Mrs Lowndes Entertains Tea for Local Ladies
A refined afternoon party hosted by Mrs. Lowndes drew a group of young married women and several young ladies. Guests included Mrs. Forell Gay, Mrs. Arthur Clark, Mrs. Westervelt Terhune, Mrs. Jesse Lew of Memphis, and Mrs. Stilton Largan Jr, who poured tea beneath pink decor and silver vase centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndes
Lower FE
J. 5
Forell Gay
Arthur Clark
Westervelt Terhune
Jesse Lew
Memphis
Slilton Largan, Jr
Killarneyres
Mrs. Lowndes
Milion Dargan
Lion Largan, Jr
Wickersham
James N. Ellis
Rearas Tucker
Washington
M. Brown
Sallepenn Brown
Darken Gray Hair with Q Ban Hair Restorer
An advertisement touts Q Ban hair restorer as an absolute solution to darken gray or faded hair. It claims to stop hair loss, cure scalp conditions, and produce thick, lustrous, evenly dark hair. The product is a clear liquid applied like a shampoo and marketed by Hammondson's Drug Stores in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Hamondson's
N. Pryor Streets
Atlanta
Social dress tones at Atlanta visit and weddings
Accounts describe guests in satin gowns and white toilettes at a dinner dance and reception. Notable entertainments include Dr W S Elkin hosting twenty, Dr E G Ballenger hosting six for Miss Isaling Campbell and Miss Jaeger, and L Eiseman hosting six for Mrs Rice. Britton Sloan wed Andrew Sloan in Florida. Rev J L Jackson officiated. Guests at East Take dancing party and Luncheon for Miss Banigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Elkin
E.G. Ballenger
Isaling Campbell
Miss Jaeger
New _ Jerse
L. Eiseman
Mrs. Rice
Chicago
L. Hiserman
L. Rice
Lerngon
Meetings Across Atlanta Clubs Highlight January Agenda
The Atlanta Woman's club holds a regular executive board meeting at 10 am at the clubhouse. Inman Park Students' club meets at 4:30 pm with Mrs F M Stewart at 261 West Peachtree. Ladies' Memorial association convenes at Carnegie Library at 11 am. Vallance Francaise resumes at 3:20 pm at the University club to discuss Brieux reception set for February 6. La Femme Seule second act reading resumes. Atlanta Chapter No 5 Order of the Eastern Star meets at Masonic Temple Friday 7:30 pm for the first meeting of the new year. visitors in good standing invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Atlanta Woman's Club
Inman Park
F. M. Stewart
West Peachtree
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Carnegie Library
Vallance Francaise
University Club
Brieux
Hell
Jme
Atlanta
Order Hantern Star
Masonic Temple
Cain and
Leachtrea
Social Notes From Mrs Rice and Friends
Mrs. 8 Rice of Chicago visits her sister Mrs L Miseman at the Georgian Terrace. Beam returns today after weeks in Ohio. Miss Fagenta Caldwell back from Chattanooga. Mrs F H Bailey of Troy Ala visits Mrs C W Asbury on Ponce de Leon. Mr and Mrs Linton Dean of Roe guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas D Stewarts. Mrs W J Neel of Cartersville and Mrs G Lanier of West Point among others. Mrs Olive of Stone Mountain and other local residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. Rice
Chicago
L. Miseman
Beam
Ohio
Fagenta Caldwell
Chattanoogaa
F. H. Bailey
Troy, Ala
C. W. Asbury
Ponce de Leonavanie
Linton Dean
Roe
Thomas
Aoe
W. J. Neel
Cartersville
G. Lanier
Weat Point
Airs
Tae Olive
Stone Mountain
Roy
Board of Education elects Guinn as head
A. J. Guinn was elected president of the board of education at its annual reorganiz ation meeting. Other officers named include A. P. Morgan as vice president L. L. Lan drum secretary and J W Davis cashier of Lowry National Bank treasurer. A vote to divert 5 000 left from a band issue to build a negro school failed after debate led by J W Armistead and Aldine Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Guinn
Board of Education
A. P. Morgan
MM. L. Landrum
J. W. Davis
Lowry National Bank
West End Park
J. W. Armistead
Aldine Chambers
Negrre
West End
U Board of Education
Infants and Children's Wear Sale Prices and Details
Readable sale notes list infant dresses hats gowns flannel squares skirts and coats with prices ranging from 39 cents to five to seven fifty for selected items. Boys and girls dresses box plaited madras and white coats offered at half to nearly half price, with many items described as hand embroidered briar stitched and lined.
School funding debate ends in close vote and committee talks
The board split six to five on endorsing a transfer for education funds and appointed a committee of J L Key Harvey Hatcher Aldine Chambers and Supt Slaton to meet City Attorney Mayson about pupil admissions to city schools. The Glenn street area to host community work and budget plans for 1915 were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Glenn Street
Council
EK. J. Guinn
W. Green
J. L. Key
Aldine Chambers
Raffles His Services
Macon Georgia January 7 Special W Hartman a local painter out of work due to financial downturn offers two weeks of his labor for a dollar. He sells chances from one cent to one dollar. holder of the lucky number will receive his services and Hartman will be paid a total of 52 dollars for the two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
W. Lertman
Hartman
Captain B D Lumsden Dies At Home In Macon Ga
Captain B D Lumsden a member of Alabama Polytechnic Institute first graduating class and Confederate Army captain died at his Macon Georgia home four miles from the city. He was 73, survived by a widow and two daughters and a son, with a brother also living nearby. He attended the institute’s fiftieth anniversary last year and spoke to students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
G. Dr. Lumsden
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
Lumsden
Bibb County
L. J. Kendall
Airs
Mattie Lou Fearbes
J. Frank Lumsden
Texas
RE. D. Laumsden
Oklahoma
Joe Lumsden
Bolingbroke
Captain Lumsden
No Trace Found of Wrecked Tug Rambler Crew
Brunswick Ga January reports say searchers found no trace of the four missing white men from the Tug Rambler wrecked off Little Daimbrland Island. Only two colored crew members’ bodies were recovered. One party searched the wreckage overnight for bodies but found nothing. It was hoped the missing men’s bodies would later surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Little Daimbrland Island
North Carolina Opens 1915 Schedule with Georgia Tech Plans
The 1915 North Carolina football schedule lists games against Tennessee, Georgia Tech, Davidson, and Virginia Military Institute, with dates in October and November. UNC may face Georgia either in Georgia or Charlotte, while Vanderbilt is not on the slate. Opponents include Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Roanoke, VMI in Greensboro, and Virginia in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hl
N.C
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Tennegsee
George School of Technology
Vanderbilt University
University of Georgia
Georgia
North Carolina Wits
Charlotte
Ae Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Roanoke
Virginia Military Institute
Greensboro
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Tennessee
Knoxville
Special Matinee Today for Bought and Paid For
A special matinee at 2 30 pm offers best seats for 50 cents. The showing features the production Bought and Paid For with priority seating and a reduced-price ticket option.
Jowray Eggers Arrives for Bijou Bout with Kid Herman
Johnny Eggers lands in Atlanta in fine trim for Tuesday night bout with Kid Herman at the Bijou. The New Orleans fighter, training at the Atlanta Athletic Club, weighed just under the bantam limit and shows speed and power. Tickets are available at Rex, Chess, and Tomlin Brothers as advance sales accelerate for the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kid Herman
Johnny Eggers
Atlanta
Bijou
New Orleans
Atlanta Athletic Club
Tox
Jon Superior
Pete
Red Walsh
Hoe
Rex
Chess's Place
Tomlin Brothers
Herman
Myrers
Horman
Johnny Iegers
Mike Saul
Feds Expend 250,000 In Advance Money To Jumping Players
Federal league owners report paying $250,000 in salary advances to star players who defected from organized baseball. President James A. Gilmore says the money is to protect talents amid anti trust suit and warns funds may be tied if legal disputes recur. Players named include Tal Chase George Johnson Amiande Marsans and Slayers with advances from 3000 to 6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feds
Chicago
Federal League
James A. Gilmore
Aarsalrist
Estengal
Ciel
Jtal Chase
Chicago Amer
Buffalo Iederals
George .Johnson
Kansas City Federals
Cincinnati Elub
National League
Amiande Marsans
Cincinnati Club
St. Louis Federals
Slayers
Ivederals
Gilmore
Walter Johnson
Grant Athletic Club Quintet Set For Mercer Showdown
The Grant Athletic Club from Atlanta plans a major upset against Mercer University in Macon next Saturday night. Mercer, one of the South’s top teams, faces a strong Atlanta squad featuring most of the best players excluding the 4 A. C. five. Last year Mercer won 25 to 23, but Atlanta has since improved. If the Grant squad wins, they’ll follow with a game against Abbarn at Abbarn with other southeastern matchups in the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Grant Athletic Club
Atlanta
Mercer University
Mercer
South
Atlanta Boys
Ainburn
Atbarn
Southeast
Bill Smith on CB He Arrives Saturday
Manager Bill Smith of the Crackers will leave Springfield Ohio today and return to Atlanta to resume charge of the Atlanta club for the 1915 season. Upon his return expect much news in local baseball circles with several trades under way and rumors of moves needing verification. He plans to work vigorously to send capable players to plug gaps in his lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Smith
The
Crackers
Springfield
Ohio
Atlanta
Atlanta Baseball
Bill
Knoxville Tigers To Play Athletic Club Quint Saturday
The Knoxville Tigers clash with the Atlanta Athletic Club basketball quintet on Saturday night at the local gym. The Tigers, featuring former University of Tennessee stars, boast a strong season with a top Tennessee ranking. a dancing feature will follow after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville Tigers
Quint
Prater Wins Final Shootout In High Form Display
Ed Prater dominated the match against William Baker in the final block, winning 600 to 526. Prater showed an excellent form with consistent drills, while Baker struggled to match his earlier nights, managing modest runs and only briefly leading at start. Baker praised the trick and fancy stars as a pleasing feature of the evening's entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prater
Ed Prater Vans
Wuliliam Baker
Duker
Woalanae
Aadience Ly Seine
Hin
Vlay Link
Baker
Evenineg
Fulton Junior Basketball League Opens 1914 16 Season
The Fulton Basketball league begins Saturday with four teams Wesley Memorial SV D Win Ones of Central Baptist Church and the Decatur Holy Scouts. Games tip off at 7 45 on the Wesley court with no admission charged and the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Basketball League
Wesley Memorial
SV. D
Central Baptist Church
Decatur Holy Scouts
Advance Hope
Decatur Scouts Vy. &. V. Dd
Prep Basketball Opens 1915 Atlanta League Schedule
The Atlanta Prep league starts its 1915 season with three games today featuring Pawcock against Tech High, Fraser versus MA Boys, and High versus Marist. Two games will be played on the hosts’ courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Prep League
Pawcock
Tech High
Donald Fraser
MA Boys’ High
Marist
New Park Secured for New Orleans Club
New Orleans will host Southern Association baseball at White City grounds on Carrolton and Tulane avenues, starting with the 1915 season. Pelican Park will be abandoned as the local club begins constructing a steel stand and bleachers at the new site, announced by A. J. Heinemann of the New Orleans clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Southern Association
White City
Carrolton
Tulane Avenues
A. J. Heinemann
Pelican Park
Whitted To Confer With Geo Stallings In Macon
Macon Ga January 7 George Stallings manager of the Boston National League club announced that George Whitted the Braves fielding outfielder had been summoned from Parham NC to discuss terms for the coming season. Stallings denied Whitted might be traded to the Philadelphia Nationals for Sherwood Alagre. He dismissed reports that Lessin Mann was negotiating with the Federal league, saying Mann will play with Boston next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
George Stallings
Boston
George Whitted
Braves
Parham
N. C
Seasor
Sallings
Whitted
Philadelphia Nationals
Sherwood Alagree
Lessin Mann
Booton Outfeld
Loston
Mann
Federals
Fie
Goston
Bought and Paid For Best Seats 0c
The snippet notes 2 30 perhaps a price or time and mentions bought and paid for with best seats at 0c possibly a theater or event listing.
European Wheat Buying Surges Amid War Rumors
European buyers pushed ahead on wheat with export sales rising to nearly 4,000,000 bushels since yesterday. Prices strengthened with Blay and durum sold to Italy, while oats and corn traded lower as nervousness about wartime impact and attacks influenced sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Italy
Romania
Blay
Puluth
Milwaukee
Coffee market firms amid foreign demand and domestic roaster activity
Coffee prices on New York markets held firm with modest gains as foreign accounts and domestic roaster demand supported futures. Trading showed steady to higher openings with various months quoted from January to December and cost and freight offers 1 to 25 points higher despite holiday market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Wall Street
Featerday
Brazil
Tall
Eebruery
Bantos
Tirnsi
Rice Market Summary From New Orleans Trade
Rice prices and demand show quiet trading in New Orleans with steady to higher expectations. Receipts 2203 rough, 2860 clean, 1235 sales with strong local demand for Japan and Honduras goods, while mills cover only actual needs and anticipate a March crop movement toward milling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvan
Honduras
Japan
New York
Dan Talmaga
Millery Hind
Phosaport
Sci
Pontthor
Pripad Fem
Atlantic
New Orleans
Habdura
Toll
Arkansas
Millis
Fargoom
Dry Goods Prices and Demand in New York Market
In New York a 4% advance to 4 cents a yard on staple prints was announced. Demand for owls and silk ware shows better activity with fall shipments drawing interest. Prices for silk goods stand at 19 cents per pound as dry goods warehouses report greater inventories than in some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Peachtree St
Atlanta
New York
Pri
Atiess
Live Stock Market Update From St Lovin January Report
A fragmented livestock market summary from St Lovin on January 7 shows cattle receipts around 8 500 with mixed and steady bids. Beef steers hover near 7 50 to 7 10 for various classes, with cows and heifers trading between 4 and 8 dollars, while sheep and hogs move at mixed steady levels and calves and feeders command notable prices across several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lovin
Reenip's
Ronad
Ady
Shee You Nigher
Kenese City
Ann Bitered
Strang
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Louise Brozies
Isoline Campbell
Misa Eleanor Jaeger
Montclair
M. J
Kelloge
Thornton
Barron
Harry Johnson
East Take
Ethel Johnson
West Point
J. B. Spurlock
Miss Banigan
Roby Robinson
Madge Banigan
Providence
R. J
Reese Marshall
Guinn
Harvey Tratcher
Rn. Cole
Newnan
G. Awtrey
Manchester
Womans F Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia
Reble Wilkins
Florence Straus
Nathan Straus
Columbus
Straus
Talbotton
George Carlton
Jean
Robert W. Wood
W.S. Goldsmith
Margaret May
E.G. Lippeld
Eighth Street
Eves W. Harrison
Peachtrea Road
W. F. Dykes
Helen Dykes
W. W. Blackman
E. A. Lewis
Ayneh
Joseph
Rogers Witter
Rogers Winter, Jr
T F. North
Boston, Ma
Winccoff
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Raffles
Painter
B. D. Lumsden
North Carolina
TECH
Jowray Eggers
Cracker Mogul
Fulton League
Geo. Stallings
Ford Care
Brown & Bien’s
Whitehall and
Alabama
Juans Timothy
Baty Kanset City
Chicago Board of Trade
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