Valentine Wedding Toasts At Crystal Anniversary
Crystal Wedding: Mr. and Mrs. James E. Carlton host a crystal anniversary supper in Inman Park for sixty guests, many from the original wedding fifteen years prior, with pink and white décor, heart shaped sweets, crystal centerpieces, and a dressy reception. Also notes Miss Arlene Scully’s Valentine party on Piedmont avenue with Cupid motifs and prizes, and a bridge gathering honoring Mrs. Lelta Burton Wells with a guest list including Los Angeles visitors.
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James E. Carlton
Inman Park
Occaasion
Valentine
M. D. Hood
Egabeth Bates
Arlene Scully
Piedmont Avenue
L. M. Nuttman
Alexander Starke
Ices
Miss Scully
Margaret Scully
Wells
T. A. Pear
Bridge
Lelta Burton Wells
Los Angeles
Cal
Mortimer Alten
Fleming van Rensselaer
Harry Stearns
Edward Moriiz
M. L. Nuttman
Pratt
Mary Ta For
Preston
Abercrombie
Bixteen
Spalding Speer
Virginie
Montgomery
Martha Edmondson
Amelia Speer
Amelia Speer. _, Mrs. Speer
Miss Abercrombie
Marion + Sternie
Peachtree Street
Sophie Haas
Marcellus Butler
Urith Waller
Norton Askew
Stearns
Alice Stearns
Missy Charlotte Merdier
Comner Howell
Julia Murphy
Nina Hopkins
Janet Evans
Alice Muse
Elizabeth Johnson
Cornelia Moore
Harriet McCullough
Frances Broyles
Elizabeth Kontz
Irene Thrower
Ethel Tye
Misa Louise Cramer
Urith Walter
Bloise Robinson
Mina Ellen Wolfe
Carrie Bloun
Dorothy Arkwright
Hettle
Compton
Henry Grady
Eugene
Meetings and social events in Mrs Howell Cloud home
The Thomas Jefferson Chapter D A R meets at 8:30 pm at Mrs Howell Cloud's home. A large list of guests attends a Miss Levin bridge party Friday morning honoring Miss Mildred Spratling. Several social guests travel from Jacksonville, Savannah, Columbus and elsewhere, with multiple bridge parties, matinees, and tours planned around Mardi Gras and European trips through late February and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas ~ Jefferson
Howell Cloud
Levin
Mina Gladys Levin
Marning
Mildred Spratling
May Atkinson
Eliza Dancy
Annie Caverly
Suzanne Spalding
Cobbie Vaughn
Claire Ridley
Julie Richardson
Frances Nunpally
Ethel Kelly
May
Maud Haverty
Laura
Helen Payne
Bessie Woodward
Z. T. Flagler
Wycliffe Goldemirth
Nina Gentry
Emma Wiliams
Portsmouth
Edith Russell
Kate Felder
Alice Vanaiver
Jeannette Swift
Martha Whitman
Cara Hutching
Emily Groover
Columbus
Lilian Logan
Lillian Akin
Aurelia Speer
Percy Gentry
Local club plans drive to ship books and magazines
Agnes Boott era to vie, Glee Club at Girie High School sang, and Mrs. Bowman announced that club members should bring books and magazines to the February 28 meeting for distribution to county and rural schools under club guidance. Porter Hagerman wedding noted as Annie Porter to T D Hagerman wed at home of Mrs Hagerman with Rev Gilmore officiating and Lucile Cox maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Boott
Girie Hl
Williem Perin
Bammiel Bowman
Porter-Hagerman
Misa
Annie Porter
John J. Porter
Capitol Avenue
T. D. Hagerman
Washington, D. C
Local social notes from city visitors and families
Residents and guests travel through the city en route to plantations and homes in Griffin Macon and New Orleans. Mr Joseph Gating visits from New York while entertaining with Mr and Mrs John Murphy. News of births, illnesses, and entertainments is mixed with small ad blurbs and a vanilla extract promotion at Parisian Beauty Parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Schelling
John L. Schelling
Mobile
F. R. Schelling
Frank Lester
New York
W. A. Speer
Amelie Comptoin
Emly Groover
Columbus
Cara
Jennie Hutchins
John Evins
Telamon Cruger Smith-Cuyler
Bacon
Mr. Cuyler
Paria
Paris
Macon
Aaron Burr
Griffin
Joseph Gating
Atlanta
John Murphy
Seven Men Burned on Torpedo Boat Hopkins Disaster
San Diego February 14 Seven men were badly burned by a boiler explosion in the forward fire room of the torpedo boat destroyer Hopkins. Three rescued companions perished attempting entry. R E Bonney and L Aimon aided by sailors started the blowers. A court of inquiry was called. Injured include R E Taylor F Hunt Clary W A Neabe J Ki McNerin T J Brown B A Carletillo tyor Carletillo may not survive. Also note Swift and costs of fresh beef in Atlanta for week ending Saturday February averaged 4 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Hopkins
R. E. Bonney
L. Aimon
R. E. Taylor
F. Hunt
Clary
W. A. Neabe
J. Ki. McNeriIn
T. J. Brown
B. A. Carletillo
Tylor
Carletillo
Pedro
Thomas W. Jackson Returns From Cuba Tour
Thomas W. Jackson, noted Fourth National Bank real estate dealer, returns from a Cuba trip. Accompanied by Arthur Smart, they toured via Savannah and Jacksonville before shipping their car to Cuba. Jackson praises the island and its people while Smart remains in Cuba for about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Jackson
Fourth National Bank
Cuba
Mr. Jackson
Arthur Smart
Aeroplanes Urged For American Army
Cortlandt Field Bishop, head of the Aero Club of America, led a committee from Washington and Baltimore aeronautical societies to urge President today to back Congress in funding military aeroplanes. He warned economy limits prevent action this session but hoped for progress in the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montgomery mistrial in peonage case at county court
Montgomery Ala February 14 Sam Searcy and others were granted a mistrial in the peonage case against the edreys, Killough charged with depriving Wash Gardner of his liberty. Henry Shanks was acquitted by court order before the jury retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Sam Searcy
Butler
Ansow Searey
Lioyd Killough
Edreys
Killough
Wash Gardner
Henry Shanks
Oldest Negro Man Dies in House Fire at 109
Thomasville Georgia February 14 Special Probably the oldest Negro in this section perished in a fire today Uncle Jessie Newman 109 years old burned to death in the Negro ward of Thames county poor house Supt J K Out said he woke to flames the old man kept lamps burning all night The building was insured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jessie Newman
Thames County
J. K. Out
Negro Regiment Again in Trouble
Seattle February 14 The Twenty-fifth United States Infantry colored regiment, discharged without honor by President Roosevelt for Browntown, Texas, is again in trouble though few old men remain. Stationed at Fort Ignon. Last Friday night Mrs. C. B. Atsenda, a white woman, was attacked by a negro. Suspicion falls on the regiment and they will parade before Mrs. Atsenda to identify the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Twenty-fifth United States Infantry
Tonsevelt
Brownavile
Texas
Fort Ignton
C. B. Atsenda
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Ella K. Farley
Charles F. Schitmer
Mise
Ella B. Rushton
John Milner
Woman's Missionary Society
Baptist Young People's Union
Jackson Hill Baptist Church
Tockey Club
Aunt Mary
Jockey Club
Atlanta, Athletic Club
University of Georgia
Lucy Smith
Elvira
TA. Murray, Jr
Fonce Ae Leon ‘Avenue
Moultrie Hitt
Frank Glover
Jacksonville
J. C. Sproul
Anniston
Guy Mitchell
Clayton Calloway
A J. Shropshire
Florida
William Nixon
Father Quilie
Chicago
Gunn
George F. Brecktsen
Cleveland
Ohio
W. W McMillan
East 14Th Street
Mra. Porter King
Carolyn King
Millard
Europe
Misa Laleah Adama
Savannah
Cam Ce
Miss Calloway
van Astor Batchelor
Lula Calloway
Misa Calloway
Harvey Hill
The
Orpheum
D. G. Swanson, Jr
Frank Boland
W. 3. Biatock
Grace and
Lyle Calloway
Sarah Ridley
A. G. Powell
Capital City Club
Eugene Haynes
Elizabeth Rawson
Charles Owens
Hllen Meeks
Nashville
Jesse Draper
Alex Smith, Jr
Thornton Marye
Fleming van Rennsetaer
George Williams
New ‘York
Ose
Rosa Milledge
Maury Lee Cowles
Ruth Barry
Malzié
Thurston
Miss Hurd
Salem
Misa Cleveland Zahner
Aoe
Cara Hutchins
James B. Balrad
Virginia Abercrombie
Montomery
Atalanta Woman's Club
Hamilton Douglas
Warren Bord
Frances Bradley
Miss Doxiey
College
Murphy Candler
Lennie McGrath Curtiss
Bay City
Mich
Henry A. Morrow
Majestic
Frank P. Rice
Tampa
Rice
Brown
Georgia
Panama Canal
Georgia Rice
Louisé Watts
Oridge Club
Arthur Parks
Louisville
Sidney Edmonds
Birmingham
Caldwell
Virginia Abercrofble
Atontomary
Auburn
Mary Robinson
Misa Helen Muse
Cleveland Zahner
Masa
William T. Henley
Edward Worlson
John K. Pris
Imee Josephe Brown Whitehad
Waashington
Clinkas
S Barrett
New
Wright
Athens
Harry E
Miss
J. C. Morrison
Jaaxes
Far
Orth
Mrs. Asten. Wilson
F. P. Gamble
Alabama
Clark Howell
Joseph Blair
New Orleans
Frantea Ellis
Frank Ellis
James My
Keldin
Palm Beach
Willer Bran
Branheatt
Oxford
Nenaline King
Miss King
Howard Palmer
W. C. Coles
Bessie Wall
Sara R. Shuler
Williamston
D. C
E.G. Clinkscales
East Point
Mr. M. Jenkin
Tampa, Fla
A. 4. Sitton
Crew Street
Katherinelizabeth
Whitehall Street
Swift
Mr. Fox
Wes
Women's Tailoring Department
Charles W. Crankshaw
Island
Taft
Aero Man
Boston, Conan Company, Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Thomas Poor House
Sundera Robert Bryan Harrison
Austell
Attents
C. D. Kenny Co.’s
Perini
C. D. Kenny Co
Auburn Avenue
J.P. Allen & Co
Whitehall St
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