Echoes From the Civic Government at City Federation Meet
Women and men will discuss Echoes From the Civic Government at the midwinter City Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at Atlanta Woman's Club Friday at 3 pm. Mayor, council members, and public boards will join civic workers in this timely program. Mrs Lumpkin invites all interested women to attend and notes an executive committee meeting at 2 30 pm with the general session at 8 o'clock.
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlanta Woman's Club
Publi
Dansant At Piedmont Driving Club Draws 125 Guests
The Wednesday dansants at the Piedmont Driving Club drew a crowd of 125 guests in a lively gathering. Notable attendees included Mrs. H. H. Harman, Mrs. Thomas B. Paine, Mrs. Alpert Coltier, Mrs. Stewart Witham, Mrs. 3. H. Hockaday, Mrs. W. D. Christie, and many others, with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wheatley among the early arrivals.
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Piedmont
H. H. Harman
Thomas B. Paine
Alpert Coltier
Stewart Witham
3. H. Hockaday
W. E. G. and D. Club Public Entertainment
Mrs Rogers hosted the W E G and D club at 179 Garden Street for its first public entertainment. The Valentine theme shone in red roses and carnations while Miss Gussie Rogers presided over a well adorned punch table. Miss Alma Adamson performed piano selections enjoyed by all.
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W. E. G. and
D. Club
Mrs. Rogers
Garden Street
Valentine
Gussie Rogera
Alma Adamson
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Ad Endorsed by Readers
A Princeton Illinois woman reports relief from neck inflammation headaches and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A nurse from Poland New Jersey also endorses the remedy for female troubles and life changes. The ad urges readers to seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Princeton
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
J. F. Johnson
Ilinois
Poland
N.J
Horace Newman
Herkimer Co
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Masse
Evening social notes and Washington party at local clubs
The column records a series of social events including a handsomely presented water set for Mr and Mrs W W Haskell Jr at a club gathering. Guests listed include Julia Bryan Fay Robinson Alma Adamson and many others. Also noted are a George Washington party hosted by Mrs G H Yancey Jr with bridge and prizes, and a luncheon for Miss Naomi Andrews hosted by Mrs Roby Robinson with yellow daffodil and lilac decor. An upcoming Panama evening at the Winecoff features Mrs A M D Wilson and performances by Mrs Oscar Elias and Mrs Robert Elapieburn. The Ira Street Parent Teacher Neighborhood Club plans a February 19 meeting with talks and children's stories. Mrs Omar F Adler hosts Miss Rice's luncheon and matinee at the Winecots and Lyric.
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W. W. Haskell, Jr
Julia Bryan
Fay Robinson
Alma Adamson
Fannie Lee Braswell
Helen Fulton
Lois Robinson
Mary Barnett
Guesie Rogers
Gladys Reid
Mildred’ Bisby
Thelma Heal
Rubie Magldin
Maggie Harris
Maggie Harris, and’ Floy Bellc Orenr, Messrs __T. F. ‘M. McHachern
Jhaffey
C. W. M. Sallie
C. BM. Er
Bi Burcell
Anton
J. H. “Woo
Banks
Pitchford
Washington
G. H. Yancey, Jr
George Washington
Edgar Olver
Roy Sims
Panama
Winecoft
Cade Remus
Ira Street
C. A. Simpson
William M. Staton
Victor Moore
Miss Rice
Willie Rice
Marshallville
Miller
Omar F. Adler
Lyric Theater
Social News From Atlanta Parties and Births
A long column details Mrs. Osorne and Miss Clarke entertaining with luncheons and tea for guests including Mrs. Nellis Singleton and Mrs. Peacock of Knoxville. It lists bridge teas, dinners, and club events at the Capital City club and Piedmont Driving Club, plus birthdays and arrivals, with many Atlanta residents and visitors from Baltimore Philadelphia Toronto and Knoxville noted among the gatherings.
Local Meetings Promised This Week
The Forrest Avenue Parent-Teacher association meets this afternoon at 8 at the school. The Friday Morning Study class gathers at the Piedmont hotel at 10 30 Friday. The Atlanta Woman's club executive board meets Friday at 10 at the Baker street clubhouse. full attendance requested.
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Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta Woman's Club
Baker Street
Social notes from Augusta visitors and stays
Mrs. Frank Doremus of Augusta visits her mother Mrs. Katherine Owen on Kennessy avenue. Mrs. Olmstead King hosts a bridge for Miss Susan Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Allen of Pittsburg visit Augusta en route to Hampton Terrace. Mrs. C. M. Dobbs and Miss Fay Dobbs travel to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keller of Allentown Pa. are at Hampton Terrace after a stay at the Georgian Terrace. Mrs. M. H. Oliver returns from New York. Miss Janie McDermott, guest of Mrs. John L. Meek, heads home to Knoxville Saturday. Dr. Charles P Hodge at home at the Georgian Terrace. Mrs. M. M. O'Brien arrives from Jacksonville to visit Mrs. Valdemar Gude and will return to Irerida Saturday. Mr. R. F. McKeldin of Athens Tenn. is in the city. Mr. Cater Woolford has returned after weeks away. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hunter of Des Moines are spending a week at the Georgian Terrace.
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Hall
William H. Smith
Peachtree Place
Z. J. Hall
Baltimore
Smith
Misa Rebecca Walker
Margaret Wilkinson
van Winkle
Mell R. Willkinson
Harry Lowman
McDonald
Kemp Slaughter
Henry_Jack
W.T. Winston
Hugh Rancker
Daniels
Josephine Purse
Ludlow Jordan
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Mirs
Dan’ ¥. Saxe
Gon
Dan Y. Saga
Horne
Isabel Robinson
Italy
Paris
Mica Robinson
Yeatman School
Ruth Barry
Fred Posberg
Columbus
John G. Evins
Hampton Terrace
Willis Timmons, Jr
Marshall Clarke Johnson
Ethlyn Emmons
J. S. Benton
Monticello
Hast Lake
Mins
Susan Osborne
Lieutenant Goule Alexander Falligant
Ep.t. Williams
New Orleans
Lawrence O'Donnell
Willisme
Benjamin J. Keiley
Savannah
Nise Hall
Jersey
England
W. P. Anderson
Gustave Reiche
Toronto
Canada
Anderson
James R. Little
Hattie Perryman
Hefiln
Ala
R. J. Perryman
Bosler
Albany
Georgian Terrace
Edward Dougherty
Orme Campbell
Miss Campbell
Wimberly
Europe
Newports
R. L. Nesbitts
Waddell Street
Jack H. Salmon
Florida
Benjamin J. Seale
Sarasota
Atlanta
Lewis Ambrose
Columbia
William Otte
John Powell
George Powell
Asheville
N.C
Arthur G. Hobbs
Crescent Avenue
Irene
Millie
P. F. Owen
Philadelphia
Mr. Owen
M. ©. Jackson
W. L. Peel
Macon
Evelyn Lovett
W. C. Lovett
George
Thomas Peacocks
Paolville
Lapis
Frank Doremus
Augusta
Katherine Owen
Kennessy Avenue
Olmstead King
Bridge
J. A. Allen
Pittsburg
Dobbs
Fay Dobbs
Arthur Keller
Allentown
M. H. Oliver
New York
Janie McDermott
John L. Meek
Knoxville
Charles P Hodge
M. M. O'Brien
Jacksonville
Valdemar Gude
Irerida
RF. McKeldin
Athens
Jenkin L Jones to Speak in Atlanta Series
Dr. Jenkin Lloyd Jones of Chicago will visit Atlanta for a series of talks under the Unitarian church. An extension English professor, All Souls’ minister, and World’s Congress of Religions secretary, he will deliver the main address at Cable Hall on Tuesday evening March 3, with the topic to be announced later.
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Jenkin
Lloyd Jones
Chicago
Atlanta
Unitarian Church
Jonesy
Jones
Chicago University
All Souls’ Independent Church
Congress of Religions
Cable Hall
Celtic and Madonna collide in Naples injure hulls
Naples February 18 The White Star liner Celtic collided with the Fabre Hiner Madonna here today causing serious damage to both ships. Madonna’s anchor chain broke and her stem and stern were injured. She cannot sail to New York and is docked for repairs. Celtic also damaged at the counter but likely only slight below water injuries. Both destined for New York with emigrants aboard.
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Naples
White Star
Celtic
New York
Grand Chaplain John P Hyde Dies in West Virginia
Winchester, Va February 18 Pev John P Hyde aged 73 dies at Clarkburg W Va after almost fifty years as a leading educator and high Mason He was grand chaplain of the United Confederate Veterans and a member of the Baltimore conference M E Church South
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Winchester
John P. Hyde
United Confererate Veterana
Baltimore
M. E. Church
South
Clarksburg
W. Va
Mad dog epidemic alarms Arabi citizens in Cordele
In Cordele Georgia February 18 special report townspeople fear hydro phobia as several dogs roam the Arabi area. Two young children of Mr and Mrs A J Clary are said bitten by one of the dogs. If possible the biting dog will be captured for testing and the head may be taken to the Pasteur Institute in Atlanta with the children to be treated.
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Cordele
A. J. Clary
Tango Ball Friday at the Ball House Ballroom
A grand lodge AO organized charity ball titled An un sou tango pai will be held Friday night at the Ball House Ballroom. GTt promises to be Dixie’s greatest charity ball with La diey admitted free of charge.
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Ball House
Grand Lodge AO
Gtt
Dixie
Ladiey
Benson to address Drama League today in Atlanta
Frank Benson of Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Stratford will lecture on Shakespeare and the Song-Words of a Nation at Cable Hall at 2 30 pm. The talk is free but seats are limited and Drama League members should show membership cards. Following the lecture there will be tea with the executive committee at the Piedmont. Benson is noted as a scholarly English actor and athlete with Oxford and Laws degrees.
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Drama League
Frank Benson
Shakespeare Memorial Theater
Stratford
Cable Hall
Benson
Piedmont
Moat
Oxford
British Academy
Stratford-on-Avon
Johns Hopkins
Seata
Anti-Saloon League Speakers Announced
Rev. P A Baker D D general superintendent of the American Anti Saloon League will speak at Trinity Methodist church Sunday morning and at the Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist church night Rev G W Gurney D D superintendent of the Georgia yearus will speak at Grace Methodist church morning and at Droid Hille Methodist church night J B Richards secretary of the state league will speak at the College Park Dr Baker will address the law enforcement rally at Wesley Memorial church in the afternoon at 3 o'clock all invited to attend
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P. A. Baker
D. D
American Anti-Saloon League
Trinity Methodist Church
Ponce de Leon Avenue
GW. Gurny
Georgia Jearus
Grace Methodist Church
Droid Hille Methodist Church
J. B. Richards
State League
College Park Baptist Church
Dr. Baker
Weslay Memorial Ghuren
National Banks in New Plan Join Federal Reserve System
New York February 18 All of the 35 national banks in New York City have signified intention to work under the new federal reserve act. The National Park and Fifth National banks were last to reach a decision joining the system. The 35 banks have combined capital of 216,600,000 dollars and surplus of 129,905,000 dollars.
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New York
Federal Reserve Ay Atent
National Park
Fifth National
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Dansant
W.D. Christie
Willis Westmoreliaird
Louise Black
AM. Schoen
W. B. Carhart
Edwin Peeples
van Astor Batchelor
Nina Gentry
Barry L. Stearns
Miss Andrews
Roby
Robinson
Naomi Andrews
York
Robert Alston
Oshorne
Frances Clarke
Fiedmont Avenue
McCord-Stewart Company
Susan Oxhorns
Mita Clarke
Peter’ Clarke
Penelope
Effie Clarke
Siss Osorne
China
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
The
First Christian Church
Pryor Street
Waltrassen
Charles Goodman Wal
Charles Goodman
Ten Club
Pine Room
Hotel Ansley
F.R. Bengon
Memorial Theater Players
Burns
Russell Bridges
Capital City Club
William J. Burns
St. Augustine
Bridges
Bent
Mire
Oglethorpe Avenue
DeLon Hi
DeLos Hill
D. A. Hyen
City
R. L. Cooney
Nashville
Aia
John Kiser
Angusta
Mardi Gray
van Wilkinson
William, Larned
Charies Ed. Thomas
Springfield
Ohio
Lottie Etheridge
Jack McGinnis
New Or
J. J. Hall
E. van Winkle
Forrest Avenue
George J. Hunter
Des Moines, Ar
Tobie Moore
West
San Antonio
Jenkin L
Virginia
Velva
Penice & Ford, Ltd
Olivi C. H. Brand Giant
Manzanilla Stuffed Olives
Hamsey St
Ery Co
Peachtree St
the Growers of India Tea
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