Miss Donna Bain to Dance At the Piedmont Driving Club
Atlanta readers will learn Miss Donna Bain arrives next week to give demonstrations at the Piedmont Driving Club beginning Saturday. Accompanied by her partner Mr Wiggins she will join her mother Mrs Donald Bain and establish a studio in Atlanta. Bain, a noted young artist from New York and Paris trained, will perform a range of exhibition dances and teach others, building on a brilliant winter season.
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New York
Piedmont
Paris
Heart Dice Luncheon Honor Guests From Virginia and Summerville
Mrs Clara Williams hosted a refined heart-dice event for visiting guests Miss Powers of Summerville and Miss Henry, with Mrs James Green Aldridge and Mrs Kenrt Bedinger Bavior in attendance. Sixteen guests enjoyed a dainty luncheon, each guest receiving a handmade handkerchief amid a graceful display of violets.
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Clara Williams
Miss Powers
Summerville
Henry
Brumby
James Green Aldridge
Virginia
Kenrt Bedinger
Charley W Wolcott
James Ben Aldridge
H B Baylor
Williams
Thrasher
Aldridge
Cardus Health Remedy Praised By Woman After Weight Loss
Dallas N C Mrs Thomas Davis reports severe womanly troubles left her in a 85 pound state with dreadful pains and sleepless nights. After one bottle Cardus eased the pains and four bottles restored health, flesh, and regular cycles, weighing 126 pounds with full ability to work.
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Dallas N C
Thomas Davis
Felex
Cardus
Cardut
Social teas and entertainments at Peachtree street and Agnes Scott
Mrs Samuel Jones assisted in hosting guests in white and blue silk attire while Mr and Mrs Harrison Jones hosted a dinner in honor of Mrs Carrington. Tea room events feature Miss Martha Louise Cassella and guests at the stand on Peachtree street. Mme Charlotte de Galiere Davenport and Miss Kathrine Glover attended a tea at Woodbine with decor and a musical program, followed by a tea-dance at Druid Hills and gatherings hosted by various families and clubs across Atlanta. A play, The Elopement of Ellen, is set for Agnes Scott College, with proceeds aiding student papers The Y M C A holds a social supper this Saturday with Dr J L White speaking on The Life Worth While A business meeting of the Atlanta Woman's Suffrage League was held at Carnegie Library with reports from ward chairmen.
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Samuel Jones
Harrison Jones
Carrington
Martha Louise Cassella
Gay
Young Girls’ Society
First Presbyterian Church
Milton Bradley
Peachtree Street
William Lawson Peel
Woodbine
Mme Charlotte de Galiere Davenport
Kathrrne Glover
Atlanta
Jonquils
Carnegie Library
Atlanta Womans Suf+frage league
Eugene Mitchell
T Moody
Suffrage Fundraiser and Society Notes At Grand Theatre
Treasurer Mrs A G Helmer reports on ticket sale for the suffrage photo play Your Girl and Mine at the Grand theater March 10 and 11. Organizing committees discuss Dr Anna Shaw’s April visit. Social teas and dinners honor guests Ruth Wilson, Ethel Lounsbury, Miss Lounsbury, Miss Thomas, and other visitors amid weddings, dances, and club events across Atlanta social scene.
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A. G. Helmer
Grand Theater
Anna Shaw
Shaw
Social Roundup of Atlanta Notables and Visitors
Mr and Mrs F S Irby of Cuthbert return from Florida. Miss Whse Walthall of Richmond hosted events during her visit with Miss Ethel Brinson Smith before returning home. Mrs OF Proutie and Mrs C R Hodge of Dallas visit Mr and Mrs E J Moncrief in West End. Mr Witham A Love is ill at the Atlanta hospital. Mr and Mrs John Cutler of Macon spent days with Dr and Mrs W S Blkin. Mrs A W Calhoun and Miss Harriet Calhoun to return Tuesday from New York. Mrs Donald Bain guests of Mr and Mrs F S Ellis, with daughter Miss Donna arriving later. Mr W O H Allen in New York. Miss I M Madera staying at Arlington hotel in Hot Springs. Mr and Mrs Oza Blodgett host dancing party for Miss Georgia Honea and Miss Bernice Dentom. Mr F R Yarbrough left for Jacksonville on business. Mrs Yoke Smith arrives next week to visit her daughter Mrs Ronald Ransom. Mrs Preston Arkwright returns from Washington, DC. Mr H M Atkinson hosted his dancing class Monday evening. Mrs Levi Anderson and Mrs James Hall of Fayetteville, NC visiting Dr and Miss J Hall at 148 Forrest Avenue. Mr Fred Lansdell in Augusta for sister Mrs H H Plumb's death, Victoria Lansdell of Atlanta. Regular Piedmont Driving Club dinner-dance not held Saturday evening.
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Druid Hills
Druid Hills Golf Club
Howard Muse
Robert Sterrett
Philadelphia
George Muse
McCray
Helen Muse
Alice Orr
WN R. Bardwell
T. B French
Florenca Davies
Indiana
Dowdell Brown
William Woodall
Ralph Frederick
Robert Willams
Birmingham
Mazie Thompson
Gus Dodd
Nell Prince
Hunter Perry
Guy Woolford
R C Darby
Wilby: Blackman
Edward Lewis
New York
W Ff Tuttle
Guernsey
Walter Howard
W T Newman
M T Guernsey
Hunt Chipley
Lila Barrett
Alexandria
Samuel Weyman
Linton Hopkins
W. Gentry
F S Irby
Cuthbert
Florida
Whse Walthall
Richmond
Ethel Brinson Smith
OF Proutie
C R Hodge
Dallas
E. J Moncrief
West End
Witham
Atlanta Hospital
John Cutler
Macon
W S
A W. Calhoun
Harriet Aihoun
New Yor
Oza Blodgett
Mendenhall
Georgia Honea
Bernice Dentomwee
F R Yarbrough
Jacksonville
Yoke Smith
City
Ronald Ransom
Preston Arkwright
Washington, DC
H M Atkinson
Fred Lansdell
Augusta
H #H Plumb
Victoria Lansdell
Atlanta
Piedmont Driving Club
West End Churches to Hold Evening Union Revival Service
Four West End churches plan a Sunday evening union revival at Park Street Methodist with sermons by Dr John F Purser. The West End Presbyterian, West End Christian, West End Baptist, and Park Street Methodist invite the public to attend.
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West End
Chapman-Alexander
West End Presbyterian
West End Christian
Charity Bazar Actors Plan Free Show for Prison Audiences
The Atlanta Charity bazar opens Tuesday and runs five days through March 6 with vaudeville and concerts in the Auditorium Amory. Female patrons will escort performers to the Federal prison auditorium on Monday morning and to the Home for Incurables afterward. Proceeds fund local charities as advance ticket sales rise, with a popularity contest for queen drawing much attention.
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Federal Prison
Atlanta
Amory
Venus
Bird Box Exhibit by Burroughs Club at 184 Peachtree Street
Under the Burroughs Nature club, an exhibit of bird boxes will open today at 184 Peachtree Street. Many boxes were installed yesterday and reflect school children interest statewide, with Fulton County schools leading to expand such displays across Georgia.
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Burroughs Club
The
Burroughs Nature Club
Peachtree Street
Fulton County
Parks in Atlanta on His Way Home
Bald Professor M M Parks president of the Georgia Normal and Industrial college travels through Atlanta returning to Milledgeville after attending an educational association session in Cincinnati. The meeting drew over 200 speakers and more than 3 600 advocates including Taft’s era figures and U S Commissioner of Education P P Claxton with numerous university and college representatives from across the nation. Georgia had a large local representation.
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Great Educational Association
Cincinnati
M M Parks
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Atlanta
Milledgeville
Taft
United States
Educaton
P. P. Claxton
Motion Pictures at Wesley Church Sunday Services
Professor W A Smart of the Chandler School of Theology will preach at Wesley Memorial Church Sunday morning and evening. The 8 o clock evening service accommodates overflow from Chapman Alexander Tabernacle. An opening night showing of appropriate motion pictures will precede the sermon. Miss Nannie Lee Frayser of City Training School Louisville Ky will be in the city Thursday to lecture at this church.
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W A. Smart
Candler School of Theology
Wesley Memorial Church
Chapman-Alexander Tabernacle
Nannia Lee Frayser
City Training School
Louisville
Dr J J Hall Returns From Peace Meetings
Dr J J Hall has returned to Atlanta from Raleigh New York where a peace convention drew about 2500 public school children. Miss Catherine Devereaux Blake of New York spoke. An intercollegiate peace oratorical contest at Meredith College featured nine leading colleges with prizes up to $50. Governor Craig and Arthur D Call addressed a Sunday peace rally. Dr Hall spoke at Raleigh Tabernacle and Guilford College in North Carolina.
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J .J Hall
Atlanta
Raleigh
Catherine Devereaux Blake
New York
Meredith College
University
Overnor Craig
Arthur D Call
Hall
Raleigh Tabernacle
Guilford College
N. C
Revival Sermons At White’s Baptist Tabernacle
Dr J L White pastor will preach Sunday morning on The Greatest Need of the Chapman Alexander Meeting. Sunday night at 745 the sermon titled How the Bitterest Infidel Was Converted. Song service features hymns by Fannie J Crosby.
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J L. White
the Baptist Tabernacle
Fannie J Crosby
Alexander to Talk to Baptist Class
Sunday morning at the Tabernacle Baptist Bungay school Charles M. Alexander will speak to a class of 300 men. All men invited to attend. The doors will close at 10 o clock.
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Charles M. Alexander
Tabernacle Baptist Bungay School
Union Meeting at Central Presbyterian Held by Four Churches
A union gathering hosted by four major churches near the capitol takes place Sunday evening at 7 45 at Central Presbyterian Church. Dr L O Bricker will deliver the sermon and the Christian Endeavor society meets at 7 45 in the brotherhood room. Dr Ogden's morning sermon will discuss Are You Free.
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Capitol
Central Presbyterian Church
Delock
L O Bricker
Christian Wadeavor Society
Brotherhood
Trainmen of Atlanta greet President Lee
Atlanta lodges Nos. 202 720 and 866 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen hosted a joint meeting at the Piedmont hotel to meet W. G Lee president of Cleveland Ohio. The informal social gathering followed his Texas trip and visits to New Orleans Mobile and Jacksonville. The Ladies auxiliary inducted seventeen new members and entertained at Mrs J M Hamiltons residence with Philadelphia vice president Ada Marshall attending.
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Atlanta
Brotherhood of Railroad
Piedmont Hotel
W. G Lee
Cleveland
Ohio
Lee
Texas
New Orleans
Mobile
Jacksonville
Ladies
J. M. Hamilton
Park Avenue
Ada Marshall
Philadelphia
Splendid Rise in Bank Business Reported by Fed Bank Atlanta
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta weekly report shows ongoing rise in business activity since opening. It lists resources including gold, silver certificates, and loans totaling 16.25 million dollars, with reserves and liabilities to other banks and Fed notes in circulation.
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Federal Reserve, Bank of Atlanta
Burns
Atlanta
Federal
Federal Reserve
Night School Opens Free to Atlanta Women
The Girls Night school offers stenography and typing courses at no cost, located at 92% North Forsyth Street. Study runs from 6 30 to 8 40 PM with a penny for a hot kosher supper after a long day of work. About twenty girls have enrolled, and there is room for many more.
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Atlanta
North
Forsyth Street
Georgians Honored at Cincinnati National Educators Session
Lawton Evans superintendent of Augusta public schools was elected first vice president of the superintendents division and L Brittain state superintendent of education was chosen as an executive committee member of the state superintendents division at the National Educational Association meeting in Cincinnati with about 3000 in attendance.
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Georgia
National Educational Association
Cincinnati
Lawton Evans
Augusta
L. Brittain
Gifts Pour In to Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
The Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute seeks several hundred dollars to relieve debts. White friends have already contributed, including Miss Mary E Converse of Philadelphia and Mrs G F Swift of Chicago with $100 checks each. Other subscribers include John N MecEachern W O Foote W Woods White and R F Shedden of Atlanta. Principal Richard D Stinson praises pupil numbers and work quality.
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Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
Mary E Converse
Philadelphia
John Converse
Baldwin Lomemotive Works
G F Swift
Chicago
Tow Enelsh
John N MecEachern
W O Foote
W Woods White
Kimball House Drops Peachtree Entrance at Peachtree
The Kimball House abandons its Peachtree street entrance and will have three entrances total on Decatur Pryor and Wall. The Peachtree doorway will be remodeled into a store. Interior reconfigurations created a premier pool and billiard room on the ground floor and a cafe in the former banquet hall above.
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Kimball House
Peachtree Street
Decatur Street
Pryor
Wall Street
Peachtree
Kimball
Foor
Coast Artillery Shifts From Texas to Seacoast Posts
Military observers question motive behind rapid transfer of coast artillery detachments from the Texas frontier to seacoast points. A train through Atlanta carried troops en route from the Mexican border to Charleston. Three detachments have been moved to Mobile Charleston and Pensacola within the past week amid warlike implications and widespread speculation.
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Texas
Atlanta
Charleston
Coast Artillery
Mobile
Pensacola
Washington
Newlands Pushes Bill To Let Commission Inspect Carrier Papers
Senator Newlands introduced a bill to empower the interstate commerce commission to examine all papers of a common carrier including correspondence. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling limiting the commission’s powers to inspect such materials. Supporting letters from Acting Chairman Clements and Attorney General Gregory urge passage, arguing access to correspondence files aids in preventing rebates and discrimination.
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Washington
Newlands
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Louisville and Nashville
Clements
Commission
Gregory
Georgia Counties Released from Quarantine by Houston
Secretary of Agriculture Houston issued an order releasing Welker Catoosa Whitfield Murray Gilmer Dawson Forsyth Milton Cobb and Madison counties in Georgia from the quarantine against the spread of splenic fever in cattle. An amended order adjusts interstate livestock movement rules allowing nicotine dips for cattle and sheep and modifies cross state quarantine movement. Both orders take effect March 1.
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Houston
Georgia
Welker
Catoosa
Whitfield
Murray
Gilmer
Dawson
Forsyth
Milton
Cobb
Madison
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Uise
Agnes Scott
Ellen
Agnes Scott College
Silhouette
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Montgomery
Ala
E.G Thomas
Marjorie Thomas
North Avenue
Ruth Wilson
Baltimore
Ethel Lounsbury
Opelika
Caswell Aycock
Mary Thomas
Alice Wilson
Martha Boynton
Evelyn Lovett
Mrs. Thomas
Jane
Miss Thomas
Rey
Mrs . Wolfe
South
Corrie Hoyt Brown
Harriet Calhoun
Me Stewart Witham
Georgian Terrace
Alford Egerton
G E Alford
Middleton
Floy
Hugh W Egerton
Fla
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Egerton
Church House
Washington Street
St Philip’s Cathedral
Drama League
William Claer Spiker
Trindber
Donald Bain
F S Ellis
Donna A
W O H Allen
I M
Madera
Arlington Hotel
Arkansas Hot Springs
Levi Anderson
James Hall
Fayetteville, NC
J Hall
Forrest Avenue
Little Pigs
Chelena Market Co
Specaliss of Home Products
AO Peachtree
Charity Bazar
Wesley Church
J. J. Hall
Alexander
Central Presbyterian
Trainmen OF
Piedmont Hotel Convention Hall
National Educators
Normal Institute
L. & N. Case
Finver Bros
Maull Bros
St. Louis
U.S. A
Florida Service
Viaz
Southern Railway
Pullman
Atatlanta
Brunswick
BESF
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Alabama Street
Browm & Allen
Decatur
Golden West
San Francisco
San Diego
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