Afternoon Bridge Party in Inman Park Society
Mrs George Clayton hosts a series of social events at her Inman Park home with Miss Fannie Tutcher of Savannah as guest of honor. Decor by daffodils and narcissi, prizes include an embroidered guest towel and a bridge set, invitations issued for multiple gatherings, and plans for a matinee party and tea. Nearby notes mention a First Baptist church youth event and a Georgia basketball sponsor pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clayton
Inman Fark
Fannie Tutcher
Savannah
Lucy Stockard
Daffodita
Naremsi
Priaes
Now Walks Anywhere Above All Time for Women
An advertisement from Chattanooga Medicine Co promotes Cardus the woman’s tonic. It claims relief from pain, weakness, and nervousness, enabling women to walk again and return to daily tasks. Includes a testimonial from a Dallas address and invites readers to request a 64 page home treatment book.
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N. Hoo-Welte Ter
Chattanooga Medicine Co. Ladies Advisory Dept
Chattanooga
Tenn
Atlanta Chapter Meeting and Ponce de Leon Study Notice
The Atlanta chapter J. R. will hold its annual meeting this afternoon at Toweluck with officer elections and large attendance expected. The Ponce de Leon study meet is set for 10 20 this morning at Dr. Los Hib corner of Ponte de ventie and Jackson street.
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Atlanta
J. R
Toweluck
Ponce de Leon
Los Hib
Ponte de Ventie
Jackson Street
Social items recount Atlanta society moves and visits
Albert Collier returns from St Louis. Clayton and Van Alen Bollard guests in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Wrenn announce birth of Julius Iarlaned Jr. Van Alen Bollard and Mrs Benson guests in Inman Park and Selcodia plans. Miss Marion Fielder to Thomasville. Chintzy of Augusta to visit. Miss Vin Spalding to wed James Palmer. Marion Goldsmith hosts guest Miss Chintzy. various travel to Florida and California. a mating party for Eunice Larue.
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van Alen Bollard
New York
Hee Gerandmother
J. Flanders
Inman Park
J. ¢ Wrenn
Julius Iarlaned, Jr
Meir
Att
al 1. Hutchin
Capital Avenue
Virglat Bingell Parks
Brut Geheken
Augusta Et Allen
Marion T. Benson
Florida
Renin
Selocida
Dre
Biseher
Vlovi
OW. Pere
California
Berry
J. A. West
Rorgln Arenua
George Brown
George ML Brown, Jr
Marion Fielder
Thomasville
Misa Fielder
J. W. Wielder
Hampton Springs
Mia
Clarence Blosser
Card Fo
Clavenes Woodward Blosser
Carter Woolford
Marion Goldsmith
Miss Chintzy
Augusta
Vin Spalding
James ©. Palmer
Clarence May
Myrtie Street
D Gorman, Jr
W. OD. Swereford
Maron
Samu 5. Wallace
Prominent Women to Attend Mrs White Funeral in Athens
The funeral of Mrs. Harry C. White, sudden death shocking the state, will be held Wednesday at 4:30 pm from Emanuel church. Bishop C. K. Nelson will preside, with Rev. Troy Beatty assisting. Interment in Oconee cemetery. Athens business places will close during the service in her honor. Honors include an honorary university escort and a long list of civic and federation leaders from Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, and Savannah. A Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs board memorial plan is noted.
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Young People's Union
The
First Baptist Church
Jan Harry
Oelack
Wm. Russell
Owen
Capitol
Aseniue Baptist
Georgia
Athens
Harry C. White
Emanuel Church
C. K. Nelson
Atlanta
Troy Beatty
Ocohee
White
Chamber of Commerce
Clark Howell, Jr
Jean Calhoun Owarrell
Ledward Broyles
Fil Freeman
Wesley Kleuser
George Barrett
George Baneken
Roger Yoeurhty
Barrow, Snelling
Strahan
Phersen
Bocack
Lustrat
Sigvanug Morris
Flomer Hinck
Sapirits
Mra. It. White l
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Buard
Atlan
Mra
Federated Women of Georgia
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Augusta
Federation
F Federation of Clubs
Howard HH. Murlil
Georgia Federation Women's Clubs
Theaters offer vaudeville and The Merry Widow
The week features the vaudeville bill at the Lyric and At The Atlanta with acts by Mand Taun Hert Ernest Ball Jon U2 Rice Uy Cohen and the Three Twins. Marie Sabbot in the Yama Yama Man plus Green Stockings with Miss Anglin. The Merry Widow will open at the Atlanta box office with a strong cast led by Mabel Wilber and Charles Meakins, opening Monday and Tuesday.
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Mand Taun- Hert
Ernest Ball
Jonn U2 Rice
Uy Cohen
Buckley
Animals Dickinson
Othe
Cine
Marie Sabbot
Miss Sabbot
Armitage
Atlanta
Mercing
Fleury W. Savage
Mabel Wilber
Charles Meakins
Olga Roller
Osear Figman
Arthur Wooley
Ian McCarth
Vecron Oxathart
Posey Thompson
Miss Roddenber y Weds in Washington Ceremony
Miss Lonette Roddenberry, of Thomasville, and Gardiner Nottingham, of Sylvester, wed in Washington at Newborn. The bride, eldest daughter of Congressman and Mrs. Roddenberry, and the groom, a prominent Sylvester lawyer, will reside there. The surprise nuptials occurred Saturday evening in Washington City.
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Roddenbery
Thomasville
Misa Lonette Rediinheey
Gardiner
Nottingham
Sylvester
Waal Ingtan
Fladdesaber
Mily
Washington
SA. Radenbers
Nashville Duel Between City Official and Steamboat Owner
In Nashville Tennessee on January 14 a deadly pistol duel occurred between Captain T. R. Tas eart, 61, steamboat owner, and Deputy Sheriff T. R. Woeabrook, 24. Seven of eight shots struck. Bart was fatally hit with five wounds. Woeabrook died fifteen minutes after hospital arrival. The conflict followed allegations over a prior engine dispute and Tas eart had pursued Woeabrook after a prior report.
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Nashville
Tenn
T. R. Taseart
Sherritt T. R. Woeabrook
Tags Bart
Westbrook
City Hospital
Talgart
Groom of Thirty Days Suspected of Bigamy
Atlanta police arrested Mearse a 22-year-old mail clerk on suspicion of bigamy after revelations of a second wife in Birmingham and a child. He allegedly married Elizabeth Loving in Atlanta last November and refuses to confirm the accusations, stating it is up to his accusers to prove the crime.
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Dave
Elizabeth Loving
Commerce
Central Mace
Atlanta
Mearse
Birmingham
Ele
Falmer and
Gorman
OG. Coleman
Deay
Tie
the Constitution
Mearse Ras Dcenn
Mrs Z L Fitzpatrick to lead Georgia federation
Thomasville Ga January 14 Mrs Z L Fitzpatrick first vice president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs is wintering in Thomasville. She is the logical successor to the late president Mrs S C White and will head the federation until the next officers election in November. Fitzpatrick spends much of the year in Thomasville and is prominent in local social and club circles.
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Thomasville
Spe
Eiahi
Pitzpatrick
State Federation of Women's Cinhgs
S. C. White
Federation
Witamatrick
Women's Club
Demopoulos Court Appearance Over Missing Watch
Peter Demopoulos is ordered to appear before Judge Newman in federal court to explain why he has not turned over a $2,018 watch, part of the assets of a soft drinks and ice cream parlor, amid voluntary bankruptcy proceedings begun in January. The case centers on alleged funds kept in the bank and not surrendered to the court appointed receiver Hughes Spalding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Demopoulos
Newman
Hughes Spalding
Reurt
Demoncptus
Jockey Cleveland Fuller Pleads Guilty in Pocketbook Theft
New York on January 13, 1F Cleveland Fuller, once owed $900000 to James Keene and $7000 to himself in a season a decade ago, headed guilty today for stealing a pocketbook from an acquaintance in an uptown saloon. He was remanded for sentence Friday. Fuller claimed he has not been doing much except drifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland Fuller
James Keene
Fuller
Rover
MORTUARY Notes From East Atlanta And Nearby
A 16 year old girl May Peach Graves daughter of Mrs J T Langley East Atlanta died after a private operation at a sanitarium. Funeral service tonight at 7 at her residence with interment Thursday morning at Providence church. Survivors include her mother stepfather and a half sister Marie Langley. Also included are brief notices of Spivey Davis 92 who died in Adairsville with interment at Eastview cemetery and Mrs George Zachry 74 who died in Oxford with funeral at Oxford cemetery. The notice mentions numerous relatives and community figures.
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May Peach Graves
J. T. Langley
Leggetts Avenue
Atlanta
Barclay & Brandon
Providence Church
Marie Langley
G. C. Zachry
Oxford
George ©. Zachry
J. W. Quillian
Quillian
Zachry
B. B. Zachry
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. BE. Y Zachry
Port Jervis
N.Y
Harry
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