Social Season Notes at Miss Simmons Home Party
To Miss Simmons. YAS. Augustus C McHan will entertain at her home on Gordon Street this evening at 8. In compliment to Miss Georgete Simmons of Perry Ga pink and white decorations and refreshments. Guests include Willingham Wage mer Boyle Co tel Simmons etc. Also Miss Wootten’s Tea at West Peachtree for Miss Florence Turk. Social items cover numerous guests, flinch parties, returns from travels, weddings and visits across Atlanta area with many named individuals and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
Augustus C. McHan
Funich
Gordon Street
Georgetle Simmons
Perny
Willingham
Pauline Wagemer
Susie Boyle
Edith Co- Tel
Alton Irby
Charles Kicklighter
Adams
Miss Wootten
Katherine Wootten
West Peachtree
Florence Turk
Milledgeville
Milas Wootten
Misses May
Kate O’brien
James D. Leitner
Sue Hines
Miss Turk
Laura Hill Payne
Salle May Bagtey
Alice Steee
Hattie May High
Emma Belle
Cary DuBose
Sarah Bell
Mary Brent Smith
Edith Tanner
Janie Thornton
Emma Askew
Margaret Hallman
Sallie Connelly
Marion Nutting
Antoinette Blount
Lucy Akers
Nelle Hightower
Cordelia Gray
Florine Jones
Blanch Carson
Bella Brooks
Washington City
Eddie Hardwick
Effie DeLay
Opelika
Alai
Aha
W. J. O'Neil
Jackson Street
Miss DeLay
Opellke
Harry Whitcomb
Misses Hate
May O’brien
Elizabeth Farmer
North Carolina
Laton Fete Aims to Help Stokes Church Fund
The Laton Stokes residence hosts a lawn fete by St Anthony's Gulch members to aid the church fund. Afternoon entertainment for children and evening music are planned along with refreshments, drawing interest from the community. In Chicago, July 13, an engagement announced for Miss Myra Wilcox of Savannah to Lt David Yulee Becamam of Fort Screven, brother of Kentucky Governor Beckham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stokes
West End
St. Anthony's Gulch
Chicago
Illy
Myra Wilcox
Savannah
David Yulee Becanam
Fort Screven
Beckham
Kentucky
Mra W. B. Knipkern
Greenwood Avenue
Reds and Blues to entertain at First Christian church event
At The Christian Church on Hunter Street tonight at 8 o'clock the Reds and Blues contest for Sunday school support ends with a delightful program and refreshments. The Reds won and the Blues will serve refreshments. Earlier, Mrs. T. L. Candler hosted a musical for Mrs. Claudia Welch Bass with a white peаs and asparagus ferns decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
First Christian Church
Hunter Street
T. L. Candler
Claudia Welch Bass
Ice Cream Festival to Benefit Epiphany Church Inman Park
An ice cream festival for Epiphany church Inman Park will be held Tuesday afternoon and evening starting at 5 o’clock at Mrs Fitzhugh Knox’s 19% Euclid Avenue. A cordial invitation is extended to all. St Marys Guild Church of the Incarnation will meet Tuesday at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiphany Church
Inman Park
Marietta Chautauqua Special Train Service
The W and A R R will run special trains from Marietta to Atlanta on Wednesday and Friday July 15 and 17, departing Marietta about 10 30 p m to accommodate attendees. C E Harman General Passenger Agent H F Smith Traffic Manager.
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Marietta
Atlanta
Asphalt on the new Peters street viaduct decision meeting
The Bridges Committee chaired by Councilman James L. Key will meet at 1 o'clock in City Hall to decide paving for the Peters street viaduct. Grant Wilkins proposes asphalt with about $25,000 extra, to be repaid next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters Street Viaduct
James L. Key
Grant Wilkins
Wil King
Committee On
Wilkins
Sanitary Department
Jentzen
Councils
Inman
Remedy Promises Relief for Smokers After Excess Alcohol
Advertising copy touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a valuable remedy for the immediate ill effects of heavy drinking and smoking. It claims to cure a heavy dull headache low mood and languor and to induce restful sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
The Season at Saratoga Spa of America
Saratoga offers its famed climate mineral springs and grand hotels. The Grand Union Hotel will host a series of afternoon and evening concerts by Victor Herbert and his renowned orchestra, with full details via Woolley & Gerrans Saratoga Springs N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
America
Grand Union
Victor Herbert
Woolley & Gerrans
Saratoga, Springs
Black Maria Runaway at Police Barracks
A sensational runaway occurred yesterday afternoon at the police barracks as the Blockade Black Maria horses pulled the wagon loose in the barracks alley. The empty vehicle sped through, narrowly avoiding prisoners and causing a bicycle officer to scramble for safety as his new bike tangled in wire and wreckage, ending the chase. The incident left one bicycle wrecked but likely saved the wagon and two horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
One Dose Convinces from Wresley's Lemon Elixir
An old advertisement claims the lemon elixir provides immediate relief for indigestion sour stomach headaches and foul breath. The product is described as pleasant to take and pleasant in return effects.
Atlanta Terminal changes face streets near new depot
City council streets committee will meet Friday at 3 PM to discuss grade changes on Alabama Madison Hunter and Mitchell streets for the Atlanta Terminal Company's planned union passenger station. The city may fund the work or arrange railroads to grade and be repaid next year. Alabama will extend to form a right angle into Madison and Madison will widen to fifty feet, sixty feet between Hunter and Mitchell. Railroads to provide land. meeting to cover details. A second item touts Electric Bitters as remedy for rheumatism with claims of relief and general health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Terminal Company
Union
Atlanta
Council
Erry
City Hall
Alabama Street
Madison Street
Hunter Street
Mitchell Street
Union Depot
Terminal Company
Hunter
Mitchell Streets
Injunctions modified in railroad ticket case and multiple lawsuits
In the superior court yesterday Judge 1 8 Roan narrowed the restraining order against ticket scalpers to cover Baptist Young People's Union tickets only until the August 15 hearing. Nameless Young and Oscar Young sue Georgia Railway and Electric Co. for damages claiming a child was struck by a car at Hemphill avenue and Plum street without warning. Gilbert Invery sues Atlanta Ice and Coal Co. for injuries from a broken gang plank. Property transfers and loans filed include Williams to Kingery, Kingery to Bradley, and others. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as a health boost.
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Roan
Criminal Superior Court
Baptist Young People’s Union
Gilbert Invery
Madison Bell
Atlanta
Ivery
Alex Dittler
Superfior Court
Etheldred Wiliams
Clarinda
Kingery
Fort Street
Clarinda A
Ashford
Jonesboro Road
Joseph Thompson
Inman
Kimball House
Willum J Baris
Frances C Wilbur
North Avenue
Orme Street
Ida T
George R. Houghton
Wwhitehall Street
HenjJamin Street
Murphy Avenue
Atlanta Weather Draws Heat Wave With Unsettled Showers
The forecast promises unsettled weather for today with little temperature change. Atlanta experiences above normal rainfall for mid July while most nearby places report slightly higher highs and lows. Forecasters note summer conditions with sun driving moisture to form clouds and possible local showers.
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Dante
Atlanta
Weather Man
Empire Building
Marbury
New Low Priced Pianos Attract Trade
Strong inducements are offered to please customers. The sale emphasizes a straight arm approach and invites an examination of the new low priced pianos. Buyers are urged to decide at the store.
Phillips & Crew Co at 37 39 Peachtree St headline
Phillips and Crew Co operates at 37 39 Peachtree Street with listings for Southern Managers of Steinway and other pianos and organs. The notice mentions Piano brands and musical instruments including Steinway, Chickering, Knabe, Kimball, Fischer, Pianolas, Orchestrelles, Regina Maasl boxes and Victor Talking Machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips & Crew Co
Peachtree St
Southern Managers
Steinway Pianos
Radio Pianos
Chickering Pianos
Crown Pianos
Knabe Pianos
Kimball Organs
Fischer Pianos
Pianolas
Kimball Pianos
Victor
Three Drowned Off Pensacola
Pensacola Florida July 13 special five survivors of the schooner Amelia Lyons brought to port tell of peril at sea. The vessel struck by a squall and capsized about six miles from shore near East Pass. Three men drowned Augustus Relne John McPhail and James Ward all Mobile fishermen and a saloonman Ward could not swim clung to wreckage begging for help but none could reach him. The Lyons sailed from Mobile for a fishing trip returning with a fish cargo and was valued at eight thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola Fla
Amelia Lyons
Hardshina
Derry
Santa Rosa Island
Augustus Relne
John McPhail
James Ward
Mobile
Lyons
Warth
East Pass
Ward
Victory for Western Union in Maryland restraining order
In Baltimore Judge Morris issued an order restraining the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company from interfering with Western Union Telegraph poles and wires on railroad property. The ruling prevents Maryland duplication of a Pennsylvania action where poles and wires were removed by the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
Morris Issuid
Phiiladelphia
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Western Union
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Mrs Cummings Convicted of Second Degree Murder
St Louis July 13 A sealed verdict finds Mrs Minni Cummings guilty of murdering her husband Dennis Cummings on April 20 with a ten year term. She faces a separate trial on July 20 for the alleged murder of her third husband Edward Harris who died in October.
Jewelry Stock Auction At Kelley Jewelry Store
The bankrupt stock of Kelley the jeweler at 55 Whitehall Street will be sold at auction starting Wednesday at 10 30 in the morning and continue until all stock safe and fixtures are sold. The stock includes diamonds and high grade jewelry and other items from a first class up to date jeweler store including watches clocks silverware cut glass and novelties. The sale will be held at an alley store No 56 Hall Street and offers unheard of prices for personal adornment and domestic and foreign market items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Whitehall St
Handsome Alley
Hal Strest
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Mia, T. B. Ferris
Osk and
Ashby Streets
Lucy Hines
W. Hi Hunter
Neta Gunn
Cuthbert
J. Garland
Little Son
the Rock
B. A. Shumate
Decatur
Rita Goff
Tampa, Fla
G. W. Terry
Upnicutt Street
Tampa
S. J. Goraan
Sandersville
City
Milledgeville, Ia
Katherine Wooten
Andrew M. Lloyd
Washington
Virginia Beach
Robert L. Rodgers
Ruth
Carlos W Rodgers
Lois J Grambling
Carlos W. Rodgers
Augusta
Frances Burmey
Dublin
T C Alston
Hood Street
Ase
Minnie Sternan
Norfolk
Joseph Cronin
Cincinnati
D. G. Cronin
John 8 Knox
Richmond, Va
Fitzhugh Knox
Euclid Avenue
B. Drake
Newaoon
Hartsfeld
Milledge Hartsfield
Apple
Bon Air
Mark A. Hardin
Virginia Hardin
W. A Williams
Knoxville
Tenn
Thomas Stokes
Curtis
Besele Arnall
Arnall
Sonora, Ga
J. D., Hightower
Houston, Texas
Daley Hickey
Maco
Mahoney-Green
Laura Lengley
Anniston
Ala
Detroit Mich
Clarence Bond
Kate Roberts
Saginaw, Mich
Augustin Daley-Hickey
Macon
A. T Baird
Spartanburg
S .A Cunningham
Nashville
W F Robinson
Eufaula
Roby Robinson
B M_ Zettler
Kirkwood
Walter Crawford
Martha Whitman
Chattangone
Wiliam Worth Martin
Blue Ridge, Springs, Va
Sadie Bell James
Birmingham
C. Jerome Simmons
Samuella Whitman
Chattanooga
C. Jerome Simmons, Jr
Quarty
Burnett
Laton Fete
Wilcox- Beckham
Mrs. Bass
St. Mary's Guild
Church of the Incarnation
Marietta Chautauqua
Peters Street
Po- Heeman
Acturers
Kitehall St
Joe Golobick
Colusa
Calif
M Tuat Ag
Dr. King
Ell
Pensacola
Tate Spring
Bussey
Whitehall
Elliott & Worchester
ST. Louis, MO
Phipps & Atchison
Farlinger Cafe
A. M. Harriss
Mar
Farlinger Bldg
Wedbury DL
Wow
York
Lowndes
Adana
X. M. Turner
E. M Turner
Waterman Fountain Pena
Bric-A-Brax
Art
Peachtree Street
Prudential Building
L Stoney
Whitehall Street
Nechall Street
Mitchell St
Seaboard Air Line
Wrightsville Beach
Pullman
Beach
Piedmont Hotel Annex
Dixie Paint and Wall Paper Co
Jno
IRS
Rosa F Monnishm
Dawamonnish
Pete
Honmens Laclantty
New York
Brown & Allen
Atlante
Welch
Charles W. Crankshaw
Wonrnenea
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