Fail of the Idol and Major Mims Entertains
The piece contrasts Maurice Maeterlinck’s quiet message with a slap of syndicate culture. Major Livingston Mims hosted an informal republican celebration for Mrs James Warren Engsh, Jr. with patriotic decor, tables of refreshments, and an orchestra on the lawn. Guests included Mrs William Bailey Thomas and Miss Anita Phinizy, with Miss Gould and Mr Black’s dinner party planned at Peachtree. An amateur theater at Thornburg College for the Home of the Incurables will be repeated tonight. A card party hosted by Miss Constance Reed is set for Tuesday morning on Ponce de Leon circle. Dr Morse spoke on Walt Whitman at Miss Emma Lou Garrett’s Washington Street home.
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Maurice Maeterlinck
America
Maeterlinckts
Gome
Mims
Liv- T Ingston Mims
James Warren Engsh, Jr
Joseph Thompson
English
Thompson
William Baily Thomas
Henry Tompkins
Wiliam Witmerding
Anita Phinizy
Jace
Jennie English
Miss Gould
Mr. Black
E. P. Black
Peachtree
Emma Gould
Charles Black
Henry Grady
Ponce de Leon Circle
Mr Black
Constance Reed
Ponce Fie Leon Circle
Dr Morse
Wait Whitman
Emma Lou Garrett
Washington Street
Minnie Love
Florence Werner
Chattanooga
Annie May Hail
Wrightaville Beach
Mary Gating
Joe Gatins
New York
Ret Dargan
Augusta
Jennie Bank Arnold
Grantville
Perryman
East George Avenue
Osborne Wysme
Attlanta
John Glenn
John Dean Stewart
Wrightsville Beach
Missey Daisy
Estelle Stewart
Willoughby Beach
Grace Stanley
Charleston
T. Connell
Daisy Connell
Inman Sanders
Catherine
Sapphire
N.C
Lucie Lamar Hawkins
Americus
Clarence Julian White
Annie B. Bolton
South Georgia
Katherine Morris
St. Simons
Belle Noble
Asheville
Atlantic Beach
Clifford Hancock
Nashville
J. E. Love
G. ¥. Yancey
B. M Goldsmith
W A. Wood and
J. B. Heyward
Traplere
Ollie Heyward
Boykin Heyward
Atlanta
Brunswick
Norcross
Minor Boyd
Julian Baxter
Nell
Ola Baker
Reba Irvine
Washington, Ga
Elizabeth Barnett
Austin Barnett
Howard McCandless
Miss Steele Entertains At a Matinee Party
Miss Alice Steele hosts a matinee gathering in honor of Miss Hallie Ellis and guests including Lucy Cobb students. The visitors from Atlanta plan to return next Monday. attendees span Miss Pauline Lewis Montezuma and Miss Mae Young Valdosta among others. The event follows a series of Charming social entertainments at various homes in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Steele
Alice Steele
Hallie Ellis
Lucy Cobb
Atlanta
Pauline Lewis
Montezuma
Mae Young
Valdosta
Mamis Coffee
Margaret Schweigert
Ifiss King
Annie King
Woodward Avenue
Annie Helle Britte
Cedartown
Belle Allen
Mertice Morgan
Pearl Kemp
Vera Smith
Clifford Foster
Kathrine Dismer
Annis Powell
Walter Wells
Earl Morgan
Hoyd Tellander
Harry King
Harry Long
Candler Butler
Jamey Amos
Carlton Amos
Julian Baxter
Morehead City
Palmer Heard
Asheville
N. C
Mabel Smith
Miss Young
Schweigert
Iss Coffee
Pearl Lewis
A 6 O Clock Dinner play to aid hospital for incurables
Repeated amateur entertainment titled A 6 O Clock Dinner will be staged at Miss Thornbury s school to benefit the Hospital for the Incurables. Cast includes Miss MacGorman Phelan Miss Marlon Peel Miss Lottie Peck Wylie Miss Nina Gentry Miss Ballie Cobb Jackson Miss Hattie Fannie Gray Miss Katherine Wyle. Social notes list numerous visitors and travels to Wrightsville Beach Charleston Birmingham Washington and other locales with many staying at local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornburg College
McGowan Phelan
Misa
Marion Peel
Lottie-Wylie
Frances Grey
Sallie Cobb Johnson
Nena Gentry
Katherine Wylie
Daughters of Revolution Celebrate Anniversary in Atlanta
The Joseph Habersham chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held Independence Day ceremonies in Atlanta at Carnegie Library Hall. Gov. Candler introduced speakers Captain J. Davis Dunwoody and Colonel Charles J. Haden, who spoke on The South in the American Revolution. Dixie was sung, and a benediction followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Habersham
Atlanta
Carnegia
W. W. Landrum
Candier
J. Davis Dunwoody
Patrick Henry
Boston
Henry
Mr. Haden
Carolinas
Mr. Bader
Wellington
Napoleon
Haden
Dixie
D A R S Celebrate Day at Craigie House
The Atlanta Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held Independence Day exercises at Craigie House yesterday afternoon. Miss Virginia Arnold presided. Addresses by Hon. Futton Colvite and Rev. C. B. Wilmer drew keen interest. A musical program followed with refreshments. Visitors included Daughters from Rome, Nashville, Charlotte and other southern cities.
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Atlanta
Craigie House
Daughters of the American Revolution
Virginia Arnold
Futton Colvite
C. B. Wilmer
Rome
Nashville
Charlotte
Grand vaudeville wraps opening week with renewals
The Grand ends its matinee and evening shows marking the close of opening week. Manager DeGive plans to keep vaudeville going indefinitely if audiences want it, with a clean show policy. Acts include Miss Johnstone Bennett, Tony Williams, Weston and Alten, Baker and Conn, Miss Rialto, the four Hits, Miss Retta Curtis, and Vitagraph. Next week features Bettina Girard and Huber, Wilkie, Scott and Wilson, Miss Marie Rogers, Snyder and Buckley, Boyce and Wilson, Bertie Fowler, and Vitagraph.
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Grand
DeGive
Deive
the Grand
Johnstone Bennett
Tony Williams
Weston and
Alten
Baker and Conn
the Klondike
Mle. Rialto
Rare Water Color Exhibit at Thurmond Art Gallery
A free display by C W Thurmond features original watercolors by top artists, among the finest seen in Atlanta. Visitors may view without purchase, as originals are offered at accessible prices. The exhibit runs at Thurmond's Art Gallery, 6914 Whitehall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W Thurmond
Atlanta
Thurmond
Whitehall Street
Brenau College and Conservatory Advertises Gainesville Ga
Brenau College and Conservatory in Gainesville Georgia markets its healthful location in the Blue Ridge foothills and elegant buildings. The college touts thorough work, reasonable rates, and superior equipment with a request to write President Van Froose for a catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenau College-Conservatory
Gainesville
Blue Ridge
Brenau College and Conservatory
van Froose
Cable Across the Pacific Offer Referred for Opinion
The Commercial Pacific Cable Company offers to finish laying a Pacific cable four years early and provide reduced rates in exchange for government data from the Hero survey of 1899. Secretary Moody has referred the proposal to the attorney general for an opinion after Admiral Branford endorsed it with strict conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Pacffc
United States Steamship Hero
Moody
Admiral Branford
Naval Bureau of Equipment
Law Department
Athletics Meet Virginia Carolina at Brisbine Park
Amateur baseball action at Brisbine Park this afternoon at 4 o clock features the Atlanta Athletic Club against the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company. Both sides boast strong lineups as the public is invited with no admission, aiming for a clean, spirited contest focused on exercise and sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbine Park
Atlanta Athletic Club
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Southern Railway
Virginia-Carolina
Atlanta
Fireworks for the Orphans at Decatur Home
The Decatur Orphans home children enjoyed the Fourth thanks to Robert F. Shedden. He supplied a full stock of fireworks and paper balloons, with afternoon sparklers and night rockets. A Decatur message said the children sent up balloons and had one of their happiest times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Home
Robert F. Shedden
Decatur Orphans' Home
Mr Shedden
Decatur
Plotted to Rob Suckers In Alliance Of Police And Criminals
Minneapolis July 4 The trial of Frederick W Ames superintendent of the police department for bribery proceeds with three morning witnesses. Patrolman Zalesky describes arrest of Edwards the big mitt man and Ames freeing him. Patrolman Rhodes says he was told not to arrest big mitt men but to bring them to headquarters. Defense to present alibi for Crossman who swore he paid $25 to Ames as part of a draft taken from Roman Miex, a victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Frederick W. Ames
Zalesky
Edwards
Lberty
Ames
Rhodes
Crossman
Roman Miex
Kansas Farmers to Combine to Eliminate Middlemen
Kansas farmers plan to form a milling trust to remove middlemen, inviting delegates to a July 9 Topeka conference. The group, led by Walter Vrooman and C. B. Hoffman, aims to organize a Kansas milling and grain shipping system including farmers as producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Walter Vrooman
Western Cooperative Association
Topeka
C. B. Hoffman
John W. Breidenthal
Mr. Vrooman
Peacock's Summer School Opens July Fourteen at Peachtree Street
The annual summer session at Peacock's School begins July 14 at 228 Peachtree Street. Prospective Tech entrants should consult Professor Peacock, who has prepared more boys for Tech apprentices than any other school. Classes will be in groups of six.
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Peachtree Street
Peacock
Tech
Daniel Sees Slight Hope for Recovery After Illness
At a late hour last night Isham Daniel was reported resting quietly with some improvement noted during the day. Physicians, however, indicated there remains slight hope for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isham Daniel
Tennis Games Scheduled In Atlanta Club Tourney
Several matches slated this afternoon at the Atlanta Tennis Club tourney across multiple courts. Highland Avenue Court hosts Berry vs West at 3, Smith vs Atkinson at 5. Charlies Court features Thornton vs Howell at 2 with Noreum vs Moors next. West End Court has Heath vs Stanton at 2 with Abernathy vs Lewis, then sub court lists Jennings vs Brewster and Mansfield vs Jones at 3 and 5 respectively.
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Atlanta
Jennings
Brewster
Mansfield
Jones
Clo Wilson
Wagner
Berrien
Chem
Scientific Feeding and Exercise Solves The Problem
Dr H L Warner cites The New York World on digestion and health linking proper food and exercise to improved digestion and vitality. Grape Nuts is presented as highly nutritious, predigested to aid digestion, ready to serve with cream, and backed by a ten day trial claim and recipe book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Warner
New York World
Socialists of Texas name state ticket in Dallas
Dallas July 4 delegates meet to nominate a Socialist Party of America state ticket. W. W. Freeman of Del Rio named governor and A. F. Martin of Henham named lieutenant governor. Minor offices filled. Address condemns current state as slavery and attacks corporations and trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialists OF
Texas
Dallas
Tex
Socialist Party of America
W. W Freeman
del Rio
A. F. Martin
Henham
Prohibition Nominates Carroll for Governor in Texas
The Texas state prohibition convention met in Dallas on July 4 and nominated George W. Carroll of Beaumont for governor and Arthur A. Everts of Dallas for lieutenant governor. The body adopted the usual platform and directed the state executive committee to fill remaining nominations. The session largely focused on platform crafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.W. Carroll
Tetotalers
Texas
Dallas
Tex
George W. Carroll
Beaumont
Arthur A. Everts
Lepzech
Rector Peabody Ends His Life in Decatur Home
Rev. D. C. Peabody former rector of St John Episcopal church in Decatur Illinois killed himself today at his home after resigning his charge due to ill health and possible mental strain. He came from Mobile Alabama a year ago after a twenty five year ministry and is survived by a widow a son and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Peabody
Mobile
Decatur
D. C. Pea
Bagge
St. John Episcopal Church
Ala
Winchester Founding Celebrated in Virginia Sesquicentennial
Richmond reports the Virginia city of Winchester marked its sesquicentennial with a large crowd. A highlight was the Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association bringing together companies from two Virginias plus Maryland and Pennsylvania. Martinsville fire company attended as news arrived of a destructive Martinsville blaze. A separate terse note from Richmond states Gillsy Connor, 20, son of ex-Treasurer Connor, of Floyd County, killed himself after a rifle incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Richmond
Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association
Virginias
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Martinsville
W. Va
Hunter
Self
Gillsy Connor
Tressurer Connor
Floyi County
Reece
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Frichmoend
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Memphis
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Chicago
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Katherine Lane
Henry Raymond
Myra, Shave
Washington, D. C
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Birmingham
Lella Morris
Raleigh
Edwin A. Glover
Clarence Glover
Knoxville
Louise Cobb
Hart Wylie
Charlies B King
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Juning Oglesby
Will Black
M. Simmons
Edward
Kelley
Harvey ‘Thompson
Frank Jackson
Knoxgirls
Tenn
B. V. Carter
Lee Street
Hays
Burnett
Ben
Atlanta Gas Ligia¢ Company
Diamonds
Chas, W. Grankshaw
Diamond Rerchant and Jeweler
Pacific
Busgey's
Whitehall St
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Indian Spring
MR. Daniel
Prohibition
Eiseman & Weil
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
W. L. Douglas Shoes
Kreis
Urganion Line
Liaverpool
Dominion Line
R. T. Demoy
P. H. Brewater
Albert Howell, Jr
Dorsly
BREWSTER _& HOWELL
Pryor and
Hunter_astreeta
All
Wrightseville Beach
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Ager
Rail and Water
Providence
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Harry E. Krou
Kimball Mouse
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Kimball House
B. Walker
Union Station
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