Social galas honor Mrs Hutchens seventy sixth birthday
In Atlanta a sequence of society gatherings marked the week. Mrs Hutchens was feted at a residence party hosted by Mr and Mrs DB Walraven with about fifty guests, a Tech Glee Club performance, and verses read in her honor. Other events included receptions at Inman Park for various guests, bridge and tea parties, and a silver wedding celebration for Dr and Mrs Pendleton with missionary fund aims.
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Edna Walraven
Bernica Cox
Little Butler
Hutchens
Tech Glee Club
Society notes from Brunswick and nearby towns
Yesterday two tables hosted for Mrs Frank Mallard of Brunswick and guests Mrs W H Leahy and Mrs Mallara who won prizes a cut glass vase and a bridge set. A face handkerchief was presented to Mrs Mallard. A dainty luncheon followed the game. Miss Elizabeth Morgan will host two matinees at the Casino Thursday for Miss Aimee Hunnicutt’s guest Miss Williamson of Asheville. Mrs Marshall Johnson hosted a pleasant supper and bowling party Thursday night. In Jacksonville Mrs OHG Kurtah returned from Canton Georgia. Mr and Mrs Philip Lanier and Miss Suzette Lanter of West Point are at the Piedmont today. Miss Susie Martin of Newnan is visiting Miss Nell Waldo. Miss Florence L Smith has returned from Mrs Gardner’s school in New York. Mr and Mrs J B Jackson announce the birth of a daughter Helen Grace on May 30. Mrs Edward Brown has returned home. Mrs W O T Thomas of Macon spent days with Mrs Reuben Arnold. Chaplain Tupper will attend the Stewart-Phillips wedding in Fort Worth Texas on the evening of June 1 as officiating clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peres
Inman Park
Wiliam Akers
Fred Henderson
Chickamauga
Frank Harley
Y Valdosta
Charles Bowers
Vienna
William Roberts
New York
Percy
Irene ‘Austin
Mary King
Ethel Nobbies
Dorothy Denly
Sybil Richards
Perct
Frank Mallard
Brunswick
Kroner
Eva Wurm
Susie Kroner
Winterville
Mis. Wurm
Mrs. Wurm
Helen Dykes
Annie Willis McCall
Agnes Wiliams
Ethel Eastin
Idell Wagner
Mra
W. M
Mias Wagner
Misa Eastin
J. C. Greenfield
Annie Randall
Mr Baker
Chapin Insurance Agency
Mra Baker
Park Street
West End
W H Leahy
Mallara
Mallard
Elizabeth Morgan
Aimee Hunnicutt
Miss Williamson
Asheville
Marshall Johnson
H H Meadows
Jacksonville
OH G_ Kurt ah
Canton
Tee
Philip Lanier
Suzette Lanter
West Point
Piedmont
Susie Martin
Newnan
Nell Waldo
Florence L Smith
A A Smith
Tupper
Stewart-Phillips
Fort Worth
Tex
Two Children Die After Express Wagon Accident
Cincinnati June 3 two six year old children William Watts Whitehead and Agnes Ridge were killed when a passenger wagon coasting on a steep McCormick place incline swerved from the sidewalk and toppled into a Highland avenue street car. The boy was cut in two and the girl lost both feet and other injuries. The car halted abruptly causing a near panic among passengers.
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Cincinnati
McCormick Place
William Watts Whitehead
Agnes Ridge
Highland Avenue
Attempted Shoot Up Town Shocks Jackson Ky
In Jackson Kentucky on June 4 a feud flare aimed to shoot up the town caused great excitement. Johnson and Noble reportedly fired about a hundred shots as marshal and posse fought to arrest Noble who was overpowered. John Davia led the Death faction and caution followed with revolvers drawn.
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Jackson
Johnson
Breathitt
Jake Noble
Noble
Nobile
Johnsons
Main Street
Jar
John Davia
Callahan Davis
Noblé
Rex Lease Sam Young
United States Revenue
Disguised as Women They Whipped a Man
New York June 4 Elwood Woltz and Russel Youmane, two well known men of Adbury Park New Jersey, were held to the grand jury charged with beating Charles M. Jackson at his home near Asbury Park. Police heard cries for help in the night and found Wolfe and Youmans in women’s dresses. Jackson bore injuries from the whipping and testified the attackers had disguised themselves. He cited domestic trouble with Wolfe as a motive.
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New York
Elwood Woltz
Russel Youmane
Adbury Park
Charles M. Jackson
Asbury Park
Criss
Jackson
Wolfe
Youmans
We Close at One O Clock Today Fore Noon Sales
Three special fore noon sales feature gloves handkerchiefs ribbons as listed. Gloves include one and two clasp chamois styles in white natural and colors, with Niagara silk embroidered options in white black rose and related shades. Regular values cited as 1.25 and 1.50.
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Niagara
Handkerchiefs on sale at half price this morning
Womens hand embroidered handkerchiefs in corner patterns offered unlaundered at 25c each instead of 50c. Men's all linen crossbar handkerchiefs 25c each from 50c value. Womens sheer all linen plain and crossbar handkerchiefs priced at 59c per dozen or 80c per dozen. Mens full size linen handkerchiefs 100c each or 1.00 per dozen.
Ribbons on Sale in Various Colors and Widths
A newspaper ad lists 6-inch to 9-inch ribbons in light blue pink Nile Navy rose sage and other shades. 35c a yard this morning 4c yard. Fancy warp print ribbons 5 to 9 inches 50c to 85c normally now 39c yard. Silk taffeta ribbons 4 to 5 1/2 inches black white and colors 12c yard. Regulars 15c 20c 25c.
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Sheer
Miss Rankin
Kentucky
Caroline DuBose
Miss Dickinson
Connécticut
Sarah Belk
Nina Gentry
Ben Noble
Montgomery
Finch
Bartow
J W Finch
York
R du- Bose
Mrs. Blount
Mrs. Finch
Mra DuBose
Misa Carrie Blount
Margaret Moore
Antoinette and
Ida May Blount
Howard Bell
George Dexter
Lillie Collier Beall
J. A. Bowen
H Clay Moore
James L. Anderson
Nella Rankin
Louisville
Ruth Dickinson
Connecticut
Sarah Bell
Cundell
F G Byrd
East Lake
Mary Crews Cundell
Bridge
Catherine Cox
Annie Caverly
Joan Ohi
Howse
Cat
Miss Ohl
Pioneer Post
Woman's Pioneer Society of Atlanta
Joseph Harris Morgan
A. McD. Wilson
Henry L. Wilson
M. Harralson
Katemith
Lollie Helle Wylie
Misa Hate
Waldo
Copenhill
Misa Mary Crew Cundell
John Gilmore
Mra Pendleton
First Christian Church
Pendleton
Cause of Missions
Christian Church
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
Georgia
Atlanta
Miss Mars
Edwarda King
Forrest Avenue
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles Rice
Weat
Peachtree Street
Atlanta Civic League
Carnegie Library
GWS
Atlanta Musical Association
Exocrutyve
Cartie Robinson Stewart
North
Wil
Utlea
Vassar
Anita Stewart
Athena
Rosalie Lester
Teasle McCaila
Tayetteville
Claude
Wrestasidle Beach
A D Cox
Mies
Cordelia Cox
Clarkesville
Dorothy Herbert
Sacred Heart Convent
New Oreans
Paul Octave Herbert
Tybee
Cael
Wallace Aro
Tennessee
Tohn D Little
Major J F Hanson
Atlantic
Fla
Moonday Kormre
Edwa Schaefer
Martha
Carter Schaefer
Toccoa
Hot Springs
Jennie If Byers Haa
Guineaville
Misg
Mamie Sullivan
William Robert
William Akers
Akers
Haenderzon
Chickamauge
Powers
Harley
Valdosta
Misa Elizabeth Rawson
Joan Ohl
Caverly
Jack Spalding
Deerland
Joseph Habersham
Mra Yosepa Burke
Pi Kappa Alpha
Secaus
Mildred Spratting
Annie Coxerly
Joan Oni
Frank West
Marion Foster, Minsetl
Elizabeth
Morgan Jana Miss
Squfford West
Wit Percy
Sorosis
Sorosis Suede
Price
Sorosis Ankie
J. M.E M. High
Madras
Eiseman & Weil
J. P. Allen & CO
Whitehall Street
J B Jackson
Helen Grace
Edward Brown
W Ot Thomas
Macon
Reuben Arnold
Bauer Grocery Co
California
Whitehall St
Peachtree St
Cole Book Co
Pattern Department
Morrow Transfer and Storage Co
Redding
Alabama St
Hanes
Avis & Freeman Jewelers
W.l.traynham
Peters
Humphries
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