service and classic barber shop atmosphere. Retail hours and services listed in the window.
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Whitehall Street
Schooner Gracie D Buchanan Runs Aground Off Florida Beach
The schooner Gracie D Buchanan of 997 tons commanded by Captain Harrington ran ashore at Nassau bar between Fernandina and Mayport while en route from Philadelphia to Jacksonville. The tug Three Friends reached the vessel, nine men boarded for Jacksonville, while an engineer and one more remained aboard. He says the ship faced a gale and struck the beach. helpers plan to attempt refloating at dawn.
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Gracie D. Buchanan
Florida Beach
Jacksonville
Fla
Harrington
Philadelphia
Nassau Bar
Fernandina
Mayport
Broward
Buchanan
Donlin Sign Talks With New York Nationals
Mike Donlin and John T Brush met in New York to settle contract terms for the upcoming season. Donlin may take a theatrical offer and will decide by March 10 whether to play for the Nationals or retire from baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Donlin
New York
John T. Brush
New York Nationals
Donlin
Former Postmaster General Nederse Begins Sentence in Havana
Nederse, former Postmaster General, began serving a four year term in Havana after pleading guilty to shooting Senor Tarriente, editor of Politica Camica, over an offensive cartoon about Senora Nederse and President Gomez. A pardon by Gomez is anticipated.
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Havana
Nederse
Haying
Senor Tarriente
Politica Camica
Senora Nederse
Gomez
Struck by Street Car in Los Angeles
Lewla Wolfley former governor of Arizona and mining figure was struck by an electric car in Los Angeles February 11 and may be fatally injured. He is 70, born in Ohio, once collector of customs in New Orleans, served in a Kentucky Civil War regiment, now living in Profgott Arizona.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lewla Wolfley
Arizona
Wolffley
Wolfley
New Orleans
Kentucky
Ohio
Profgott
Aric
Kentuckys House Debates Local Option Bill
In Peanktort Kentucky on February 11 the House refused to advance the Wag oner local option bill to second reading. The motion did not receive the necessary two thirds and failed to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Peanktort
Wagoner
Court to vaccinate women if needed under law
Mrs. Maggie Ellis and others faced potential fines for refusing vaccination as Mounted Police pursue compliance in Atlanta. The recorder defended mandatory vaccination, noting it as a public health boon, while recounting a case where a woman was briefly examined in court and vaccination proceeded for others. Over 35,000 people vaccinated in ten days. 25,000 vaccine paints used. three resisted.
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Maggie Ellis
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Simpson Street
Lambert
Recorder
Ellis
Hollis
Bessie Evans
Recorders Court
Atlanta
Board of Health
Name Address BETTER THAN SPANKING
Spanking does not cure bed-wetting and a constitutional cause is suggested. Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a home treatment for children with full instructions. Send no money, write today for help with the trouble. The treatment also claims to help adults and the aged with urine difficulties.
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M. Summers
Box W. Notre Dame
Ind
Iréa
Grand Theater Offers Trilogy of Variety and Farce
Inclement weather did not dampen a moderate Grand House crowd to enjoy Cat and the Fiddle and a troupe of mystics, music, and magic. The American Idea by George M. Cohen, featuring Trizle Friganza, heads the program with Are You a Suffragette? to follow, while Lyric hosts Sunny Side of Broadway and Strongheart by De Mille, with matinees and multiple performances slated for February 14 onward.
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George M. Cohar
Grand Opera House
Cohan
Trizle Friganza
Cohan & Harris
Strongheart
William C. de Mille
Lyric
Strongbeart
Night Birds and Two Vivians Lead Week in Vaudeville Show
A chorus of twelve led by Nellie Brewster, one of vaudeville's daintiest singers, headlines the week with notable acts including Night Birds and the Two Vivians sharpshooters. Next week Merrill and Otto in After the Shower, Fred Ray's players, Gilleit's baboons, and other acts follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Brewster
Vaudaville
Comediennes
Night
Birds
Vivians
Cvea
Merrill and
Otto
Fred Ray
Gilleit
Want Wheatley to Announce
Americus Georgia February 11 former State Senator Crawford Wheatley is besieged by friends to reenter politics offering for house or senate Sumters aim to nominate the senator for the thirteenth district Wheatley is exceedingly popular and his candidacy announcement will rally hundreds to support though opposition could occur
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Wheatley
Americus
Crawford Wheatley Iu
House
Senate
Sumter
Pedestrian Rights in Kansas Supreme Court Ruling
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled a pedestrian may cross a street anywhere in town and that drivers must respect pedestrian rights. The decision followed a wagon collision where a man was struck while crossing midblock. the driver was found guilty, with the court rejecting the notion that pedestrians only have rights at crosswalks.
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Kansas
The
Kansas City Star
Kansas Supreme Court
Block
Supreme Court
Children Crushed By Falling Shed In Florence
Florence Ala February 11 three children were struck by a snow weighted shed in front of J A Sloan’s grocery store. Florence McCartney 9 badly crushed chest likely to die. Willodine Jordan 10 had a broken leg and Lee Thompson lost a tooth.
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Florence
Ala
J. A. Sloan
Schoal
Florence McCartey
Willodine Jordan
Lee Thompsone
Colonel Snow Dies in New Jersey at 78
Col W. D. Snow former United States senator from Arkansas died at his Hackensack home after his wife died a month earlier. He was 78 and had settled in Pine Bluff in 1860, later elected senator five years later. He served as aide during the civil war. His son, Captain W. A. Snow, is in the United States Army.
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Col. Snow
New York
W. D. Snow
United States
Arkansas
Hackensack
N. J
Pine Bluff
Ark
Powall Clayton
Steele
W. A. Snow
United States Army
Orpheum Season Highlights Include Gus Edwards Night Birds
At the Orpheum this season a top headliner remains Gus Edwards Night Birds. The show is praised for its
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Orpheum
Gus Edwards
Night Birds
the Great
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Daughters of Confederacy
Atlanta Woman's Club
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia
Children of the Confederacy
Papila of Washington Seminary
Woodberry School
E. G. McCabe
Hooper Alexander
Miss Stockard
Yancy Stockard
Miss Hopkins
Columbus
Edel Therrell
Nashville
Glafys Catchings
Misa Therrell
Margaret Lewis
Messrs Tilcomb
Greavenor
Newman
Tidwell
Kiem
Louhrman
Chandler
Ileard
Lippold
Miss Barry
Ruth Barry
Bridge
Misa Remsey
Toccoa
George Donnell
Rosa Milledge
Aliee Whibnurn
Louise Haygood
Lucy Durham
Mary Lee Cowles
Lilian Pouligny
Carl Ramspeck
Charlea Watkins
John Goss
Frank Spratling
Enrge Jones
Julian Chase
Percy Colver
Brine
George Brine
Josephine Brine
Toston
Wara
W. Mayson
Decatur
Mayson
John Neal
St. Elmo Maasengale
T. F. Hand
Massengale
Miss Dykes
Helen Dykes
West Peachtree Street
Martha Crane
Isolina Campbell
Philharmonic Orchestra
Atlanta Orchestral Association
Frederick Hodgson
Jennie Erwin
Park Street
Fred G. Hodgson
Hugh Gordon
Familly
Presbyterian Restaurant
Presbyterial Hospital
Randsome Copeel
Priate
Whiteill
Etek
Fred Shivers
Little Aoater
Assentha
Augusta
W. D. White
Norfolk
Hall
Mary Leo Cotes
F. J. White
J. D. Kilpatrick
Donald Kilpatrick
Covington
Mr. Charles ,D. Hill
Hot Springs, Ark
Henry B. Tompkins
Sewanee, Tenn
Thomas Egleston
Thomas Thorne Flagier
Bridge Club
Jerome Simmons
Edwin F. Johnson
Flaxier
Pattern Department
Bryan Harrison
Texel
Aton
A. G. DeLamater
Florence Dayla
Broadway
America
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall St. Col
Alabama
Whitehall Sts
TheBes
Jacobs
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Ssac LE Sole Lee
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