Bridge Luncheon Honoring Visitors At Local Party
Miss Sarah Rawson hosted a morning bridge luncheon for twenty eight guests including Miss Diane Tate of New York Miss Lucy Hoke Smith of Washington and Miss Marion King of Washington visiting Miss Laura Ansley At the card tables red roses and ferns decorated the rooms prizes went to Miss Mary Helen Moods Susie Hall Man and Miss Lucy Smith A luncheon followed The hostess wore blue charmeuse with velvet and lace Miss Elizabeth Rawson was in gray The matinee tea honored Miss Mary Hannah Fournoy of Columbus The Georgian Terrace will host a bridge tea for Mrs Alvin Wellhouse before her sailing Mrs Elizabeth Winship entertained twelve guests for bridge in compliment to Miss Elizabeth Brown of Pittsburg An array of Richmond roses decorated the setting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Rawson
Diane Tate
Nework
Marjorie Brown
Lucy Hoke Smith
Annie Lee McKennie
Marion King
Washington
Laura Ansley
Mary Helen Moods
Susie Hall- Man
Lucy Smith
Elizabeth Rawson
Edward Slater
Henrietta Crosman
Mary Hannah Fournoy
Columbus
Edw. Charbonnier
Miss Brown
Elizabeth Winship
Bridge
Elizabeth Brown
Pittsburg
Emily Winship
Richmond
Mbra
Brown Bride-to-be Hosts A Pleasant Social Afternoon
A social event featured tea and refreshments in a dining room centerp ie bowl of red roses with guests wearing lace and mull. Miss Annie Winship Bates wore mull and lace. Mrs Bates in black net. Miss Winship Bates in pink silk. Mrs Paul Vose poured. A luncheon followed with Mrs Frank Swift as guest of honor and a guest list including Mrs Marlon Benson and others. A silver tulip centerpiece and pink highlights set the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Vose
Social doings and concerts at Atlanta society events
Harold Beers and Miss Margaret Inman hosted a tea reception with yellow tulips jonquils and lace boudoir caps as prizes. A missionary tea at Mrs George K Selden's home benefits the Young People's Missionary Society. Henry Frank, New York, to lecture in Atlanta on The Awakening of Man. Junior Philharmonic Orchestra plans first public school concert at North Avenue School with listed musicians. Mrs Theodore Tarmant entertained ten guests at bridge.
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Harold Beers
Margaret Inman
Mia
Jack Coppage
Miss Brown
George K. Selden
Eighth and
Juniper Streets
Young People’s Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
Henry Frank
New York
Atlanta
Psychological Society
Ana Ita
Prank
Berkeley
Carnegie Hbrary
Man
Orchestra
Atlanta Musical Agssociation
North Avenue
T. H. Hancock
Gould Chapman
Helen Whitaker
George S. Farr
Bessie Voorhees
Genevieve Voorhees
Mata Duke
Louise Browne
Crofoot
Rutherford Thompson
Harry Ongood
Clarence Crocker
Harold Liinker
Archie Sneed
Elkin Rice
William Terrell
George H. Kehn
T. Hewitt
Leon Tamarez
Misa Mildrea Browne
G. G. Davenport
Milton Klein
Herbert Marbury
Dr. White
F. G. Adair
Lanier Walter
W. E. Willams
Walter Withers
Albert Andrews
Plano
K. Clare Harden
James R. Little Ia
Atlanta Musical Association
America
Mortimer. Wirgen
Philharmonic
John Lamar Meek
Bridge Ten
Theodore Tarmant
Bridge
Miss Marjorie Brown Hosts Tea After Game in New York
Miss Marjorie Brown and her guest Miss Diane Tate of New York attended a post game tea. Twelve gentlemen joined them and refreshments were served. The tea table was adorned with pink roses and narcissi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Brown
Diane Tate
New York
Refrigerator Needed for Florence Children Home
The Florence Home for Children seeks a refrigerator to keep milk fresh for babies, inviting donations and providing contact options with Mrs H. H. Tucker and Dr. FE. Broach. The item appears alongside a social page detailing April wedding plans and numerous social events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
H. H. Tucker
FE. Broach
Informal Weekend Plans in Honor of Mary Jorte Brown
A string of informal events is planned in New York for Mary Jorte Brown. Details mention a Monday stay, Midge Tate as hostess, and gatherings at the Driving Club, including a daytime tea and a Sunday bowling party with dinner at the Driving Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs ‘Tate
Mizg- Diduas Tate
New York
Midge Mary Jorte - Brown
Prinea Webster
Driving Club
Local women's clubs schedule week meetings
Thea Ladies Memorial Association meets Friday at 11 AM at Carnegie Library. Woman's Relief Corps holds its monthly meeting Thursday March 7 at 3 PM at Mrs C L Gates 202 Barrest Avenue. Atlanta Frances Willard Womans Christian Temperance Union marks Union Signal Red Letter Day Thursday afternoon with a program at Trinity Church Sunday school room. Sheltering Arms Association meets 10 30 AM today. Decatur Woman's Club meets Thursday March 7 at 3 PM in kindergarten room with Dr Frances Sage Bradley addressing on The Work of the National Health Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
C. L. Gates
Barrest Avenue
Atlanta
Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Decatur Woman's Club
Frances Sage Bradley
National Health Committee
Social notes from Capital City Club events and guests
Mrs Colquitt Carter attended a luncheon today at the Capital City Club. Mrs Henry H Tucker has gone to Anderson South Carolina for ten days. Mrs George Cauldwell Spier will entertain at a bridge luncheon for eight guests on Friday in compliment to the Misses Jones of Springfield. Mr and Miss Annie Lee McKenzie and Miss Lucy Hole Smith were honored at a theater party last night followed by supper at the Capital City Club. Miss Gutellus of Pennsylvania arrived to spend a few days with Miss Emma Gregg. Mrs R E L Hall of Norfolk will arrive on the 18th for the wedding of her niece Mrs Lorena White and Dr D F Glasgow on April 11. Mr Joseph Gatins of New York and Mr Joseph Gatins Jr will return Friday from Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Francie Minor
Hattie
Elizabeth Weber
Miss Weber
N. L. Weber
Pearl Clark
Janie Roberts
Ruth Brown
Blanche Orgain
Lucile Minor
Gertrude Owens
Nellie Owens
Mina Louise Marbu
Lorena White
Daniel. Fulkerson Glasgow
Tyrone
Eula Riley
Macon
Martha Williamson
Kavannah
Httle
Martha
Wilson
Mercer White
George Cauldwell Spier
Misses Jones
Springfield
Annie Lee McKenzie
Lucy Hole Smith
Capitol City Club
Gutellus
Pennsylvania
Emma Gregg
R.E. L. Hall
Norfolk
D. F. Glasgow
Joseph Gatins
New York
Hot Springs
Ark
Single Taxer Cotterill Elected Mayor of Seattle
Seattle March 6 George F Cotterill won the Seattle mayoral race by 665 votes, supported by socialist strongholds and voters aligned with his single tax platform. Gill fared poorly as socialist candidates and a municipal paper project failed, while women and churches aided Cotterill in defeating recalls and vice district concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
George F. Catteril
Catterill
Hiram €. Gill
Cotterill
Independent Order of Good Templars
Gill
Gills
Government closes in trial of Packers
After thirteen weeks and one day of jury selection and witness examination the government closed its case in the trial of ten defendants charged with conspiracy to restrain trade in the beef packing industry. Judge Carpenter adjourned to hear a motion to discharge the packers, with defendants expected to argue a week. The government read statistics and corporate histories as 49 witnesses testified and 1,404 documents were admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaro
March
Carpenter
United States
Frank Clark Moved When Gilchrist Came
Washington March 6 There was momentary excitement in the house as Governor Gilchrist of Florida walked in and sat near Representative Clark The two shared divergent views on the Everglades development inquiry by a house committee A letter replying to insinuations referred to Gilchrist as that pinhead governor Clark then moved to another part of the chamber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gilchrist
Florida
Clark
Everglades
House
Aone
Rates at Baltimore Hotel Meeting Details Decline Plan
In Baltimore today the executive committees of the Democratic National Convention and leading city hotels discussed convention rates and accommodations. Hotels outlined a detailed schedule to be published tomorrow and the convention committee prepared to present the plan in session. The hotel plan would suspend rate changes until the public release of the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Democratic, National Convention Committee
Legiata
Lesson Over Left Eye Knocks Out Heyburn
Senator Heyburn suffered ten days with an eye injury from a lesson over the left eye. A physician warned that speaking could risk his life. He later delivered a long senate speech on arbitration treaties and then went to Atlantic City for rest and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sutherland
Utah
Elections Committee
Stephenson
Senate
Heyburn
Tleyburn
Atlantic City
Rubber Goods Pays Dividend 6 Percent Declared
New York March 6 Directors of the Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company today declared a dividend of 6 per cent on the common stock, up from 3 per cent in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubber Goods
New York
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
Famine in Easter Eggs Threat Looms in Boston
Boston report from March 6 notes a scare of Easter egg shortages after the U S district attorney ordered seizures of many candy eggs for talc contamination alleged to violate pure food regulations. The seizures followed actions by a local lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
United States District Attorney
How to Make a Real Wrinkle Remover
A home remedy claims to remove wrinkles with a solution of saxolite powder dissolved in witch hazel. The ad asserts the mix is inexpensive, available at druggists, and yields quick visible improvement after first use. The tone is promotional and urges daily use for firm, comfortable skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Fion
Eivery Druggist
McMinnville Lady’s Narrow Escape And Cardus Testament
Mrs George Williams of McMinnville Tennessee credits Cardus with saving her life after a back ailment and near death. She reports gaining 12 pounds improved meals better sleep and ability to walk daily. The Chattanooga Medicine Co offers Cardal as a tonic for women and provides a 64 page treatment book on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMinnville
Tenn
Cardus
George Williams
Cardal
Bo-Welge
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Iestrac- Hens
Vraome
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Welrhouse
W. S. Byck
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Erape
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Tokio
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Colorado
Swift
Phillips McDuffie
Frank Swift
Marlon Benson
Frank Adair
Doughty Man Jey
Mitchell King
Cam Dorsey
Hughes Spalding
James, Riley
Charles Remeven
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A. D. Agair, Jr
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West End Christian Church
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Katherine Weber
Dramatic Club
Gainesville
North Georgia Agricultural Colege Dramatic Club
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Clase
Dramati¢e Club
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Griffin
Quitman
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Albdany
Valdosta
Waycross
Hawkingville
Dublin
Swannahara
Athens
Hood
JB. Lyman Hood
Atlanta Theological Seminary
Frank B. Jenkins
D. D
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H. A. Atkinspon
Isa Madelina
Faynton
Mans
Fabrica
Missionary Tea
New Thought
Whiletall St
White
Glasgow
Sidney C. Johnson
W. Et. Blanchara
W. F. Slaten
Gene Snyder
Alice Vandiver
Horace Black
Atheny
Douglas Lawton
Merritts Avenue
Walter Parker
Decatur
Halsey McGovern
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Mary Hannah Flournoy
Edward@harbousier
Esten Manafield
Ansley Park
W. M. Harrington
Kentucky
Henry W. Salpon
J. J. Haverty
Mrs
Bryan M. Grant
Elkin-Goldsmith Sanitarium
D. O. Batchelor
Newport News, Va
Annie Mae Broach
Misrees Evelyn Walker
Trilby McGoodwin
Agnes Bentt College
Miss @llice Barmore
Wesleyan College
Robert Crumley
Grantland Rice
Frank Lanijer
Kennard
Blake
Thea Ladies’ Memorial Association
Carnegie Mbrary
Sheltering Arms Association
Frank Clark
Tory
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Mcminnville
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