Entertaining Bridge Tea Hosts and Guests in Atlanta
A bridge tea hosted by Mrs George and featuring Edmund Leighton Tyler of Anniston Alabama honored Mrs Martin Amorous’s guest yesterday afternoon. About fifty guests attended the married set event with tea poured by Nellie Nicolsen Mary Nicolson Mae Scott Laura Payne and Mrs Robert Maddox.
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Edmund Leighton Tyler
Annison
Ala
Martin Amorous
George
Tyler
Missea Nannie
Mary Nicolsen
Milas Nan Payne
Helen Nicolson
Mae Scott
Mise Laura Payne
Robert Maddox
Afternoon Card Party at Mrs Bus Home on Ponce de Taon
Miss Flo Ride and Wille Calhoun host a card party at their Ponce de Taon circle home in the afternoon. Guests include Ret and Ellie Durgan, Martha Lambert, Tompkins, Hazel Akins, Anaise Day, Willie Russell Law, Katherine Gholstin, Grace Calloway, Pat terson, Alline Petterson, Irene Hamilton, Edith Angler, Edna McCandress, Elizabeth Herr, and Kina Gentry among others, with a luncheon served after the game.
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Ponce de Taon Circle
Misses Floride
Wille Calhoun
Mises Ret
Ellie Durgan
Martha Lambert
McGowan Phelan
Mhe Tompkins
Hazel Akins
Anaise Day
Willie Russell Law
Katherine Gholstin
Grace
Lula Calloway
Marvy Brent Smith
Claude Patterson
Alline Petterson
Irene Hamilton
Martha Mitchell
Edith Angler
Edna McCandress
Elizabeth Herr
Pennsylva
Elizabeth
Elwin McGraffenreid
Kina Gentry
Nannella Crawford
Falla
Society Notes and Club Gatherings Share Atlanta Week
Miss Gladys Snook returns after illness in white cloth salt. Miss Janie Spicer and Miss Nellie Howell attend C M Club meeting at Miss Lillian Harris home in West End. O M A Club hosts at Mrs Harris with prizes including a tiny hatchet tied with cherry. 1838 Nettie Mills hosts a S E C card party with hand painted decorations and prizes. Announcements cover Wardrobe Committee meetings, DAR and Woman's Club gatherings, cordial society chatter, a death notice for Miss Lilian Pearson, and several residents traveling or visiting Atlanta estates and hotels.
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Gladys Snook
Janie Spicer
Nellie Howell
C. M. Club
Lillian Harris
West End
George Washington
Nettie Miss
Massengale
Arthur Mer
Frank Baker
Mesdames
W. ©. Heath
Arthur Merrill
Howard Arnold
J. Myrion Beasley
A. T. Heath
McClelan
John Matthews
J. 3. Simpson
Misses Nottie
Nettie Mills
Hosteas
Mary Adair Howell
Misa Beasia Rey
Hessie Ray
Mary
Caroline Howell
Gertrude
Lee Brandon
George Cunningham
Mra
W. FP. Heath
W. B. Selman
Walter Mason
St. John
DP. D. McCurley
W. E. Persons
Marland event day noted with social visits
The article lists social movements with Miss Caroline Herrington returning to her Birmingham home and Miss Minnie Van Epps visiting Augusta. It notes visits by Mrs. W. C. Hodnett and Attie Hodnett in Virginia en route to Florida and ends with a prompt to ask grocers for Blue Ribbon Lemon and Yashilla Extracts as pure, strong derivatives.
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Caroline Herrington
Birmingham
Ala
Misa Let2
Watts
Missy Nina Gentry
Staunton
W. C. Hodnett
Attie
Sinnz
Virginia
Florida
Dramatic Love Story of the Ko Le Klan in Reconstruction
An early sensational novel titled The TOLANSHAN recounts a dramatic romance set during the Reconstruction era. It frames political strife and social conflict through a dramatic love plot. Priced at postpaid 1.53 or 1.20 on the counter.
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JNO
Vil
Miller Reo
Aeta
Tolanshan
Ko le Klan
Funeral for Harry Thompsons Body Rescued From Dissection
Funeral services for Harry Thompson will be held at 2 30 this afternoon at H M Patterson chapel. Interment in Weststow. He left Atlanta two years ago for St Louis to work as an electrician. A brother in St Louis was notified after a stranger in Atlanta claimed knowledge of his death. The body was sent to the anatomical board but was saved from dissection by a telegram from his father, George B Thompson of Piedmont Publishing Company.
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Harry Thompson
Anatomical Board of St Tous
H M. Patterson
Weststow
Atlanta
St Louis
George B. Thompson
Piedmont Pubishing Company
St. Louis
Tos
Itu
Anatomical Board
Medical College
Thompson
Bod
Beury Irving Cancels Tour in London
Sir Henry Irving, who recently suffered a severe chill at Wolverhem, has a slight relapse and has cancelled the remainder of his Vindus tour. His physicians have ordered him not to act for at least two months.
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Beury Irving
London
Sir Henry Irving
Wolverhem
Police Board Amendments Rejected Change To Clerk Selection
Alderman Peters withdrew a amendment that would let police commissioners choose the clerk to the recorder. Council had created the office and Mayor Woodward signaled approval. The measure will proceed to Mayor Woodward after aldermanic concurrence. tax committee actions and other measures were also approved.
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Peters
General Council
Woogwara
Tax Committee of Council
F.C. Boache
W. H .Preston
Woodward
Woodward Ie
Girardeau
Aldermanic Board
Aldemen
Changes Made by the Board in School Staffing
The board accepted resignations from Katherine A. Westbrook and Alice Robinson with effective dates March 24 and March 19. Reassignments and transfers followed, including Mary D. Chamberlan to third grade B Fraser and Nellie Ribhian to first grade B Fair. Emeline Hanes promoted to first grade A, Fair. Mary Beufort Matthews assigned to sixth grade State Street. Recommendations from committees were adopted, including no additional manual training staff and a strict spelling course. Recreation Day set for May 6 to foster interschool games and eliminate rivalry.
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Boand of Education
Katherine A. Westbrook
Fraser
Alice Robinson
Mary D. Chamberlan
Calhoun Street
Misa Nellie Ribhian
Fair Street
Emeline Hanes
Fair
Mary Beufort Matthews
State Street
Committee On
Storr
Hokesmith
E. P. Burns
L .P. Stephens
Flela
Organizing the Associated Charities of Atlanta
The Associated Charities of Atlanta plans to formalize at a morning meeting with the city council present. A nine member committee, chaired by Dr D Longino, drafted a constitution and selected a name. Returning turnout is expected to surpass last Saturday as prominent businessmen express strong interest.
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Associated Charities of
Atlanta
D. Longino
Worning
Cheefly
Midshipman Johnson Confined For Leaving Naval Academy Enclosure
Annapolia Md February 23 Midshipman Bradley Johnson confined aboard the Santee for leaving the academy enclosure and traveling to Baltimore without permission or notifying the minorities at the Naval Academy. Johnson from Richmond is in the graduating class of next year and is a descendant of Confederate officer Maggie T Johnson. The offense risks possible expulsion from the academy.
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Naval Academy
Annapelia
Academy
Baltuore
Bradley ’ Johnson
Santee
Swing Johnson
Wio
Ricamon 2
Tie
aranTaon
Wnera Hragiey T Johnson
Bredles
Johnaoo
Maryjana
Midshipman
Jumson
Penng
Acade
Fine Weather Continues In Atlanta Area It Seems
Forecaster Marbury reported the pleasant spell to persist for Atlanta and vicinity, predicting fair tonight and Friday. The same mild conditions were noted across the southern half of the country, while the east remained cloudy with snow, and the west saw the strongest patterns of the season.
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Atlanta
Marbury
Gas explosion fatally injures three in Shamrock mines
A Providence Ky report states a gas explosion in the Shamrock coal mines near Madisonville has fatally injured three men. Names of injured miners were not learned at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Providence
Shamrock
Plate
President names postmasters in latest nominations
Named by the President in Washington on February 23 the Senate received nominations for postmasters including Dora Crook at Jacksonville Alabama Isaac N Bryant at Kentucky Garbin Louise fanu James S Thomson at Lake Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Alabama
Dora Crook
Jacksonville
Kentucky
Isaac N Bryant
Garbin
Louise Fanu
James S. Thomson
Lake Charles
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