Young ladies host elegant bridge tea in colonial style
A refined Bridge Tea was given by Mrs C Rainwater for Miss Mildred Spratling and Miss Anna Spratling of Macon. Sixteen young women played cards in the reception room amid fern decorations and colonial themed centerpieces. Prizes included a colonial print and hand embroidered gore. Guests wore finery including marquise trimmed gowns and silver framed mementos. Several callers joined and the event featured elaborate decorations with white Fosca and myrtle garlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mildred Spratling
Anna
Hook Spratling
Macon
Ang
Gore
Aurel = Speer
Atlene Gentry
Ray Gining
W. T. Ramondson
Martha Edmondson
Hopkins
Bessie Wall
Lucy Stockard
A Vahot Hopkins
Mississippi
Walt
Pride
Home For Incurables
Incurables Associatink
South Boulevard
Woodward
Social items recount numerous Atlanta social events
The column lists engagements, weddings, parties, and visits across Atlanta. Mrs. Preston’s illness postpones a tea. families travel from Trinity Apartments, Jacksonville, and Tampa. several matrons host matinee and bridge parties for guests from Jackson ville, Florida. Mrs. Blake’s marriage in Jacksonville surprises Atlanta friends. attendees include Miss Lingle, Miss Hipkins, and Mrs. Avery Jones. society figures plan trips to Spokane and Mississippi, with Washington's Birthday celebrations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Garrety Boyd
Mississippi
Tennessee
Richard Blake
Piedmont
Spokane
Blake
Maysie Emery
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta
Mise
Nancy Hill Hipkins
Orpheum
Nadia Lingle
Lanora Hardman
Gladys Catchings
Bridge
Nown
Miss Therrel
Toccoa
Miss Hopkins
Missizsippt
Lucy Stockard
Charles Hickentter
Bobing Whitfield
Brunswick
Holmes Frederick
Martin
Columbus
Entertained Daughters of the American Revolution at Home
A light social gathering hosted by Mrs. WBE Aublin at 247 Forrest Avenue yesterday afternoon featured a pleasant program. Guests enjoyed music led by Professor Henry Foote Perein, former director of music at Limestone College, in a cordial, sociable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wbe Aublin
Forrest Avenue
Henry. Foote Perein
Tousic
Rin Limestone College
Wee Miss
Margie Champion
Fornest Avenue
Miss Valder
Miser Ealth Cole
Rome
Regular meetings planned by Atlanta Art Association and Jefferies Women
The Atlanta Art Association will hold its regular meeting this afternoon at Carnegie Library with a brief talk on art by Harralson Blightey. The regular monthly meeting of the Iowa Women will be held this afternoon at the Standard Club with matters of importance to be discussed and an instructive program. Full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Art Association
So'glock
Carnegie Hibrary
Harralson ' Blightey
Ppnons
Iawiah
Standard Club
Free Sample From Dr Caldwell For Constipation Relief
Dr Caldwell offers a free sample bottle of Strup Pepsin laxative tonic as a milder alternative to harsh purgatives for women and families. The ad claims broad relief for constipation indigestion and stomach disorders and invites readers to request a no charge sample by mail before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell'n
Strup
Harry T. Becker
W. Monroe Utreet
Chiago
Caldwell
Addres
Ey Lea W
Towel Ding
Monticello
Entertainments and social visits in Atlanta and environs
Multiple notes detail Mrs Joseyt Jones hosting guests from Chicago and Alabama, arrivals from Chicago for visits in North Carolina, Macon, and Atlanta social gatherings. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Walthaur and children, Miss Mamie formaton, Miss Lita Meadow, Dr. Kewhe M. Golves, Miss Edith Cole, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stewart. Also mentioned are bridge club events, a Willingham Carmichael wedding, and various local residents visiting relatives, recovering from illness, or traveling to Florida and the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonor
Joseyt
Jones
Chicago
Atlanta
Mikalava Wood
Alabama
Macon
Vile
W. RR
Carrie May Moore
South Georgia
TH. Willingham
and “Mas
Pitt
Atr
Willingham Tift
H. H.'Tift
Tifton
A. H. Colcord
Willingham-Carmichael
Kewhe M. Golves
Richmond
Pri- Medical “Association
Virginia
Andy
Carolinpg
W. A. Vosskett
Bowling Green
Natener
Inga
Emma Jones
Capital Avenue
Edith Cole
Rome
North Boulevard
Tielen Stewart
Cairo Quiet After Race Plot Fears Subside
February 22 report from Cairo notes calm as authorities say danger from race plots has passed. Five militia companies patrol the streets and soldiers will likely remain in charge for the remainder of the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Celts
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Terran Hospital
Frank Ellis
Alslanta
Rosé
Figde
ME Rose
Carda
Anirs
Gallaway
Britton
Ughty
Holmes
Miss Dickinson
Harry Chamberlin
Huth Dickingon
Essex
Milas Sara Bell
George Washington
Chamberlin
Caroline” DuBose
A. Ri Cobara
West End
Carolyn , Willingham
Homer Carmichael
Rodar Club
Arkwright Fraternity
George ©. Dorr
Lucile Avenué
Mrre Porr
Rusonl
Ag Grand
New York Evening Mail
Beethoven
Jong
Busoni
Beecheran
Charles Elyea
Peachtree Place
Anna Whitman Morrin
Gedree’ Britten
Reading
Allgood Holmes
Mocris
Misa Martha, Whitman
Jerome Simmons
R. Mobley
Dewlate
Pag. Klein
Mary Hickey
Francis Panter
W. H. Preston
Samuel Edward Clarke
Edward Foune Clarke
Trinity Apartments
Taber
Mise Minnette Clark
Lillie Mae Poetatra
Jacksonvile
Flanacle Infirmary
Misa Mildred Noble
T. J. Avery
Avery Jones
Florida
Wee
Jon Evins
Frank Lester
New York
W. A. Speer
Eespia
J. W. Kilpatrick
Dackseff Street
A. F. Douglas
North
Jackson Street
Sir
Flw. Lafrenty
American Audit Company of New York
Myre
Willan -Lawrence
Fitton
Fred Hodgson
Hugh Gordon
Athens
Washington
SS B. Society of Tackson
Mattres
KEEL
France
Dennis Svitk
Hanopr
Domine Circle
Gordoin Street
Aoe Mias
Mary KE. Lewis
Wedneday Morning Bridge Club
DeKalb
William 4. Coilman
Ant
Deh E. Mackey
East
Robert Walthaur
Ana
Paris
Pote
Mamie Formaton
Lita Meadow
North Carolina
Arthur Stewart
Thomaston
Vlalt
Otter
Thomas Lodhridge
Rey
Missea
Mattle Irvin
Lucy J Peon
Penn
Majestic
T. F. Stocks
Geraldine Hannah
J.C. Johnson
Hia
Stonewall Street
Davis
Jasper
Oliver
Gerald G
Springs
Hannah
Gue
Merry. Matrona
Scott
Piedmont Avenue
Milton Nargan, Jr
Leopart Fischer
Tet Thomaxville
Meador
Porter
Marshall
Block
Fulton Colville
L. H. Beck
Pit
Mr. Dasenit Galvis
Dill
Avanta
Coving
George M. Brown
Wilmer Moore
Cornelia
Rugton
Robert
Imory Park
Sha
Bishop’ Burton
Kentucky
Georgia- Ball
Finis Marshall
Bell
Ivy
R.A. Dunaway
Mgr
James A. Keldin
Miami
Fila
Warm Beach
Whitehall Street
Fatvous Hotel
Imperial
Broadway
New Penna, RR
Robert ‘Stafford
Copeland
New York City
Seventh Avenue
55Th Street
Famous Central Park
Carnegie Hall
Art Institute
Teading Theatres
Wellington
Ptt
I Ff. Champlin
Maneger Rent Av
New Wack City
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