Luncheon and social rounds mark springtime in Atlanta
Mrs. Charles Sciple hosted a lavish luncheon at the Piedmont Driving Club farewell to Mrs. E P McBurney before Europe travel. Tables featured a miniature ocean with Cedric ships, poppies, daisies, and ship themed place cards. Other society notes include Miss Marion Fielder’s tea at Georgian Terrace, bridal plans for Miss Watson and Miss Welch’s bridge party, plus numerous garden sales, teas, and civic league notices.
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Sciple
Atlanta Civic League
Grant Park
Courtland Winn
W. M. Slaton
Gerard Thiers
Wade Conkling
John C. White
Charles Haden
W. W. Tindall
Worsham
Dan Carey
M. McLendon
Robert Cunningham
Sale of Ho Candies at King Hardware by Ladies’ Committee
A sale of ho candies will be held at King Hardware today by the ladies of the committee from Second Baptist Church, inviting 43 general patrons. Cakes and candies are prepared by an expert in home cooking, promising a treat. Sale begins at 10 a.m.
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King Hardware
Second Baptist Church
Social Items Highlight Savannah Guests and Events
Mrs B 8 Purse of Savannah spends time at Wigwam with Miss Helen Isham hosting a matinee for Miss Rove Clayton a bride elect. Helen Pargan returns from New York graduation. Mr and Mrs Milton Dargan in Hot Springs Va for Royal Insurance meeting. Eugenia Maxwell leaves Greenville to Clemson College guest of Sam Earle. Mr and Mrs Alexander W Smith attend Savannah bar association. Dr and Mrs Dunbar Roy attend Atlantic medical convention. Miss Meddergan leads May festival booth at Snap Bean farm. Mrs Charlotte Peck takes new home on Fourteenth Street. Misses Wyley at home with her. Agnes Clay Kime goes to Gainesville Fla to visit brother Charles D Kime UF graduate. Dr E C Thrash back from national tuberculosis convention. Dr J A Fealy to speak Monday at Carnegie Hall on Paying the Price. lectures private Monday Tuesday at Piedmont hotel. Mrs C E Horton improving at Elkin-Goldsmith sanatorium then summer at home in Balsam.
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Purse
Savannah
Wigwam
Indian Springs
Helen Isham
Rove Clayton
Milton Dargan
New York
Hot* Springs, Va
Mr. Dargan
The
Royal Insurance Company
Eugenia Maxwell
Greenville
Ss. C
J. D. Maxwell
Clemson College
D. C
Sam Earle
Alexander W. Smith
Wen
Dunbar Roy
Atlantic
M. Brotherton
Meddergan
Snap Bean Farm
Charlotte Peck
Fourteenth Street
Agnes Clay Kime
Gainesville, Fla
Charles D. Kime
University of Florida
E. C. Thrash
Washington
Last of Lawn Parties Given at White House
Washington May 31 Under an almost ideal day the president and Mrs Taft hosted the last spring lawn party on the White House grounds. Military and naval aides wore white while marines appeared in scarlet and blue. Members of the diplomatic corps and hundreds of government officials and Congress with their wives attended.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Congress
Notable Georgia Attorney Named to Slath Congressional District
O J Coogier a prominent attorney of Jonesboro Georgia was named as the slate congressional district official choice in a local political development highlighting expected party influence and regional legal prominence.
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O. J. Coogier
Jonesbers
Clayton county gains sixth district in re districting plan
The text notes Clayton county being placed in the sixth district under a state redistricting plan. It mentions Underwood winning a large majority in the recent preferential primary, largely credited to Mr. Coogler. Coogler also played a leading role at the state convention in Atlanta last Wednesday.
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Baltimore
Clayton County
Underwood
Coogler
Atlanta
Military Academy Bill Passed for West Point Funds
The house today approved the military academy appropriation bill carrying 1,004,059 dollars, down 125,000 from last year. The action funds West Point operations and related expenses for the coming year.
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West Point
Ashington
Military Academy
Petition to repeal reciprocity bill stalls action
Representative Steenerson of Minnesota presented a petition signed by 31 079 farmers requesting repeal of the reciprocity bill. Good suggested handing it to Democratic members, Loback proposed sending it to President Taft, Gudger asked if signed before or after Roosevelt changed his mind. Steenerson noted Roosevelt had reversed position and wished Democrats would follow. Bank closes doors in Rochester as Hallock bank in Bath suspends operations with assets likely to exceed liabilities. deposits between 600 000 and 700 000, in business since 1849.
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Washington
Representative Steenerson
Minnesota
West Canada
Representative Good
Taft
Loback
Nebraska
Gudger
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Steenerston
Rochester
N. Y
George W. Hallock
Bath
Reuben
Lyon
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Georgian Terrace
Ponce de Leon
Miss Fielder
Miss Lowry
E. P. McBur
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Emily Watson
Gordon N. Dennis
Irene Hartzog
A. W. Falkinburg
Peeples
E. M. Freligh
Forsyth
Lewis Williams
John Russell Lewis
Cardiff
Wales
Margaret Williams
Young Men's Unusuan Association of the
Georgia School of Technology
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Kate N. Jolly
Atlanta Kindergarten Normal School
Lois Woodward
Maude B. Ashmore
Wea
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Meadames Muse
Smith
West
Willson
McGreggor
McDonald
Scott
Hil
Causin
Campbell
Richardson
Woodward
Ashmore
Lanier
Mrs. Jolly
Kirkwood
Woman's Civic League of
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Howard Muse
Georgia Watts
Alice Mudge
LaHatte
M. T. LaHatte
Lucile Lahatte
Virginia LaHatte
C. A. LaHatte
E. W. Brogdon
Mary Belle
Ella Milner
Miss Welch
Margaret Welch
Ethel Noble
Alline Parks
Inman Brandon
Morris Brandon
Pace's Ferry Road
Frances Arnold
Estelle Boynton
Nora Boynton
Margaret Black
Margaret Morgan
Emily Nixon
Louise Inman
Henry Johnson
Jack Moore
Charles Boynton
Albert Howell
William Nixon
Nathan Brandon
Mr. Woodruff
Robert Woodruff
Ernest Woodruff
Manelle Brewster
Edward Richardson
Marion Fielders
Jennie Lowry
Ivan Allen
Dorothy Breitenbacher
Lamar Jeter
Annie Jou Tadgett
Mary Blalock
Alice’ May Freeman
J. W. Fielder
J. J. Lowry
Alfred Truitt
8. B.trapp
Anniston
Ala
Anderson
Richmond
R. G. Blanton
Dorothy Perkina
Miss Word
Fred Houser
Washington Street
Kossie Word
Mias Ward
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B. C. Broyles
B. Parish
Chicago
Grover McGahee
Fuush Irwin
Eyton
Blackman Dunne
Walter Prichard Faton
Stockbridge
Mass
W. Woods White
Bridge Club
W. M. Bacheller
Bacheller
Blackman Dunn
Charles Anderson
W. B. Price-Smith
Minnie Scruges
Robingon
T. A. Murry
Maude Scruges
Miss Milledge
Tosa Milledge
Laura
Clara
Cole
Pattillo
J. R. Pattillo
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Kate Milledge
Hattie Milledge
Margaret Pattillo
Marie Pattillo
West End
H. R. Herry
John Lamar Week
Annabelle
Wood
Artiaix
Alceatu
Chuck-Saint Saena
Crom Thals
Massenet
Massenets
Godard
Eat Hi
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Gounod
Thano
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Maull Bros
St. Louis
Keely
Attractionaha
Dresden
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Davis & Freeman Jewelers
Whitehall Si
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Helen Pargan
Miss Winehs
J. A. Fealy
Astrarian Society
Carnegie Hall
Fealy
Piedmont Hotel
C. E. Horton
Flkin-Goldsmith Sanatorium
Ars
Horton
Balsam, N
Wesley Hirehburg
Q. J. Coogler
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Perryman-Burson Co
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Meachtree St. Jeweler
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