Social Highlights From A Busy Atlanta Bridge Luncheon
A series of social events unfolds with Miss Sarah Rawson hosting a morning bridge in honor of visitors Miss Diane Tate of New York Miss Lucy Hoke Smith and Miss Marvin King of Washington. Twenty eight guests enjoy prizes a luncheon and floral decor. Other gatherings include matinee tea for Miss Mary Hannah Fournes and Mrs Edward Hafer, a large bridge tea at Georgian Terrace for Mrs Alvin Wellhouse, and multiple bridge and tea parties honoring Miss Elizabeth Brown Miss Elizabeth Winship Bates and Miss Katherine Weber in Atlanta society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Rawson
Diane Tate
New York
Marjorie Brown
Lucy Hoke Smith
Annie Lee McKanale
Marvin King
Washington
Laura Ansley
Mary Helen Moody
Susie Tail- Man
Lury Smith
Goward
Elizabeth Rawson
Edward Hafer
Henrietta Crosman
Mary Hannah Fournes
Columbus
Edw. Charbonnier
Wellhouse
W. Buck
Georgian Terrace
Alvin Wetlhowse
Miss Brown
Elizabeth Winship
Bridge
Elizabeth Brown
Pittsburg
Emily Winship
Richmond
Miss Tate’s Weekend Visit Planned With Milas Marjorie Brown
To Miss Tate of New York will remain until Monday with Milas Marjorie Brown and several informal affairs are planned for the weekend. Mr Prince Webster will entertain at ten Saturday afternoon, a party at the Driving Club, and dinner Sunday night there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Diana Tate
New York
Milas Marjorie Brown
Prince Webster
Driving Club
Local clubs schedule varied meetings for March week
The Ladieal Memorial Association will meet at Carnegiebrary Friday morning at 9 o'clock. The Woman's Relief Corps holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday March 7 at 3 o'clock at Mrs. C L Gates 202 Forest avenue. The Atlanta Frances Willard Womans Christian Temperance Union marks Union Signal Red Letter day Thursday afternoon starting at 8 in Trinity church Sunday school room with invitation to all. Sheltering Arms Association board meets at 10 30 this morning. The Decatur Woman's Club meets Thursday March 7 at 3 pm in the kindergarten room where Dr Frances Sage Bradley will speak on The Work of the National Health Committee. All interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Selden
Eighth
Juniper Streets
Young People’s Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
New Thought
Henry Franks
New York
Atlanta
Psychological Society
Frank
Berkeley
Sunda
Hela
Hia
Carnegie Mbrary
Man
Rutherford Thompson
Viutins
Harry Mosgood
Hirence Crocker
Harold Lin
Archle Snead
Elkin Rice
William Terrell
Vialas
George H. Hehn
T. Hewittt DeHos
Leon Tumarez
Misa Mildrea Browne
U. U. Davenport
Milton Klein
Herbert Marbury
White
F. G. Adair
Lanier Walter
W. BE. Williams
Walter Withers
Albert Andrews
Misa
Clare Harden
James FR. Little
Atlanta Musical Association
America
Mortimer Wilson
The
Philharmonic
John Lamar Meek
Woman's Relief Corps
C. L. Gates
Rest Avenue
Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
Sheltering Arms Association
Decatur Woman's Club
Francessage Bradley
National Health Committee
Social events and visits at Capital City Club
Mrs Coffultt Carter attended a luncheon at the Capital City Club today. Mrs Henry Tucker journeys from Anderson to ten days’ visit. Mrs George Caldwell Spier hosts a bridge luncheon in honor of the Springfield Misses Jones and Miss Annie Lee McKenzie. Miss Lucy Hoke Smith and Miss Gutelius of Pennsylvania were guests of honor at a theater party with supper at the Capital City Club. Mrs R K L Hall of Norfolk plans to attend the wedding of Miss Lorena White and Dr Glasgow on April 1. Mr Joseph Gatins of New York and Mr Joseph Gating from Hot Springs, Ark, visit Friday.
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Lina Andrews
Bula Rirey
Macon
Martha Williamson
Savannah
Brideamatda
Tittle
Martha
Wlson
Master Mercer White
John Funke
Mre
TR. C. Henderson
Miax
Barbara Hunter
Mra IC. Turner
Sigs
Mary Jim Duidrap
Lridge
Mink Loly Vattillo
Misa Mildred Morris
Mra
H. Hicklen
J. Hall
Fay Wilson
Illa Belle Tuto
Coffultt Carter
Capital City Club
Henry HH. Tucker
Anderson
George Caldwell Spier
Misses Jones
Springfield
Annie Lee McKenzie
Mise Lucy Hoke Smith
Capitol City Club
Gutelius
Pennsylvania
Emma Gre
R. K. L. Hall
Norfolk
Lorena White
D. F. Glasgow
Joseph Gatins
New Yor
Joseph Gating
Ifot Springs
Ark
Cotterill Elected Seattle Mayor With Socialist Support
George F Cotterill, a single tax advocate, won the Seattle mayoralty by 665 votes over Hiram C Gill. The municipal telephone system proposition passed while a municipal newspaper project and all socialist candidates were defeated. Women and churches aided Cotterill amid fears Gill’s return would revive gambling and vice in districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
George F. Cotterill
Cotterill
Hiram C. Gill
Order of Good Templars
Healnd
Wis
Government closes in trial of packers
In Chicago on March the government closes its case in the long trial of ten meat packers charged with conspiracy to restrain trade. After thirteen weeks of witness exams, the defense moves to discharge the packers on grounds the charges are not proven. The government read industry statistics and company histories as 49 witnesses and 1,404 documents were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
United States
Frank Clark Moved When Gilchrist Came
In Washington on March 6 Governor Gilchrist of Floriga walked into the House and sat near Representative Frank Clark, who with the governor clashed over the Everglades development inquiry. Clark moved to a different part of the chamber after retorting to the governor as a pinhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gilchrist
Floriga
Representative Clark
Clark
Everglades
Rates at Baltimore subject of statement
Baltimore March 6 hotel men released a detailed schedule of rates for the Democratic National Convention next June after a meeting with the convention committee. The statement notes accommodations and price levels, while a bill to regulate rates awaits action in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Reading
Fatea
Legislaure
Lesson Over Left Eye Knocks Out Heyburn
Washington reports Senator Sutherland of Utah has taken charge of the elections committee’s Stephenson election case due to Senator Heyburn’s ten day illness and limited speech capacity. A physician warned speech could threaten his life, yet Heyburn spoke briefly in the arbitration treaties, then traveled to Atlantic City for rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sutherland
Utah
Elections Committee
Stephenson
Senate
Heyburn
Ryburn
Atlantic City
Rubber Goods Pays Dividend to Shareholders
New York March directors of the Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company today declared a dividend of 6 per on the common stock against 3 per in December last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Famine in Easter Eggs in Hestan and Mase
A March bestun report cites Easter egg shortages linked to a salt seized shipment and a U S district attorney action following the seizure of four cages of canny eggs alleged to violate pure food regulations. The seizure occurred with the labora tory having sworn to the purity of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hestan
Mase
Bestun
Tates
Conodoin
Dwear
How to Make a Real Wrinkle Remover
A report outlines a do it yourself beauty remedy marketed as a simple home solution. The text claims quick, visible tightening effects with a powder and herbal mix, promising cheaper, faster results than commercial products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Oriven
McMinnville Woman Credits Cardus For Narrow Escape
Mrs. Ghorge Williams of McMinnville Tennessee says Cardus saved her life from a terriffic back and womanly ailment. Doctors wanted operation but she treated with Cardus first and recovered weight, appetite, and energy. She praises Cardus as the grandest medicine for suffering women and urges others to try it with the Chattanooga Medicine Co. offering a 64 page treatment book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
America
Forcia
Toto
Tani
Seatland
Apleadia Young
Ately
Balieves
Femerionn
Cardus
K. B—Welge
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chatt
Tanooga
Tent
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Rr Bliss Leler Wilsor
Texas
Margaret Wright
Mies Browh
Paul Vose
Swift
Phillips McDuffle
Frank Swift
Marion Bengon
Frank Adair
Sioughty Manley
Mitchell King
Cam Dorsey
Hughes Spalding
James Tiley
Charles Remeen
Dowdell Brown
A.D. Aguir
West
Christian Church
A. HE. Buchanan
Missen Bartholomew
Oscar Pappenheimer
AL Werner
Miss Weber
Katherine Weber
Mont Atlanta
Francie Minor
Hattie
Elizabeth Weber
Misa Weber
Misa Weber Was Her Mother, Mrs. N. J. Weber
Pearl Clark
Jenie Roberta
Ruth Brown
Blanche Orgain
Misa Lucile Minor
Gertrude Owens
Nelle Owens
Misa Louise Marbut
Eleanor Bracewell
Mise Huby Tribbte
Fusio Triphle
George C. Munn
W. C. Owens
Ce. W. Fus
Dramatic Club
Gainesville
North Georgia Agricultural College Dramatic Club
Brenau Auditorium
Brenau
Rene Recreation Hall
Pramatic Club
Griffin
Quitman
Americus
Albany
Valdosta
Wauc
Madelina Beers
Harold Beers
Misa Margaret Inman
Fack Coppage
Bridge Ten
Theodore Hammond
Milas Diane Tate
Florence
H. H. Tucker
Dr. B. Branch
Sidnay (. Johnson
W. H. Blanchard
W. F. Slaton
Missiene Snyder
Miga Alice Vandiver
Mr. Homer Black
Athens
Douglas Lawton
Merriitts Avenue
Walter Parker
Decatur
Halsey McGovern
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Mary Hannah Flournoy
Edward Charbonner
Esten Mansfield
Ansley Park
W. M. Harrington
Kentucky
Henry W. Salynon
J. J. Haverty
Bryan M. Grant
Elkin-Goldsmith Sanitarium
D. GQ Batchelor
Newport News
J. W. Brown
Dawnsnn
Fred Goldsmith
Teo Grossman
Lal
Anni Mar Broach
Evelyn Walker
Trilby McGoodwin
Agnes Scott College
Misa @itle Barmore
Wealeyan College
Robert Crumley
Grantland Rice
Frank Lanier
Yucata
Princess Forioreatment
Haan
Action Hy Poyeman
Whitehall St
Autrvatg
Ladieal Memorial Association
Carnegiebrary
Faust Macaroni
ALL Bros
ST. Lau. MO
Jor
Frank Clark
Agostini
Old Capital City Club
Geatburn
Mcminnville
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