Miss Mary Gray Hosts Uwen Shower for Bride Elect Vivian Mathis
A Miss Mary Gray East Pine street Uwen shower honored bride elect Vivian Mathis with Progressive matrimony games and a prize of a piece of lingerie. Twenty five guests contributed dainty gifts from a miniature clothesline as refreshments followed. A bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs B Naff in Ansley Park paid tribute to Mrs Duncan Davis of Albany and bride Mrs Carl Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mathis
Uwen
Mary Gray
East Pine Street
Vivian Mathis
Allie Ramsacur
Bridge
B Naff
Ansley Park
Duncan Davis
Albany
Carl Alien
Willingham, Jr
Nat
Clutton
Guewts
Hani
Phemas
Hanor
Lew Waren
Willab
Theodendy
Dtybert Fort
Murfreesboro
Hughes Mire
Robert Parker
Frank Breinkauer
David Shepard
TC Law
Handiwork Display by Berry School Students Planned
An exhibition of Martha Berry school handiwork will be shown tomorrow at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank M Inman at 10960 Peachtrse road. The display, praised in Washington Philadelphia and New York, will be open all day. Martha Berry circle members and other mountain school supporters are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M Inman
Martha Berry School
Washington
Cntried
Philadelphia
Nework
Martha Berry
Charles F. Chase
Tell
Martha ‘Berry Mountain School
Reyv R . Flinn
F S Bennett
Dnelewood
George W Coleman
Boston
Pime
Woodward
Wes Harry Woodward
New York
Chirk Howell Woodward
Council of Women for Home Missions Meet Today
The Council of Women for Home Missions meets this morning at 10 at North Avenue Presbyterian Church with sessions on officers, reports, and addresses. Afternoon talks include Oriental on the Pacific Coast and discussions on Women’s Boards cooperation, followed by student music from Martha Berry School and a boys quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Women For Home Missions
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ina m
Congress of Missions
D E Ward
New York City
Charles F Chase
Montclair
Pacifico Coast
May Leonard Woodruff
Allendale
Tea Dances Warm Winter Social at Atlanta College
Miss Tinsley Harrison and Miss Eleonore Raval launch a winter series of dansants at Segadlog hall from 5 to 7 Saturday afternoons starting January. Chaperons include Mrs Harry Stearnine and Mrs James Dickey among others. receiving line led by Misses Georgia Wright and Katherine Wrighton. Also notes suffrage meeting at Aragon hotel this afternoon, drama league study class resumes January 1914 at Carnegie Library, and news of Woodwards’ New York dinner guests and Aurelia Speer Colyer engagement.
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College of Atlanta
Tinsley Harrison
Eleonore Raval
Segadlog Hall
Harry Stearnine
James Dickey
Fritz Hodgson
Robert Woodruff
Drama League
Ioid Oclich
Langdon Mitchel
J H Elliott
Mary Brent Whiteside
Lukens Buys Thomasville Home for Winter Use
William Lukens of Crum Tyney Pa purchases the Van Duzer property on South Broad Street in Thomasville, a handsome house and grounds. He and his wife moved from Philadelphia to Thomasville, plan to return next fall, and will make improvements to the estate along the Dixie Highway route to Atlanta.
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Thomasville
van Fitzer
Hex Etn
William Lukens
Crum Tynee
Broad Street
Vite S
van Duzer
New York
Lukens
Philadelphia
Tuomasville
Esterday
Dixie Highway
Atlanta
Gunter Rol
Los
Eng
Romo
Balots to Fall Today in First Recall Election
Aldine Chambers for recall headquarters denies anti recall figures as inflated and cites over 5000 registered voters pledged to vote for recall. Citizens committee says recall began in 1915 under 1914 and 1915 lists, notes 12 percent of registration at polls, urges fair registration and warns against intimidation at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti
Aldine Chambers
Mr Chambers
Jn Addi- Hon
Citizens Committee For
Wey
Edwin F Jobson
Jasne
Andy Stewart
Councillu
Gotters
Recallers Forecast Big Win in Recall Vote
Henry McCord, chair of the recall committee, says voters will back the recall in multiple wards with broad organization and harmony. He predicts losses in wards one and five while sixth ward edges to even split and third ward leans pro recall. Authorities prep at headquarters with stenographers and phones for turnout. police promise strong crowd control. Carnesine Goggin, secretary of the Chicago Torchers Federation, killed by an auto truck. Milas Goggin was a longtime advocate in education campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McCord
Chamber of Commerce
Alty
Crief of
Chicago
Amiss Carnesine Goggin
Chicago Torchers’ Federation
Milas Goggin
Wilson Pledges Swift Action in Persia Case
Secretary Lansing indicated the United States would weigh all eventualities in response to the Persia torpedoing. The case may affect travel advisories for armed merchant ships, with focus on Austria and the Central powers. Charles Grant of Boston, aboard the Persia, described the explosion and chaotic scenes as survivors sought help in the water and on wreckage while English sailors rescued others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Austria
Perna
Baron Zwiedinek
State Department
Lansing
Alexandria
Egypt
London
Charles Grant
Boston
Grant
Associated Erase
Ipersia
Sprickly
Persia
Robert McNeely
Aden
Bia Catnn
Cameron Stands Trial for Murder at Camilla
The state case against J Cameron charged with the murder of Larmuth was taken up in Mitchell Superior Court at Camilla during an adjourned term. Cameron was indicted last October. trial expected to consume most of tomorrow as jurors hear the proceedings.
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Pelham
Cameron
tLarmuth
Mitchell
Camilla
Manth
Ona Cameron
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Bel Bower
Mies
Mra Fuller
Ellison-Carr
Orth le Piltson
Ee al von Ceorge
Gers Somirday
Evans
Witrish
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Killy
Edmard Inman
Vic Jet Grant
Buon
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Mys
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Tills
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Reno
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Port Jane
Harttet
Johr Itandisty
Haims
Ann Atarses
Tohnson
Doseph
Lhotes
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Mems
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Baptist Women of
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Womens Suffrage League
Aragon Hotel
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Woming Guild of
St Luke's Church
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J. M. High CO
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Auto
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