Social Items From Baltimore to Atlanta
Mrs Carl cd New plans a home day in Baltimore. Mrs 4 L Fowler returns from Orange Texas visit to her mother. Drury Powers back to health on Peachtree circle in Atlanta. Alexander McDougald and family return from California to live in Atlanta with Mrs E C McDougald. Martina Burke of Macon visits Nell Prince. Florence Yancey of Baltimore visits Mrs Samuel Hewlett. Miss Emory of Baltimore guest of Mrs Wastervelt Terhune. Maybelle Clarke of Covington visits Mrs R T Dorsey Jr. Louise Broyles hosts luncheon.
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Carl cd. New
Baltimore
4. L. Fowler
Auchenback
Orange
Tez
Drury Powers
Peachtree Circle
Alexander McDougald
California
Atlanta
E. C. McDougald
Esat Fifteenth Street
Martina Burke
Macon
Mise Nell Prince
Florence Yancey
Samuel JD. Hewlett
Wastervelt Terhune
Emory
Misa Maybelle Clarke
Covington
R. T. Dorsey, Jr
Louise Broyles
Guests and visitors fill winter social notes
Miss Anne Kirby of Anniston and Miss Helen McCarty return from visits while Mrs Frank Dean heads to New York. Mr Kiper arrives from Virginia as Mr and Mrs Jack Lewis host their mother Mrs C Chase from South Carolina for the winter. Mr and Mrs Dudley Yard begin housekeeping in Blackstone apartments. Mr and Mrs H C Bagley depart for Philadelphia. Miss Louise Walker of Monroe, visiting Mrs Harrold in Americus, joins her sister Mrs J S McCrary at the Ponce de Leon. Roy Dorsey and child visit four months with Mrs Charles Northen.
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Frank Dean
New York
Kiper
Virginia
City
Jack Lewis
C Chase
South Carolina
Dudley Yard
Blackstone
Helen McCarty
Frank Harrold
Americus
Louise Walker
Monroe
Harrold
McCarty
McCrary
Ponce de Leon
Roy Dorsey
Charles
Northen
Jennings Misses Train at Memphis After Snowstorm
Former bandit Al Jennings, now an evangelist, failed to reach Atlanta as planned after a Memphis snowstorm delayed his train and caused a missed connection. He will arrive Saturday to conduct revival meetings at Tabernacle Baptist Church.
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al Jennings
Atlanta
Chasen
Union Station
Jennings
Memphis
Terminal Station
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Lincoln Stevenson Returns From New York Auto Show
Lincoln Stevenson manager of the Pullman Automobile company has returned to the city after a two weeks visit to the automobile show in New York.
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Lincoln Stevenson
Pullman
Pullman Automobile Company
City
New York
Fancy School Garments Attract Village Girls
School girls eagerly choose outfits described as separate blouse and skirt in white galatea with striped cuffs and collars. Steam heated rooms likely reference setting as fashionable garments are noted as wonderful at St.00 on the third floor.
Progressives Back Shared Presidential Candidate in Georgia
A Dewar, returning from the Progressive Party executive meeting in Chicago, urged that on June 7 the party and Republicans nominating the same presidential candidate could help defeat the Democrats. He said the Progressive convention will be in Chicago and noted support for Roosevelt while allowing for another candidate who upholds progressive ideals and flags. He asked for publication to clarify Georgia’s expected action and the party’s stance.
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A. Dewar
Progressive Party
Chicago
Chigo
Dewar
Progressve
Georgia
Weels-Houot
Repubileans
Roosevelt
Fifth Regiment Hospital Corps Warmly Praised
The hospital corps of the Fifth Regiment Georgia National Guard in Atlanta received high praise from Major Page United States army inspector for Georgia. He conducted a rigorous examination and praised the corps for its personnel and readiness, noting he extended the inspection longer than planned.
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Fifth Regiment
Georgia National Guard
Atlanta
Page
United States Army
Georgia
Tust
Public Installation Set Sunday by Kadisha Lodge in Atlanta
The Kadisha Lodge 216, oldest Jewish secret order in Atlanta, plans its first public installation of officers next Sunday at Red Men's Hall. Leonard J. Grossman will be installed as president, with J H Goldstein serving as master of ceremonies. An elaborate program includes toasts, addresses from Frank Revson and others, musical numbers, and refreshments.
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Kadisha Lodge
Abraham
Atlanta
Red Men's Hall
Leonard J. Grossman
J. H. Goldstein
Allantin
H. Goldsteyn
Mia
Francen Jenkins
Frank Revson
Violinpolo
Frida Landauer
Mins Gartrude Forman
Simon L. Katsotl
Boia
Tha Asru
Ernest’ Mundet
Joel Dorian
Miss A Smith
Grossman
BH. M. Brady
Y Geldstein
Harria Findneiml
Mon i
Hhtzof
Tho ‘Borrin
L. Shurman
Glenn
M ‘Bunista
SM. Morris
Arani Lodge Officmis
Sam Gershon
L. Springer
J. Spielberger
H. Pollock
Smullin
Mann Act blackmail charged to Tourbillon
New York January 14 Hubert A Tourbillon known also as Don Collins arraigned before United States Commissioner Houghton held in 50000 bail for examination January 25 on a charge of conspiring with William Butler to extort money from individuals by threats of exposure under the Mann Act Garbarino Philadelphia office DOJ filed the complaint alleging Tourbillon and Butler possessed blank forms purporting to be official government papers Connected blackmail schemes at summer resorts have netted more than 250000 with men posing as government agents aided by women confederates
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New York
Hubert A. Tourbillon
Don Collins
United States
Houghton
William Butler
Philadelphia
Tourbillon
Rank Lo Garbarino
Department of Justice
Butler
Garburino
Cannon Forbes Seeks Expansion After Johns-Manville Meeting
Cannon Forbes, returning from the H. W. Johns-Manville annual meeting in New York City, announced plans to enlarge operations in the southern territory where he manages. A packing representative and an electrical salesman will be added to service large manufacturing customers. Forbes departed for Miami, Florida, for a lengthy tour of the southern region.
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Cannon Forbes
H. W. Johns-Manville Company
New York City
Forbes
Mr. Forbes
Miami
Fla
House Fire in Dollas Ga Destroys Home of Mrs Hodenberry
A southern Douglas home owned and occupied by Mrs Jane Hodenberry burned Wednesday night. Inmates escaped in their night clothes without shoes. Total loss suspected to be incendiary in origin.
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Dollas
Jane Hodenberry
Stacy Tells of Work of Relief Commission
T Harwood Stacy of Austin Texas former American Relief Commission member in Belgium and Northern France visited Atlanta as Dr F E May French consul’s guest. He spoke for several hours Friday about humane aid of the European war and planned a lecture in New Orleans before returning to Atlanta within two weeks.
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T. Harwood Stacy
Austin
Texan
American Relief Commission
Belgium
France
Atelanta
F. E. May
New Orleans
Stacy
Atlanta
May
Gainesville Travelers Visit Atlanta
Treaty five members of the U C T council from Gainesville will be guests of the legal council for a complimentary dinner at Ansley tonight. They will attend a meeting at the Hiser building and demonstrate teamwork after the dinner, marking a return visit following their prior Gainesville trip for a game.
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Treaty Five
U. C. T. Council
Gainesville
Legal Council
Ansley
Tere
Hiser
Program arranged for Decatur board meeting
An interesting program has been arranged for the Decatur board of trade city planning committee meeting next Monday at 8 o'clock in the board office. E. Burton Cooke of Atlanta, a landscape architect, will be present as guest and address the committee on ideas and plans for a city beautiful. Chairman Charles D. McKinney urges full committee attendance.
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Decatur Board of Trade
E. Burton Cooke
Atlanta
Uéeda
City Beautiful
Charles D. McKinney
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