M Club Entertained and Nearby Marriages in Atlanta
Mrs J Myrick Beasley hosted a pleasant Helo M Club gathering on Gordon Street with games and luncheon. Nettie Mills won first prize, Mrs William Heath the consolation, and Mrs Buckner Beasley the rose prize, amid a list of attendees. Marriage notices include Bettie Campbell and Wilmot E Tuggle in Decatur, Captain J M Wright and Edwana Eby in Oakland City, with Captain Wright well known in Atlanta. Oton's recital at the Woman's Club benefiting the Daughters of Rebekah drew praise, and St Hilda's Society plans next meeting with current members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McClelland
Lillian Harris
William Heath
Arthur Merri
Howard Arnold
St. Elmo Masvangale
Mamie Parleh
Nettle Mills
Mieses Mary and
Carolina Howell
Joan Ll. Button
Buckner Beasley
Riley
Booth Caro- Uns
A. C. McHean
Allison
Charles Kelley
May Archer
Mary Lou Baker
Mra. Hancock
E. Arnold
Bessie February
William Hartman
Eby Wright
Aite
E. C. Jones
Oakland City
J. M. Wright
United States Treasury Department
Edwana Eby
Nevada
Joan F. Purser
West End
Captain Wright
Atlanta
Enoch Jones
Perk Avenue
Oton
Bessie Miller Oton
Woman's Club
Wemesday
Daughters of Rebekah
David Silverman
Rachmaninoff
Guido Measen
Mona
Sammy
K. March
D. Fiat, Hollaender
Misa Kate Blatterman
American women redefine fashion on long coats and hats
The piece notes American women embracing ultra long coats and larger hats, challenging Paris norms. It observes the shift from Paris verdicts to American taste, with ball gowns favoring demure skirts and individual coiffure styles reflecting autonomy in feminine attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Ota Ee
Fifth Avenue
Gibson
Trousseau
Jake
Paris
Fashion's Decrees and the American Woman's Style
Midwinter fashions show American women moving toward independent standards, sourcing influence from New York for gowns wraps and hats while embracing Paris for undergarments. They favor long coats though Paris makers push ready-made and art creation distinctions, signaling a distinct American fashion path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vienna
London
Metropolis
New York
Dr Block to Lecture at Atlanta Woman's Club
Dr Block will lecture at 11:30 AM at the Atlanta Woman's Club under the Hygiene and Domestic Science section on the Nervous System as part of a series of lectures. Also notes a January 7 Hawkinsville wedding, various society meetings, and local social visits around Atlanta.
Local Notes From Washington City and Nearby
Mr Howard in Washington City left yesterday for Takas o home after guarding Mrs Fanny Lowry Porter. Judge Percy Obama returned to the city. Rev J E Gunn hosted the Bacreq Heart church choir at organist Dr J Lewis Browne's residence. Friends of Mr and Mrs Henry Dent celebrate the birth of a daughter. Miss Georgia Duncan plans to travel to New York next week. Mrs B F Wyly Jr shows slight improvement in condition.
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Mrs. Foth
Mr. Pleasant
Mr. Roth
Douglas Boyd
Griffin
City
Jessie May Lewis
Alt
Cornelia Jones
Norcross
Dunbar Roy
Richmond
Renfroe Jackson
Kathleen Willams
Virginia
Maitland Marshall
Rhodesland
Moores
Fanny Lowry Porter
Takaso
Percy Obama
J. E. Gunn
Bacreq Heart Church
J. Lewis Browne
Georgia Duncan
New York
Newa
B. F. Wyly, Jr
Cooler Weather and Unsettled Conditions Across the East
A weather summary notes cooler conditions today with unsettled weather across the eastern half of the map due to two low pressure areas. Snow and rain observed from Buffalo to New Orleans while temperatures rise east of the Mississippi and in the Missouri Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mear Mobile
Michigan
MisaJtelop
Bnow
Buffalo
Oswego
New Orleans
Mobile
Montgomery
Meridian
Macon
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Dakotas
Minnesota
Texas
Rocky Mountain District
Portland
Ore
Atlanta
Lost Child Jewel Weaver Investigation Report
Dr. Amos Fox, chair of the police board, orders a probe into Jewel Weaver's disappearance. Jewel, daughter of Rev. A. B. Weaver, was reported missing Tuesday evening. Fox says the child appeared at his house and a police message was allegedly sent, which Chief Bell cannot verify as received.
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Jewel Weaver
Amos Fox
Police Board
A. B. Weaver
Glenn Street
Ball Hag
Fox
Bell
Salvation Army Conference Heads South January Start
Beginning January 27 a four day conference of southern Salvation Army officers will gather at the Wesleyan Tabernacle with 23 southern corps posts represented. Prominent speakers include Colonel Holz and Major Hunter of Cleveland Ohio, who will discuss their Kentucky mountains work. Captain J M Herriman will join Colonel Holt in a tour of southern posts departing Saturday for Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Wesleyan Tabernacle
Colonel Holz
Major Hunter
Cleveland
Ohio
Holz
Salvation Soldiers
Kentucky
Tabernacle
J. M. Herriman
Atlanta Post
Chattamooga
Holt
Funeral of Green Roberts Held at 234 Whitehall
Funeral services for Green Berry Roberts will be conducted at his residence 234 Whitehall street this morning at 10 oclock. The body will be placed in vault at Oakland for ten days and then moved to a brick vault on his lot. Roberts, one of Atlanta's oldest citizens, arrived in 1857 and endured Civil War disruptions before his death. He leaves a wife, three daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Green Berry Roberts
Whitehall Street
Oakland
Roberts
Atlanta
Sherman
Southern Express Company
Louisville
Republican county delegates back Roosevelt plan
Escambia Florida January 7 The Republican county convention instructed its delegates to vote for Roosevelt delegates to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escambia
Roosevelt
Pensacola
Fla
Itg
Russia To Pass Dardanelles Straits Negotiations Reported
Constantinople dispatch reports Russia negotiating with Turkey to allow the Black Sea fleet, said to total seventy six ships, to pass through the Dardanelles. Paris January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Dardanelles
Paris
the Patrie
Constantinople
Turkey
Black Sea
Dr. W. C. Fisher Buried Today
The funeral services of William Calhoun Fisher, the county physician, will be held at his home near Bolton Georgia. The obituary notes his role in the community and outlines funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Calhoun Fisher
Bolton
Rev Len Broughton to lead interment for Dr Fisher
This morning at 0 o clock from his residence Rev Len Broughton will conduct the service and interment will be at Hollywood. The body will be buried with Masonic honors, escorted by the Fulton county board of commissioners. Dr Fisher, a South Carolina native who moved to Milton county Georgia in childhood, practiced in northern Fulton and Bol ton since 1880. He served four years as county physician and had just reelected for another term. He was a trustee of the Medical College, former president of the Georgia Eclectic Medical Association, and an active Mason with Bolton Lodge and related orders. He was famed for hospitality and a genial disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Broughton
Hollywood
Marietta
Broad Street
Board of County Commissioners
Fisher
South Carolina
Milton County
Georgia
College of Eclectic Surgeons
Fulton County
Bolton
The
Medical College
Georgia Association of Eclectic Medicine
Bolton Lodge
Coeur de Lion
Knights Templar
Jester Offers Free Skirting Tailoring and Display of Cloths
The B C Jester Company advertises free high grade tailor skirtings on Monday only with regular $10 tailoring. It promotes new spring tailor cloths including novelties meltons and worsteds at War price 17 50. Goods on display Friday Saturday and Monday with samples mailed on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Jester Company
New Spring
Tax on futures triggers dismay in Columbus council
Columbus, Ga January 7 Special traders fear a proposed amendment to the city tax ordinance would raise brokers licenses for cotton and grain futures from 100 to 1000 dollars annually. Officials of the local cotton exchange call the proposal prohibitive as council plans to also raise trading stamp licenses from 75 to 500 dollars at the February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ana Pen
True Bills Found By Fulton Grand Jury Minus Details
The Fulton county grand jury returned ten true bills including charges against Charles Jones for illegal gambling operations framed as a commission house and against James Dean for involuntary manslaughter in an unlawful act. Additional true bills were issued for Will Harris and Oscar White for assault to murder and four for misdemeanors. condolences were offered for the late Dr. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Charles Jones
James Dean
Young. Dean
Will Harris
Oscar White
Dr. Fisher
Bailiff Finds Doors Locked in Mortgaged Property Case
In Justice Bloodworths court Harriet Meadors a negro woman faced trial for disposing of mortgaged property after borrowing $5 from the May Loan Company. She locked her furniture, a bailiff saw only part, and the warrant was dismissed after Crane’s demurrer. The case hinges on whether locking doors constituted disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bloodworth
Harriet Meadors
May Loan Company
S C Crane
Crane
Blue and Gray in Reunion in Boston
Northern Civil War veterans discuss Rev E Henry Byron plan for a grand reunion and jubilee of Union and Confederate veterans. Byron aims to bring the idea to the national G A R encampment in Boston next August. Opinions split among leaders incl Olm Innes Matthews Barton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
E. Henry Byron
New Smyrna
Fla
Byron
A. R
William L. Olm
Massachusetts
Post Department
Geo. H. Innes
Harrison
Hume
Jward R. Frost
Thomas R Matthews
Washington
United Country
Department
Silas A. Barton
Luther Rosser Heads Board of Education 1904
Luther Rosser was elected president of the board of education at the annual officers election held yesterday afternoon at 3 in Boys High School. Hamilton Douglas resigns to focus on business. Douglas served on the board for years. Dr L P Stephens elected vice president. term to 1906. Jas M Landrum reelected secretary. Joseph Orme reelected treasurer. Annie McCullough granted leave of absence for health. Edna Papet and Allie B Mann placed in new positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
Boys’ High School
Hamilton Douglas
Board of Education
Douglas
L. P. Stephens
Luther Rosser
Stephens
Jas M. Landrum
Joseph Orme
M. M. Turner
Committee On Schools of Council
Allie B. Mann
Macon Plans Sewer Survey Under Bond Approval
Macon Georgia on January 7 special report notes City Engineer Captain T W Wilcox is directing a preliminary sewer survey in Huguenin Heights and Vineville areas. Voters recently approved bonds totaling 40 000 for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
T W. Wilcox
Buelly
Huguenin Heights
Vineville
Heiress Ethel Rovelle Declines Talk in Mobile
Ethel Rovelle, named as an heiress to a Colorado aunt's fortune, is in Mobile but refuses interviews. She has hired two noted lawyers to handle her affairs and they have urged silence for publication. Her uncle visited Mobile a few days ago but did not meet her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ethel Rovelle
Colorado
Documents in Wood Case Senate approves printing of testimony
The Senate in executive session ordered printing of testimony from the military affairs committee investigation into Brigadier General Leonard Wood's confirmation to major general. The majority views supporting confirmation and the minority views will also be printed and distributed to each senator. An executive session will reconvene tomorrow to consider W I Busthanan’s Panama minister nomination. a reconsideration motion by Senator Morgan remains pending.
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Senate
Washington
Military Affairs Committee
Leonard Wood
Foraker
W. I. Busthanan
Panama
Congress
Morgan
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St. Hilda’s Society
Tig
St. Hilda's Society
Nita Black
Mary Taylor
Aurela Speer
Harriet Calhoun
Helen Thorn
Eliza Dancy
Margaret Dissonway
Julia House
Catherine Walker
Julia Howell
Mary Anderson
Elizabeth Morgan
Mary Cooper
Anne Orme
Anniie Sykes Rice
Atlanta Woman's Club
Sforence Crittenton Home
Ladies’ Auxiliary
M. Cc. A
M. C A
Thomas E. Fortson
Washington, Ga
William Sanders, Jr
Knoxville, Tenn
William
J. K. Pace
East Avenue
George
Citizen of
St. Louis
Europe
Berlin
Germany
Dresdener Bank
Dorothy Herbert
Cordelia Gray
Walter Inman
Augusta
F. H Cally
Gay Oe
J. E Gentry
Miss Winle Gentry
Frances Carter
Miss Tower
Ronlie Clarke
Charlotte Stewart
Madaline Bonney
George Bonney
Willsow Street
J. Calhoun Clark
Charleston
8. C
Albert Franks
Alagama
Jends
Findie Morris
Kate
Americus
Flora M. James
5. C
Rebecca D. Lowe
Hot Springs
Jeaven
Florida
William MM. "Howard
Henry Howard
Lexington, Ga
William King
Howard Will
Mr. Howard
Washion
D. c
Henry Dent
I. T. Doonan
Green Roberts
Edisons
W. C. Fisher
William Co. Fisher
Grand Jury
Ceylon
India
Reunion
Luther Z. Rosser
Board of Education of
Ellen Glasgow
Doubleday, Page & CO
Country Life Publishers
Union Square
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Haynes & Mellichamp, Jewelers
Atlanta Lumber Exchange
Empire Building
Bon Air
Peachtree
Charles W. Crankshaw
Sou
B. G. Griffin
Gate City Dental
Austell
Whitghall Street
Brown & Allen's
Suromme
Ino
Ose
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