Miss Hines Entertains in Confederate Era Soiree
Miss Hines hosted a Friday reception at her home for visiting Miss Jordan and local guests dressed in period attire. Notable attendees included Mrs. Langdon, Mr. Caldwell, and Miss Atkinson with Martha Boynton as organizer. The event featured era costumes, floral touches, and a punch display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tss
Loy Tines
Jordan
Twang
Alelightfalt
Confederateut
Eink
UM. Tranhla
Ebates
Jerdap
Selina Twaquet
Milledgeville
Boveis
Martha Washington
Lillian Tres
Alien Tim the Rostess
Piaklin
Langa
Mirtha
Bikert
George Washington
Chiretee Dighmes
Lafayette
O A. Fl Caldwell
Hatch
Mitchell
Marie B. Richards
Texas
Gilliam Morrow
Misa Ellen Hillyer
Alfred Newell
Marriage of Miss Manteith and Mr Mason in Richmond
The ceremony occurred February 18 at the bride’s parent’s home. A series of urgent meetings and notices follow, including Shelteringe Arms restaurant gathering, city missions board meeting at Trinity church, St. Mary’s Guild and A O H auxiliary meetings, Winnie Davis memorial committee, and Florence Crittenden Home wardrobe quilting event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manteith
Atlanta
Richmond
Arthur Mason
Board of City Missions
Trinity Church
St. Mary’s Guild
Church of the Incarnation
W. G Raoul
Winnie Davis
Peachtree
Florence Crittenden Home
Martha Washington tea party raises funds for Monticello beauty
Monticello Florida February 2 special reports a tea party hosted by enterprising Monticello ladies at the St. Himo to attract money for town improvements. Miss Lulu Bird played Martha Washington and Mr. Jack Taylor portrayed General Washington, greeting guests with colonial costume while Mrs. Alexander Hamilton and Mrs. Aaron Burr were among the costumed attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Monticello
Fla
St. Himo
Lulu Bird
Jack Taylor
General Washington
Irene Bott
Alexander Hamilton
Sallie Taylor
Aaron Burr
Elizabeth Puleston
Theodosia Burr
Dilworth Clarke
Sam Turnbull
Riot Cartridges to Be Supplied to State Governors
The War Department notified state governors it is ready to supply riot cartridges on demand within legal allowances. Developed by the ordnance bureau, the shells mimic regular army bullets but contain two balls, aiming for controlled buckshot range and reduced risk to bystanders. The cartridge uses about 34 grains of smokeless powder and is effective up to 200 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
War Department
Ordnance Bureau
Law
Thomas A. Edison
New York Times
Count of Monte Cristo
Mrs. Edison
Montgomery Tragedy: A. J. Smith Killed by T. B. Jones
The body of A. J. Smith, killed yesterday by his brother in law T. B. Jones in Montgomery Alabama, was sent to Smithville Georgia for interment. Smith had driven his family from their home during a drunken dispute. No witnesses to the shooting were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Smith
Montgomery
T. B. Jones
Ala
Smithville
Smith
Jones
Prominent Christian Workers To Attend Tabernacle Conference
Dr Broughton announces a ten day Tabernacle Bible conference starting Friday night with speakers from across the country. Rev Elmore Harris Morgan and Robert Miller headline the lineup plus G Campbell Morgan and D B Towner conducting music and institutes. A mass meeting for women and another for men are scheduled with YMCA co hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Bible Conference
Dr. Broughton
Eivery
Elmore Harris
Toronto Bible University and Missionary Training School
Harris
South
F. L. Richardson
Chicago
Broughton
Passing Throng Highlights National Manufacturers Visit
In Atlanta visitors include Colonel Charles Kahlo of Indianapolis the NCRs special representative to recruit Georgia manufacturers for the National Association of Manufacturers. He met Mayor Howell and Atlanta Chamber of Commerce President J Orr at the city hall while staying at the Piedmont. Also in town John Fox Jr and Thomas Melson Page tour for a hunting trip and to cover army news from the region during the Spanish-American War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kahlo
Indianapoli Ind
Asociation of Manufactures
United States
Kalo
Atlanta
Die
Piedmont
Howell
J. Orr
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Kahlo
Georgia
John Fox, Jr
Mr. Fox
Thomas Melson Page
Virginia
Jeky Island
Army
Tme
Chickamauga Park
Kimball House Rotunda
Charleston Leaders Highlight Progressive Club Influence
The Commercial Club and its leaders R Goodwin Rhett and associates are praised for guiding Charleston’s bright future. Visitors and guests fill the Piedmont Kimball Aragon hotels, including Coleman Morris, Lowry, J Rice Smith, J J Raftery, W C Kelly, A E duBignon, Fred W Seymour, William H Brey, E D Firestone, J Porter, Washington Dersau, C H Cohen, Charles Shepard, Alex G M Millan, G H Tyrrell, William H Pickens, Mr and Mrs Seagrave, Dayton, and Dunlap, with many attending events and staying at local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Yester
South Carolina
Commercial Club
BR. Goodwin Rhett
People’s National Bank
Rhett
Atlantic Seaboard
Mr. Rhett
South
Commercial’ Club
Aldermanic Board
The
R. Goodwin Rhett
C. H.'Cohen
Augusta
Kimball
Charles Shepard and
Chicago
Aragon
Alex G. M. Millan
New York
William S. Seagrave
Fort Smith, Ark
C. A. Dayton
H. B., Dunlap
Kansas City, Mo
Piedmont
J. P. Merrihew
Savannah
Day and Richards endorsed for high court posts in Senate
Washington February 23 Senate committee on judiciary reported favorably the nominations of William Fr. Day for associate justice of the U S Supreme Court and J K Richards to succeed Day on the circuit court bench Hoyt is named for solicitor general to succeed Richards all confirmations pending further action by the full Senate
Birmingham Man Kills Foe in Revolver Fight
Roscoe Reynolds of Birmingham Alabama shot and killed Daniel Hussey in a pistol confrontation at a concert hall. Reynolds says Hussey fired first and he returned fire. Reynolds is under arrest and slightly wounded on the cheek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
St. Louis
Roscoe Reynolds
Ala
Daniel Hussey
Reynolds
Hussey
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Miss Hines
Shettering Arma
Howard Palmer
George Howard
W. Candler
Joa Carlton der
J. P. Byrd
Hoyt & Adams
First Methodist
Ula Pazendat
Fred Jenkins
R. H. Timmons
Miss Boynton
Ellen Hwillyer
M Laura Adair
Hilliver Cassin
Mary Kingsbery
Preston Arkwright
Victor Smith
Julia Rankin
Iss May Atkinson
M Harry Atkinson
George
Charles EH. Murphy
Jackson Street
Louise Murphy
Crawford Jenkins
Mamie Miller
Ruth Lewis
Nan Carratt
Willie Edwards
Steve Timmons
Louis Leonard
Bruce Watts
Mantieth
Mason
Marx
Shelteringe Arms
Temple
Stetson
Daniel Bros
Frank Bertram Jordan
Lillie Williams
Donald Mclean
Fred Wagoner
Gordon Street
West End
Mesdames Howard
McKitchens
Cantrell Campbell
Edldings
Mesdames Brooks
Stakes, Pritchett and
Kennerly
Misa Mac Allen
Sandersville
Fred R. Pelot
Sparta
A. J. McKnight
C. M. Wright
Mary
Cline
Mulherin
W. EL. Reynolds
Athens
Carrie’ Foster
Jacksonville
Mitzgerald
Athone
Cook
Midway
Frederick
Macon
Warren Edwarda
W. A. Wray
West Point
A. A. Wray
B. Turman
New Orleans
Sae
Myrtes
May Scott
Orlando, Fla
Misa Kathleen Jones
A. S. Reid
Eatonton
Rogers W. Davis
Courtland Street
Emily Bloomfield
Washington, D. C
John B. Chamberlin
Mississippi
Toura ‘Picard
Sidney Phelan
John B. Murphy
South Pryor Street
BE L Timmons, Sr
Internerly
Dean
Howard Martin
T. M. Bryan
Oxford
Henry Potts
Monday Empire Club
M.“T. Quinn
Teaves
of Locomotive Engineers
C. H. Weekley
Ormond Street
Harry J. Flynt
Culloden, Ga
May
Nandu Bignon
Viric Atkinson
Indiana
Henry M. Bankston
Mabelaghrata
Houston
Tex
Telatlves
Wallace Aig Trick
John Fitten
Dunnaway
Jackson, Tenn
Ridley
John M . Watson
E. B. McDuffie
Daytona
Nell Lloyd
Theodore Lamb
Burnett
Burnett’s
SRIOT
Coleman Morris
Lowry
J. Rice Smith
Virginia Society
J. J. Raftery
W. C. Kelly
Knoxville
A. M. Rasaell
A. E. duBignon
Brunswick
Fred W. Seymour
Baltimore
City
Wiliam H. Brey
Philadelphia
E. D. Firestone
Columbus
Ohio
Firestone
Columbus Buggy Company
J. ¥. Porter
Rome
Washineton Dersau
the Aragon
F. M. Deane
Grand Rapids
Mich
G. H. Tyrrell
Watertown
N. Y
William H. Pickens
Providence, R. I
Sherrouse Medicine Co
Telehenor
Lom & Woodbury
Atlanta Soda Coo
Whitehall, Cor
Alabama St
Tutt
Tee Ligenund
Pougera & CO
Charles W. Frankshaw
Whitehall Str
J. Pierpont Morgan
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Edmondson
Frank Edmondson & Bec
Ceorgia
Brannon Medical Company
Empire Building
Eae Ee
A. Soreey
Breese
Albert Howell
A Dorsey
Asrevetar & Howell Law
abatZoe- Bos
Austia-Eriaat Law
Pryor
Hunter Street
Charles Walter Smith
Brown Building
Lamar Jones
Century Building
F. Rosa Monnish
W. A Monnish
Peachtree Street
Iratce
Fetreat Avenue
Bym Phat
Stendard 7
Cincinnati
Porter Brawley
T. Pla
Reeves
Gen. Son
Agt
W.d. Lynch
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