John Stephens to Wed Miss Paul of Florida
John Stephens to wed Miss Marie Paul of Waterloom Florida in Watertown. The quiet ceremony will be Wednesday at 4 o clock with only the two families present. After the wedding Mr and Mrs Stephens will sail for Europe and depart for New York then on to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stephens
Paul
Florida
Atlanta
Marie Paul
Waterlo
Fla
Jacksonville
Watertown
Stephens
New Fork
Europe
Eugene Mitchell
David Crockett
John Stephen
Storgan Gress
Benedict Papet Delights Crowd With Brieux Drama Talk
M Benoit Papet opened a lecture series on The French Dramas under the Drama League. He explained Brieux themes, contrasting Brieux with Shaw and outlining plays like Blanchette Red Robe and Damaged Goode. The talk promised refreshment for mind and spirit and a rational, entertaining presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Benedict Papet
Drama League
Brieux
I. Papoc
M. Brieux
Gaisworthy
Brien
M. Papet
Brieex
Wil
Goode
Rieux
Ako
Papot
M. Papot
George Bernard Shaw
Evening Social Notes From Atlanta and Nearby
Mrs John Dozier Little hosts a Friday reception at 760 Peachtrea street for Miss Esther Smith during her New Years visit in Memphis. Socials include a luncheon honoring Miss Smith and Miss Eleanor Baxter with Fair Glee club guests, later bridge teas for Miss Danson and Miss Edith Danson, and a dinner party at the Georgian Terrace with noted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dozier Little
Peachtrea Street
Esther Smith
Astelie’ Ewing
Memphis
Daniel Grant
Atlanta
Eleanor, Baxter
Knoxville
Tenn
Workaday
Georgian Terrace
W. L. Feel
Edward
Peters
Till
Lamb
Heckaday
Social notes showcase holiday gatherings and teas
Miss Louise Rhodes hosts a guest at Sewanee with plants and decor. Guests enjoy top scores, prizes, and punch at a Newnan Club event. Miss Woodward honored by Miss Sallie Cobb Johnson with afternoon tea. Lois Holcombe marine party, Miss Bannister matinee at Forsyth, and a West End reception for Miss Mathews mark festive season. A Miss Sara Jackson Center Street party features games and refreshments. Segadio's hosts a Tuesday soir ee resumption for debutantes and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Rhodes
Sewanee
Gladys Houston
Frank Hull
Rex Stith
Barbara Johnson
Miss Woodward
Sallie Cobb Johnson
Miss Jackson
Sara Jackson
Center
Marylar Powell
Eula Dover
Hssie Purge
Leone Payhe
Ruth Harris
Callie tKenry
Leo McGuire
Neilie Tarrant
Fing: Banks
Irene Jackson
Johnnie Jan Blanche Terry
Tha Dover
Annie Dover
Will Bureé
Wil
Payne Harry Tarrant
Joan Orr
Claude Tarrant
Horace Poss
Engis
Jesse Tarrant
Horace Pos
Tashious McGuire
Harvey Foor
Ens. Ham
Davis Hiff
Jim Murphy
Frank Powell
Fred Jackson
Jake Wafford
Fred Tarrant
Clifford Dover
Hary
Georges Powel
Fred Davis
Social Notes From The Ansley Era Trips And Guests
A long roster of local social activity is cataloged with guests, returns, and visits. A. K. Hawkes has been fit for days at the Hotel Ansley. Guests include Dr. A. G. Wheeler and family in Massachusetts after their sister Emma Wheeler’s death. Several pairs of friends return from Washington, New York, and Virginia for holidays. Mrs. Jarnagin and Miss Warnagin travel from Washington, D. C. to Georgia. Miss Scalings studies music in New York. many locals report visits to or from Columbus, Valdosta, Jacksonville, Rockmart, and other Venus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Gress
Welle
Miss Faul
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Atlantic Beach
Florida
Ai. Stephens
John Stephens
Stephens
Sackisonville
Seminole Club
A. K. Hawkes
Ansley
Meverel
AB. Pitts
Columbus
Apena
Bares
Dre
Wheeler
Dr. Wheeler
Massachusetts
Emma Wheeler
Truth Scalings
New York
Neil Cheste
J. Calhoun Clarke
Charleston
Claiborne Glover
Columbia
Harriet Snook
Gladys Hanson Snook
Arthur Buist Biyen
Clemson
S.C
Local Meetings Schedule Dense Packed with Dates
Multiple groups announce upcoming gatherings including Wednesday Morning Study Circle at 10:30 at 200 Lee Street hosted by Mrs John Parser and the Uncle Remus Memorial Association meeting on Tuesday at 10:30 in Carnegie Library room. The Parent Teacher Neighborhood Club of Fair Street school meets today at 8 o'clock. The Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia executive board convenes 1:30 in room 1007 Candler Building. The Joseph Habersham Chapter DAR holds its executive meeting at Mrs Harvie Jordan's home on Wednesday December 7 at 10. The Debutant Woman's club meets Thursday January 8 at McDonough School Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parser
Lee Street
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Carnegie Worary
Fair Street
Shellinburg
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia
Candler Building
Joseph Habersham
Harvie Jordan
Danderine Hair Growth Claim Promises Quick Beauty Boost
An advertisement touts Danderine as a simple remedy to dandruff and hair loss, promising a fuller, glossier head within about two weeks. It claims hair becomes soft, new growth appears, and scalp becomes healthier with regular use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton's
Decatock
Forsyth clinic patient confined at home reports illness
A fragment notes a married man connected to the Dundee Company, detained at 211 Highland Avenue for several days with an illness. It references a Forsyth clinic and a Saturday afternoon event involving a person described as Chancelier or floor manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Gnamberiin Soonsor
Dundee Company
Highland Avenue
Hnesé
Sailors Bought and Sold Like Slaves in New York
Andrew Furuseth, newly arrived from London, resigns as head of the National Seamen's Union of America. He cites disagreement over lifeboat manning standards and urges passage of the seamen's bill. He condemns Shanghai practices, asserts wages and protections would attract sailors globally and aid the American marine by raising labor quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Faruseth
Wilson
Saamtn
International Congress For the Safety of Life At Sea
London
Faruseth
National Seamen's Union of America
Washington
Furuseth
Congress
Shanghai
Massive Timber Sale Aims at Grand Canyon Rail Link
Washington reports the sale of 1 800 000 100 feet of standing Kaibab forest timber in northern Arizona with authorization for a 200 mile railroad through the West. Bids open Mid June, railway built within three years, timber cut over 25 years. The plan, the largest Forestry Service project since its creation, seeks to connect Colorado and Utah with the Grand Canyon to ease access and promote development while preserving forest beauty. Henry Graves, Chief Forester, notes maturation will not spoil the forest’s scenic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tithab National Forest
Arizona
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Forestry Service
Colorado
Utah
Grand Canyon
Henry &. Graves
Forrester
Kaibab Reservation
America
Salaries Were Raked for the Campaign Bag
New York January district attorney inquiry resumes with witnesses recounting compulsory 5 percent salary deductions by state engineers and contractors. Melius testifies he never voluntarily contributed, believing funds went to the general campaign. Other contractors reveal pressure to donate during Dix and Hughes administrations. inquiry to continue Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
L. T. Melius
Charles S. Whitman
John Doe
State Engineer's Department
Melius
Charley Hughes
Cornelius J. Reardon
John A. Dix
Albany
Reardan
EB. F. “Noyle
Herkimer
Democratic State Committee
Boyle
Wilson Benefits From Gulf Vacation In January
Pass Christian Mississippi reports President Wilson enjoys a Gulf vacation to restore health and strength. He plans a busy week with daily duties, golf at the oil links, and a 3 o'clock luncheon. The article notes his improved vigor and disciplined work pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Preside Wilson
Wilson
Washington
Young Atlanta Busy With Books Again
Twenty five thousand young Atlantans returned to public schools yesterday morning after the Christmas break. Toys were set aside for the time being and books took their place. The Board of Education held reorganization meetings to elect a new president and vice president, with expectations of changes in leadership as Judge W R Daley resigns and Major I Chain is chosen as successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick
Alleniy
Board of Education
Anachusis
Hone
Wil
W. R. Daley
Win
Walter A. Rieh
Perhaite
Tye Aw
Daley
Major 1Hain
Typographic Union To Lose James M Lynch Appointment
James M Lynch is slated to be removed from his role as Missioner of Labor by the Typographic Union, with the International Union chairing proceedings. Details indicate the move aims to sever formal ties and redefine leadership in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographicae Union
James M. Lynch
Cents
Missioner of Labor
Tele Indianapolis
The
International Union
Faust Macaroni Dinner Is A Bargain For Ten Cents
A nostalgic ad touts Faust Macaroni as an inexpensive nourishing meal for a family. It promotes cooking with bread and butter, tomatoes, and sprit cheese, claiming it warms the heart and cuts meat costs while offering easy preparation and nutritious value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Eowith
Coca Cola Salesmen Attend Annual Convention
The Coca Cola company salesmen are in the city for the annual convention at the Hotel Anstey for three days. Over sixty attendees will join a luncheon at noon and a Forsyth theater party organized for the event, with activities planned during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Cola Company
Gul Forces
Hotel Anstey
Willie
American Bar Association Names Washington as Convention Site
New York January 5 The American Bar Association announced the next annual meeting will be held in Washington in October. Chief Justice Sir Charles U Wussatrick, Daninion of ac ada, and Ramat Xeon minister from te sntine cernific accepted to address the convention. Former President William Howard Taft presided at today’s committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Charles U Wussatrick
Evke “Daninion
Acada
Ramat Xeon
Te Sntine Cernific
Nad
Cublresa
William VW Taft
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Monsieur Benedict Papet
Miss Danson
Theodosia Willingham
Edith Danson
W. B. Willingham
Martha. Ryder
Emmie Willingham
Mary Blalock
Rus-4
Ridges
Dannan
Miss Ellis
Samuel T. Weyman
Adgate Ellis
Mrs. Weyman
Riddie
William K. Riddle
Adgate Bhis
Miss Moore
Lucile Moore
Grant Street
Nina All
Verna Peary
United Wi
Ningel
Verna
Peary
Elizabeth
Elva Bradbarry
Thelma Beachesgsre
Paul Thrower
Robert, Thrower
Howard Owings
Pred Tyle
Harry Hendrick
Everett Harper
Tim ‘Mangum
Grant Mangum
Clarence Worley
Missea
Mas
Leola Wallace
Mont
Newnan Club
Norman Sharp
Holcombe
G. B. Faust
Lois Holcombe
Valdosta
Birdie Dickey
Bannister
W. C. Jarnagin
George Forrester
Margaret Bannister
Lynchburg
Mathews
Beaufort Mathews
Wort Valley
If C. Greene
GH. A. Matheis
Claudie Culpenpar
West End
Stu
Rand
Thorns R.gress
Macon
Woodberry School
Segadio
Matt Carrol, Jr
Smith
Joyce
Leverichardson
Dr. Smith
Aing
Josta
Wiereod
W. ¢. Jarnagin
E. Warnagin
Washington, D.C
Pas
Marjorie
Anne
Rios, Va
Daunchburg
Emma Kate Amormis
Misa Rouvn Young
Edwin Peeples
Washington, D. C
Young
J. E. McWiroy
Misa Sarah McHiroy
Norcross
Etts
Lain H. Powell
North Carolina
Dr. A. WW
Stirling Jeft Senday
George Plant
Davis-Fischer Sanitarium
Marshall DeGraffenried
Nunnally
H. %. Thoma
Heard Dent
George Ramey
Newnan
Mra
I. J. Barton
Frank Melson
Migs Laa Melson
Rockmact
Mra. J. I. Algood
Mr. Manry
Little Son
Norfolk
West, Find
John Arnold
Homer Black
Athinita
Asheville
Athen
C. J. Peck
Fourteen Street
Mise
Alice Gibney Hea
Team
Michigan
Mrs. Baxter
Robert F. Madox
Wizabeth Anderson
North Georgia
Robert Wessels
Chicago
Tittle
Ellyka Pickett
Washinton
D. C
Smith D. Picket
Marion Edwards
Dawson
Devatuy Woman's Club
McDonough School
Pointed Nour
United States
Coca-Cola
BAR Association
Sear
Atkuita
Kipps
AVAL
Guarl
Bedford
Coats
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