Mrs Malcolm Hosts Tea With Inman Park Club Guests
Mrs Malcolm and children plan to move to Columbus Ohio to join Mr Malcolm. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Young Men's Christian Association hosts a silver social quarterly reception Friday March 1 at 3 PM in Association rooms honoring newly elected vice presidents from local churches. A program lists saxophone solos, vocal and readings with refreshments to follow. The roster names many Baptist and Presbyterian churches and officers. Saturday February 24 Mr and Mrs Mann host at 101 Ivy Street. Mr Mann works at the navy recruiting station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm
Malcolm, Jr
Spring Street
Inman Park Embroidery Club
Wiliam Bloomfield
Toledo
Gohio
Yeomorrow
Columbus
Ohio
Alhey
Mr. Malcolm
Young Men's Christian Association
theAssociation
P. N.ivey
Wesley Hirsh
B. S. McGash
G. B. Franklin
Franklin
First Baptist
Eugenie Whitaker
Battle Hill
Jére
G W. Clayton
Central Congregational
D. T. Carson
First Christian
Goldie Loyd
West End Christian
T. B. Hutchinson
West End Presbyterian
EB. R. Lowry
West End Episcopalian
A. Dingary
St. Luke's Episcopal
Corden
Methodist” First
W. ¥. Trenary
Trinity
J. 5. Barnes
St. John’s
C. E. Kelley
Grace
N. C. McPherson
Park Street
West End
J. G. Camp
Egleston ‘S Memorial
R. J. Winter
West Side
W. E. Gulley
WW. M. McGahee
Druid Hills
Paul Ley
Inman
Mra. Mann
Ivy Street
Mr. Mann
Navy
Perkins Mann announces Susie Perkins wedding
Mrs. Joe Ellen Brinson of Atlanta announces the marriage of her sister Susie Lillian Perkins of Augusta to Mr Joseph Weekly Mann. The wedding took place in Nashville Tennessee.
Miss Lindsay Honored Guest At Ridge Morning Event
Emma Grege will entertain at Ridge Saturday morning at 10 50 in compliment to Miss Lindsay of Baltimore. Guests include Mrs Frederick Hodgson Mrs Frank Stewart Mrs Howard Muse Mrs Luther Rosner Mrs Norman Sharp Mrs Frank Boland Mrs Wilbur Blackman Mrs Bailey of Toronto Mrs LeRoy Duncan Mrs George K Selden Mrs T B Lumpkin Mrs Charles Bickerstaff Mrs John Aldredge Mrs E H Cone Mrs W Jones Misses Bloise Stewart Ethel Wolff May Haverty Annie Stone Louise Watts Elizabeth Adair Alice May Rushton Cleveland Zahner Edith Stearns Martha Duncan Olive Shropshire Florence Bradley Bertla Howe Emma Jones Ella May Thornton. Evening Bridge. Mrs LeRoy Wynne to entertain at bridge Tuesday night in compliment to Miss Madeline Beers of Taunton Massachusetts guest of Mrs Harald Beers. Twenty unmar ried set invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lindsay
Emma Grege
Ridge
Baltimore
Frederick Hodgson
Frank Stewart
Howard Muse
Luther Rosner
Norman Sharp
Frank Boland
Wilbur Blackman
Bailey
Toronto
LeRoy Duncan
George K. Selden
T. B. Lumpkin
Charles Bickerstaff
John Aldredge
E. H. Cone
W. ©. Jones
Bloise Stewart
Ethel Wolff
May Haverty
Annie Stone
Louise Watts
Elizabeth Adair
Alice May Rushton
Cleveland Zahner
Edith Stearns
Martha Duncan
Olive Shropshire
Florence Bradley
Bertla Howe
Emma Jones
Ella May Thornton
Reception for Miss Madeine Beers Attended by 150 Ladies
Mrs Harold Benora hosted a refined afternoon reception for Miss Madeine Beers of Taunton Massachusetts, with 150 ladies in attendance. Guests included Mrs J A Carroll Miss Kate Carroll and other local notables. The event featured palms and ferns, narcissi and hyacinths as decorations, and green accented dining room decor. Refreshments were served, and later in the evening Mr and Mrs Beers hosted a bridge gathering for Miss Beers with a diverse invite list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Benora
Made-ine Beers
Taunton
Mass
Beers
J. A. Carroll
Kate Carroll
Mia
Frank Berry
John HH. Starburk
Beera
Miss Beers
Carroll
Berry
Fondren Mitchell
Thomasville
Virgil Hooks
Forsyth
William Percy
J. HE. McKinley
Frank Herry
L. ©. Fisher
Russell Bridges
Charles Bowen
Frank Jones
Alexander Houston
Ditton Akers
Albert Akers
LeRoy Wynne
H.G
Dinner Party in Athens Hosts Fifteen Guests
Mrs Lipscomb and Mrs White of Athens were entertained by Mr and Mrs Rutherford Lipscomb during a Wednesday dinner for fifteen. The table featured pink and white hyacinths with pink shaded silver, and Mrs Lipscomb wore black crepe meteor embroidered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Lipscomb
H. C. White
Athens
Rutherford Lipscomb
Atlanta Woman's Club literature class Friday meeting
Mrs. William C. Spiker chairs the literature program for the Atlanta Woman's Club and will lead a class at 11 a m Friday at the club house on Baker street. Contemporary French drama will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Spiker
Atlanta Woman's Club
Baker Street
Frayed Note Mentions Regular Friday Clade Meetings
A brief fragment notes the clade will continue meeting on alternate Fridays based on readings from Oyzano de Bergerac. The text is incomplete and lacks specific dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyzano de
Kirmess costumes return and Friday soiree at club
Professor Agostini and ladies request immediate return of numerous costumes from Bohemian to Parisian outfits stored at the old Capital City Club. A Friday evening March 8 soiree honors younger college girls and fraternity men with 200 invitations issued. ecards required for admission and many chaperons listed. A separate note covers a New York guest at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Frank Boland on Duniper Street with top score prize silk stockings and a boudoir cap for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agostini
Kirmess
Old Capital City
Japan
Professor Agostini
Old Capital City Club
Shorter Rankin
Marshall McKenzie
Harold McKenzie
Forrest Adair
Trammell Scott
Harry Harman
Valdemar Gude
John C. du Pree
Jon Moody
Samuel Inman
John K. Ottley
Bolling Jones
Wills Westmoreland
Robert Maddox
W. A. Speer
John Little
W. A. Wimbred
Edgar Fuller
Famea L. Dickey
John M. Slaton
Klara Jennings
Diana Tate
New York
Marjorie Brown
Frank Boland
Duniper Street
Dresden
Milas Brown
Misa Tate
Lula Dean Jones
Annie Sykes Rice
Harriet Calhoun
Laura Ansley
Sarah Rawson
Jefinis Hutchins
Eloise Iver
Passie May Ottley
Edith Dunson
Miles Elizabeth Dunson
Emma Gregg
Katherine Lindsay
Baltimore
Misa Lillian Logan
Misa Grace Callawey
Lillian Akin
Misa Courtenay Harrison
Frances Connally
Margaret Northen
Martha Francis
Corrie Hoyt Brown
Mrs Broyles Hosts Yellow Theme Luncheon
Mrs Arnold Broyles entertained eight guests at her Juniper street home in compliment to Mrs H C White of Athens president of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs and Mrs Louis Brown of Fort Valley district vice president. Yellow decor featured a tulip centerpiece and gold name cards. Mrs Broyles wore dahlia crepe. Washington Seminary pupils recital postponed to Saturday at 3 15 p m inviting public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broyles
Arnold Broyles
Juniper Street
H. C. White
Athens
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Louis Brown
Fort Valley
Tea at the Terrace Hosts Honor Mrs Hodgson Guest
Mrs W Woods White hosted a tea at the Georgian Terrace yesterday to greet Mrs B R Hodgson of Athens, visiting Mrs Frederick Hodgson. The event included numerous society names and figurehead guests in a brisk, era-appropriate social register entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Woods White
Georgian Terrace
B. R. Hodgson
Athens
Frederick Hodgson
Alex ‘Bonnyman
Bulow Campbell
W. G. Raoul
Archibald Davis
George Traylor
Hagar McKee
L. Seely
J. KK. Ottley
Orme Campbell
Emme Kata Atmoréua
Emily, Winship
Elizabeth Brown
Vittabure
Anne? Bennett
Oichington
Samuel Lerner
Lucyilokg Smith
Society Teas and Weddings Highlight Atlanta Gatherings
Plans of Miss Annie Lee McKenzie and Miss Lucy Hoke Smith unfold with tea parties and bridge games as Miss Smith visits from Washington and New York. Mrs Ruby Congdon Taylor weds William H Brooks at Second Baptist Church, departing for a brief honeymoon before settling in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Cowles
Driving Club
Viane Tate
New York
Marjorie Brown
Lucy Hoke Smith
Washington, D. C
Annie Lee McKenzie
Mariane King
Washington, D.C
Laura Ansley
Anne Barnett
Washington, Ga
Margaret Northen
Elizabeth Brown
Pittsburg
Emily Winship
Miss Calhoun
Harriet Calhoun
Diane Tate
Marjotie Brown
Ruby Congdon Taylor
William H. Brooks
Second Baptist Church
John E. White
Brooks
South Carolina
Congdon
Charleston
Atlanta
Brooka
Federal prisoner may testify in New York
The final settlement of the business affairs of Colonel C. C. Wilson of New York, former president of the United Wireless Telegraph Company, now at Atlanta federal prison, is near. A March 6 hearing will decide the editors of Colonel Wilson's habeas corpus writ for him to be taken to New York to testify in bankruptcy proceedings. Wilson has been in the Atlanta prison nearly six months. his sentence is three years. He was convicted on charges of misuse of the malls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Wilson
New York
United Wirelesselegraph Company
Atlanta Federal
Wwilson
New York City
New City
Wilson
Atlanta
Louis Polhill
Moreland Ave
Golgested
J. P. Allen & Company
Whitehall
Suburbanite: A Riddle From Judge and Boy
A judge asks a teacher about the meaning of suburbanite and a boy answers that it is a man who lives in the city and sleeps in the country. The playful exchange reflects a child’s direct definition of a term tied to living patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
The Reign of Peace Poetry Fragment
A fragmentary verse expresses longing for universal peace and a world where each person governs their own good. Imagery contrasts light across the land and a beam cutting the sea, with a nod to Tennyson’s interior musings on civilization and harmony.
Express Traffic Loss to Railways
Washington February 29 Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry hears railroad officials deny profit from express. James Peabody Santa Fe cites January 1910 loss of 17406 dollars. He argues express revenue is insufficient and rate cuts would raise shippers to use express, burden freight and passenger services. Public concern noted as vital to railroad operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Peabody
Taft Addresses National Press Club Members
President Taft visits the National Press Club and says executive work is tougher on nerves than judicial work. He notes executive ability means delegating work and laments less counsel in decisions. After speaking he shakes hands with members, including Rep. Nicholas Longworth who declines to back Roosevelt’s delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
National Press Club
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay Gazette
Longworth
Sharp fighting in San Domingo reported at Talanquera
Sharp fighting occurred at Talanquera in Monte Christi Santo Domingo on Tuesday between revolutionary forces and government troops. Twelve revolutionaries were killed and many wounded while government troops suffered twenty two casualties. The Santo Domingo gunboat Independencia landed soldiers at Monte Christi as Ricardo Limbandeo and General Prudencilo Gomez left for the frontier with funds. Haitien delegate M Lamér also departed for the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Haitien
Haiti
Talanquera
Monte Christi
Santo Domingo
Santo Domingan
Independencia
Ricardo Limbandéo
Puerto Pleata
Prudencilo Gomez
M. Lamer
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Davis & Freeman Jewelers
Whitehall St
China
China Importers — Decorators
Wm, Lycett’s Son Company
Bridge
Madeline Beers
Massi
Harald Beers
Averag
Kelley Bros. CO
Auburn Ave
Col
Ivy St. James S. Spratling
BELL
Washington Seminary
Richard Elliott Miller
Emma Kate Amorous
Annie Barnett
Washington,Ga
Samuel Barnett
Adrienne Battey
Fdna McCandless
Charles Owens
Ruth Hull
Elizabeth Rawson
Carolyn King
Bessie Woodward
Irene Austin
Caroline Muse
Debbie Vaughn
Julia Meador
Nellie Wiser Stewart
Helen Jones
Annie Lyken Rice
Adeline Thomas
Kate Felder
Alice May Freeman
Lottie Wyley
Marie Ridley
Nora Belle Rosser
Jennie Mob‘ley
Marion Hamilton
Birmingham
Annie Hunnicutt
Marion Woodward
Grace Calloway
Eloie Oliver
Lamar
Eig Dhy
West End Christian Church
Music Fund
Margaret Bartholomew
da Bartholomew
B. A. Werner
Oscar Pappenheimer
C. Edward Bichanan
Annie Lee Mckhenzie
Allene Gentry
George Dexter
Douglas Stevenrson
Versailles
Sim Princesa
May Atkinson
Constance Knowles
Mitts Ada Alexander
Anne Orme
Jucy Hoke Smith
Burton Clarke
Joseph Brown Connally
Brutus Clay
Arthur Clarke
Edward H. Barnes
Evelyn Harris
Rix Stafford
Floyd McRae
John ©, Murphy
Clarence ‘Blosser
Miss Giegen
Orleans
Migg Linnie
Blosser
Fies Alma Stanley
David Crock
Miss Smith
Annie Laurie Robinson
Molse DeLeon
Dr. Lopez
Howzard Merrill
Salt Lake City
Lopez
Taylor Brooks
N. K. Fairbank Company
San Domingo
The
Black Republic
India
Ceylon
Allen
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