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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1910

Page

13

Dancing Party Honoring Miss Julie Richardson and Miss Millan

A refined debutante dancing party hosted by Miss Julie Richardson in honor of guest Miss Millan of St. Joseph Missouri. The event featured an elegant music room, tasty decorations with forage plants and flowers, an orchestra, a punch table, and elaborate refreshments.

Julie Richardson Billa Millan St. Joseph Lovels Miss Millan Joseph Richardzon Wiss Richardson Willibert Coller Ida Grant St Louis Visa Gertrude Richardson Richardson Miss Richardson Mre Collier Miss Ida Grant Miss Gertrude Richardson

Silverware Patterns and Heirloom Value Spotlight

A Crankshaw store display showcases silver vegetable dishes turkey platters and complete services in varied patterns. A single selected piece carries honor and implies the potential of becoming a valuable heirloom through fine silver craftsmanship.

Crankshaw

Charles W Crankshaw in Whitehall Street

Brief item notes Charles W Crankshaw connected with Whitehall Street, with sparse OCR fragments and unclear context. No further details or dates provided.

Charles W. Crankshaw Whitehall St

Tech Glee Club to Perform in Decatur and More

In Decatur multiple neighborhood notes unfold with social calls and travels. The Tech Glee Club opens Saturday at 8 1 oclock in the college hall, rehearsed mandolin clubs and chorus, followed by a dance in the symnasium. Local residents host visitors from Chester Pa and Atlanta, plan trips to New York and Miami, and announce weddings and receptions among Decatur families.

Symnasium Friends of Tech Iavers

West End Baptist Church Meeting List

The Jadley of the West End Baptist church will hold a program meeting on Monday afternoon featuring Miss Barnwell who will lecture on Kindergarten work at the residence of Mrs VoI Stone. The lecture is under the Decatur Women’s Club auspices and mothers with small children are invited. The Embroidery Club meets January 18 at 30 pm with business of importance to discuss and all members urged to attend. The Jadiens’ Auxiliacy meets at 2 o'clock at the home of President Mr W H Wires. The Ponce de Leon Studs Class meets Wednesday the 19th at 3:30 pm at Mrs Mareli’s home with Mrs Cal Inway conducting the lesson.

Lee E B G McCabe Atlanta Daughters of the Confederacy Tha Womans Club House Baker Street Christian Science Church J Odock George Hillyer Hale Alexander Rounsaville Wee Charles Price Tomorow Robert H Arrington J F Willems Wiliams George M McKinnon G W Hull W P Stewart Jadley West End Baptist Church Winisterlay Barnwell Afl Mya Voi Stone Tha Inman Park Mra Wo Bennett Didresdas Iannacy Jadiens Tbernacle Infirmary Thay W H Wires Nearth Avenue Ponce de Leon Mra & T Mareli Poure de Leon Avenue C S$ Cal

Social luminaries gather for lunches and visits across states

Mrs Thomas H McCrea hosts a matinee luncheon for May Jessie Neegard of Arlington Mass. Mrs Rufus Darby plans a Wednesday luncheon for Miss Neegard. Lt and Mrs Edwa Witchell of Fort Ontario, NY visit his mother Mrs Mitch ell at 123 North Avenue. Mrs Guy Mitchell visiting in Ane atston Alp ae. Tanner and William Tanner vacationed at the Hotel Wolcott in New York. Mrs John G Evins visits New Orleans, then Clairmont. Mrs St Elmo Massengale travel in the Bahamas, returning end of week. Mrs J R A Hobson hosts luncheon for Mrs Paul B Morgan of Worcester. Miss Eliza Dancy to entertain Miss Mildred Sprain ing Feb 8. Miss Wille Calhoun visiting in Washington. Mrs Hugh Lokey guests in Athens. Caro Hutchins and Flo rene Watts host Roberta Slade in Columbus. large bridge party held Monday. Mrs J M Woodman of Chicago.

Thomas H McCrea Jessie Neegard Arlington Mass WW Blackman Rufus Darby Miss Neegard Edwa Witchell Fort Ontario Mra HC Mitchell North Avenue Guy Mitchell le Aneatston Tanner William Tanner Wolcott New York John G Evins New Forle Frank Tester Floyd Farlow Clairmont i J RA Hobson Paul B Morgan Worcester Mass T Weyman Eliza Dancy Misa Mildred Spra Mise Wille Calhoun Washington, D Hugh Lokey Athens

Blue Ribbon Lemon and Vantin Ex tenders rank top beef dealer

Blue Ribbon Lemon and Vantin Ex tende have earned and held first place with Swift & Co a sales of fresh beef in Atlanta for week ending Saturday January 15 averaged 7 86 cents per pound.

Swift & Co Atlanta

Joseph Wood Dead Pioneer Atlantan Dies at Home

Joseph Wood aged years, longtime resident of Futton County, died yesterday at his Limaville home after a long illness. Survived by three sons William C Wood of Atlanta James B Wood of Dalles Ga Roland W Wood of Shider Texad. three daughters Mrs W M Sisk Mrs J B Scroggins of Limaville Mrs Mandy Bullock of Atlanta and Mrs Dr M A Owens of Dallas Ga. three brothers Lewis J Wood Riverside John G Wood Dallas Go Jerse Walker Simaville and Mrs F M Gary Simaville. The funeral will be at 2 oclock this afternoon at W M Slak residence Simaville and burial in Dallas Go Wednesday morning.

Joseph Wood Futton County Limaville Whiam DC Wood Atlanta James B Wood Dalles Roland W Wood Shider Texad W M Sisk J B Scroggins Mandy Bullock M A Owens Dallas Lewis J Wood Riverside John G Wood Jerse Walker Simaville F M Gary W M Slak

Wonderful Opportunity for Cotton Growers Seaman Knapp Speech

Dr Seaman A Knapp of the agriculture department spoke at the Greenville courthouse about 50,000,000 bales of cotton needed in 40 years. He urged diversification, better drainage, early maturing varieties, and cooperative supervision to meet rising world demand while noting labor shifts and winter work for farmers.

Greenville Mina Seaman A. Knapp Department of Agriculture Hnapp United States Yanra Kavuyo Helata Knapp

Electrical Renovating Co Promotes In-Home Cleaning Service

An advertisement for BEFOR EYOU ENTERTAIN invites customers to have carpets rugs and draperies cleaned in place without removal, offered by Electrle Renovating CoPlone M 38bu.

Electrle Plone

Governor Brown Heads to Washington for Governors Conference

Governor and Mrs Brown departed yesterday at 11 for Washington DC to attend the conference of governors meeting today at the New Witterd. The event, inaugurated by President Roosevelt, is a significant gathering to be addressed by President Taft. The Browns will also visit New York before returning to the city next Monday.

Brown Washington DC New Witterd Roosevelt Taft White House New York

Held for Car Breaking in Macon After Flighty Arrests

January 17 special railway detective Poole and city detective Patterson with Patrol Officer Thomas secured commitments before Recorder Daly to state courts for Sam and Lewiz Dunn Bob Amason and Lewla Gardner on charges of alleged car breaking and theft in the Central yards.

Macon Poole Patterson Thomas Today Daly Sam Lewiz Dunn Bob Amason Lewla Gardner

Trades Anniversary Plans Are Completed

Final arrangements for the fifteenth anniversary of the Atlanta Federation of Trades will be held at the Auditorium Armory. SB Marks leads the committee meeting tonight to finalize the program with addresses from Mayor Maddox and Governor Brown. John Mitchell of New York, vice president of the AFL, is expected to attend to preside and speak. The event, open to Atlanta police, will feature musical and forensic portions. The federation, about thirty unions strong, anticipates the most prosperous anniversary in its history.

Atlanta Federation of Trades Armory SB Marks Federation Hall Maddox Brown Avanta Organized Labor John Mitchell New York Fire American Federation of Labor United Mine Workers Union Mitchell Strongt Tianta Atlanta, Federation of Trades

Children Barred From Stage In Louisiana Court Decision

The Louisiana Supreme Court sustained the validity of the child labor law passed last session and held the act forbids employing children under 14 on the theatrical stage. The ruling is expected to prompt attempts in the April general assembly to modify the law to permit child stage appearances.

New Orleans Supreme Court of Louisiana General Assembly

Furs Cleaned and Repaired at Austell Building

Prompt attention offered for fur cleaning and repair services. Items described as led and equal to new. Addressed to 914 Austell Building with mail or dera options.

I. Pries Austell

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