Social Events And Lectures At Local Happenings
A flurry of afternoon and matinee parties marks a busy week. Mrs. Thomas hosts a history class gathering with Mrs. Brown, inviting Miss Harris and Miss Dickey to honor Miss Margaret Harris. Mrs. Woolley hosts a forty two party for Miss Dickey, and Miss Starr attends a matinee. Mrs. Moran and others attend teatime at Cafe Denechaud. Robert Cooper plans a Lyric matinee for Miss Lucile Craig. Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Waller host bridge and dinner for guests including Miss Bannigan. Rabbi Marx to lecture at Iaman Park Study club. Dr Fealy to lecture on Prove All Things at Carnegie Library. YWCA notes list gymnastics, folk dancing, and classes in millinery and Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harris
Alonzo Richardson
Eugenia Richardson
College Park
Margaret Harris
Miss Dickey
Cleveland
Ohic
Corrie Hoyt Brown
Vassar Woolley
Grand
Annie Lee McKenzie
Frances Starr
Miss Craig
Robert Cooper
The
Lyric
Lucile Craig
Lawrenceville
J. ©. Cooper
Miss Bannigan
Madge Bannigan
Providence, R
Rees Marshall
Marshall
Bridge
Samuel Weller
Hildreth Ower
Miss Banagan
Rabbi Marx
David Marx
Iaman Park
J. RR. Dickey
Euclid Avenue
AUL
Atlanta Matinee Party and Lectures Highlight Society Notes
Miss Hamilet Haden hosts a matinee and tea at the Georgian Terrace for Mrs. Frank Nathan of Boston. Dr L A Fealy of Birmingham will lecture at the Carnegie Memorial Tuesday night on Prove All Things. Altrarian society officers and directors elected in Atlanta with lectures monthly. Miss Laura Ansley plans a theater party honoring Miss Dickey. Eugene Turner to host a bowling party next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
Fealy
Altrurian Society
L. A. Pealy
Birmingham
Ala
Carneglebrary
Altrarian Club
Hillyer Building
Hennie Franklin
Georgian Terrace
Frank Nathan
Boston
Eugene Hancock
L. A. Fealy
Carnegie Mbrory
Astruran
Atlanta
Altrarian Society
L. A. Feely
J. W. Blair
San Francisco
Grace Smith
McCulloch
Madison, Ga
W. A. Moore
T. W. Powell
Oscar Fischer
Cullman
Miss Dickey
Laura Ansley
Cleveland
Corrie Hoyt Brown
Eugene Turner
Westminster Park Embroidery Club Meeting Notice
The Westminster Park Embroidery club will meet at Mrs. A. B. Turner’s home at 30 Brookline street Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. All members are urged to be present. Swift & Co.’s fresh beef in Atlanta for week ending March 2 averaged 10.27 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Park
A. B. Turner
Brookline Street
Wednesaday
Swift & Co
Atlanta
Women of Atlanta Work to Free Mountain Couple
An Atlanta movement began yesterday to secure release of mountaineer Balisle and his newlywed wife held in Fulton County Jail as witnesses in a murder case. Organizers include Mrs. Robert C. Alston Mrs. Wilmer Lt. Moore Mrs. Nellie Peters Black and Mrs. Frank Meadow with William H. Arnaud of Arnard & Donehoo leading the legal effort likely via habeas corpus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Rising Temperature Forecast for Atlanta Today
The local weather bureau predicts fair conditions with a slowly rising temperature in Atlanta for today. A slight frost is expected in the morning, with the mercury rising to 60 degrees by noon. Across the United States, the weather is clear and cool, with the high reaching 58 degrees at 2 PM locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Atlanta
United States
Terminal depot clerk leads fund drive for Fireman Gillespie’s family
On Monday the relief fund for Fireman J. Gillespie’s widow and children exceeded $500. C D Phillips, a soda clerk at the Terminal depot, pursued subscriptions started Saturday with Train Carter Griffin. Phillips added money and six checks totaling $15.50, and plans to raise at least $30 more to reach $106 from the Terminal as part of voluntary donations at The Constitution office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 3
Gillespie
Constitution Office
C. D. Phillips
Carter Griffin
Constitution
Phillips
Stage Devil and Affinity Indicted by Grand Jury
W. T. van Brocklin, a moving picture actor, and Miss Jessie Adams, a young actress, were indicted by the Fulton grand jury for the March term after arrest at the Cumberland hotel. Two women claiming to be his wives later appeared, prompting bigamy inquiries. Adams asked for immediate indictment to plead guilty and pay her fine so she could leave Atlanta with her company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. van Brocklin
Jessie Adams
Cumberland Hotel
Fulton
van Brocklin
Miss Adams
Atlanta
Gullatt Claims Alibi In Ambitious Alabama Case
Claud B. Gullatt mayor of Phenix City Alabama goes on trial in Muscogee Superior Court for accessory before the fact in an assault with intent to murder. He allegedly paid 25 dollars to Dr W F Whitehead to perform a criminal operation on a young woman. Dr Whitehead received one year on the state farm. Gullatt contends a conspiracy and that he was in Charing Georgia at the time. Tom Pace testified that 25 dollars would suffice and Gullatt sought fifty witnesses for his defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Claud B. Gullatt
Phenix City
Ala
Muscogee Superior Court
W. F. Whitehead
Whitehead
Gullatt
Charing
Tom Pace
Adopted Boy Vanishes After Prominent Farmer Reports Loss
Rome Georgia March 3 Special. K M Looney a farmer and Confederate veteran tells police his adopted son Obie Hubbard 15 vanished after promising to attend Sunday school. The boy was taken from Bap- Hist orphanage at Wapeville six weeks ago and had been living with Looney and his wife whose home was in Athens police notified Athens authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Obie
K. M. Looney
Here
Obie Hubbard
Wealthy planter T. J. Lowe dies at Mableton Ga
Telegrams report the death of T J Lowe a wealthy planter and former Atlantan at his Mableton home He was the father in law of Tom Pitts the Atlanta cigar man and was well known in Atlanta before moving away six to eight years ago Interment will likely be near his Mableton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Paroles Recommended For Six Life Term Convicts
President DeGraw of the federal parole board carried to Washington the board’s first recommendation for parole for life-term inmates at Atlanta. Senate action and House effort opened the path for life-time parole. Of sixty-five long-term inmates at Atlanta, eleven applied for parole, and six may be granted under the new rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeGraw
Federal
Atlanta
Washington
United States
United States Senate
Bacon
House
William Schley Howard
Wfe
Georgia bankers meet to draft state bank regulations
Leading Georgia bankers meeting informally at Capital City club to draft a state law guiding banks under state charter. The conference aims to mirror sections from the 1912 bill, with hopes to file a bill next summer. guests include top bankers and officials from the Georgia Bankers' Association and Central Bank and Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Capital City
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Senate
House
A. F P. Coles
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Benjamin W. Hunt
Eatonton
Wwidle Georgia Bank
Miller. Lane
Savannah
Citizens’ and Southern Bank
Rufus H. Brown
Augusta
Georgia Railroad Bank
J. G. Council
Americus
Planters' Bank
Georgia Bankers
Mr. Coles
Capital City Club
Robert J. Lowry
Atlanta Clearing Age
Asa G. Candler
Joseph A. McCord
Haynes McFadden
Chamber of Commerce
Auditorium Armory
Barber seeks 25000 damages after steam pipe wheel drops on head
Callum Apple a 27 year old barber in William H Reynolds shop basement of the Candler building sues Coca Cola company and building owners for 25000 alleging a wheel from a steam pipe valve fell on his head on January 3 injuring him. He says the incident caused medical bills three and a half thousand? and impaired his sight hearing and speech while reducing his earning capacity two thirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callum Apple
Wiliam H. Reynolds
Candler
Sait
Coca-Cola Company
Barbera
Superior Court
Hill & Wright
Apple
Inar ale et Examine Friedmanns Gure
Dr E C Thrash travels to New York to study Friedmann's touted tuberculosis cure. He has read medical articles and journals, wired Friedmann, and received an invitation to examine the German serum methods. Thrash plans return to Atlanta later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Friedmann
E. C. Thrash
Atate
New York
Fash
Fae Desigelt
API
Friedmann
Nqe
Atlanta
General Council Investigates Hose Bid and Street Plan
The council reviews a 2000 foot hose purchase at 2000 plus discounts, with West securing a bid 200 dollars under market and further ten day payment discount. Alderman McClelland defends the mayor’s veto on street tearing and fire alarm work. dispute over 10 percent rebate, bids for engine, and bids from Webb and La France. Fourteen council members later voting again on trematory inspector funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Fire Board
Ragsdale
Webb
Okentte Company
McClenland
John McClelland
General Council
Woodward
Counci
Algerman John & Candled
la France
Lynch
Ashley
Ettor Deported By Order Of Canada
Joseph Ettor, a leader of the Industrial Workers of the World strike in Lawrence Massachusetts, was deported from Canada after being taken from a train at White Rock British Columbia. Immigrant officers kept him under guard and he refused to answer questions claiming U S citizenship on his way to Victoria to lecture. Ottawa ordered deportation without stated reason beyond viewing him as an agitator. Ettor, acquitted in Salem murder case, remains aligned with the I W W despite threats of disownment from his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine, Wash
Joseph Ettor
Industrial Workers of the World
Lawrence
Mass
United States
White Rock
B. C
Ottawa
Hitter
Victoria
Ettor
Salem
Parrot Tells Death News In New York Room
In New York on March 2 the screams of a parrot from John Sewell’s room disturbed the household. Police investigated as Powell was found dead in bed. The parrot in the cage was weak from thirst and hunger. Doctors said Powell died last Thursday of heart disease after separation from his wife five years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Sewell
Powell
Peachtree Creek Sewer Report Clears Water Quality
Councilman Claude Ashley reports with the sewer committee on Peachtree creek water, finding little putrid matter and no sewage pollution. Odors on Peachtree road blamed on Armour fertilizer factories. city Attorney Maynon says city lacks jurisdiction, county may deem factories a nuisance to health. Baby burned in Nashville incident as two children watched, infant crawled into open fire but was saved. serious injuries risk to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Ashley
Sanitary Committee of Council
Peachtree Creek
Ashley
Peachtree Road
Armour
Maynon
Nashville
G B. Casey
Clarence Casey
Faust Spaghetti And Bankruptcy In Marietta
An advertisement touts Faust Spaghetti as a nutritious low cost food while a bankruptcy proceeding in Marietta seeks a receiver for J J Black Lumber company. Creditors claim a debt totaling 350,080 with assets including planing mills lumber plants building material and livestock.
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O. E. Brown
Alice Muse Thomas
Jessie Muse
Thomas
Han
Earty
Harold Powdls
Ransom
Knoxville
Harry Moraan, Jr
Moran
Cafe
Denechaud
Jones
Miss Rosser
Nora Belle Rosser
Henry Porter
Y.W.C
Rubins
Miss Hamilet Haden
Astrurian Society
Women OF
Nunnally Soda Fountain
Whitehall St
Peachtree St
Ndabis New Homem
Femchinte
Ofl
Bretanay
Joyner
Ruth Carr Benson
Irs
Je F. Carree
J. E. VanValkenbure
James Alexander
Orn
C DB. Marsh
G. Sims
Shapkins
T. J. Lowe
Mableton, Ga
Barber
Inar
Order OF Canada
Parrot
Faust Spaghee
Faust Spaghett
St. Louis, Ma
Kapporik Pamey Aes WM
Uae
Gold Dust
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Atlanta Theater
Mme
Charlotte von Skibinsky
Pianiste
Cleveland-Manning Piano Company
Pryor Street
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