Atlanta Society Scene Shows To-Do for Debutantes
A richly described Atlanta social evening featured eloquent toasts to a beloved guest of honor. Mrs. Nicolson impressed in pale gray crepe de chine while Mrs. Lowry wore gun metal velvet with lace. Mrs. Carleton Hillyer from Augusta received many attentions during a late-hour supper as Miss Speer stood out among debutantes. Miss Clark drew admiration in white chiffon and roses, while other guests varied in elegant gowns. Mrs Smythe hosts a luncheon for Miss Salle Brown with a notable guest list and a theater party rounds out the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolson
Miss Speer
Atlanta
Miss Clark
Sage, Jr
Robert Emory Park
Wiliam T. Newman
F. H. Orme
Robert J. Lowry
Alengeenes Block
Wh“Iam Y. Peel
Howard van Eppa
Carleton Hiltyer
Norwood Mitchell
Wiliam Green Raoul
J. L. Byers
John M. Sinton
Myra
James Jackson
T. J Simmons
Junia McKinley
Williaim H. Yeandie
Albert Cox
Joseph H. Morgan
George MM. Brown
Nellie Peters Black
Sallie Eugenia Brown
Francis Bradley
A. V. Gude
Thomas Morgan
Mary Connally
Margaret Newman
Susan Calhoun
Juliette Cow
Rebecca Raoul
Agnes Raoul
Janie Speer
Valeria Rankin
Evelyn Orme
Lucy Newman
Jame Hickey
Five O Clock Tea Hostess Parade at 83 Nellie Phillips
Nellie Phillips hosts a 30 o clock tea for Miss Crass, with 150 guests. Attendees include Miss Augustea Garrett, Miss Mell O’Honnelly, and numerous ladies in lace and satin gowns while refreshments flow from the punch bowl to chocolate service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Phillips
Miss Crass
Augustea Garrett
Mell O'Honnelly
Miss O'Donnelly
O’donnelly
Besme Moore
Hattie May High
Eva Wilby
Martine Scott
Ealiian Franklin
Mra Francis
Suete Wilson
Misa Philips
Miss O Donnelly
Miss Bra Wilby
Bessie Moore
Miss Hate May
Mrs. Francis
Gran Uberty Foulard
Miss Wilson
Lilian Franklin
Mica Myrtin Scott
Guests honored at Mrs Thornton’s elegant card party
James McKelden was the guest of honor at a refined card party and luncheon by Mrs. Albert Thornton with Tiffany vase and pearl lace pen prizes. The home was lavish with ferns roses and narcissus and luncheon was substantial and stylish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKelden
James McKeldin
Albert Thornton
Thornton
McKoeldin
Whist Party Honor for Nora Wertheimer at Birmingham
Albert Ghaldigrs entertains thirty five ladies Friday afternoon with a whist party in honor of Miss Nora Wertheimer. Ferns pink roses and carnations decorate. A luncheon follows. Guests include Clemmie Haas Birde Dan Sarah Jacobus Annie Friesleben Ida Guthman Lena Guthman Sarah Myers Lillis Biyers Corinne Selig Ruby Eichbers Malvina Straus Ame Straus Miriam Straus Franklin Tracy Benjamin Ray Benjamin Fay Strauss Fried Rose Rich Fannie Hich Sadie Goldberg Zacharias Beulah Liebman Dora Larlwald Kaiiman Rose Liebman Miss Regenstein Jesse Liebman Tish Heas Mrs Maurice Arnold Mrs Paul Hausman Miss Rosalie Benjamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ghldigrs
Nora Wertheimer
Clemmie Haas
Birde Dan
Sarah Jacobus
Annie Friesleben
Ida Guthman
Lena Guthman
Sarah Myers
Lillis Biyers
Corinne Selig
Ruby Eichbers
Malvina May
Ame Na Straus
Miriam Straus
Frenklin
Tracy Benjamin
Ray Benjamin
Fay Strauss
Do 2 Fried
Rose Rich
Fannie Hich
Sadie Goldberg
Zacharias
Beulah Liebman
Dora Larwald
Kaiiman
Birmingham
Ala
Rose Liebman
Missie Regenstein
Jesse Liebman
Tish Heas
Maurice Arnold
New York
Paul Hausman
Montgomery
Rosalie Benjamin
Dallas Couple Hidden December Wedding Revealed
Dallas Georgia residents Miss Mayme Cooper and Mr George Welch announced their marriage from December 233 kept secret until January 2. The bride was a social favorite and the groom a rising local business man receiving many congratulations.
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Dallas
Mayme Cooper
George Welch
Uary 2
Dulles
Dallas, Ga
Social teas and dances honor visiting guest Miss Crass
A guest of honor enjoyed a five o'clock tea hosted by Mrs Howard Van Epps with a long invited list of ladies. Miss Augusta Garrett plans a dancing party for fifty couples Thursday night in tribute to the guest, featuring palms ferns cut flowers and a midnight supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard van Epps
Hillyer
E. L Gonnaily
Francis Orme
Haralson Breckley
Albert Thonton
Hoke Smith
Harry Jackson
Samuel Lympkin
George Hurt
Charles Martin
Howard Martin
Julius Brown
George M. Brown
Sal He Brown
J W. Fears
J. Wbyers
C J. Simmons
J. ¥. Sage
Muse
A. M. Thomas
A. W. Calhoun
Joseph Moody
Joseph Orme
Robert Emory Park
Francis Block
H. A. Maier
Fannie Lamar Rankin
J W Green
Aliee Baxter
Edward T. Brown
Norwood Mitchell
Miss Garrett
Augusta Garrett
Miss Crass
Afternoon Tea Honors Miss Huguenin in Macon
Afternoon tea will honor Miss Huguenin of Macon with Miss Julia Taylor as hostess. Luncheon Club guest list includes Miss Jane Speer, Miss Helen Clark of Chicago, and multiple Howell and Tompkins family members. Card party hosted by Misses Ray and Tracey Benjamin complimenting Mrs. Jack Hirsch featured elegant luncheon and prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Huguenin
Jullia Taylor
Macon
Maude Yompkins
dJanie Speer
Helen Clark
Chicago
M. A Phelan
Nellie Howell
Rosalie Howell
Adelaide Howell
Oglesby
Myrtis Scott
Rosaline Clark
Janet Tompkins
Nicolson
Fitten
Ray
Tracey Benjamin
Jack Hirsch
Binswanger
Frank
Herman
Leo Jordan
Henry B. Tompkins
Nita
Louise Bleck
Augusta
Pauline Carter
Colquitt Carter
Miss Morris Entertains Spinsters Club Party
Miss Sadie Morris hosted a morning car party for the Spinsters Club with guests including Frances Johnson Calhoun Susan Calhoun. Prizes included embroidered collars and a delightful lunch followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Morris
Frances Johnson
Susan Calhoun
Myrtice Scott
Louise Gay
M. A, Phelan
Julia Porter
Helen Clark
Jonie Speer
Misa Nell Howell
Annie Louise Hawlins
Pauline Carter
Roline Clarke
Miss Speers Party Delights Guests At Spear Home
A refined evening hosted by Miss Janie Speer honored guest Miss Helen Clark. Speer’s residence, famed as one of the city’s finest, glowed with palms roses and carnations in white and green. Mantels towers and vases formed artistic displays. The veranda was enclosed as a bower with palms ferns and small tax. About 150 guests attended dancing into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Speer
Helen Clark
Miss Speer
Social and bridal notices from a Savannah column
A string of social items lists Miss Trene Hirsch and guests after a theater, a sixteen lady card party hosted by Miss Sarah Jacobus with a green and white decor, a venison luncheon, and a reception tone by Mr and Mrs Maurice Rich. Also noted are meetings of the Reviewers, visitors Nellie Lou Walton and Mrs T F Cheney, and various entertaining events and a wedding between Daisy Ione Gilbert and A L Stipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene Hirsch
Jake Hirsch
Alexander Spear
David Flieshel
David Straues
Walter Rich
Edwin Haas
Louis Elias
Maurice Rich
Handy Husband Makes Breakfast With Grape-Nuts Dish
A husband improvises breakfast when the cook is ill, serving Grape-Nuts with cream. He notes health gains after five years abroad, praising Grape-Nuts and Postum Coffee. A friend with indigestion also improves after a small dish of Grape-Nuts with cream. The piece, from Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich., extols convenience and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Social whirl fills Atlanta with parties and visitors
Local society notes recount a long list of gatherings and guests across Atlanta and nearby cities. Eloise Tyler ill. Miss Jane Anderson heads to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Haven travel to South Carolina. Attendees include Miss Harriet Reese of Louisville, Mrs. Morris Brandon, Miss Augusta Garrett, Miss Kate Moore of Columbia, and many others visiting or entertaining at homes, clubs, and events from Palm Beach to Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosha
Charles Bassett
Chattanooga
Palmedge
Eloise Tyler Reegret
Julius Rowe
Martha Brown
Tenn
James H Haven
South Carolina
Misa Jane Anderson
Florida
Morris Brandon
Walter Inman
Auguste
Catro
Payne
Nan Payne
Wilelmina Drummond
Leland
Augusta Garrett
Crass
Kate Moore
Columbia
Joseph Jacobs
J. Hirsch
Birewanger
Herman
Frank
Alma Kohn
Eliasburg
Tilasbure
Frank Colley
Washington, Ga
L. P. LeGroot
Palm Beach
Fle
Ace
Misses Cahn
Meridian
Miss
Mrs. Owens
Washington Street
County Police Report Praised by Chief Turner
Chief A Q Turner of the county police reports on work from January 1 1901 to present. 492 arrests, 36 trials, 108 acquittals or dismissals, 68 on bond, 16 in jail, $1770 in minor fines, 17 years total in the county chain gang, 44 years penitentiary time plus one life sentence. 41 city-charge arrests yielded $651.25 in fines. five fugitives were captured and sent to other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
A. Q Turner
Criminal
Little girl dead after mantel shelf fire tragedy
Berian B Bennett a carpenter was at work while his wife away. His five year old daughter burned when her dress caught fire from a grate while scissors and pictures were being cut from old newspaper. Neighbors who rushed to help were burned. Medical aid arrived too late. the child died last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlan B. Bennett
Reinhardt Street
Bennett
Whitehall Street
T. Sheckley
Alexander Yreard
Grady Hospital
Baptist pastors deny criticizing Atlanta jail officials
Dr Broughton stated at the Baptist pastors conference yesterday that no criticism of Fulton county jail management occurred. He said the conference only regretted the lack of a religious meeting space in the jail and expressed broad concerns about Georgia's convict system, including his stance against private hiring of convicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broughton
Atlanta
Len G. Broughton
Talton County
Faw
Georgia
Fulton County
Norfolk Refrigerating Storage and Ice Company Chartered
In Norfolk Virginia a charter was granted today for the Norfolk Refrigerating Storage and Ice Company. Capital stock is 375000 to 1500000 dollars. The company results from a combine of city cold storage firms and will control the cold subway system. Peter Wright serves as president and R Bis Fanton as vice president.
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Norfolk Refrigerating
Ica
Norfolk
Norfolk Refrigerating Storage
Whree Capital
Peter Wright
R. Bis Fanton
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Carleton Hillyer
Lrs. Smythe
Wiliam Smythe
Salle Brown
Edward Brown
George Brown
Norwoo Mitchell
Henry Hunter Smith
Henry Porter
Witliam Wilmerding
and Mire
Joseph Hirsch
Maurice Bursch
Joe Hirsch Jr
Benswaneer
Eiseman
Ruby Rich
Frietag
Mrs. Lowry
William Perrin Nicolson
Postum
Miss Morris
Miss Benswanger
Savannah
Hiseman
Rich
Hirsch
Barnard
Florence Kaufman
Milas Wertheimer
Kohn
Selig
Freisladen
Shhindjer
Jacobus
T. H. Austin
Currier Street
Nellie Lou Walton
Newnan
City
B. F Jordan
West Peachtree
Bun Wyly
T F. Cheney
Miso Daisy Ione Gilbert
A. L. Stipe
Rapi
Pevert Pes
J. A. Candler
Caroline Grantland Candler
Jonsey House
Decatur
Richard Nelson
Harriet Belle Reese
Louisville
Henry Fowler
Miss Broughton
Raleigh, N. C
Lena Broughton
Ira Steiner
East Atlanta
Medic Club
Misa Maggie Reedus
Charleston Society
Andrew Symonds
Spinsters’ Club
Julia. Taylor
Eugenia Oglesby
Sugar WicPheeters
Thalagh, WC
Mra
Fi Lefebvre
F. MM. Sopth
Ward
Hichward Jones
Frankile
Kenneth Murchison
Julia, Porter
J. B. Menesee
Dean
Cone Maddox
University At
Athens
Margaret Duncan
New Orleans
Bessie Blackman
Addie Baler
Wesley
Aileen Mitchell
Spencer Blackman
Hertha Harwood
Frances Carter
M. Achelan
Elina Carter
Carters
the Aragon
Blanshe Cunningham
Lexington
I.y
Mrs. R. Hager
Asheville
N. C
County Police Report
Berian B. Bennett
Sterume Saver
Starling
Rogers & Bros
Rogers & Bras
Kelley
Eriiecnaitserce
Gao
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Edi An
Sia
The
Alicviad Gao Ligne Co
Bro Wn
Burlshart
Cincinnati
Charles Wh. Cranksnaw
Alabama
E W. Martin
M. M. Jackson
Frank P. Rice
Martin
City Hall
Alabama Street
Bindes Street
Mansfield
Peachuree Street
Alamo
Chas. E. Critchell, Maye of
Ciscman & Weil
Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
Whitehall St
Labiels
Trinity Dy ’ Avenue
Le 880
Richard Waefiele
Biicon
Same
Kathryn Kidder
Molly Pitcher
Mabel Paige
Southern Stock Company
the Deacons
Friges
J. PP. Haine
Gsieapaumne
RAND
Hoare
Earlington
Berens Ieee
Broadway
York City
Parsons
Oath
Beal
Pea
Bath
Earle & Son
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