Social items from Baltimore to Nashville guests and visitors
Miss Lucile Benjamin of Baltimore arrives to visit Miss Eleanor Tucker. Mr Charles A Moran returns to Athens. Mrs Leonora Rames of Paris guests Mrs Joseph Moody and visits Mrs J W More. Mr and Mrs Dunbar Roy host a tea dance at Craig Hills club for Mr William Kiser and Mr Theodore Wilcox of Portiana Oregon. Mrs Robert B ODonnelly recovers from grippe. Miss Elsie Marks of St Louis visits at 598 Piedmont Ave with her sister Mrs Lionel S Kahn. Miss Rath Northen returns to Peabody Normal College Nashville to study art history. Miss Eva May Mumford is ill at her brother’s home 203 Spring Street. Mrs Trammell Scott visits Hogansville home of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wood. Edward Swift of Chicago, Richard Wilmer of Washington, and Charles Orme of New York return after holidays with Mr William Grant. Lt Cmdr Clark Howell Woodward plans early spring visit to his mother Mrs Park Woodward. De Mass Beth Gayles leaves Thursday for Shreveport La after weeks with Miss Mary Disbro. Mrs John Raine visits her parents Mr and Mrs George Bohon in Harrodsburg Ky.
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Dunbar Roy
Craiga Hills Club
William Kiser
Theodore Wilcox
Portiana
Oregon
Robert B. O’donnelly
Grippe
Elsie Marks
St. Louis
Lionel S Kahn
Piedmont Avenue
Rath Northen
Peabody Normal College
Nashville
Eva May Mumford
Spring Street
Edward Swift
Chicago
Richard Wilmer
Washington
Charles Orme
New York
William Grant
Clark Howell Woodward
Park Woodward
de Mass Beth Gayles
Shreveport
Misa Mary Disbro
Diamonds Promise Safety and Value in Investment
The piece asserts that diamond businesses provide safety and integrity, with every stone held considered an absolute value. It argues diamonds rise above market lows as a stable investment, claiming the company’s stones are always worth their marked price.
Atlanta suffrage meetings set for new schedule and joint wards
The Atlanta Woman Suffrage league shifts to the first and third Thursdays at 3 o clock in the Carnegie library assembly room with a special meeting on the fifth Wednesday to nominate officers. A central meeting of all suffrage wards is at 221 Peachtree Street at 3 that afternoon, first joint of monthly gatherings. The Joseph Haber Sham chapter DAR holds a 1 oclock meeting at the University Club. The Twentieth Century Coterie meets Friday at 3 at Mrs J A Campbell 36 South Church street Decatur. The MacDowell club plans a January 6 meeting at 8 15 pm at 99 East Linden Street. Constitution will be passed and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Woman Suffrage League
Carnegie Library
Orelock
Joseph Habersham Chapter
Daughters of the Amercan Revolution
University Club
Peachtree Street
J. A. Campbell
South Church Street
Decatur
MacDowell Club
East Linden
Americus Infantry to Face Annual Inspection in Georgia
Americus Light Infantry in Americus Georgia will undergo its annual inspection on Monday night January 24 before U S Officer J M Kimbrough Jr and Major Calmer representing the State of Georgia. The inspection serves as an elimination contest with possible abandonment of several companies due to funds shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus, Ga
Americus Light Infantry
Star
United States
J. M Kimbrough, Jr
Calmer
Georgia
First Baptist Named For Big Convention In Atlanta
The Laymen's Missionary convention executive committee chose First Baptist Church as the meeting site in Atlanta for February 2 to 6 with prominent speakers. Rev Charles W. Daniel chairs the committee and Dr Marion McH Hull is vice chair. James Morton will run headquarters at the Ansley hotel and register delegates from Atlanta. The event is part of a nationwide campaign of fifty four conventions ending in late April in Washington. A surprise YMCA rally will launch registration with many denominational delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
Charles W. Daniel
Charman
Marion McH
Cleveland
Washington
YMCA
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Lucile Benjamin
Baltimore
Eleanor Tucker
Charles A. Moran
Sthens
Leonora Rames
Paris
France
Joseph Moody
J. W. More
Trammell Scott
Frank Wood
Hogansyville
John Raine Ip
Mra
George Bohon
Harrodsburg, Ky
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Whitehall St
Americus
First Baptist
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
Betty Wilson
The
Constitution
Atlanta Constitution
Hetty Ray Tillet
Taft Hall
Auditium
South
Cook
J. K. Orr Shoe Co
FELOU
Atlanta Milling Co
Corfield
White Provision Co
A. M. Robinson
Frank E. Block
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