Philharmonic Concert Draws Large Student Audience
Students and visitors will hear the Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra at the Atlanta theater Thursday night. An unusually large turnout from local schools and colleges is expected as tickets for students are half price. The program includes Beethoven works and Coleridge Taylor’s Hawatha’s Wedding Feast, with visitors arriving from Knoxville and New York.
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Atlanta Theater
Philharmonic Orchestra
Atlanta, Musical and Sociation
Atlanta
Atlante
Symphony
Knoxville
New York
Hi‘awatha
Coleridge Faylor
Mrs Hugh Richardson Hosts A Spring Reception In Atlanta
Mrs Hugh Richardson entertained hundreds of guests yesterday afternoon at her West Peachtree Street home in Atlanta. Guests included Louise Richardson of Mississippi and numerous local figures. Attire ranged from apricot satin gowns to black velvet and Parisian black chiffon. Guests assisted by Mrs Hugh Taman served in rooms filled with roses jonquils and spring decor.
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Mya. Hughichardson
West Peachtree Street
Louise Richardson
Mississippi
George Bonmey
Marion van Dyke
Richardson
Louise
Hugh Laman
Edwardsman
John Marshall Slatan
Willian D. Grant
Kelly Vvana
Isaac Boyd
Harvey Anderson
E. J. McBurney
Poughty Menney
Frank Calloway
Jr. A. Ggilonly
Inman Grey
Inman Bell
Ernest Woodruff
Charles Seiple
Ells
Phinizy Calhoun
Clark Howell
M.A. Lipscomb
John D.’ Lithe
Robert 1. Lewry
Atkinson
Milt Saul
Howard Bucknell
Henry S. Jackson
Gordon Kiser
W. H. Kiser
James D. Robinson
Charles Northen
Robert Alston
George Traylor
William W Ou
Charles Rice
Walter Howard
Flugh Walker
W. D. Illie, Jr
George Battey
George Bonney
Thomas G. Feider
Frank Hawkins
Isma Doorey
van Dyke
Julia
Laura
Natalie Hammond
Lewis
E. T. Goodhart
Emma Lewis
New York
W. W. Blackman
Otto Kahn Acts as Guarantor for Atlanta Musical Association
Mr Otto Kahn president of the Metropolitan Opera board becomes guarantor for the Atlanta Musical Association led by Mrs John Marshall Slaton. A $100 check is received for promotion funds, with a note he join the 30 directly aiding the south music life effort centered on Avante. The association highlights the Philharmonic orchestra programs at the Atlanta Theater Thursday night.
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Otto Kahn
Metropolitan Opera Company
Atlanta Musical Association
John Marshall Slaton
Slaton
Kahn
Ufe
South
Avante
Atlanta
New York
Isahn
Musical Association
Cardui Woman's tonic praised by Mrs Haus Waldron
A testimonial from Mrs Gerturde Haus Waldron of Waldron Arkansas extols Cardui as a remedy for long standing female ailments. She claims a bottle improved her health swiftly and urges other women to try the medicine, noting its claimed 50 year use and a request for instructions from the Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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Gertrude Haus- Waldron
Ark.ton
Cardus
Cardui
Tate
Houston
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Depot
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sncelat
Readings and socials mark Atlanta drama circle events
Mrs William Clair Spiker presides over the Atlanta Center of the Drama league presenting Irish dramas by Lady Gregory. Future readings feature Yeats and other interpreters with Mrs Slaten and Mrs Jarnegin. A birthday gathering honors Mrs Langford with a Mircheen at West End. A tacky party is planned at Mrs Faulconer's home. A wedding of Cawhern and Gan is announced. Miss Susie Hallman hosts a tea for Springfield guests Nanette and Corinne Payne.
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Spiker
William Clair Spiker
Atlanta Center of the Drama League
League
Lady Gregory
Yeats
Randsuin
W. C.jarnegin
Theseries
Memminger
Stereopticon Lecture Mexico at All Saints Church
Rev W W Memminger will present a stereopticon lecture on Mexico this afternoon at 3 30 in All Saints church Sunday school rooms. Organized by the Junior auxiliary with Woman's and Junior auxiliaries invited. Admission 10 cents Buffet luncheon. Annie and Nina Hornady host about twenty guests at Linden street home in tribute to Mrs Frank Leng of Memphis visiting her mother Mrs R M Rose. Father Rapier to lecture Thursday on Tennyson's be Profundis at Marist college auditorium.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
R. Ty
G L. Faulconer
West Pine Street
Mexico
W. W. Memminger
All Saints Church
Annie
Nina Hornady
Linden Street
Frank Leng
Bris
R.M. Rose
Father Rapier
Feather Rapler
Tennyson
Marist College
LeGrange
Rosalind Witherspoon
William A. Arnold
Broad Street
John W. Witherspoon
LaGrange
Samuel‘ Edward Clarke
Atlanta
Arnold
Pulter “Callaway
Manchester
John W. Withespoon
How Anyone Can Banish Hair or Fuzz
An old advertisement-style flyer claims that hairs can be removed quickly using gelatone mixed with water. Applying the paste to the skin and washing off after minutes allegedly leaves no hair and no injury, usually requiring a single application.
Metaphysical poem events at Sacred Heart lecture
A lecture for the Ladier Altar society at Sacred Heart church promises a rare treated, with Father Rapiers delivering readings. Tickets cost 25 cents and are available at Marist college, supporting the Home for incurables through proceeds. A rug display and order services accompany the event.
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Father Rapiers
Sacred Heart Church
Marist College
Wesley Memorial Women's Auxiliary Meets Wednesday
The ways and means committee of the Woman's auxiliary to Wesley Memorial Hospital will meet Wednesday afternoon at Wesley Memorial church first floor. All chairmen and church members are invited.
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Ways and Means
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Wesley Memorial Church
Social items from the Hotel Winecoff and Georgia venues
Social notes list visitors and travel among Savannah Augusta Newnan New York Knoxville and Dalton. Notables include solicitor Thomas J Brown in Sylverton at the Hotel Winecoff James F Gray railroad commissioner in Savannah Miss Harriett Calhoun entertained in Augusta and Miss Elizabeth Ramey hosted by Miss Dent in Newnan births include John Engle Graham son of Francis Robin Graham and Mrs Susan Allen visiting from Dalton. Colonel James W Austin departed for South Carolina amid regional social activity.
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Thomas J. Brown
Siverton
Winecoff
Harriett Calhoun
Augusta
Dent
Newnan
Elizabeth Ramey
Bergstrom
New York
Eleanor Bergstrom
Francis Robin Graham
John Uengle Graham
Susan Allen
Dalton
Ivan Allen
James F. Gray
Savannah
Miss .Sleanor Barret
Inman Park
Local social rounds note several residents’ returns
Hinest of Bia and Dr. William H. Austin report calls. Norman Cooledge returns from Thomaston. A. McD. Wilson recovers from a ten day illness. J. B. Hockaday left for Baltimore. Charles C. Lutz of Knoxville to visit John Meek family. Philharmonic concert planned. H. T. Scott and Fort Scott expected home from Florida trip. Mrs. T. Egleston back from New Orleans. Marion Harper and spouse back after Florida and Cuba visit.
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Hinest
Bia
William H. Austin
Norman Cooledge
Thomaston
A. McD
Wilson
J. B. Hockaday
Baltimore
Charles C. Lutz
Knoxville
John Meek
H.T. Scott
Fort Scott
Florida
Thomas Egleston
New Orleans
Marion Harper
Cuba
SONS OF JOVE ANNUAL BANQUET DRAWS ELECTRICAL LEADERS
The transportation club hosted the SONS OF JOVE gathering with over 400 members attending. Twenty five neophytes were initiated, the largest in this region, as Gadsden E. Tussell and FF. 5. Montgomery presided at Cable Hall. Visiting Jovians from across the United States included I. Z. Wallis and Tom Bibler among others, with the order boasting 13 years in Austin and a 15000 membership nationwide.
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Transportation Club
South
Austin
Fort Worth
Dallas
New Orleans
M. W. Alldman
N. G. Barrizon
W. F. Baker
Thomas EB. Harris
Charles D. Wayre
G. K. Heyer
W. A. Northinton
J. R. Field
F. xX. Troxell
W. Lottaellen
W. i. Flowers
Doherty
D. R. Peteet
C. J. French
P. Wo. Davidson
Cincinnati
Tom Bibler
Ew York
B. H. Scranton
Wetrolt
George J. Watts
Atlanta
Save
United States
Order of Jovians
Texas
Thomas H. Edison
Discrimination Alleged Over Private Car Line Icing Charges
Chicago January 27 testimony before the interstate commerce commission charged private car lines with excessive and discriminatory icing charges. Edward G. Davies of Chicago testified that shipments from Jacksonville required Armour cars costing 72, while using other lines and delivering themselves at stations would cost 36. Costs for icing cars from Central Fruit Dispatch compared with private lines varied, and J A McNaughton of Cudahy Packing said railroads should own icing stations and a pool by private car lines would be undesirable.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edward G. Davies
General Consignee
Jacksonville
Fla
Central Fruit Dispatchs
New Orleans
Witnets Central
Fruit Dispatch
J. A. McNaughton
Cudahy
Flagman Murray Sentenced After Bar Harbor Wreck
New Haven January 27 Charles H Murray flagman of the Bar Harbor Express was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to one year in jail provisional suspended with probation. The wreck near North Haven on September 2 caused 21 deaths and the court blamed system failures over individual negligence.
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New Haven. Conn
Charles H. Murray
Bar Harbor
New Haven
North Haven
Murray
Man Lived 25 Years With Broken Neck In Mount Holly
Mount Holly New Jersey January 27 William M M Shemeley aged 42 whose funeral was held here yesterday had lived twenty five years with a broken neck. As a schoolboy he fell from a tree dislocating his neck between the first and second vertebra and splitting another. He was physically helpless thereafter but retained speech and wore a specially made harness since the accident.
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Mount Holly
N. J
William MM. Shemeley
Shemeley
Warn &d
Grant Letter Brings $910 at Auction in New York
In New York on January 27 the Fare autograph letters sold from the Remyen Lane collection, a letter by General U S Grant announcing his determination to enlist was readied for auction and brought $910, paid by J Ewing, the day’s top price.
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Grant
New York
U. S. Grant
Remyen Lane
J. Ewing
Diapepsin Relief Promises Quick Stomach Help
A vintage ad extols Pape's Diapepsin as the quick, safe remedy for sour stomach gas indigestion and weak digestion. It claims simple usage costs a few cents and will digest food, settle the stomach, and set things straight without harsh effects.
Quaker Remedies Ad Warns of Imitation at Local Drugstore
An Indianapolis customer exposed a scheme where a counterfeit bottle foisted as Quaker Herb Extract fooled a health teacher. Coursey & Munn's Drug Store in Atlanta advertises genuine Quaker Remedies, warns against door to door peddlers, and notes prepaid express charges on orders over two dollars.
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Indy
Coursey & Munn
Atlanta
Coursey & Munn's
Coursey & Munnarug
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Atlanta Musical Assotiation
Langford
Eva L. Stewart
West End
Missus Susie
Margaret Hallman
Nannette
Corinne Payne
Springfield
Cole Book Company
Ponce de Leon Apartments
Peachtree Stree
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Louise McGovern
East Lake Country Club
Miss McGovern
Margaret Haverty
Isabella Kurt
Genevieve Morris
Dobbie Vaughan
Carol Dean
Gainesville
Annie Lou Pasett
Benjamin Tye
John Morris
Bridge Club
James Shepherd
Linden Avenue
Misses Dear
Martha Lawshe
Missen Dent
Christine Arson
Capital City Club
Dirs
William T. Claiborne
Ofnoxville
J. Br. Norris
Norris
Ernest Baden Norris
Willian T. Claiborne
Eleanor Hergstrom
New’ York
Haire Folsom
W. Haire
Thomasville, Ga
Annie Virginia
Joseph Clinton Folsom
Atlanta Choral Society
Anpléey Hotel
de Cortes Wolffungen
A. McD. Wilson, Jr
IL O Reese
WucHd Avenue
T. W. Jones
East Avenue
J. E. Bradfield
Jarnigan-Willingham
Satzgerald
Speciaj
Ermie PY. Willingham
Ruch Jarnigan
Blakely
J. HW. Haines
W. 5. Petersen
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Witherspoon-Arnold
W. F. Winecot
Hotel
Winecont
Georgia Atkinson Haa
George Baltzell
Fort McPherson
Florine Hardwick
Cedartown
Belcourt
Washington, D.C
J.” D. Richardson
James "W. Austin
Santi Aight
South Carolina
Sons OF Jove
Atlanta Hs
Charles Froeman
Nazimova
Marshall P. Wilder
Bell Waker
Milton_ Pollock & Co
Updale’s Zoological Circus
Ben All Arabs
Joe and
Lev Cooper
Sidney Ker
Ascar Sas
Edmond Hayes Beit Blanche
Lyric—Now—Hackett Finth
Worman Hackett
Old Heidelberg
Cal
W.c.gorgas
Col. W. C. Gorgas
Panama Canal
Panama
Frederic J. Haskin
Atlanta Constitution
Goethals
Macon
Macon Union Station
Tween
Atlanta Terminal
GIT
Cherry Street
4Th
Nat'l Bank
Macon, Ga
Atlanta, Ga
Central
Georgia
Wepa
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