Social Event Mix Includes Dances and Recitals
A week of gatherings features tributes to Mr John T Malone who departs for Texas consular service after an Atlanta dance at Professor J Ear Lanes studio. Guests include Marion Morgan Annie Williams Rogers Emma Lou Brown Cola Ball Leila Brady Catherine Love and many others. A musical recital by Agnes Conrad March 9 10 at Wesley Memorial church benefits the Home for Old Women with Woytych violin and Lane piano. Capital City chapter of Georgia hosts 125 members. Strickland elected Matron. Luncheon at Mrs Goddards. Edison marriage announced Hannah to Harry Edison at 105 South Pryor Street March 5 1914. Tea at Mrs Farr on St Charles Avenue with Norman Hackett company. Winecoff dances attract many city socialites and college set amid Swiftly listed attendees. Matinee at Forsyth honors Miss Schussler and Miss Greene with a large guest list. luncheon at the Capitol City Club honors Mr and Mrs Burton Robbins before their Cleveland departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Malone
J. Ear Lane
Malone
Atlanta
Texas
Marion Mor-gan
Annie Williams
Ans Rogers
Mise Emma Lou Brown
Aliss Cola Ball
Mise Lneile Brady
Misa Se Love
Catherine Love
Oan T. " Malone
Ralph
S. Vartledze
Guy ‘Chappelle
W. & Wells
Akers
AL Boxe
Clarence W. Harrison
Clay
L. ‘Dean
Leonard LeClair
H. Nicholson
Switton
Fred Bord
Io. Barksdale
Edmundson
Mr Humparies
Edward
Agnes Conrad
Wesley Memorial Church
Th Home For
Miss Conrad
Miss Woytych
Miss Lane
Farbstein-Edison
M.farbstein
Athens
Hannah
Harry Edison
Pryor Street
Uncle Remus Memorial association meeting notice
A called meeting is set for Tuesday March 10 at 10 40 in the Carnegie library optmutes room to discuss important business. Attendance is desired. The Atlanta Burroughe Nature club will meet Wednesday at 3 30 at the Wineculf hotel with an interesting program for adults and children and a large turnout is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle
Social Items Highlight Local Travels and Visits
Mr A M Dimmeck has returned from Houston Texas where he was at his mother Mrs J M Bosworth and son Marvin. The group plans to travel to New Orleans and visit Mrs George C Sebastian. They visited relatives in Norwood Louisiana while away from Atlanta. Mrs Eula Griffin spends a week in Montgomery with Mrs A C OContar. Miss Nellie Kiser Stewart returns today from Brewton Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Dimmeck
Houston
Texas
J. M. Bosworth
Marvin
Tomortoan
Orleans
George C. Sebastian
Norwood
Atlanta
Eula Griffin
Montgomery
A.C. Ocontar
Nellie Kiser Stewart
Brewton
Ala
Local social notes and visits across cities
The column lists residents and guests visiting friends and family from Andalusia to New Orleans, Griffin to Norfolk, plus trips to Charleston and Birmingham. Notables include Mrs. Robert Chapman, Miss Emma Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell King, Miss Nellie Walsh, and Belen Roper. Also mentions Mrs. Harris Roughlin's post operative recovery at Georgian Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Chapman
Andalusia
Ala
Sheppard
Yatter
Stanley
Prado
Ansley Rari
Mitchell King
Charleston
D. C
Mr. King
A. Campbell King
Flat Rock
N.C
Louise Johson
Dan Roden
Norfolk
Pauline Randall
Bridge
North Boulevard
Nellie Walsh
New Orleans
Marie Dobb
Miss Gertrude Waldemar to Speak at Child Labor Mass Meeting
Miss Gertrude Waldemar of New York City, noted lecturer and social worker, will speak at a Sunday afternoon child labor mass meeting at Wesley Memorial church. She campaigns for protections for women and children workers and is touring the South. The Atlanta Woman Suffrage Association arranged for her visit. Waldemar’s topic is The Menace of Child Labor. Short talks by Rev. Fred Asine, Rev. Wade J. Conkling, Dr. George Beattie, J. W. Armistead, S. B. Marka, and Louie Marquardt accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Waldemar
New York City
Wesley Memorial Church
Waldemar
South
Atlanta Mauoi Suffrage Association
Atlanta
Dr Ridley to Speak on Close Communion at Central Baptist
Rev Caleb A Ridley returns to the city after 100 plus converts in Kentucky and will preach at Central Baptist Church on Sunday morning and night. Before the 11 oclock sermon he will answer What Is Close Communion. Morning message titled The Dying Out of Self That Christ May Live in Me. Evening sermon From the text Follow Me with an evangelistic tone. Sunday school led by J W Awtry remains active alongside five city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Caleb A. Ridley
City
Will
Central Baptist’ Church
Ridlay
Christ
J. W. Awtry
Enthusiasm Grows in Wesley Hospital Campaign
Mrs Fr 1K Rambo, chairwoman of the Wesley Hospital auxiliary, leads the push to rebuild the Wesley Hospital. She has called canvassing chairmen to meet at the Hotel Winecoff at 11 o clock to transact important business. The fundraiser has already netted $4,891 for the week and momentum is rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rambo
Wesley Hospital
Winecoff
Fulton Grand Jury Begins Work in March Term
The Fulton county grand jury opened the March term with its first investigating session on Friday. Courthouse officials were surprised that no action touched the focal locker club case. About twenty indictments were signed, none containing sensational allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County Grand Jury
Contagious Hospital Begins Work Promptly
The temporary contagious hospital set up by the Rotary club opened by noon Friday at 55 College Street, with ten patients and plans to expand. Mayor Woodward and Health Officer Kennedy provided quarters, funded by Rotary donations. Volunteers prepare facilities and staff as civic groups unite to support a permanent model hospital amid a citywide measles outbreak and nursery infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Woodward
J. P. Kennedy
Rotarians
Contagious Hospital
College Street
Grady Hospital
Victor H. Kriegshaber
Fred J. Paxon
Rockwell Johnson
Ivan E. Allen
Ald
Black suspect shot watchman at Howell Station
Burett Hickman, a negro freight car thief, was removed from Grady hospital after treatment for three wounds from a confrontation that killed night watchman H. D. Bennett at Howell Station yards. A warrant was served Friday afternoon for Hickman, who fled but was later found by city mounted police. Bennett’s dying testimony implicated Hickman in the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burett_ Hickman
H. D. Bennett
Howell Station
Grady Hospital
County Jast
Faw
Burett Hickman
Hickmen
Second Industrial Tour Planned by Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
A second industrial tour under the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Industrial Bureau is set for Tuesday April 7 in Atlanta. Secretary W H Leahy is finalizing details for the event. Last November a 200-strong party toured city manufacturing districts and heard from manufacturers about offerings. this year about 500 business men are expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Bureau
Atlana Chamber of Commerce
Deltless
Atlanta
W. H. Leahy
Bureau
Pickpocket Robs Man at Southern Hotel and Rail Wallet
KH H Dodd of Adairsville reports a pocket cut from his trousers while moving between the Southern hotel Kimball house and Union depot. A rail of bills totaling 26 dollars was taken, and the incident occurred around 4 pm on Friday as he returned to his hotel room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Kimball House
Union Depot
KH. H. Dodd
Adairsville
Gate Ls
Monroe Wraser Manufacturing Company
Newman Seeks Lost 11 Year Old Son James
Sr. Newman a carpenter of 41 Gaskill street asks The Constitution to locate his 11 year old son James who vanished from home Tuesday morning. He has blue eyes sandy hair and wore a blue serge suit when last seen. Authorities believe a baseball bat incident may have spurred his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Newnan
Gaskill Street
The
Constitution
James
the Fey
Master Newman
Currier Takes Charge Of Mrs Bell Estate
Charles E Currier named temporary administrator of the late Mrs Himma Bell estate by Ordinary Wilkinson. No will found. Estate valued around $10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currier
Charles E. Currier
Himma Bell
Ordiinary Wilkinson
Alex Lukeman Recovering From Injuries After Collision
Alex H. Lukeman of West Fair street near Milton street, who was badly injured in a collision on the Louisville and Nashville railroad three weeks ago, reached home yesterday not fully recovered. A former Southern flagman, he left Atlanta six months ago for a post with L and N. His left toe and three ribs were broken and he still uses crutches. He is staying with his aunt Mrs. S. H. Bankston and will be glad to see friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Lukeman
Alex H. Lukeman
West Fair Street
Milton ‘Street
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Mr. Lukeman
Southern
Atlanta
Louisville and Nashville
S. H. Bankston
Brenau School Leader Addresses Atlanta Brenau Colony
Brenau Schools director Florence M. Ayersten of Gainesville spoke to the Brenau Colony of Atlanta at 2 PM in the Anstey Hotel. The colony is made up of local girls educated at Brenau College and this was their regular monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Fiorence M. Ayersten
Brenau Schools
Oratory
Gainesville
Anstey
Brenau
Atlanta
Hbrenaut College
Rush for Auto Licenses Centers at Capitol
The Capitol sees a rush for automobile licenses with checks arriving, but officials say licenses must be issued by the office of Secretary of State Phil Cook. The Railroad Commission chair and Agriculture Commissioner agree on the accuracy of the public’s understanding, yet insist Cook’s office is the proper channel for license issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Railroad Commission
Murphy Candier
James D. Price
Secretary of State
Phil Cook
Mr. Candler
Cook
Candler
Transportation Department
Conference Wants Flipper Returned to Georgia Church
In Cuthbert Georgia on March 6 the A M B H conference met with Rev W D Johnson presiding. Delegates were urged to support Bishop Flipper's return to Georgia and resist northern appointments. Rev Johnson was named for Episcopal honors. Flipper and Stinson spoke to Payne College and Howard Normal students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference
Bishop Flipper
Georgia
W. D. Johnson
Episcopal
J. 8. Flipper
Richard D. Stinson
Payne Eglisge
Howard ‘Normal
Fairburn Loyal Boys Elect Officers in March
In Fairburn Georgia on March 2 the Loyal Boys of Fairburn held their second officer election. John Wilson Parker was re elected as president with J Hstes as vice president James Bailey Barrow treasurer and L La Carmical secretary. The club includes high school boys and some honorary members including Governor John M Slaton. It advocates woman suffrage and uses a criminal court to try and banish offenders of its constitution summoning ladies to juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairburn
Loyal Boys
John Wilson Parker
J. Hstes
James Bailey Barrow
L. la Carmical
John M. Slaton
Teachers Institute in Campbell County and Ga visit
Fairburn Ga March 6 Miss Celeste Parrish conductor of teachers institutes spent five days this week visiting rural schools in four sections of the county outside of Fairburn at four community institutes were held. She was accompanied by County Superintendent W E E McLarin and C M Cowan organizer of boys corn clubs. The series closed Friday with a large assembly of teachers patrons and interested citizens in Fairburn high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairburn
Celeste Parrish
Fairbury High School
No Necessity to Be Miserable Cardui Advertisement
An 1890s style ad from Newtonia Maine extols Cardui as a cure for womanly troubles. Mrs Susie Williams claims weight gain from 98 to 150 pounds after using the tonic and urges other women to try it. The notice promotes Cardui as a builder of health and strength and offers a Ladies Advisor and Home Treatment for Women booklet from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonia
Susie Williams
Cardus
N. BecWrite
Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattarooga
Tent
Piedmont Hotel Presents Super Danseant at Plaza
Miss Kathryn Wheaton and Mr. Guy Tabor Murray debut new dances after a successful engagement with the Vernon Castles at the Plaza New York. They will perform nightly from 6 to 1, admission 60 cents, with special Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Wheaton
Guy Tabor Murray
Vernon Castles
the Plaza
New York
Embezzler Lacey Denounces Sacrifice Of Innocent Man
Montgomery Als Marole Smeal Lacey, a convicted embezzler, issued a brief public statement from his county jail cell declaring he speaks to prevent an innocent man from being sacrificed to shield another. He says he remained silent, debunks rumors, and asserts the sacrifice is unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Als
Marole Smeal Lacey
State
Funls
Eacy
Notheng
Atlanta chosen as distributing hub for Rome Soap Co
The Rome Soap Company of Rome, New York selects Atlanta as one of three distribution stations alongside Kansas City and Chicago. Five carloads of soap are en route to Atlanta, with warehouse storage and offices planned. Atlanta to serve eight southeastern states including Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome Soap Company
Rome
America
Atlanta
Kansas City
Chicago
City
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Rockefeller to Take Rest on Jekyll Island
Brunswick Georgia reports that John D Rockefeller is due in Brunswick tomorrow and will travel to Jekyll Island to rest. Local inquiries yielded no confirmation yet while his brother William Rockefeller owns a fine cottage on the island and has been there weeks. If John D arrives, he may stay with his brother as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Jekyl Island
Brunswick
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Jekyl
William Rockefeller
John D
Hi Brother
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Nese M. Ashey
O. J. of
Sethel ‘Halbrook
Maudeinters
Capital City
Marietta Street
Fenn. Strickland
Marchbank
Ed Min
George S. Farr
St Charles Avenue
Norman Hackett Company
Winecoft
Jorenhipter
D. A. RL
Aad Mes. Daughty Manley
Dudley
Cowles
Irs. Sommerville
Tilt
Remgen
Lys
Perdue Air
CP. ‘A
Byrd
Hardin
Wisses Hardin
Erwin
Ewin
Jordan
Hoffman
Norman Hackett
Corballys
Alfriend
Harriet Calhoun
Howard ‘Transom
Janie Cooper
Messrs
Dickey
Brevard
Perry
Wyatt
Davis
Woolford Sims
Howell
Frankin
Lyons
Sterling Alder
Effie Schussler
Martha Green
Newnan
Martha Luwehe
Futrelle
Katherine Wooten
Jacques Futrelle
Peel
Madea Pollack
Forsyth
Fie Schuessler
Knoxville
Martha Greene
Effin Roberts
Margaret Truden
Eve Powers
Maria Dobbs
Louise Cooper
Louisy Dobbs
Annie Maud Echucester
Frances Bailey
Robbins
W. F. Warfield
Theodosia Warfield
Capital City Club
Burton Robbins
Norman Flackett, Company
DR. Ridley
Sama Asiase
Maull Bros
St. Louis
Fulton Grand Jury
Davison-Paxon- Stokes Co
S. Newman
Brenau Alamnpe Med
Flipper
Teachers’ Institute
Campbell County
Piedmont Hotel “Super Dansant
Lacy
Sacred Heart
Antioc Church
Federal Prison
Idl. White Singing Class
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Atlanta Constitution
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