Social items from local society columns
Mr Ludlow Jordan is in St Josephs infirmary after an appendectomy on Wednesday night. Jes J D Young of Washington DC visits on Ponce de Leon avenue, plans to join Mrs Young later this week. Mrs Robert Otey of Richmond entertains her daughter. Mrs Norwood Mitchell and Mrs A C Stevenson announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday February 5. Mildred Hale of New Haven visits friends. George P Peacock of Knoxville visits Mrs L D Hicks on Summit Avenue. Mrs James Little spent the weekend in Heflin Alabama. Miss Fet Eving returns from St Louis to visit her brother. John Temple Graves returns from New York Friday. Mrs John D Lattie visits her father near Albany for ten days. Mr and Mrs James Gilbert depart for Florida for a house party hosted by Mrs Isaac Boyd. Russ Brelyvn Green returns from Rome. Mrs Clark Howell departs for Florida with her son Albert Howell to Savannah and then to Seabreeze where Mrs Isaac Boyd hosts a house party.
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Ludlow Jordan
St. Joseph's Inirmary
Jes J D_ Young
Washington, D. c
Mra W
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Young
George P. Peacock
Knoxsill
L. D. Hicks
Summit Avenue
James Little
Heflin
Alm
Fet Eving
St. Louis
John ‘Temple Graves
New York
Mira John D. Lattie
Oakland
Albany
James Gilbert
Florida
Thea
Tsaac Boyd
Russ Brelvyn Green
Rome
Vie Clark Howell
Tlorids
Albert Howell
Howell
Savannah
Seq Breeze, Fin
Isaat Boyd
Social of Savannah and Mobile Visitors at Local Homes
The notice lists guests and visits across Savannah and Mobile. Mr Comer Howell and Mrs Hugh Comer host at the Ponce de Leon while Julian Howell plans to visit his grandmother. Various guests from Birmingham Arkansas and Virginia are mentioned with friends and family hosting during the week. A trip to Panama is noted for Mary Gelsreiter and Mrs Alfred Gordon Lilord has returned from Mobile before heading back to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer Howell
Albert Howell
Ponce de Leon
Julian Howell
Hugh Comer
Savannah
Mon Nelson
Birmingham
Bri
W. L. Halstead
Edward M. wWurant
Valentine Bail
Rice
Norawood Mitchell
Mrs. Otey
Virnia
Mary Gelsreiter
Arkansas
Joseph Raine
Panama
Alfred Gordon Lilord
Mobile
Lucius Harris, Jr
Detroit
Miss Elvyn to Sing With Atlanta Philharmonic
Miss Myrtle Elvyn, a Texas-born pianist, will sing with the Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra at the Atlanta Theater on March 5 under Mortimer Wilson. Presented by the Atlanta Musical Association, the program promises a high level of artistry praised by The Musical Courier and The Chicago Tribune for her crystalline technique and graceful, intelligent performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Elvyn
Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra
Atlanta
Elvyn
Atlanta Musical Association
Mortimer Wilson
Musical Courier
Qhhes Elwyn
Texas
Europe
America
Germany
United States
Felix Borowski
Chicamo
Bivyn
Saint- Saene
Chicago Tribune
Program 15 Prepared for Valentine Sunday at Central Baptist
The first program of its kind in Atlanta is set for next Sunday morning at Central Baptist Sunday school observed for Valentine Sunday. Superintendent J W Autry oversees the event with W C Manafie as master of ceremonies. The program runs 9 30 to 11 with each child receiving a valentine. all church members and outsiders are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Central Baptist Sunday School
J W Autry
W C Manafieas
Moose Club Opens New Atlanta Home At Five Points
The Loyal Order of Moose of Atlanta opened a new home in the Silvey building at Five Points with a large initiation night enrolling new members. The formal opening is planned for March, with an inaugural banquet. The home spans the ascend and third floors, leased for ten years.
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Loyal Order of Moose of
Atlanta
Silvey
Slivey Building
Moose
Dr Graham Taylor to lecture at Associated Charities meeting
Dr Graham Taylor president of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections will address the Associated Charities annual meeting on Thursday at 4 o clock in the Hotel Ansley assembly room. The event will feature the organization s annual report showing 6000 people helped in one year in Atlanta.
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Graham Taylor
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Associated Charities
Ansley Assembly Room
Taylor
Chicago Commons
Associated Clarities
Atlante
Atlanta
The
L. C. Hopkins
RG. Guinn
A. J. Crumley
Joseph ©. Logan
R. F. Maddox
R. L. Foreman
4 & Adama
J.C Greenfield
David Marx
J. T. Rose
A S Adama
Ivan
Melba Delivers Glowing Atlanta Recital With Fine Company
Mme Melba drew a large Atlanta audience last night delivering a flawless recital. Her warm tone and radiant presence captivated listeners while Marcel Moyse and Gabriel Lapierre provided exquisite flute and piano support enhancing the diva’s artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme Melba
Atlanta
Melba
Lucia
Faust
Illa Viain
Tosti
Verdi
Ava Maria
Addie
Marcel Moyse
Gabriel Lapierre
Progressive Party Seeks State Reorganization in Georgia
The Georgia Progressive Party plans a thorough reorganization with letters sent by Dean Ryman, secretary of the state committee, aiming to form a state ticket. William J. Tugon, chairman, will convene a convention in Macon in early March, seeking turnout responses from recipients.
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Progressive Party
Dean
Ryman
Georgia State Progressive Committee
William J. Tuegon
Georgia State Progregaive
Macon
Bible Study Class Led by Mrs. T R Kendall
Mrs T R Kendall of Gainesville Ga conducts a Bible study class at St Pauls Church at the corner of Grant and Sydney streets. The class meets every second Thursday morning of the month at 10 o'clock and invites all interested to attend.
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TR. Kendall
Gainesville
St Paul's Church
Skorner
Grant and
Sydney Streets
Bryan May Attend Bible Conference in Atlanta
Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan plans to attend and speak at the Atlanta Bible conference if official duties permit. Railroads south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the Mississippi offer reduced fares of one and a half fares plus 5 cents for the round trip March 1 to 8. Miss G A Maddox at 78 Luckie Street provides full information to inquirers.
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William Jennings Bryan
Atlanta
Bryan
Washington
G Campbell Morgan
London
Morgan
China
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
Mississippi
G A. Maddox
Luckle
State Board Raises $6000 for New Hospital Effort
The Georgia Baptist State Board reports early fund raising for the Greater Georgia Baptist Hospital project. Subscriptions exceed $8000, with Atlanta churches already pledging substantial support as the campaign aims for $100,000 from state churches, to be matched by Atlanta associations. Chairman F J Cooledge Sr notes the drive should wrap in about a week.
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State Board
The
Georgia Baptists
Greater
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Auptists
Atlanta Association
Atlanta
F J Cooledge Sr
Railroad executive visits Atlanta from Savannah
G P A Hale, general passenger agent of the Central of Georgia, is in Atlanta for a few days as the guest of the Winecaff hotel. He is well known in Georgia railroading and is in the city on business matters relating to the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. A. Hale
Atlanta
JC. Hale
Central of Georgia
Savannah
Bell directory goes to press February fifteenth notice
The next Bell telephone directory goes to press February 15. Managers are asked to report changes and corrections in listings or for advertising rates. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone
Graph Company
Fiddlers Shorty Harper and Moonshiner Bob Headed to Convention
Monroe’s Shorty Harper and Walton’s Moonshiner Bob Young bring their fiddling duo to the Old-Time Fiddlers convention opening Wednesday night at the Auditorium. The two celebrated performers, famed for Harper’s sawed-off style and Bob’s homemade songs, travel in a buckboard for the four-night event. Daughters of the Confederacy members Mrs William McGarthy Mrs Lollie Bell Wylie Mrs W B Price-Smith and Mrs Charles Turner stage society stunts including a Virginia reel, while the Atlante chapel unit aims to raise funds from the convention.
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Shorty
Harpén
Monroe
Bob Young
Walton Sourty
Bob
Daughters of the Confederacy
William McGarthy
Lollie Bell Wylie
W. B. Price-Smith
Charles Turner
Virginia
Atlante Chapel
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Nurse Skelton’s Swindling Charge Dismissed in Court
Judge Luther Rosser Jr of the municipal court dismissed a warrant against Mies Bo Skelton of the Red Cross hospital for cheating and swindling after hearing the evidence. Gatlin accused her of misrepresenting life insurance payments to obtain $209, but the judge ruled there was no intent to defraud and dismissed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Rosser, Jr
Municipal Court
Mies Bo Skelton
Red Cross Hospital
Miss Skelton
G B Gatlin
Gatlin
Rosser
Jones Acquitted in Macon Ring and Locket Case
P Jones son of Policeman WR Jones of Atlanta was acquitted in Macon Tuesday after a short trial. He had been arrested there over ownership of a ring and locket, and returned to Atlanta yesterday. Friends believed a mistake had been made, and the verdict confirmed their view.
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Macon
Woman Sues Over Falling Plaster After Blasting Near Home
Mrs M T Elliott files a 36000 damages suit against Georgia Railway and Power Co alleging continuous blasting near Proctor Creek caused plaster to fall, endangering her family. She seeks injunction stopping blasting near her residence. hearing set by Judge Bell for March 20.
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Mra M. T
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A. C Stevenson
Mildred Hale
New Haven, Com
Missoui
Humphries Moss Hate
Miss Rawhries
Sweetar College
Virgi
Velva
Penick & Ford, Ltd
New Orleans
Falks
Peachtree Street
Falks’ Cafeteria
Judge Hart
Cordele
Speimall
John Hart
Crisp County
Cordelo
Superior Court of
Hart
DR Graham Taylor
Mme. Melba
Louise Dooly
Bisfio
McCord-Stewart Co
Harper
Jones
G. N. J. Milledgeville
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Kimball Hotel
O. H. Werner
D. B. Fisk & Co
Chicago
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
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