Society Dinner Party Honoring Mrs Adams Guests
Judge and Mrs Percy H Adams hosted a formal dinner at the Driving club last evening for Mrs Albert Thornton and Miss Elizabeth Adair and a long list of couples and friends. The table featured Killarney baskets narcissi roses and pink accents with Mrs Adams in a Dive satin gown and gold lace trim.
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Adams
Percy H. Adams
Albert Thornton
Elizabeth Adair
Robert Gregg
Killarney
Adamyg
Martin
Eugene Black
Hudson Moore
Colquitt Carter
Morris Brandon
Preston Arkwright
Josiah Hileman
Newman
Dowdle Brown
Reuben Arnold
Alex Smith
Brutus (‘Lay
Emily Carter Liivine
Milas Frances Rowland
Luézabeth High
James (Allawas
Jenry Newman
Amd Lewis Gugsz
Wedding of Miss Van Hillard Spalding and James Daniel Palmer
A beautiful Spalding Palmer wedding last night at the May residence united Miss Van Hillard Spalding and Mr. James Daniel Palmer. Dr A T Spalding performed the ceremony witnessed by relatives. The couple left for New York after a reception and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Hillard Spalding
James Daniel Palmer
Clarence May
A. T Spalding
Hillard Spalding
Samuel Palmer
van Hillard
Eugene Spalding
Marietta Social Notes and Granite Club Meeting
Social events from Marietta Georgia include a planned guard program with Emgrson on friendship and a engagement announcement for Lizzie King to Dave T Taylor. Dora Ruth Edwards and A W Hendrix announce a happy marriage in Atlanta. Granite Club at University Club on Tyachtree Street features a paper by Gabriel Solomon titled strictly Confidential.
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Negiebrary
Emgrson
Esay
Marietta
Dora Ruth Edwards
WW Hendrix
Granite Club
Rambo
University Club
Tyachtree Street
Gabriel Solomen
Wightman Bowden
M. Lo Boyd
Thomas Connally
Hal VY
JB. Sims
Gabriel I. Sclomon
Thomson
W. Ll Thomson
Philip Webner
Sig Worsham
Election of officers at Piedmont chapter house meeting
Noon election of officers at the Piedmont chapter house. Mrs. James O Wynn elected regent. others include Mrs. Alfred Newell corresponding secretary treasurer and Mrs A R Ninninger registrar. Delegates to Augusta convention named with alternates listed. social bridge event hosted by Mrs George W Trayner at Ponce de Leon avenue for Miss Mary Pappenheimer and Miss Helen Hobbs with debutantes in attendance.
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Piedmont Avenue
James O. Wynn
Sam D. Jones
Alfred Newell
A. R. Ninninger
John Murrell
J. T. Womble
Dagma Sams
Sarah Lee ‘Evins
B. D. iKennedy
Hugh K. Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Augusta
A. A. Littie
A. [Eer Wilson
C. B. Walker
J. Adams
Edward H. Barnes
Arch Avery
Josephine FE. Purse
Traylor
George W. Trayter
Bridge
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Mary Pappenheimer
Helen Hobbs
Local Meetings Schedule For January Events
The Twentieth Century cateria meets with Mrs W A Crowe at 158 Lee street at 3 o clock. Electa Chapter No 6 Order Eastern Star meets Friday January 17 at 7 30 at Masonic Temple. Parent-Teacher Neighborhood Club Ira Street school meets January 10 at 3 30. Mothers urged to attend. visiting members welcome. Children story hour follows.
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Cateria
W. A. Crowe
Lee Street
Electa Chapter
Order Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ira Street School
Ira Street
Local Society and Family Notes Across Georgia
Notices recount typhoid case at Dr. Ridley home in Perry visits by Mrs. Samuel Hurst Jr of Perry and Mrs J H Vauze of Decatur. Ridleys to return from Homasassa Florida. Socials include Mrs George Me Brown hosting Bridge, Undine Driggars from Decatur at Colonial hotel White Springs Florida. Mrs William Turner Jr returns to LaGrange. Mrs George Reese visiting Columbus. Mr and Mrs Charles Godfrey to Florida. Grace Callaway and Dr George Kent Vanten to wed at Piedmont Ave home. Colonel Robert Lee Avary to depart for Panama next week.
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Samuel Hurst, Jr
Perry
J. H. Vauze
Decatur
R . Ridley
Homasassa
Ela
Undine Driggars
Colonial Hotel
White Springs
Fla
William IT. Turner, Jr
LaGrange
George Reese
Columbus
Jennie D. Harris
Mar-jorie Kolb
New Orleans
Charles Haden
New York
Ne “Olonel
Robert Lee Avary
Panama
Van Schaick Pardon Marks Executive Clemency
Captain Van Schaick received a presidential pardon after a parole lasting nearly a year, reducing a ten year sentence. The piece argues public acceptance of clemency, noting punishment for other convicts seems equally severe.
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van Schaick
New York World
Ajocum
Tribute to Mrs. H. C. White in Athens funeral
The funeral for Mrs. H. C. White president of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs drew a large, sorrowful crowd at Emanuel church in Athens. Georgia university and city offices paused as affiliates from Atlanta and other cities paid final tribute with floral honors and dignitaries.
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Athens
Emanuel Church
H. Co. White
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Avery Walk
Lfe
Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Georgia Division
Daughters of the Confederacy
Chi Phi Fraternity
Woman's Club
D. A. BR
Civic League
M. C A
John D. Wing
Church of the Incarnation
Troy Beatty
C. K. Nelson
Marshall Heads to Arizona for Hunt and Visit
Vice President elect Thomas R Marshall and Mrs Marshall begin a trip to Arizona to visit friends. Marshall buys hunting clothes and plans to hunt while on the western trip.
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Chicago
Thomas R Marshall
Six million parcels handled in first week of Parcel Post
Washington reports six million packages processed in the first seven days of Parcel Post operation. City delivery offices reported 4,068,824 packages with 107,561 insured. Postmasters praise the service and note steady growth as merchants and manufacturers adapt to the system.
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Washington
Parcel Post
Postoffice Department
Hitchcock
State officers to consider Moore case and transport costs
Chairman R. E. Davison said the prison commission will confer with Governor Brown on Enoch Moore, an escaped Georgia convict who says he has reformed. Funds are scarce as transport back to Georgia would cost about 200 while December expenses neared 900 and the commission runs on a 80,000 maintenance fund with prisoner totals rising from 320 to about 700.
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R. E. Davison
Prison Commission
Brown
Enoch Moore
Georgie
San Francisco
Moore
Georgia
Davison
Sheriff Office first salary system payment to county
The county treasurer received the first salary system payment from J. H. Owens, flat deputy in the sheriff's office, totaling $2,004.46 for the first two weeks of the year. Distribution includes $339.85 from the sheriff's office direct.
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J. H.owens
Sheriff's Office
County Office Revenue Cut Expected to Net About 11000
Clerk and sheriff offices report mixed receipts totaling 329.05 from the jail 121 from fines 448.55 from fines diverted previously 766. The figures imply this year’s turnover near 48000 and the sheriff’s office expenses capped at 37250 leaving a clear gain around 11000 for the county.
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Sherif
Clrk
Emory Men Gather at University Club
Emory college men will meet informally at the University Club on Peach Tree Street this evening. About fifty Emory men who are members are expected to attend, with the gathering slated for 8:30 o'clock.
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EMORY
University Club
Emory College
Peachtree Street
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