Daffodil Luncheon for Debutantes at Home
Daffodil themed luncheon yesterday at a Pouchtres Street home featured debutantes Miss Annto Lee McKen, Miss Laura Ansley and others. Guests enjoyed a bridge game with Harriett Calhoun winning top score, daffodil decor, hand painted place cards, and a poetry gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Calhoun
Mieg Sarah Rawson
Wordaworth
Miss Brown
Marlon King
Miss Ansley
Miesenzie
Lucy Hoke Smith
Marion King
Bliss Diana Tate
Misa Madotto Brown
Carolyn King
Frances Connally
Plas Adeline Thomas
Misa Mary Traylor
Margaret Hoyt
Annie Sykes Rice
Social notices honor family and visitor arrivals in Atlanta
Social items note Mrs. Thomas Moore and her mother visiting Daytona and returning home next week plus Mrs. Sidney Charobertain’s Atlanta return after a visit to Athens. Other guests include Miss Katherine Rutherford of Wilkes Barre and Mrs. W J Noel returning to Danville Virginia. Miss Nell Kirby visits Forrest Avenue. Mrs. Brown hosts a spend the day for Mrs. Louis Brown of Fort Valley. Alma Green recovering. Cameron announces birth John David Dameron Jr at Kirkwood. Hearsts to visit from New York. tea at Georgian Terrace hosted by Mrs. Mahaney for Mrs. Patton of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Mary L. Ficklin
Mras C. Patton
Virginia
Thorp Figgler
Charles Northen
Ficklin
Foster
Marshall Eckford
Mason
Horace Jones
Thorn Flagler
Tyre Jennings
Kate Lynan
B. L. Cobb
Miss Tate
Albert Thornton
Diana Tate
New York
Reuben Arnold
Mrs. Bleckley
Mra.j
Haralson Bleckley
Milas
Bucs
Misa Marjorie Brown
Aliss Katherine Bleckley
Brown
Louis L. Brown
Fort Valley
Frances H. Drake
B. W. Martin
College Park
J. C. Woodward
Airs. Brown
James Jackson
Vasaar Woolley
M. A. Lipscomb
Athens
Lamar Rutherford Lipscomb
Washington
Katherine Rutherford
Pennsylvania
Hoats
Lamar Lipscomb
H Rutherford
Geeorgig
Mre, W. D
Thomas Moore
D. J. Hill
Daytona
Fla
Sidney Charobertain
Atlanta
A. A. Wilson
Newnan
Wilkenbarre
Vassar Woolley
W. J. Noel
Llewellyn D. Scott
Danville
W.W. Reid
Emory
Lynn Branham
Oxford
Jamey Moora
Bolton
Logan Harris Cameron
Kirkwood
John David Dameron, Jr
Dameron
Margaret Boyner
Augustus
Donald Layless
William Randolph Hearst
Georgian Terrace
Park board banquet outlines city park improvements in Atlanta
City officials and park board members gathered at a Papgnet venue to hear plans for improving Atlanta parks. Mayor Winn Judge Candler Councilman Chambers and J L Mayson spoke as guests were treated to a menu featuring first strawberries of the season and a pastry of notable civic relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
Papgnet
Choxe
Falsom
Winn
John & Candler
Aldine Chambers
J. L. Mayson
W. 8. Fogg
Central of Georgia
Councilman Chambers
Atlanta
van Houtan Olives
Andersongherkina
Clayton Turtle Soup
Chambercheese
Mayson P
Georgia
Bond Newbermuda
la Park
Eubanks
Carey
Pittsneuf
Miss Fannie L Pratt Dies at Private Sanitarium
Miss Fannie L Pratt, sister of N P Pratt founder of Pratt laboratory and George Y Pratt of Decatur, died last night after a yearlong illness. Her body goes to sister Mrs J Kenedy in Decatur for a Sunday funeral led by Rev Patton. She was 42 and long time Decatur resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie L. Pratt
Slater
N. P. Pratt
N.fp. Pratt Laboratory
George Y. Pratt
Decatur
Green Thompson
Atlanta
J. C. Fleming
Central Place
W. A. Ivey
Athens
H. M. Patterson
Capital Lodge
J. A. Bowers
James A. Bowers
Rawson Street
Newberry
Buster Eason Sentenced in Toombs County Case
Lyons Ga March 1 Buster Eason found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the murder of Miss Maggie Newsome and sentenced by Judge Hawking to two years in the penitentiary Eason seeks a new trial Several co defendants were released on bond W L Darby convicted of voluntary manslaughter in Vidalia to fifteen years in prison in his third trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Moore
Vidalia
Dalton
Claude Bullard
Atlanta
Bullard
Bright Boy
My Hair Is Turning Gray in the Mirror
A reflective piece on aging hair turning gray and the emotional weight of seeing gray strands. The narrator cautions against pulling out hairs as it may worsen balding and texture, urging self acceptance and gentle care.
Society Notes From Local Guest Visits
Mrs. Mary Fickiin hosts Infa as guest. Mrs. Bille Barney of Bowman returns home from visit with Mrs. Deadwyler West. Mrs. H. F. West to return from visiting her mother in Sere. Mrs. Rose Gibbs of Savannah visiting Mrs. Alley Schoen. Mrs. W. M. Nichols back home at 114 Walker Street after improvement at the Atlanta Spnrtarium. Mrs. Sax Kattnen of Rome guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bisley. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lanter of Amerous arrive to visit Mr. and Mrs. Whilemeon. Christina MI J among those listed with several others mentioned in transit notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bille Barney
Bowman
Deadwyler West
Rose Gibbs
Savannah
Alley Schoen
W. M. Nichols
Atlanta
Walker Street
Sax Kattnen
Rome
J. Bisley
Frank Lanter
Amerous
Poe
Waycross Transportation Convention to Seek Improved Trains
A Waycross transportation convention organized by the board of trade will bring representatives from Atlantic Coast Line and Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railways to discuss better passenger trains between swing creeks and surrounding areas. The event also covers plans for a Chautauqua at LaGrange and other civic improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waydrors
Marsh
Board of Trade
Waycross Marsh
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlange
Dupsoo
LaGrange
J. K. Danson
LaGrange Banking & Trust Company
Brown
Southern Commercial Congress
Mortuary notices and obituaries from Waycross area
Multiple obituaries and death notices from Waycross Georgia and nearby locales list Mrs. W P Rivers Folks of Waycross, funeral details for Green Thompson of Atlanta, Frances S Sanborn of Augusta dying in a private sanatorium, Mrs Martha Olson and J M Sweat deaths in Waycross, Frank Cowart of Waycross, Thomas McElhannon of Jefferson, and Mrs James A Bowers of Waycross with funeral and interment arrangements currently scheduled or pending.
Cuthbert Woman's Club Sets March 11 Clean Up Day
Commander Grosier and Col. Crittenden name delegates to Maren Penton with Judge Sasger and Ledden as alternates. Lamp decides to purchase uniforms. March 1 report from Cuthbert notes the club’s work with the city council on sanitation and shade-tree planting in preparation for the first clean up day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. D. Grosier
R. F. Crittenden
Cuthbert
Uthbert
Arch 11
Cardul Women’s Tonic Praised by Ashland City Resident
An Ashland City woman endorses Cardul, claiming four years of severe womanly pain eased after five bottles. She notes her mother-in-law's health also improved and urges other women to try the vegetable tonic. The Chattanooga Medicine Co offers a Ladies’ Advisory Dept and a horticultural booklet on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Tean
Mre
Liddle Hand
Cardus
Cardul
Algo
Injan
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Mrs. Houston
Alexander Houston
Bridge
Madtine Beers
Massachusetts
Harold Beers
Houston
Miss Thornbury
Sophy Thornbury
Parla
Lollie ‘Belle Wylie
Migs Thornbury
Lelia Thornbury
Janet Talcott
A. McD. Wilson
Charlotte Feck
J. 8. Hamilton
M. T. Baker
William Jennings
Lyman Hall
Mix
Joseph A. Gershon
Pauline Wworatenburg
Kaufmer
Samuels
McDuffie
Pyllips McDuffie
Frank Swift
Miss Todd
Stephen Barnett
Fourteenth Street
Lillian Todd
Louisville
Carnegie Library
Misa Nellie Johnson
L. L. Johnson
Wiliam Hurd Hillyer
Hillyer Trust Company
Indianapoli
Businese
Ife
Open Forum
Arthur J. Eddy
M. H. Wihensky
Delta Alpha
First Christian Church
L. O. Bricker
Georgian Terrace Hotel
Miases Burnico Withers
Ethel Milican
G. R. Loyd
Tecome
Steiner-Emery
Asher Celvea
Migs Tye
Misa Myrtle Tye
Library of Congress
Ang News
Miss Pye
Heart
Manhattanville
Mias ‘Tye
Brench
Pratt Institute
Miss Tye
Pratt
Congressional Library
Micep Tye
John Tye
Fenn
W. Cc. Colsins
Jennie Mag Fann
Hal B. Rhodes
Suwanee
George Sperr
Capitol City Club
Misses Jones
Springfield
Ill
Miss Mabel Jones
Misa Satherina Jones
Mite Kuethleen Lee Henderson
Mra. H. Bickman
Mra. Gb, Allen
Joe Deudwyler
The
State University
Deandyter Wall
Nell Kirby
Bummerville
Mies
Alma Grenn
J. P. Mahaney
H.C. Patton
Buster” Eason
Robinnaire
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta, Ga
Infa
Mary Fickiin
H. F. West
Sere
Hogie
Christina Mi J
Georga
Chamber of Com Meree Hag
Laurange
Troup County
Thia
Troup
Lyerly
Taylor & Spy
Summerville
Mableton
Waycrons
Waycross
Illmore Street
A. M. Knight
Howell
Cuthbert Reader
Win. T. Waller
Bartow
Presbyterian Church
Waller
W. DuBose
Toccoa
Cuthbert, Gu March
Cuthbert Lee Co
Editor Jr
Stanford
Randolph Street
R. KE. Taambs
Jaump Kin Street
E LaGrange
Gus Reed
Charley McKissick
Randolph County
Ala
Ganuel Crook
Troup Factory
McKissick
Reed
John D. Edmondson
Broad Street
Mayoh
Confederate ‘Veterungs
Stuart
Kichey
Rivers
March J
W. P. Rivera
Ccmeny
Sayvannal
Brunswick
Frank C. Folks
P. K. Groff
Mre C. Newton
Misa Louise Folks
William
Frances S. Sanborn
Augusta
Maine
Bloomfield- Burkett Chapel
Reldfield
Martha Olson
Weed
Twelfth Street
EH. Gilson
Hollywood
J. M. Sweat
Belt- Wood Avenue
Poole's Chapel
Casey's
Frank Cowart
South Humphries Street
Masonic Lodge
Poole
Ahanel
Hallywood
Thomas McElhannon
Jefferson, Ga
Thomas McEhannon
J. E. McElhannon
Spagheti
Inge
Naull Bros
St. Louie
Iate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Davis & Freeman. Jewelers
Whitehall St
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