Mrs Porter Honored at Washington Visit
Mrs. Porter of Georgia named to a seven member committee from the Woman's Board to travel to Washington for Washington exposition influence. Committee plans to receive the Daughters of the Revolution during their continental congress and promote fair literature and interests. Also notes a social event hosted by Mrs Wilson Allen Bates with Washington’s birthday celebration and a Sheltering Arms restaurant fundraiser hosted by Catholic churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Fannie Lowry Porter
Georgia
Louisiana
Francis
M Wines la Hair
Busy Ters
Washington
Texas
Hlanger
Aka
Abr Coleman
Indiana
M Montgomery
Oregon
Andrews
Nebraska
Bir Holconnd
Connecticut
Heusehher
Pennsylvania
Chafing Dish Supper Guests at Washington Street Home
Delicate chafing dish supper to honor Belllen Hillyer and M Alfred Newell will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Julian Field on Washington Street this evening. Guests include Laura Adair Barbara Adair Martha Boynton Hilary Jones and Macon residents Bonn and Paxon among others. Also noted a recent wedding of Lillian Beatty to Thomas Weaver at the Johnson home. Mrs. William Grant is to host luncheon with twelve ladies for her birthday. A card party planned by Mrs. How T H McCall was postponed due to illness of her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Allen Bates
Spring Street
Washington
John 5. Cowles
W. F
Bates
Ernest Woodruff
George Walters
Charles Winship
Annie Mays Dowe
Mattie Mays
W. R. Prescott
Wcoal Parker
H. F. Bradley
Wilam Spalding
J. 3. Cowles
M. BE. C. Davis
J. Hayden
A. Hale
C. B. Howard, Jr
Vassar Woolley
Homer Nicholson
Athens
W. G. Heavy
W. F. Dykes
T. A. Burke
E. 8. Lyndon
Frank Lake
J. E. Carlton
Bellen Hillyer
M Alfred Newell
Julian Field
Washington Street
Misa Hillyer
Mr. Newell
Laura Adair
Barbara Adair
Marth Boynton
Hilary Jones
Macon
Walter Colquitt
Fred Paxon
Porter Langston
Sammuel Bonn
A. BD. Adair, Jr
Beatty Weaver
Lillian Beatty
Thomas H. Weaver
Robert Johnson
Wow. Landrum
William D. Grant
Joan Marshall Slaton
Price E. Allison
Ashby Street
West End
Nen Misa Vielen Angler
Miss Perry
Norfolk
Arthur Sullivan
Rome
William Northt Martin
William Morrow
Ellen Hillyer
Alfred Newell
Samuel Bonn
City
Dublin
Baltimore
Lexington Street
Benefit Entertainments for Daughters of Confederacy
A concert and social event is planned for Tuesday evening at the Piedmont hotel to raise funds for the State convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy meeting in Atlanta this fall. Noted performers include violinist Miss Theodore Morgan pianist Miss Virginia McDaniel and singer Mrs Wingfield with performances by veterans. A Washington's Birthday program will also be held by the Atlanta chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at Craigie House Monday afternoon at 3 oclock with Mrs Thomas Morgan as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters of the Confederacy
Piedmont
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlanta
Theodore Morgan
Virginia McDaniel
Wingfield
Daugh
Washington
Daughters of Te American Revolution
Craigie House
Thomas Morgan
Piedmont Continental
Joseph Habershant
Thomas Jefferson
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Auiiilary
Brilliant Mrs Pearson Benefit Concert Attended by Noted Stars
A grand charity event in musical circles honors Mrs Frank Pearson with Dr J L Browne as musical director. Notable contributors include Mr and Mrs J M Burbank Miss Grace Lee Brown Mrs Vance Hunter and many others. patronesses listed. A separate Children's Party for Master Ernest Bloss er Loveman of Chattanooga featured games, music, and decor.
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Frank Pearson
J. Lewis Browne
M. Burbank
M. M. O'Brien
L. C. Clark
Misa Grace Lee Brown
Vance Hunter
Carrin Greenfield
O. Pappenheimer
Walter Harrison
J. W. Marshbank
Stewart Maclean
R. J. Lowry
Hoke Smith
Hugh T. Inman
J. W. Englsh
M. FF. Amorous
Porter King
A. W. Smith
Frank Inman
J. M. High
Joe Hirsch
R. ¥. Maddox
P. S. Arkwright
Fr. H. Brown
David Marx
J. Sk. Orr
Isses Linnie
Angie M Blosser
Ernest Blossar Loveman
Chattanooga
Atlanta Society Notes Share Travels and Guests
Miss Letitha Johnson draws a box of candy while Mrs Donald Bain returns from Baltimore and Elizabeth Davis from Florida. various Atlanta society figures entertain and travel. The Shetttering Arms features a sale and a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitha Johnson
Donald M. Bain
Baltimore
Elizabeth Davis
Florida
Wiliam ‘Turpin
Macon
WILL OPEN LAND OFFICE Former Rome Boy To Go to Philip pine Islands
Paul Black a Rome boy connected with the interior department at Washington will open a government land office in the Philippines and oversee friar lands. Selected for familiarity with Spanish land grants, he will receive a handsome salary with all expenses paid and sail from San Francisco on March 3 via Nagasaki and Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Philippine Islands
Paul Black
Department of the Interior
Washington
Pppinesland
Black
Arizona
New Mexico
West
San Francisco
Nagasikobsnad
Hong Kons
Short and Sweet Grape-Nuts Cure Shared by Plymouth Woman
A Plymouth woman writes that after a year of stomach catarrh and bowel trouble she was cured by Grape-Nuts. Her husband bought two packages, she tried them, and one package helped more than anything else. She continues using them and would recommend Grape-Nuts to others. The name was given for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Tim
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Notable Savannah Visit Notes and Clifton Club Anecdotes
Colonel Shelby Myrick of Savannah visits Atlanta discussing Governor Terrell events in Savannah and staff uniforms. Dublin Club anecdote unfolds as a pennant prank ends with a quiet man claiming the prize. Other guests and dignitaries stay at the Aragon, Kimball, and Piedmont hotels, including W L Davidson, Eddie Leonard, and Lew Dockstader entourage. Burnett’s Vanilla Extract advertisement ends.DAY
Rome Cotton Factory Sale Set Aside in Georgia
The Rome cotton factory sale for 15000 to B J Hughes was set aside by Referee W S Rowell and affirmed by Judge Newman. A new sale is ordered for March 6 with upset price 36000, and cottage property off mill site up for 1250. Cincinnati and New York parties are reportedly seeking the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
B. J. Hughes
W.S. Rowell
Newman
Cincinnati
New York
Back to the Woods fall from grace by Hugh McHugh
Announcement for a new book by Hugh McHugh titled Back to the Woods detailing four missteps from grace. Published as first edition with 25,000 copies. For mail orders, John M. Miller Co. advertises postpaid delivery from Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McHugh
John Henry
John M. Miller Co
Marietta St
Atlanta, Ga
Macon and Return Via Central of Geor gia Railroad
Central of Georgia Railway announces five daily trains between Atlanta and Macon with departures at 1:40 am 7:50 am 9:00 am 4:95 pm and 9:00 pm. The Georgia Baptist convention Missionary Hoard visit to Macon in February 1745 offers a fare from all points in Georgia on a certificate plan plus twenty five cents. Ticket offices are at 16 Wall Street and Union Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central of Georgian Railroad
Georgia Baptist Convention
Macon
Georgia
Central of Georgia Railway
Atlanta
Main
Wall Street Tant Union Depot
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Sheltering Arms
James R Dickey
Elizabeth Venabte
Robert Alston
Carter
Stet
John Grahim
Mellovern
Robert Ridley
O'Keefe
Collin
Smith
Ian Luivhenn
Wil
Haast
Adama & Hoyt
Pan HH
Baker
Benefit Entertainment
Wesleyan
E. Lyndon
A. Burke
Walter Kirkpatrick
Migs Thian Ware
South Georgia
Arthur Ashley
West Virginia
Charlotte Cwart
Oro
Mary Hudgins
South Carolina
Belle Dunnington
Virelna
John Wart
North Avenue
Ethel Alexander
Sam Toveman
Nore
Nelile Phillipa
Era
Joseph Orme
Washington, D.C
Katrina Ruce
Moblin
Ala
Mica Julia Breventa
Mies Joute Affeky
Dunbar Bay
Mis. Fiteworth Hall
Edward Durant
Eustace Speer
Stetson
Daniel Bros
Ato
Mire
Slaton
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
W. L. Douglas’ Shoes
Robert Emo
Washington City Park
Edward Brown
Shettering Arms
Dunbar Roy
Atlanta Woman's Club
Irene Castner
North Carolina
John Robert Langford
H E Migs Linnie Blosser
Carnegie Library
D. Y. Cooper
Misa Genevieve Cooper
Henderson, N. C
New Orleans
Henry Tanner
Roby Robinson
Chroinb
Mr George Dexter
Sidney Joseph Winter
Montgomery, Ala
J. Mwisman
Miss Frances
Johnson
Houston
Tex
Joseph Johnson, Jr
Helen Cook
Chicago
Janie Speer
Cook
Jack Cutler
Frank Hardeman
Nita
Louise Black
Teste Ward
Herbert Ward
Charles Seiple
Charles A. Conklin
Peachtree Street
Sarah J. Hagan
George Crandall
Hartford
Open Land Office
J. M High Co
Shelby Myrick
Savannah
Myrrick
Marie Louise Myrick
The
Americas Times’ Recorder
Ferrel
Georgia Society of the Cincinnati
Calonel Mytick
Terrell
W. E. Irvin
James W. Engish
James W. Rovertson
W. &. Obear
Billcliff
Boston
Aragon
W. L. Davidson
Pittsburg, Pa
Eddie Leonard
Primrose & Dorkstader Minstrels
EH. J. Metain
Greenville, Ohio
R. J. Warrick
W. A. Dodson
Americus
Kimball
Phillip Aviett
Portsmouth
Fleming Tilsley, of
Savann the Kimball
G. H. Primrose
Peter McIntyre
R. CC. Harman
Washington, Ga
A. Strickland
J. M. Jacobs
Cartersville
Schneider
Erie, Pa
G. H. Decker
New
H. M. Griffin
Hartwell
Ib. Ky
Massie
Lewis Ying
J. J. Fisher
J. A. Fisher
Fittsburg, Pa
M. O. Wear- German
Indianapolis
Ind
Burnett
Mozley
Whitehall Street
Tutt
Chas. G. Turner
Idis
Langley
Conyers
W. Sleade Abercrombie
Douglasville
Peters St
Bell
Turner, Langley
Sea Island
Wilmington
Daventry
Forrest
Cardes Corey
CNT
Ay Meee
Alpert Howell
JJ Dorsey
ERE
Wester
Charles W. Crankshaw
Wallitehall Str
Rayarts Wonderetl
Frank Edmondson
Broad St
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