Entertaining Guests and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Julia Hemphill plans a small party Wednesday night for Miss Gimperling of Dayton, Ohio, with guests including the Scullys and others. A Valentine tea honors Miss Langford of Watkinsville. many invites despite bad weather. Mrs. James Sanford of North Carolina visits. Mr. D R McWilliams leaves for Dallas. Mr. Dan Rich leaves for New York on business. Miss Josie Parker returns from Macon. Mr. and Mrs. D R Wilde return home. The May family countess friends regret rumors about their plans to relocate.
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Miss Hemphill
Julia Hemphill
Miss Gimperling
Dayton
Ohio
Misses Scully
Ford
Fannie Langford
Watkinsville
Hee
D. R. MecWiiams
Southern Express Company
Dallas
Texas
Aim UN
Dan Rich
New York
Josie Parker
Macon
D. R. Wilde
Inner Chords and the Call of Love in Night Verses
Poem excerpt expresses longing and vows of eternal love. The speaker hears a distant call in plaintive notes, answers with a heart that loves unconditionally, and envisions an intimate union beyond mortal life. Anulet Andrews credits the piece from the New Orleans Times-Democrat.
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Anulet Andrews
New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Social Life in Washington Ball Hosted by Hanna Family
Private Washington ball last week by Mr and Mrs Mark Hanna drew a thousand guests without crowding. Georgia visitor praised the décor and service, noting Miss Florida Graves of Birmingham as a standout beauty in white duchesse satin. Others included Mr and Mrs George L Chase entertained with Governor and Mrs Allen D Candler and prominent attendees.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Mark Hanna Tsid
Georgia
Portiere
Florida Graves
Birmingham
Ala
Chase
Clark Howele
George L. Chase
Hartford
Conn
Alien D. Candler
Albert Howell, Jr
Hugh Hagan
Thomas Egleston
Rankin and Rankin entertain guests with luncheon and cards
Mrs. and Miss Rankin hosted complementary events for Mrs. Fannie Lamar Rankin and Mrs. Young of Jacksonville with sixty guests, lavish decorations, and prize gifts. Tonight George Rust of New York hosts a Capital City Club dinner for the Rankins amid a busy social slate. Sheltering Arms lunches run by Presbyterian women attract Atlanta’s notable society. Miss Isabel Brock’s luncheon honors at Mrs. Caldwell Willis’s home features orchids and lace in a formal setting.
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Miss Rankin
Fannie Lamar Rankin M
William B. Young
Jacksonville
Fla
Young
Augusta Rankin
New York
Goldsboro Owens
Misses Rankin
George Rust
Harry Shuter
Eufaula
Ala
Rust
Capital City
Rankin
Sheltering Arms
Central Presbyterian Church
Athletic Club
Frenny B. Tompkins
Cobb Caldwell
Isabel Block
Calawel
Miss Block
Hugh Richardson
Francis C. Black
William HL
Delightful Teas And Luncheon Gather Local Notables
Saturday social rounds fill the city as Miss Hemphill hosts a 4 o clock tea for a guest. Miss An nie Fitten entertains the Luncheon Club with jonquil decor and hand painted cards. A Valentine party at Mrs. Augustus C MaHan's draws many guests from West End and nearby circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Fitten
Belle Nash
M. A. Phelan
Rosalie Howell
Maude Tompkins
Nannie Nicolson
Mary Nicoson
Eugenia Oglesby
Susan Calhoun
Ronine Clarke
Well Howell
Adelaide Howell
Augustus C. MaHan
West End
St. Valentine’s
Jessie Haralson
Ben Richardson
Bessie Bush
Tienretta Childers
May
Callaway
Margaret Daniel
Clara Stepherson
Ruby Herren
Roxie Pack
Ruby Rivers
Frank Roberts
Roy Abernathy
Fri Wagener
I. C. Howard
Lew Stewart
Luther Bureil
Joe Little
Ed Bacon
Guy Bush
9. C. Simmons
Alton Irby
Harold Bauers Splendid Piano Recital At Grand
Harold Bauer appeared in recital at the Grand before a large audience from the Concert and Festival Association. The performance mixed virility and delicacy with remarkable technique, featuring Mendelssohn, Schumann, Chopin, Gluck Saint-Saens, Liszt and more. Bauer received enthusiastic applause and gave two encores as the crowd praised his powerful touch and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bauer
Concert and Festival Association
Bauer
Mendelssohn
Schumann
Chopin
Liszt
Louise Dooly
Two Plays Star in Grand Opera House Showbill
The Grand Opera House hosts N C Goodwin and Maxine Elliott in two plays, When We Were Twenty One and An American Citizen, with matinees today. Haverly’s Mastodon Minstrels headline Wednesday and Thursday, featuring George Wilson and George Morgan, plus Fitz and Webster at the Columbia, and Finnigan’s Ball remains the Columbia’s top musical farce through the week. A lonely Mormon grave near Fort Laramie draws genealogists after a Rebecca Winters marker led to family notes and a planned monument by the Winters clan.
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N. C. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Grand Opera House
Madeline Lucette Ryley
Haverly
the Grand
George Wilson
George Morgan
Moore & Burgess
Jameshall
London
England
Wilson
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Moore & Burgess' Minstrels
Columbia Theater
Laramie
Boomeratg
Guernsey
Burlington
Fort Laramie
Wyoming
Rebecca Winters
Utah
Brigham Young
Salt Lake
Ruriingon
Brigham Young Party
Winters
Uteh
Death of Major William Smyth Postmaster of Atlanta
Major William Smyth a longtime Atlanta postmaster and Civil War veteran dies at residence age 35? He served as judge advocate on General Meade and General Hobson staff, was provost marshal of Atlanta during military rule, and held ranks from first lieutenant to captain and brevet major. He was born October 13, 1833, in Brunswick Missouri, Bowdoin graduate, and connected with Grand Army of the Republic. Obituary notes surviving wife Maggie Poole, brothers Egbert C Smyth and Rev Newman Smyth, and pending funeral arrangements after hearing from Egbert. Memorial plans include honorary escorts and court notice, with mourning not to be draped due to federal rules.
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Winslow
Meade
Advaocate
Hobe
Atlanta
Smyth
Clty
Army
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Chickamauge
Major Smyth
Maggie Poole
Egbert C. Smyth
Theological Seminary
Andover
Mass
Newman Smyth
Center Congregational Church
New Haven
Conn
Brunswick
Heweg
Bowdoin College
William Smyth
United States
Major Smith
O. M. Mitchienost No
Grand Army of the Republic
Egbert C Smyth
Escor
O. M. Mitchel
C. T. Watson
James P. Averill
W. M. Scott
R. P. Beecher
L. B. Ison
W. 13. Miles
J. Burns
L. M. Terrell
Robert Dohme
P. Breitenbacher
A. Mattison
J. E. Harding
W. H. D. Patterson
F. R. Barford
R. Haskins
W. W. Haskell
Custom House
E. F. Blodgett
Massey
Colonel Blodgett
Beck
Major Wiliam H. Sm
Fighal
City of Atlante
William H. Smyth
Three Bar Committee to Argue City Court Matter
At a bar committee meeting yesterday a three member panel was chosen to argue before the supreme court on Monday February 24 in support of sustaining the city courts as they exist. The committee includes Colonel P. H. Brewster Hoke Smith and Luther Rosser and will present points and law showing the city courts constitutional. The group met at King & Snalding in the Empire building. another meeting was set for Thursday afternoon.
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Bar Committee
Bar
Supreme Court
P. H. Brewster
Hoke Smith
Luther Rosser
King & Snalding
Empire Building
Granade Committed to Tower for Murder in Dental College
Granade 2 was committed to the Tower by Justice Orr without bail on the murder charge in the February 10 killing of W Jesse Pope at the Atlanta Dental College rooms. Key witnesses described a quarrel at the Columbia theater, a knife wound, and Pope showing a pistol or weapon. the judge noted possible manslaughter and expressed regret at the defendant’s troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Granade
Orr
W. Jesse Pope
Atlanta Dental College
Granade
Atttorneys
Albert Cox
Solicitor II
Pope
Columbia Theater
Billy
Tie
W. W. McCroquodale
Denta
W. D. Webb
Dre. W. A. Powell
G. F. Chambers
C? Pope
Hill
McCroquodale
Cox
Old Soldier's Experience
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana, a civil war veteran, reports his wife was sick a long time despite doctors yet cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. He says they always work wonders for health and urges others to try them, available at all druggists for two cents.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
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Lowry
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White Springs
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Susie Cunningham
Maud Scruggs
Clear Water
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Washington, D
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Park Avenue Hotel
New York City
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Washington, D.C
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Miss Baker
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Martha Powell
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Zebulon
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Eatonton
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Tamasville
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Cincinnati
J. M. Miner
Boston
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Louisville
Aentee Wade
Helen
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Harry Shelton
Nashville
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Julia Porter
Charleston
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Alt
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Herndon G. Swanson
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