Atlanta Woman's Club an active meeting notes and events
The Atlanta Woman's Club held a lively session led by RS. James Jackson. Officers for the annual election were elected. Reports covered arts and crafts bazaars and lectures by Professor Clark of the University of Chicago at Girls' High School Browning hall.
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Woman’s Club
RS. James Jackson
Atlanta Woman's Club
Offecort
W. P. Pattilio
Sarah J. Whaley
Alee Baxter
A. V. Gude
Bertha Harwood
J. S. Ottley
Clark
University of Chicago
Browning Hall
Jackson
George C. Ball
Prince Henry
Bradley
Nellie Black
Roosevelt
Schley
Ball
New York
Mark Hanna
Ottley
Rome
Miss Stone
Bierstadt
Ida Richards Compton
Atlanta Lecture Association
Matenal
Vann Mills Wedding in Birmingham Details
Miss Riuvsma Vann and Mr. Robert D. Mills of Birmingham Ala will wed Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs O St Jernigan’s home on Jackson Street The ceremony will be by Dr James Dickov Grace Church with many friends and relatives in attendance The bride’s bouquet features violets Mills secretary of the Martin Cracker Company is described as a prominent Birmingham business man The couple’s families are highlighted as part of the upcoming ceremony
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L. Jernigan
J. B. Vann
Birmingham
Mills
Martin Cracker Company
Hay
L. G. Johnson
Atants.x
Dalton
Coffey
Colonel Shumate
College Hill
A. Washington
Afta
Bradt
Highland Avenue
Womants Regt
Mamie Corrigan
Walton Street
Katherine Wootten
Haster
May Crozier
Trion
Atlanta
Daughters of the American Revolution Regents Entertain in Washington
Mrs William H Yeandie regent and Mrs Thomas Jefferson Browne regent s alternate for the Piedmont Continental chapter visited Washington DC for the eleventh congress of the DAR. They were entertained during their stay at a beautiful event.
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William H. Yeandie
Thomas Jefferson Browne
Piedmont Continental Chapter
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Beautiful Luncheon fuels charity drive in Atlanta
Mrs James L Dickey Jr chairs a Sheltering Arms luncheon to benefit Catholic church ladies yielding 103 dollars despite poor weather. Miss Eva Seevers from Des Moines arrives to organize a local YWCA division with Atlanta leaders backing the effort. Mrs Frank Greer Lake hosts a luncheon at East Ellis Street with a distinguished guest list including Mrs Kincaid of Griffin and other prominent Atlanta women. A later supper party hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Thompson at Brookwood featured sulbla blossoms and silver candlesticks as centerpiece decor.
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James L. Dickey, Jr
Sheltering Arms
Bva Seevers
Des Moines
Iowa
National
Young Women's Christian Association
Atlanta
Miss Beevers
Miss Seevers
A. McD. Wilson
National Association
Lake
Frank Greer Lake
East Ellis
W. J. Kincaid
Griffin
George Prioleau
Mary Bagan
Sem Parrott
James Nunnally
James English
Robert Hemphill
S. J. Hightower
Fred Cote
Laura Lake
Dugas
Augusta
Joseph Thompson
Brookwood
Orne
Elaborate Society Night With Fort McPherson Guests
Stately attendees dressed in satin and lace mingle at a formal gathering hosted by Miss Hemphill and Miss Scully on Angler avenue. Ohio guest Miss Gimperling will join Miss Julia Hemphill and the Fort McPherson officers for cards and a social evening ending with supper.
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Gimperling
Eleanor Gimperling
Ohio
Julia Hemphill
Scully
Angler Avenue
Fort McPherson
A Ray Lecture At Second Baptist Church
A Tuesday evening George Washington Party benefit event was held at Walker Street Methodist Church with Mrs F M Stocks hosting at Nelson Street. Miss Lillie Ford contributed recitations and readings to an engaging program reflecting on church activities.
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Second Baptist Church
Christian Lights Band
Ign
George Washington
F. M. Stocks
Nelson Street
Walker Street Methodist Church
Lillie Ford
Marths
Social news highlights from Dalton to Jekyl Island events
Dalton and Atlanta society columns detail weddings, receptions, and engagements from February 24. Notable brides Miss Margie Shumate and Miss Mattie Hipps wed nearby. social teas at Jekyl Island feature guests from Savannah and Chicago. Cartersville reception honors Mr and Mrs W P Granger of Montreal. numerous visits, travels, and homecomings fill club, church, and city notices with names including Douglass Ridgway, Ridgway family, and local dignitaries across multiple Georgia towns.
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Cartersville
Arthur Otis Granger
W. P. Granger
Montreal
Canada
Will Hansell
Felton Jones
Marlon Staith Misa Norris
Maud Worris
Florence Milner
Bla Neel
Beesie Lumpkin
Mary Mumford
Mary Lu Wikie
Joe Calhoun
Tum Milner
Paul Akin
John Calhoun
Dick Knight
Watt Milner
Logan Vaught
Field
Hamomad
Griffin
City Court's Status Argued in Georgia High Court
The Georgia Supreme Court heard arguments on the 1891 act changing city court jurisdiction in Atlanta, with Mr. Smith contending the act relieves pressure on the city court and remains within constitutional standards. Justice Lumpkin urged caution, noting the need to preserve writs of error and the standard city court concept.
Recital Guests and Local Notices Mention Marshall Dayrack Event
The reception committee for the Marshall Dayrack recital in Atlanta is listed for March 11. Various residents and visitors such as Mr Ford of Neanyitle, Miss Rosa Wondberry, and Mrs J Lindsey Johnson are noted as guests or travelers. Other local movements include Miss Margie Calhoun visiting Mrs William H Barth, and Miss Carrie Sawyer returning from Florida.
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Proton St
Atlanta
Margie Calhoun
William H. Barth
J. Lindsey Johnson
Rome
North Avenue
James R. Gray
Henry M. Tanner
Florida
Rosa Wondberry
Ceather
Wilan
C. J. Maddox
Cooper-Elkin Sanitarium
Alice Muse ‘Thomas
Albany, Ga
Sarah J. Whatley
Carrie Sawyer
Richard Peters
Philadelphia
City court jurisdiction questioned in constitution dispute
The court debated whether the constitution allows more than one city court in Atlanta or Savannah. Justice Lumpkin favored possible unity, while Colonel Brewster argued the act fits the single subject rule. The case hinges on how city courts are defined and whether writs of error apply across juried trials. The court will rule after reviewing briefs and related Atlanta city court cases.
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Americas
Justice Lumpkin
Atlanta
Lumpkin
Smith
Public Property Fund
City R Court
Supreme Court
Lampkin
Georgia
Fifis
Augusta
Savannah
City Court of
Atlan
Brewster
P. H. Brewster
Savanagh
Colonel Brewster
Fuch
Criminal Court
Water shipment tariffs and rail routing update
New guests arriving daily in Tate Springs and an elegant crowd marked by a fifty percent rise in water shipments. Seaboard Air Line Railway and Bay Line sell mileage at 2 cents per mile to Baltimore via Norfolk. For details contact Harry E. Krouse P T A No 12 Kimball House Atlanta Ga.
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Tate Springs
East Tenn
Anata
Seaboard Air Ine Railway
Baltimore
Norfolk and Bay Line
Tor
Harry E. Krouse
T. A
Kimball House
Atlanta
Deputy Sheriff Hopes to nab Atlanta Forgery Suspect in New York
Deputy Sheriff A J Shropshire travels to New York to locate and return George L Andre wanted in Atlanta for forging a three dollar draft against the Neal Loan and Banking Company. Despite police aid, Andre remains at large after an earlier release and recapture efforts. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad ends the piece.
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Shropshire
George L. Andre
New York
Sherif A. J. Shropshire
Atlanta
Neal Loan and Banking Company
Andro
Metropolis
Andre
Neal Toan and Banking Company
Prisoaner
Caussht
Hawkes Eyewear and Rail Savings Offer
A. K. Hawkes announces expert eye glasses adjustment at 14 Whitehall near the Viaduct. Seaboard Air Line tickets cover two thousand miles to Baltimore via Newark and Bay Line, with pricing and further details available from B Krouse in Georgia.
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A. K. Hawkes
Hawkes
Whitehall
Seaboard Air Line
Raihway
Baltimore
Newatk
Bay Line
B. Krouse
Ay Janla
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Cnicago
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Raleigh
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le Spinsters
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Aberdeen
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Raletehh, N.C
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J.T. Holloway
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Velteta le Seur
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Huitie Mane Mitchell
George Byington
New Orleans
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Gwensboro
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A. G. Candler
Hartwell, Ga
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Atlanta Gas Light CO
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Neanyitle
Mrs
TF. B
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Edward Brown
Percival Sneed
Selma
Ala
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Busan Calhoun
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Master Throdon
W. E. Halygaster
South Pryor Street
Blonday
University
Mroj. T. Stephenson
Viola Norris
Louisville, Ga
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Mary Louw Camp
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Douglanville
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Wetumpha, Ala
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Elmore County
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Alexander City
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Chicago
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Hood
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Grand Opera House
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Professional Championship of America
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