Reception to Mrs Barrett in Mexico Highlights Social Event
Mrs Kate Waller Barrett of Washington DC is feted in Mexico by her son Robert Barrett. The Mexican Herald account notes the ladies reception, ensemble by Mrs Barrett Sr and Jr, Miss Barrett and Miss Rebah Barrett, and a refined program with music by Weega's orchestra and performers Cra mer, Woodall, and Dr. William Owens. Guests include Dr. and Mrs. Nicolson, Dr. and Mrs. McRae, and many prominent figures. A lawn party in West End by the Catholic Ladies Guild also draws praise for decor and fundraising.
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Barrett
Kate Waller Barrrett
Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
Robert S. Barrett
Mexican Herald
Kata Walter Barrett
Daughers
Miss Barrett
Rebah Barrett
Robert §. Barrett
Kate Walker Barrett
J. J. Moylan
M Barrett
Barrett, Jr
H. Lawton
Paul Hudson
Lawson
Hudson
George YT. Hilbert
Virginia Arnold
Mags Rtobinson
Miss Woodall
Mills
Vt. W. Hubbard
Meador Goldsmith
W. F. Goldsmith
William Owens
Joe Chandler Harris
West End
Catholic Ladies’ Guild
Miss DeLane Visited City for Musical at Wardell Harden
To Miss DeLane, ed banjoist of New York, who is visiting in the city, was entertained at a musical last evening by Mrs. M. J. Wardell and Dr Virgil O. Harden. Among others who assisted in the ex- MISS JESSIE DeLANE, the talent-
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Ed Banjoist
New York
M. J. Wardell
Virgil O. Harden
Jessie Delane
Social notes and parties in Atlanta society
A lengthy social column details porch and moonlight coaching parties at Edthia and Aragon venues, prize Whist contests with Mrs. Dunbar Roy and Mrs. John Fitten, and a wedding at Bishop, Ga between Miss Rossie R. Smith and Mr. Robert E. Branch. It lists guests from Savannah, New York, Mississippi, and local families, plus upcoming appearances and travels of many society figures and a Girls' Friendly Society charity event in M. C. A. hall with cast and roles for Alice In Wonderland.
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Dunbar Roy
John Fitten
Wilmer Moore
Glover
James C. Hunter
Moore
Butier
Rossie R. Smith
Robert EB. Branch
Branch
Oconee County
Oak Branch
Hisbride
James O. Smith
Mr Tgranch
Bishop, Ga
Y. M. CG
Girls’ Friendly Society
Hospital For Incurables
Alice
Florrie Peck
Queen of Hearts
Alice Taylor
King of Hearts
Ide C. Gilliam
Wave of Hearts
Lucile Martin
Duchess
Rose Clayton
Cook
Mary Martin
Hatter
Isabel Parkins
Dormouse
Eulalia Wolfe
Annia Martin
Esther DeSaussure
Eva Wood
Lynne Carnes
Aubrey Smith
Mrs Mims Talks Democracy In Christian Science Church
Mrs Mims, longtime first reader and founder of the Christian Science church in Atlanta, faces rotation in office under a recent decree. She asserts the move expands growth, elevates individual development, and reflects spiritual democracy, while she continues lecturing and teaching as her successor from the congregation is chosen.
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Livingston
Mims
Christian Science Church of Atlanta
Mrs. Eddy
Edward
Christian Science Church
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Earth
Jesus
Local social notes list visits and stays in city
The column catalogs residents and guests in town including Miss Lillian Davis, Miss Thirga Kirven, Mr. Charles J. Haden, Mr. Carl Chase, Mr Ea Sims, Miss Emma Robinson, Miss May Ella Logan, Miss Laura Boyd, Miss Lucy Rice, Mrs. John E Garry, Mrs. Henry Reede, Dr. and Mrs. Courtney Pinckney, Miss Lottie Wylie, Mr. A Ly Moore, Mr. Charles F Rice, Mr. Byron Bower, Miss Ruth Stephens, Mrs. J Frank Mearor, and others. Attendees plan gatherings at Lithia Springs and Sweetwater Park, with several visiting relatives and friends from Columbus, Covington, Knoxville, and Oxford.
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Peachtree
H. Laura Boyd
Oxford
Ella May Thornton
Kate Robinson
Harriet Hirzh
Martha Foster
Madison
Alice Steele
Josie Lee Williford
Bessie Moore
Bessie Woodward
Sal- He May Eagle
Mary Thomas
Ella May ‘Thornton
Hortense Hornet
Roberta Scott
Mary Ena Logan
Helen Nicolson
Gertrude Liprhart
Julian Perdue
Mary Deas Tupper
Katherine Gholstin
Harriet Hulis
Tom Cooper
Columbus
Andrew Prather
Lillian Davis
West Pole
Thirga Kirven
Laura Witham
Charles J. Haden
Cleveland
Ohio
Carl Chase
George Chase
Emma Robinson
Howard Callaway
Warm Springs
Margaret England
L. Co. Miller
Crew Street
Jennie Morris
May Ella Logan
Laura Boyd
Ella Mae Thornton
Lucy Rice
Knoxville
Tenn
John E .Garry
South Carolina
Henry Reede
Courtney Pinckney
Lithia
Sweetwater Park
J. Frank Mearor
Lottie Wylie
Lithia Springs
A. Ly Moore
Charles F Rice
Byron Bower
Ruth Stephens
Bae
John Murphy
Elizabeth Sharp
Bates
Georgia Avenue
Theron H Rice
Monteagle
Albert Collier
Rogers Toy
Walter Richards
Salt Lake City
Charles Rogers
Keely Cook
Yester
Short Stopover Tour Passes Through Southern Cities
The article notes a trip to New York and eastern cities then routing via Chattanooga and Asheville. Lt. Blanton Winship was seen in the city en route home. In Macon a traveler returns from the Philippines. Acworth visitors Miss Mattie and Miss Hattie Mitchell stay with Mr. and Mrs. Alec C. Smith. Mrs. Charles W. Moody and their baby Charles Glenn spend a month at Oak Haven house, Tallulah Falls, with plans to be joined by Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Glenn on August 1.
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New York
Chattanooga
Asheville
Blanton Winship
Macon
Philippines
Mattie Mitchell
Hattie Mitchell
Acworth
Alec C. Smith
Charles W. Moody
Charles Glenn
Oak Haven House
Tallulah Falls
W. F. Glenn
A Girls Education at Washington Seminary
The Washington Seminary emphasizes teacher efficiency and student motivation as the measure of value. Faculty hail from Wellesley Radcliffe University of Chicago Women’s College of Baltimore and Randolph Macon with strong training in music and art. The boarding department limits numbers to ensure refined home training and comfort. Atlanta and surrounding states have shown support with a 230 student enrollment last year.
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Washington Seminary
Wellesley
Radcliffe
University of Chicago
Womar’s College of Baltimore
Randolph Macon
Atlanta
Tate annex success draws crowds at Buck's shoe sale
Buck's shoe dealers boast three southern stores and promote their Oxford tie sale as proof that top shoes can be bought under price if you know where to shop. Public turnout at the Tate annex emphasizes retailer confidence and customer interest in value deals.
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PyuUdTe
Uvxra
Atlanta
Marietta Street
R.M. Rose Company
Shot To Death Near Church In Greenville
Bud Thomas shot and killed WHl Burton yesterday near Hendy Fork colored church twelve miles south of Greenville after Burton struck him with a stick during a quarrel following services. Thomas fired as he rose, the bullet hitting Burton near the heart.
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Thomas
Greenville
S. C
Bud Thomas
Whl
Burton
Hendy Fork
Negro girl killed crossing front of passenger train
Carne Metts a 12 year old Negro girl was run over and killed while attempting to cross the track in front of a passenger train near Helena station on the Columbia and Greenville division. The mangled body lay along the line for a mile.
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Greenville
S. C
Carne Metts
Helena
Columbia and Greenville
Southern
Cole
Georgia
Troops in New Quarters at Fort McPherson
Sixteenth Regiment of United States infantry moves into new quarters at Fort McPherson, with five companies arriving from San Francisco and three more expected soon. The regiment, active in Cuba and the Philippines, has endured long travel since June 13 and will take two days to settle in, while performing guard duty and minor skirmishes during earlier campaigns.
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Sixteenth Regiment
United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
San Francisco
Fort Slocum
Spain
Department of Columbia
Cuba
Santiago
Philippines
Cagayan
Luzon
Cagayan Valley
Cariga
Tumeany
Tugo
Steamer Comeric Floated At Norfolk After Grounding
The British steamer Comeric grounded at Sewells Point Saturday morning near Norfolk Virginia. It arrived at Lamberts Point today to coal up for sailing to Hamburg without injury reported.
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Comeric
Norfolk
New Sewells Point
Lamberts Point
Hamburg
Four Cornered Race Postponed at Charles River Park
The 21 mile motor paced race featuring Walthour Mays Freeman and Munroe was postponed due to rain and rescheduled for Thursday evening at Charles River park in Boston on July 22.
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Boston
Walthour
Mays
Freeman
Munroe
Charles River Park
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