Ladies of Society Host Radio Road Club Social
An afternoon social featured the Ladies of this society who aided the radio road department and earned management praise. A birthday party at Miss Lottie Hancock’s Gordon street home followed with thirty young guests enjoying indoor games and a fish pond delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Road Department
Lottie Hancock
Gordon Street
Mamie Kirkpatrick
Thelma Dargan
Ruth Merrill
Louise Cramer
Ferrill Hemphill
Laura Crumbley
Lucy Bull
Mary Bull
Josephine Richardson
Frances Richardson
Kathryn Daniell
Constance Berry
Julia McIntyre
Grace Stephens
Danny Stephens
Mrs Patty Entertains and Society Tea Highlights
An Atlanta afternoon tea honors Miss Katherine Patty and Miss Robertson of Columbus with about seventy guests. Red and green decorations, carna tions, ferns, and Renaissance lace set a festive tone. Guests wore black broadcloth, white chiffon, and green satin as social figures including Mrs. Henry M. Patty and Miss Robertson mingled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Patty
Miss Robertson
Columbus
Patty
Frank Spain
Stone Mountain
Helen Crew
Susan Calhoun
Julia Porter
Hattie Seales
Louise Spalding Foster
Henry M. Patty
Daughters of Revolution
Sage
Robert J. Lowrry
Atlanta
T. J. Simmons
Yeanda
Courtney Pinckney
Dirs
James Jackson
Miss McKinley
Bye
Social and Club Notes Spark Atlanta Week
A dense social page details the Fan and Frolic Club meeting at Miss Marguerite Miller’s on February 1 with card games and prizes. Guests include Miss Nan Payne of Virginia and many local society figures. Additional items note Mrs Payne entertaining Miss Nan Payne, visits by Judge Hamilton McWhorter, and various club teas, dinners, and arrivals around Peachtree Street and the Kimball Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Social Evening Honors Julia Huguenin At Capital City Club
Misses Newman Calhoun Cox Raoul and others attended a box party hosted by Mr Wildemi Martin of New York in honor of Miss Julia Huguenin. A supper followed at the Capital City Club and related parties and dinners were noted, including Mrs Gay and Mrs Smith entertaining VIPs with a refined program. Recitals were postponed due to illness and a large afternoon reception hosted by Mrs Edward May celebrated her daughter Mrs Inman Sanders with flowers and social chatter. The B C A Aid Society of the Railroad Y M C A held its annual meeting with officers elected for the autumn year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Taylor
Julia Taylor
Julia Huguenin
Macon
Robert J. Lowry
Arnold
Porter
Rosalie Howell
Isma Dooly
Mary D. Woodard
Addie Maud
Jennie Boyd
Ethel Cook
Maud Tompkins
Louise Todd
Huguenin
Wildemi Martin
New York
Siven
Edward McKeon
Taylor
Henderson Hallman
Thomas Meador
Capital City Club
Edward May
Inman Sanders
Mrs. Gay
Currier Street
Rebecca Raoul
Margaret Newman
Janie Hickey
B.C. A. Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Birt East Alabama Street
F. M. Hardin
H. M. Patterson
J. W. Read
W. S. Goar
W. A. Wasganor
Trecsurer
W.L. Tracy
A. Montgomery
C. C. ‘Hodges
M. P. Martin
Walter ¥. Bell
France
R. BD. Crusoe
Local residents visitations and social events listed in Augusta area
Numerous figures names and addresses appear as residents and visitors travel between Augusta and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Draper at Tampa Bay Hotel Florida and Miss Jennie Maggie leaving for a trip to Athens. Attendees at dinners and luncheons feature Mrs Inman Sanders Miss Laura Davis and Miss Martha Harris among others. Local households host theater parties and bowling gatherings with plans to entertain and travel through spring.
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Qft
Jackson Street
Leo
Sarah Ent
Augusta
Jossphine Redding
Richman
W. v Draper
Tampa Bay Bote
Florida
Frank Spain
New Btone Mountain
Bailey-Wilkins Wedding At Greenville Home
Mrs. Sal fie Stuart Bailey wed Rev. Walter S Wilkins of Clyde NC in a Greenville Highland Avenue ceremony conducted by Rev. T M Bailey. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn music, flower girls, and a prominent guest list. The couple will reside in Clyde NC. Bailey is noted as a Greenville leader and Wilkins a Furman and Chicago University graduate.
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Withins- Bailey
Greenville, &. C
Heneath
Stuart Bailey
Walter 8.Wilikins
Clyde
N.C
Highland Avenue
T.M. Bailey
The
Baptist Attempission Board
Clarence Wh-King
of. Manning
Misa Bailey
Greenville
Greenville Female College
Sowth Carolina Coeducational Institute
Wdgefield
F. NM
It. Batley
Wilkins
South Carolina
Baptist Church
N. C
Furman University
Chicago University
Mota Champagne Importations and Racial Commentary from 1901
A jittery collage of champagne claims and a Nashville Palladium excerpt condemns laws and race. The piece rails against vice districts and advocates segregating Black citizens to reform schools and churches. It also criticizes a ship subsidy as aiding monopolies and urges Democratic unity against the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Palladium
Orean
Trainry
Effort to Open Cross Town and Mon Rue Streets Heard
City hall committee hears petitions to open Mond street from Capitol Avenue to Cherokee Avenue and Linden Avenue from Jackson Street to the Boulevard. Proposals include cost estimates and partial funding by a developer, with councilmen Beck Fincher and Glass leading reviews. A street name change for Magnolia to West Cain Street is approved to reflect original deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Glass
Heli
B. M. Woolley
Continental Lands Company
Grmgnd Street
Apitol Avenue
Cherokee Avenue
Woolley
Georgia Avenue
Ormond Street
Woolley Tod
North Avenue
Angier Avenue
Jackson Street
Linden Avenue
Talitden Avenue
Peachtree
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Fort Street
Beck
Appke
Castleberry Street
Southern Railway
Whitehall Street
At & Cn
Kennedy Street
W J.yons
Kennedy Ftreek
Magnolia Street
Marietta
Luckin Streets
Merely the Husband and a Relative at Harrington Home
Chicago Journal recounts a humorous domestic incident. Harrington, returning from business, tried to gain entry by claiming a relative would visit, but a servant said no one was home. Mrs. Harrington and the servant misinterpret the caller while the couple navigate the doorway scene with cautious humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
Harrington
Charity's Choice: A Philadelphia Ledger Dilemma
A small girl asks to donate to poor children's dinners. Her mother proposes using saved sugar money. The child weighs options and finally considers giving up soap instead, framing a quiet tale of charitable intent and childhood wit.
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Plladelphia Ledger
Accommodating Judge in London Globe Tale
London Globe recounts Mr Jel as a new high court judge and recalls a prior moment as recorder of Shrewsbury. A prisoner teats at quarter sessions, tears flowing, asking if he has ever been imprisoned. The recorder replies with a dry quip that a brief spell in prison could be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Globe
Jel
High Court
Shrewsbury
Ted
Mgr
Jeff
Grand Atlanta Glitters Over Arizona Play and More
The Grand hosted Arizona to strong applause praising its cast led by Lieutenant Denton and Bonita, with Kellar and Estralla Bonham delivering standout turns. Tim Murphy’s Capitol Comedy and Denman Thompson’s The Old Homestead headlined future Grand engagements, while Mabel Paige’s The Pearl of Savoy played at the Columbia to solid crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Atlanta
Grand
Oartzonia
Ainsworth
Denton
Hon
Esmond Ae Bonita
Sergeant Kellar
Miss Parry
Estrella Bonham
Wiss Ray
Lena
Mr. Armstrong
Henry Conbey
Steech
Colonel Bonham
Mr. Nggold
Dr. Fenton
Ernben
Tim Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Howells
Mark Twain
Thomas Nelson Page
Denman Thompson
Iessen
Columbus
Mabel Paige
Southern Sf * Company
Savoy
Columbia
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Emory Park
William T. Newman
F. H. Orme
Francis Block
William L. Feel
Howard Veneps
Carleton’ Hillyer
Norwood Mitchell
William Green Raoul
J. L. Byers
John M. Slaton
James Jacksen
Junta McKinley
William H. Yeandle
Albert Cox
Joseph H. Morgan
George M. Brown
Welle Peters Black
Sallie Eugenia Brown
Frances Bradley
AV. Gude
Thomas Morgan
Mary Cormally
Mrs. Patty
Iiss Garrett
Augusta Garrett
Miss Crass
Chattanooga
Miss Garrett
Duncan
M. Crone
Georgia Duncan
Hartyn Hitchcock
F. G. Painter
Neil Jobson
Berta Crone
Alex Beck
Emma Vann
Hi- Nett Dunn
Annie Lemmond
Alice Davis
Grace Gill
Miss Porter
Sulfa Huguenin
Guarles
Cranksiaw
Urenane
Ueber
En Hancock
Masters Richard Triggs
Charles ‘Wikle
Alton Colcord
Pierce Heifner
Henry Moore
Payne
J. ‘Carroll
Nan Payne
Virginia
Florence Jackson
Duele Abbott
Addie’ Maude
Minna Smithers
Willie Gentry
Hamilton McWhorter
Lexington
Hattle
Barfield
J. A. Reynolds
Peachtree Street
Grace Reed
Alabama
Elizabeth Schlesinger
Clover Leaf Club
John Welch
Athens
Harria West
Baltimore
Frank Allen
Newarrk
Byron Bower
Bainbridge, la
Ronald Bensom
Lewis Beck
Janie Speer
Helen Clark
Harry Atkinson
Igdey
Robert F. Maddox
H Robertson
Miss
Boerne Young
Kimball
New Orleans
Shatteen Mitchell
Juliet Cox
Agnes Raoul
Valeria Rankin
Evelyn Orme
Lucy Newman
Miss Calhoun
Julia Huguénin
Madcon
Bouwsling
Dr. Hubbard
Piedmont
Alexander Smith
John Kendrick
Smith
Stephan
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Cooper
Mrs. Sanders
Kelley
Jennie Magi
Alva, Bainks
Kattanooga
Fennis
Carter
Houston Street
Ehet
Harry Paters
Carrollton
J. W. Wards
John Wesley, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Ant
T* Wilson
Cherry, Street
Aragm
And
W. A. Albright
Lucie Harris
Martha Smith
A. By Crowe
Anntebel Mixon
Texas
Laura, Davis
Martha Harris
High Shoals
Miss Wilby
Atheny
Marlon Lampkin
Harry Lawrence Perry
Washington
Spring Street
Ethel Mobley
John B. Were
Boston
W. G. Farrar
Rockledge
Baward van Winkle
Jan Huguenin
Dr. Filer
Miss Huguenta
Roby Robinson
Tonimat
Mumm
St. Louis
Republic
Lmited
Milionaire
General Shipbuilding
Seater West
United States
Cross Town
Atewat
Oxmond Street
Capitol Avenue
Chero *Kee Avenue
Neda
Mas
D. B
Atlana Gas Ligii Co
China
Lotcos
Fuanteur
Ikatak Supplies
Kk. M
Turner
No- Lm2
Pryor Sty
Howades Bulldiuc
Wzag Y PY
Joe F. Hales
Coc Sum
Kathryn Kidder
Molly Pitcher
Miss Kidder
Hous
Atock
Trinity Avenue
eShl
Bad Wilstach
Capitol
Auspices
Sicth Regiment
Canada
Edoward VII
Grarms
Hos
2 Southern Stock Company
Mattice
Little Coquette
Palmer
Excellente
Verna Marie
Mary Margny
ESPIC
St Peng York
Ee Fe
George L. Palmer
Times
Tille
Smilies
A. K. Hawkes
Owepaprn
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