Inman Park Students Meet and Club Events
The Inman Park Students club will meet Friday at 10 30 with Mrs W L D White on Dixie avenue Inman Park Mrs Wiliam F Clark president of the ladies auxiliary of the Y M C A will preside at a board meeting this afternoon in the Y M C A auditorium The French Alliance will meet this afternoon at 3 30 at the University club Mrs O K Bifer reads the principal act of the current popular play Savannah visits Mrs Cam Dorsey guests at two tables Mrs John Simpkins hosts at Colquitt apartments her mother Miss Deadwaler Vali of Athens and her aunt Mrs C H Thompson of Springfield Ill on their way home from Florida Mrs Thomas O Paine bridge club yesterday at Luke Mrs W J Bazley leaves for Philadelphia after a visit with Miss Stephens Mrs Ralph Van Tamidingham of Charlotte N C will visit Miss Nan Stephens during opera week
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Inman Park
W. LD. White
Dixie Avenue
Wiliam F. Clark
Young Men's Christian Association
French Alliance
O. K Bifer
Savannah
Cam Dorsey
John Simpkins
Colquitt Apartments
Mess
Deadwaler Vali
Athens
C. H. Thompson
Springfield
Florida
Thomas
Paine
Ner Bridge Club
Luke
W. J. Bazley
Philadelphia
An Stephens
Ralph” van Tamidingham
Charlotte, N.C
Misa Nan Stephens
Opera
J. R. Mobley
Howard H. James
Columbus
D. A. HR
Ida Joseph
Malcolm Fleming
Bridge
Callan Adams
Mies Frances Shallenberger
William Burckeard
Garrett Burckel
Asheville
N.C
Irs
Robert O' Donnelly
Hot Springs
Ark
Birs
Garrett Boyd
Spencer
New York
Bussey Wilkins Social Items and Wedlocked Unity
Social notes list numerous visits and returns by Griffin Inman Park Augusta and Miami residents. The March 2 wedding of John Wilkins of McCormick S C to Miss Sadie Bussey is described with attire and location details. The couple motored to McCormick after a ceremony at the First Baptist church.
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Augusta
John Wilkins
McCormick, S. C
Mias
Sadie Bussey
M. Ashby Jones
First Baptist Church
McCormick
Wilkins
William Warren Bussey
Nouth Carolina
Motor
Mick
Bishop Hoss To Speak On Missions Of Orient
At 11 this morning Bishop E E Hoss will deliver the second sermon in a series on Orient mission fields. He speaks at Philathea hall Wesley Memorial to Candler School of Theology students. Public invited for Sunday 7 30 p m at Philathea hall. Candler holds convocation for bachelor of divinity. D N Hawkine and FROOS David receive degrees. Convocation includes special music and sermon by Dr S A Steel of Columbia.
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E. E. Hoss
The
Orient
Philathea
Wesley Memorial Church
Candler School of Theology
Philathea Hall
Candler School
D. N. Hawkine
Froos
David
S. A. Steel
Columbia
Atlanta Builders' Exchange seeks uniform contracts for builders
President Charles Williams Bernhardt outlined a program at a luncheon to elevate the building trade in Atlanta. The plan aims for uniform contracts and an ethics code between architects and builders, backed by the national association. Atlanta delegates earned honors at Baltimore, with D A Farrell joining the national board and Bernhardt to a five member committee. Secretary Dan Carey received an ovation as he announced Atlanta would host the 1917 meeting. Carey will organize Georgia cities to participate in the national convention and the new standards will be drafted jointly by the National Association of Builders exchanges and the American Institute of Architects.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Builders’ Exchange
Charles Williams Bernhardt
Exchange
Winecoff Hotel
Dan Carey
Baltimore
National Association of Builders’ Exchange
D. A Farrell
National Association
Bernhardt
T. T. Flagler
National Board of Contral
National Board of Contral For the Organization of Secretaries
Ciites
Georgia
National Association of Builders’ Exchanges
American Institute of
Architects Aim to Lower Building Costs and Ethics Code
Architects seek a more dignified, equitable industry by promoting a uniform contract and an ethics code. A national five member committee led by Bernhardt of Atlanta plans to finalize the ethics code by the 1917 convention. Local builders exchange thanks Atlanta convention bureau and Secretary Fred Houser for services to delegates, with special praise for Mrs. Tafel A, Mrs. Kennedy, and Mrs. Dernhardt who accompanied the Baltimore delegation.
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Exchange
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Fred Houser
Seaboard Air Line
Freda Geissler
Atlanta
Tanfel A
T. H. Kennedy
Charles William “Dernhardt
Baltimore
N C and St. Lining Georgia Entrance and Corporate Tax Shifts
Rail news reports that the N C and St. Llig leases into Georgia may occur via lines from Craven yards to the Georgia state line at Rossville, connecting with Central of Georgia and T A G lines, amid questions about building on the Georgia side. Corporate tax returns face large decreases prompting potential penalties after offers to voluntarily increase figures fail. Barnesville rifle range lease approved by the governor. Commissions issued to Lt. Jones and Lt. Vope. Governor Harris rules out office travel due to cold. Georgia Supreme Court orders new trials in two cases, reversing lower court rulings. Goldberg v Provident Washington Insurance and Temple Baptist Church v Georgian Terminal.
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Georgia
Chattanooga
State of Georgia
Craven Yards
Tennessee River
Georgia State Line
Rossville
Central of Georgia
T.A. G
Georgia Line
Western Union Telegraist Company
Theeorgia Southern and
Phorida Railroad
Macon and
Birmingham
Hawkinsville
Florida Southern
Georgia Thibunal
Yesteran
Georgia Supreme Court
W. D. Ellis
Superior Court
Fulton County
Jake Guldberg
Provident Washington Insurance Company
Temple Baptist Church
Georgian Terminal Company
Goldberg
Big Freeze Ahead Says Weather Man
A weather forecast warns of a big freeze heading into Friday night into Saturday morning. The cold air moving from the northwest is expected to push southward, bringing plunging temperatures and strong winds across several regions.
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Weather Man
United States
Hghtreavna
Recommendations Favor Levy After Board Findings In Augusta Case
The retiring board investigating Major Abram Levy of Augusta’s First Regiment N G reports not adverse to him and suggests possible transfer from active to retired list. The governor may accept the board’s nonadverse recommendations though he is not expected to act immediately.
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Abram Levy
Augusta
N. G. Ha
Tucker recovers cane with Constitution aid
A Thursday Constitution item reports Colonel H. H. Tucker, famed for his heavy iron walking stick, had misplaced it. A. Armstrong of Atlanta Railways phoned that he found the stick at the Forsyth Street viaduct stairway. Tucker valued it highly, likening it to a Kaiser Wilhelm symbol.
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Renine Aventans
H. H. Tucker
Atelanta
A. Armstrong
Atlanta Railways
Constitution
Colonel Tucker
Forsyth Street Viaduct
First Day's Sale of Season Tickets Sets Record in Atlanta
The 1918 Metropolitan grand opera season shows promise as Atlanta's best yet with a record first day of season ticket sales. Guarantors bought large blocks, eight tickets per guarantor, leaving many prime seats for Monday public sale at Cable Piano on North Broad. The three day guarantor sale ends Saturday night. public sale begins Monday.
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Atlanta
Third National Bank
Cable Piano Company
North Broad Street
Atlanta Music Festival Association
5009 Custom Tailors Strike in New York
In New York on March 3 five thousand custom tailors, many at Fifth Avenue shops, walked out for higher wages and an end to Sunday work and the free shop. Union officials said up to 15,000 more may join by Saturday and the strike could spread to about 150,000 tailors nationwide.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Knippla Sunk by Mine Off Falsterbo Coast
Reports say the Swedish steamer Knippla, 541 tons, struck a mine and sank about 80 yards inside Swedish waters near Falsterbo on February 29. Crew were rescued. A Copenhagen dispatch also notes a German flotilla laying mines south of Falsterbo.
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Stockholm
Londen
Knippla
Falsterbo
Sweden
Copenhagen
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Bussey -Wilkins
Misa Alice Smith
Griffin
Walter Scott Askew
Pir
Leonard Baldwin
Charles Elyen
George Dwelle
J. R. Finley
Warren Boyd
Spencer Boyd
Mrs
John J. Lynch
Miami
Marion Harper
St ‘Bridge
Piedmont
Laleah Adams
Bishop Hoss
Chicago
GEE Fairbank Sosran
New Orleans
Atlanta Constitution
Heart Songs
National Organization
National Committee of Five
Thas
Barnesville Rifle Range
Barnesville
Tatehouse
Governors Office
Thomas Edward Jones
Arthur & Vope
Second Cavalry
Overnor
Nat E. Harris
Capitol
Behaif
Tucker
Marseilles
Paris
Chambertin-Johnson-Duwore Co
Batistaels
Poplins
Percales
Bla Clearaway
Astin
Oregon City
Dobbs & Wey CO
Pryor ST. Nears Equitable
Miss Wilson Modiste
Foy
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