Socials and visits fill a bustling Atlanta week
Mr Lucien Wyatt arrives from New Fork to visit his mother Mrs Laura Wyatt. Mr and Mrs Rawson Collier host a small picnic party at Bul Slutce vee this afternoon. Mr and Mrs W F Mason entertain twenty guests at a dancing party this evening at their Sumner home. Wade Langston of St Louis visits her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Collier. Atlanta friends celebrate Mrs Walter Talon Forbes’s successful New York operation, via telegram from Miss Nell Tilion Forbes. Miss Henrietta Taylor of Pine Bluff, now guest of Mrs Hall Miller at Rast Lake, remains a month. Mrs Grant Wilkins recovers from illness. Mrs Edmund Berkley resting in Abingdon Va. Gentis and Miss Ina Gentry will return Wednesday from Augusta and stay at Virginia Manor Last Lake. Mr and Mrs JT Woodside Jr will remain at Georgian Terrace. Mrs B Yow Mustes, Faith and Sarah You of Lavonia visit Mr and Mrs Luther Rosser Jr. Mrs W T Bennett of St Louis, wintering in Inman Park, leaves for Dallas next week. Mr and Mrs JH Bennett host an afternoon antiques club yesterday. Mr 8B Dull recovers from recent illness. Miss Stern of Chicago visits Mrs Jack Hirsch on Myrtle Street and leaves for Savannah mid March then Opera. Mrs Blankex, ill with grip, convalesces at the Davis-Fischer sanitarium. Mrs J Broach absent from home on St Charles Avenue. Mrs Felton Jones of Cartersville returns home after visiting Mrs W Austell. Mrs William Wright of Chicago, guest of Mrs J C Beam, will return home today.
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Lucien Wyatt
New Fork
Laura Wyatt
Rawson Collier
W F Mason Wil
Sumner
Atlanta
Walter Talon Forbes
New York City
Nell Tilion Forbes
Henrietta Taylor
Pine Blatt
Fruman
Edmund Berkley
JP Mobley
Abingdon
Sarah You
Lavonia
Luther Rosser Jr
W T Bennett
St Loui
WN Bennett
Inman Park
Dallas
Jh, Bennett
B Yankex
Davis-Fischer Sanitarium
J . Broach
St Charles Avenue
Felton Jones
Cartersville
W Austell
William Wright
Chicago
J C Beam
Technical Societies Banquet Commemorates Engineer Calvin Rice
Calvin W Rice, prominent New York engineer and secretary of the Atlanta section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, spoke at the Affiliated Technical Societies banquet in the Piedmont hotel. He discussed Increasing Participation of Engineers in National Affairs, using lantern slides from 1913 events with German engineers. About 400 engineers attended the event despite dinner and reception for the guests.
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Calvin W Rice
New York City
Techncal Societies
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
American Society of Mechanical Dagneers
Hice
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
New York Edison Company
Rice
Girls to Sell Tickets for Suffrage Picture
Society girls will sell tickets this morning for the suffrage moving picture melodrama to be held at the Grand Wednesday and Thursday of next week. They will appear in decorated automobiles at various places on Whitehall street. Participants include Miss Mildred Sault Miss Margaret Green Miss Caroline Blount Miss Mamie Hardin Wiss Justine Henderson Mika Mary Stewart Williams Miss Margaret Pratt and Miss Mildred ach.
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Society
Whitehall Street
Mildred Sault
Margaret Green
Iss Caroline Blount
Mamer Hardin Wiss
Justine Hapderson
Mika Mary Stewart Williams
Wargaret Pratt
Mildred
Atlanta Streets to be Improved in 1915 Plan
More than twenty miles of Atlanta streets will be graded and improved in 1915 at an estimated cost between 500000 and 600000. The program, adopted by the county public works and city street committees, includes West Mitchell street and Hemphill avenue resurfacing, Ponce de Leon, Spring and South Pryor streets, with county forces handling Spring Street regrading and material purchases, and coordinated city-county supervision.
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Atlanta
County Public Works Committee
Councils
W Tom Winn
Commis Sion
Mitchell Street
Brek
Biu
Hemphill Avenue
North Avenue
City Limits
Tourteenth Street
Peachtree
Hemphill
Gordon
Lee
Solemess
Ponce de Leon Avenue
All Road
Wareland Avenue
Spring Street
Fourteenth
Peachtres Road
South Pryor
South Forsyth Streets
J Oscar Mills
Peachtree Road
W A Hansel
Cty
Finance Committee
Second Ward
Pryor Street
Bits
West Mitchell Street
South Side
Winn Saia
Public Works Committee
College Park
Dasat Point
Highland
Windolph Street
Ponce de Leon
Sth
Southern Railway
Tenth Street
Piedmont
Houlevard
City Imlte Ponce de Lenn
Raiway
Moreland
Smount
Varns Williams
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Mies
Ina Gentry
Au Suste
Virginia Manor
Last Lake
JT Woodside Jr
Theorgian Terrace
John Grant Ir
Anting Club
8B Dull
Miss Stern
Jack Hirsch
Myrtle Street
Maull Bros
St. Louis, U.S. A
Fifth Avenue
Hudson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lyerything
Pennsylvania Station
Martinique
Broadway
New York
Charles Leigh Tawor
Walter Chandi
IR Walters Gitson
Bellwood
West Mitchell
AB & A
Magnon and Turner
Ashby
George A Clayton
Mariette
Chestnut
Jefferson West Pourteenth
Brom Hemphill
Howell Mil
Kennedy
Exposition
Marietta
Howell
Fworth Avenue
Eliymite
Chattahoochee Avenue
Bolton Road
Oliver
Neal Fowler
West Peachtree
Chinkamauga
Ponders
Oakland
Georgia
Pryor
McDaniel
West Georgia
Glenn
Georgina
Hordford
Avon
Dill Mender
Bervi
Humphries
Roseland Forsyth
Garnett
Whitehall
Forsyth
Cooper
Whitehat
Gergia Avenue
Varsor
Sidney
Hit
Trom Felt
Amant
Arde Flat Shoals
Wyle
Virginia Avenue
Wer Boyle
Hunter
Vins
South Boulevard
Prai Berean
Belt Railway
Falr
Niledge
Krom Hill
Oak
Dargan
Sixth
Gardner
Beit
Moreath
Grant
Woodasrd
Georgi Avenue
Piedmhont
Fifteenth
Southerraiwa
Weat
Heel Mit
Lake Avenue
Willams
Marletta
Uy Pver
Diil
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Macon
Augusta
Savannah
Macon Telegraph
Leutenant
Chariton
Augusta Chronicle
Owls’ Club
Europe
Cramer
Goettingen
Lischnewska
Aleoholst
Berlin
Baer
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Danzgerstrasse
Bollingers
Munich
Kraepeln
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Emmanuel
Italy
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Spain
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Sweden
Ferdinand
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Methodist
Baptist
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