Society Notes Fill Atlanta With Teas and Clubs
Mrs Van Horn hosts a genteel afternoon at her Inman Park home with Mrs Adolph Huguet and others amid decorated tables, lace and pink accents. The event accompanies a blue ribbon of society gatherings including an art exhibition by Cameron Burnside, a Forty-two club tea, and a Whist party with prizes. Miss Whitney celebrates a birthday at Miss Banks’s home with a dance. Meetings and lectures at Cable Hall feature Mrs Bruce M. Brown and the Psychological Society as well as a Blue Tea room charity event and a busy calendar of bridge gatherings at multiple residences.
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van Horn
As Horn
My McAulay Bank
icPherson
Adolph Huguet
Wel Inman
Revert
Preston Brown
Wip Caweon
Hears Cooper Barnes
John
Burnside
Cameron Burnside
Carasgic Hbrary
Atlanta Art Henadration
Grease Brown
Cable Hall
Bruce M
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
Boston
Brown
the of
Atlanta
Cable Piano Pany Hall
North Brond Street
Btree
The
Psychological Society
Oew
Whitney
Mra
J. R. Banks J
Inman Park
Mabel Whhitney
Thaosé
Mabel Whitney
Sarah Terrell
Elizabeth Dull
Louise Meir
Mims Hazel Whitney
James Derjwr Carter
S §. Banks
Bernard Camp
al Fincher
Janet Anderson
Rt. Banks
W. C. Cole
Mieg Grace Troutman
Athens
Local society notes recount guests and gatherings of Potts and associates
Mrs Potts and Colonel and Mrs Van Orsdale host a varied guest list including General and Mrs Potte and Major and Mrs McCoy with others at hotels and homes. Updates on health, travel and social events fill the page, mentioning Miss Stewart, Mrs Pinkusschn and Miss Du Bignon among attendees. Movements include James Fight ill in Decatur and Mrs Madden recovering from grip.
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Mra. Potts
Mra. van Orsdale
Potte
Newnan Merchant Denies Disappearance Rumor
Newnan Georgia March 6. Orr a prominent local merchant says he did not disappear and only learned of the rumor on a train from friends. He left Thursday for Atlanta to buy goods and returned Friday afternoon. He denies any disappearance and questions the rumor’s source.
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Newnan
Norr
My Atlache
Atlanta
Witc
Bishop Candler Returns From Mexico Trip
Bishop Warren A. Candler of the Methodist Episcopal Church South arrives in Atlanta after presiding over three annual conferences in Mexico. He reports strong progress in Mexican churches and notes their prosperous condition. He visited cities including Mexico City, Monterey, and Chihuahua and delivered the opening sermon at St. Paul’s Church in Houston en route.
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Warren A. Candler
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Atlanta
Mexico
Candler
Monterey
Chibushua
Houn~ton
Texas
St. Paul's Church
Aouthern Mathodium
W. ¥. Quillian
Invisible Bifocals Promise Clear Vision with Mixed News
Walter Ballard Optical Co announces bifocals that offer near and far sight in one lens with mixed recommendations. In Athens, Ga, J P Bims, ex-agent for Southern "roid" in this city, faces a charge of cheating and swindling around a hundred dollars. his committal trial is set for tomorrow, though he is out on bond.
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Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree Street
Sims
Athens
J—J. P. Bims
Atlanta train schedules under review by Georgia rail bodies
A complaint from prominent Travelers Protective Association members prompts Georgia rail officials to press for more systematic publication of passenger train times in Atlanta newspapers. Chairman Cambman S. McLendon plans a conference with railroad officials to avoid formal action while seeking reliable schedule information in and out of the city. If unresolved, the issue may be brought before the association at its next meeting.
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Georgia Division
Travelers
Atlanta
Cambman SG
McLendon
Wth
Traina
McLendon Wen
Travelers Protective Association
Big Golf Match in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia on March 6 the first round of match play for the presidents cup will be held Saturday afternoon between Waller Camp Yale coach and J W Dalglish Augusta cotton broker. They are among the finest golfers in the south and all golf interest in Augusta centers on the match.
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Augusta
Speem
Waller Camp
Yale
J. W. Dalglish
South
Auguste
Capital project seeks restraining order over floor tests
In Little Rock Arkansas Caldwell and Drake contractors for the new state capitol asked chancery court for a temporary restraining order to bar Kurt Berle and J W Markiem emport engineers from the war and treasury departments and David Glover the house committee chairman from continuing floor tests. They filed for 310000 damages claiming tests were unfair and far exceeded the specifications on the newly installed unfinished floors.
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Little Rock
Ark
Caldwell
Drake
Chancery Court
Kurt Berle
J. W. Markiem
War and Treasury Departments
David Glover
House Committee
New
State Capitol
Body of Infant Found in Yard at 162 Third Avenue
Police report the discovery of an infant's body in a yard at 162 Third Avenue. The newborn was found by a resident and thrown there by an unknown person. Authorities are investigating and seeking the culprit in this case.
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Mason
Third Avenue
Gorzon
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Charles H. Starling
H. A. Harris
John Jenkins
Ees Dyer
Eugene Whitaker
Woodall
Misa Mabel Sewell
Wee Atos-Sanderlin
Miwe
Bue Amos
Harry San- EW
Ertin
St. Luke's
C. B Wilmer
Yauter
Sanderlin
Nortex
Miss Amos
Roagoke
Ala
Andrew M. Lloyd
Ponce de Leon Avenue
F. Ofer
Sige
Blue Tea Pet
Nina Hornady
Louise Cheatham
Elizabeth Duncan
Claude Maupin
Andre May Fuller
Annie May
S. A. Magli
R A. Redding
Walter
Mary Howard Meador
F. C. Foster
R. A. Redding
William King
Lexington
Harrold
T. B. French
Alfred Truitt
R. EK. Morgen
Walter Barnwell
Lloyd Paris
W. T. Gentry
Frank Pearson
Anna Whitman Lorris
Glascock Barrett
Allen Hall
Misa Rosw [Beerman
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wit
Mre
Charlon Rice
West Peachores
Venice
Clarence Blosser
Antoinette Blount
Colonel
Mra .Terrell
Generel
Allen’s
J. P. Allen & Co
Whitehall
Sainse Pea
James, Sherman
Washington
Match
Bath
Taft
Airs
Sherman
Hire
Warren Boyd
Mary Madden
Rute
West End
Harvey Anderson
Sehine Club
Henry R. Marth
Meriwether County
Te Becter
Frances Stewart
Joseph
Tema Salmie
Gamuel
James L. Fight
Bix
Decatur
Mario Sciple
Woversl Momtha Fa
Chicago
Bea Antonio
A. B. Christopher
J. B. Whitman
Martha Whitman
St. Paterm Bars
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Hattie Colquitt
George Howard
James Duffy
New Orleans
the Majestic
W.A. Rafferty
C. Clarks
Judge Welter Colquitt
Elvens
Robert Alston
Bridge Club
Crusselle
Wath
Bold
Baterton
Yanterday
Stephen Christle
Mount Airy
Barrington Branch
Baltimore
Tums
Jeno Lovely
Peabody Conservatory
Branch
Peabody
Majestic Foral
Willem Rafferty
C. C. Clark
FM. Brownitt
James MecClyment
Philadephia
Willam H. Moyer
Buford
Ida Suddeth
Bishop Candler
Railroad Commission
Bauer Grocery Co.’S
Peachtree St. Bell
Ivy
Alabama
Davis & Freeman
Jewelers
Whitehall St
Henry Jones
Macon
Deary Jones
Ben J. Jones
OriMnarm Wiley
Keely - Ziegler Shoes
Keely- Ziegler Shoe
Keely-Ziegler
Keely
Venn
Pegatente House
AGAS
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Mississippi
Emerson
Hough
the Sebte-Berr Co. Publishers
Morrow Transfer and Storage Co
Prome M
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