Suffrage and social club events highlight Atlanta week
A calendar of winter gatherings features Mrs Carl Karsten leading an at home at Kilian Street Thursday. Speakers include Mrs Ida Husted Harper and James Mosavits. Tea dances at Driving Club draw two hundred guests, with Miss Barnes and others. The Atlanta Woman's Suffrage League and the Woman's Study Club plan community center programs at Adair School. Children's Hour at Selecta showcases child performers led by the Young Matrons of Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church.
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Fae Aeeedia
Chage Association
Carl Karsten
Kilian Street
Oamella
Woodall
Ida Husted Harper
Georg A Ming James Mosavits
Mary 1
Melenion
Sinon Katvoff
Woman's Study Club
Womans Study Club
Mert Nes
Atlanta Womans Suffrage League
Adair School
Tenth Ward
Atlanta Womana Suffrage League
Selecta
Selecta Theater
Pinno
Lee Hoerlin
Reijing
Musley
Donna Stone
Piana Piany
Duck
Turkey
Tialanaria
Miles Sue Watt
Matrena
Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church
Dinner Dance Attendees Listed at Capital City Club
A Tuesday dinner dance at the Capital City club drew a large group of attendees including Mr Moore, Mrs Arther Clarke, Mr and Mrs Haw kins, Mrs Harnes, Mr Murpoy, Mr and Mrs Billapy, Mr Hirves, Mr and Mrs Cop Gover, Mr and Mrs Graham Phelan, Mr and Mrs Goldamith Jr, Mr Atbot, Mr and Mrs Harper, Mr and Mrs Fingas Dunlap, Mr and Mrs Shiversall, Mr and Mrs Kenneds, Mr and Mrs Mein, Mrs Nunnaiy, Mr and Mrs Woo, Rev 4a, Mr and Mrs Riley, Mr and Mrs Burr, and many others.
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Capital City Club
Capital City Pill
Mring
Moore
Arther Clarke
WE Hawkins
EH Harnes aIr N Fo Murpoy
Wo Moore
JB Billapy
Mes Lagiv
Hirves
Cop Gover
Graham Phelan Volara
Urs Woot Guntey
Jom Goldamith
Wea
Atbot
Vira
Melone
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Wid
Mire
Mos
Harper
Fingas
Il Shiversall
Birs
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oMre
Mein
Riley Ur
Ant
oFry Burr
I oMre
Frederick Mian Babel Runet
Murphy
Wockish Marr
Helan Flhorer
Beth
Thoris i Ryan
al’ Lou Wol
Cansauy
Debutantes Host Charity Bridge Party Benefit
A large afternoon bridge party hosted by the Debutantes club supports the Girls' Settlement home. Prizes include a gold framed picture, a telephone booth, and a carved frame. many local ladies and guests attend, with proceeds aiding the settlement work. The event features tables hosted by Mrs Harman, Mrs Hill, Miss Pliten, and numerous others.
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Girls’ Settlement
Iuch
Igena V Haynes Company
WTE Brown & Co
HE Harman
Walter Hill
Lula Pliten
Charles A Davis
Wills Westmoreland
Arthur Powell
Julla Murphy
Harriett McDaniel
Wol Peel
Joseph Eaine
W' Price Smith
George Pratt
George Speer
Vira Thornton Marye
Ww Clarke
Harrintt Cots
Hudson Moore
Mira Eleanor Haine
Prank. Teeter
Dudley Cowles
Haynes Weludden
DH Thotes
Austin
George Traylor
George Brown
Huh McKee
Join Moore
Marion Smith
Hunnicake
Mucie Hidley
Lloyd Pirks
Roby Koblaan
Winship Nuanaily
John Oliver
Katherine Ils
Waller Mine
Guy Woolford
Oveir Pappenheimer
Floyd MaRie
Spencer Atkingon
Mre BC
Meters
A. P .Coles
Hubert Alson
Mies
Jennie
Jimris
Mignon McCarty
Meetings Reported At Atlanta Organizations This Afternoon
The regular meeting of the Atlanta Theater U DC is set for this afternoon at 2 o clock in the Womans club on Baker street. A full attendance is requested. The Women auxiliary of the Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children meets at 9 30 am. A very important meeting of the Ladies Memorial association will be held at Carnegie library on Friday morning at 11 o clock.
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Atlanta
U. D.C
U D C
Womans Club
At & Oclock
T. Stevens
Mra
WS Yeates
Programe
Robert B Lees
John A Terdue
Ways and Means
Ansley Hotel Ball Ram
Regina Rambo
WC Spiker
George T Moore
Mary B Griffith
Alice Baxter Wall
Mildred Rutherford
Ut C
Piedmont Hotel
Assembly Wall
U DC
Orlock
Baker Street
Womans Auxiliary
Scottish Rite Hospital
Carneg Library
Social items from a Georgia society column
Mrs Julius DeGloe and children depart for Cocoa Florida for the winter. Judge and Mrs W T Newman in New Orleans. Miss Cora McCord Brown of Marietta visiting Sallie Eugen Brown. Miss Theoansia Wulingnam hosts bridge for Mia Paul Reese and Mrs Duncan Davis of Albany. Dr Montague Boyd returns from New York and Boston. Mr and Mrs W Aheal leave for Greensville plantation with daughter Mrs Irby and children. Miss Mary Rice returns from Chattanooga. Mrs Russell Bridges and children travel to Gainesville to visit Dr and Mrs H L Rudolph. Mrs Charles W Outlin of Gadsden expands the west at Winecotf. Mr and Mrs Wilton Dargan go to Hampton Terrace Augusta. Mrs TE OR Ingivid and daughter Baberta of Torre lowkt visiting parents. Mrs J Be Zachry improving after weeks illness. Mr Remsen King to host tea dance at Driving Club the 18th for camping party. Mrs WE Austin visiting daughter Mrs George Kelly in Birmingham. Mr and Mrs R L Butler of Charlotte to two weeks at Hotel Majestic. Dr and Mrs P Sell have moved from 114 West Twelfth to 91 Peachtree Street with Mr Walter Newman or Mr George Torrester. left for New York to join Mrs Forrester.
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Julius DeGloe
Cocoa Fla
Mra W T Newman
New Orleans
Cora McCord Brown
Mari Jetta
Sallie Eugen Brown
Montague Boyd
Atlanta
New York
Boston
W Aheal
Greemille S Co
Mrs Irby
Childr
Mise Mary Rice
Cheatanooga
Mary Disury
West End
Russell Bridges
Tittle Sans of
Bridges
Jett
Gainesvidle
H L Rudolph
Charles W Outlin
Gattimore
Winecotf
Wilton Dargan Wall
Hampton Terrace
Augusta
Remsen King
Joel Hurt, Jr
Mr King
WE Austin
George Kelly
Biringham
R L Buteler
Charlotte
Hostel Majestic
P Sell
West Twelfth Street
Peachtree Street
Walter Newman
George Torrester
Freshman Loses Life In Penn Bowl Fight
Philadelphia January 12 One student was killed and six injured in the annual bowl fight between freshmen and sophomores at the University of Pennsylvania won by freshmen William Lifson 17 of Elizabeth III died after word reached police and a coroner’s inquest will be held Edward A Lilson a senior at Wharton and Lifson’s brother called the death accidental and urged no arrests
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
William Lifson
Elizabeth III
Litsens
Edward A Lilson
Wharton School of Finance
University
Uneight
Large Sum Realized By Sale in Atlantta Of French Treasures
Amid rain a sale of French art treasures in Atlantta continued strong with receipts totaling 5200 yesterday versus 36500 Tuesday. The event runs daily through the week at 2 PM, with the priciest items slated for display today.
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Atlantta
Lady Wyndham Dead in London Rites for Rector's Wife
Lady Wyndham wife of Sir Charles Wyndham the rector died today in London aged. Emma Silberand granddaughter of three German barons, authorities said. The obituary notes her family ties and social standing.
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Lady Wyndham
London
Sir Charles Wyndham
Emma Silberand
Teutons Crown Illegitimate Son of Late King Milan
London January 12 The Stars Rome correspondent reports the illegitimate son of the late King Milan of Serbia has been proclaimed King of Serbia by Austrian and German authorities. He has lived in Vienna. Milan ruled Serbia from 1883 to 1889. The only record of Milan's irregular offspring mentions Milenko Christich Teltchvich in Bohemia with financial troubles.
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Teutons
Milan
London
the Stars
Rome
Serbia
Belgrade
Vienna
Mian
Caine
Milenko Christich Teltchvich
Bohemia
Al Jennings to Lead Revival Campaign in Atlanta
Al Jennings, famed speaker and former convict, arrives in Atlanta Friday morning at 11 o clock to begin revival meetings at Tabernacle Baptist. Jennings, now in Oklahoma City, will travel directly to Georgia and be greeted by Tabernacle members. Choir leader AW Browning arrived to take charge of music for the event.
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al Jennings
America
Atlanta
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Jennings
Oklahoma City
Tabernacle Church
AW Browning
Moreno Elected President of Ecuador for 1916 to 1920
Ecunder January 1s Guajsaqui reports that Baquerite Moreno has been elected president of Ecuador for the period 1916 1920. The four day elections stirred great excitement across the country.
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Guajsaqui
Alicede Baquerite
Moreno
Republic of Ecuador
Brownatone Hair Tinting Prep marketed worldwide
Brownatone is promoted as the leading hair stain sold for nine years with instant gray coverage and a range from light to black. It claims pre-mixed, non fading results and safety with no harsh chemicals, sold via druggists and laboratories, with samples and dealer availability in 30 shade options.
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Instlan
Kenton Pharmica
Pike St
Covington
Soll
Atlanta
Jacobs Pharmacies
New Hair Solution Promises Natural Shine and Easy Morning Care
A new product called alimerine promises natural looking hair and a pleasant feel. Applied at night with a toothbrush, it draws through from root to tip, leaving a silky, manageable result by morning. A few ounces from a pharmacist is said to last a long time.
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Gilmerine
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