Mrs McGehee hosts an elaborate tea on Juniper Street
Mrs Charles McGehee acted as hostess at a stylish tea on Juniper Street from five to seven yesterday. Invites reached 150, with guests including Mrs Ernest Strupper of Columbia and Mrs Douglas Bosch of HiT. The lower floor of the house featured lush floral arrangements in yellow and white with carnations, daffodils, and American beauty roses.
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McGehee
Charles McGehee
Ernest Strupper
Colum Uaia
Douglas Bosch
Hit
Juniper Street
Josephine Stoney
Sarah Bell
C. l. Stoney
Change of Date for Two Jewish Women’s Affairs
Unavoidable circumstances force change of dates for two events under the Council of Jewish Women. The barr dance shifts to March 16 at the Hebrew Orphans' home. the children's ball to March 21 at the same venue. Jella Stewart hosted a pleasant afternoon for her sister Mrs Walter Roberts of Utica N Y with pink roses, hand painted score cards, and pink accents in dining room decor. First prize brass candlesticks went to Miss Effie Beale Phelan. consolation silk stockings to Miss Jost Stockdell. Stewart wore white china silk. Mrs Roberts wore white chitton cloth. Several guests listed among bridge participants.
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Council of Jewish Women
Hebrew Orphans' Home
Jella Stewart
Walter Roberts
Utica
Sheights
Gainty
Effie Beale Phelan
Jost Stockdell
Stewart
Roberts
M. A. Phelan
Sarah Peel
Nita Black
Hobbs
Ruth Hallman
Jennie English
Cordelia Gray
Effle Beale Phelan
Laurie Black
Florence Jackson
Wedding Anniversary and Tea In Dalton Household
J J Lowry celebrated the nineteenth anniversary of their marriage with thirty guests at their North Jackson street home. The event featured euchre, a dainty supper, and prizes including hose, a hand-painted plate, a scarf pin, and a book. Mr Lowry’s parents and sister attended, with Mrs Gudger of Dalton guest of honor, receiving amethyst necklace. hostesses and daughter Mlle Jennie Lowry wore elegant attire.
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J. J. Lowry
North Jackson Street
Mr. Lowry
Mlle
Jénnie Lowry
Home Economics Lectures For Atlanta Women
The Young Women's Christian Association offers an eight lecture course on Home Economics to Atlanta women in March led by Mrs. Burton Smith. Lectures cover Home and Social Economics, Domestic Architecture, Decoration and Furnishings, Organization, Foods, and more. Sessions run Thursdays and Mondays at 11, first on March 9. non-members may join via office registration.
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Ont
Miss Huberwald
New York
Miss Harwood
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Atlanta Social Notes Highlight City Visits and Guests
A crowded social page lists visits and entertaining in Atlanta this week. Mrs. Charles L. Yately hosts tea in honor of Mrs. Walter D. Lamar of Bacon. Mrs. Edwin A. Glover of Nashville arrives for a stay with Mrs. J. C. Hunter at the Marlborough. Miss Matthews of New York visits Mrs. Frank L. Stanton and is recalled from a earlier Atlanta stay. Rev. Fred R. Graves and Mrs. Graves visit friends, and Mrs. John T. Alexander travels to Meridian Miss for illness in the family. Several couples plan visits from Nashville and Milledgeville. Mrs. William A. Heath and Miss Melisa Herth of Columbia join residents at 227 South Pryor. Others host bridge teas and entertainments as guests arrive from Philadelphia, Philadelphia area, New York, Columbus and Chicago. The item notes corrections about the Harris family remaining in Atlanta and mentions social uses of Blue Ribbon lemon flavoring.
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R.A. Harris
New York
Atlanta
William A. Heath
Melisa Herth
Columbia, & C
South Pryor Street
Lucile Moody
Piedmont
Ala
Estelle Moody
Norma Harrison
Pal Ham Street
William Peabody
Moore
Columbus
Miss Russell
Injunction Granted in Mill Injury Suit and Other Court Actions
In a suit filed yesterday Mary Veal seeks 10000 damages from Southern Blanket Mills for injuries allegedly caused by a shuttle. George Veal sues for 8000 for loss of his wife's services. Burt, Smith, and Branch represent both. Judge Lumpkin granted a temporary injunction. Haden claims Atlanta Northern Railway would take land along Marietta Road for a track, sending case to court after county delays. Haden’s land dispute has been before officials for some time. Hobert F Young, a Sixteenth Regiment soldier, indicted for killing Charlie Ganson. Sadie Ganson, widow, is jailed as a witness. Grand jury to meet again today. Thomas J Ryan, brother of the late Peter F. Ryan, connected to a recent mis- ___
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Mary 8
Venn
Southern Blanket Mills
George K Veal
Burton Smith
3. A. Branch
Lumpkin
C J. Haden
Atlanta Northern Railway Company
Marietta Road
Mrr
Haden
Ht. F. Young
Sixteenth Regiment
Charlie Ganson
Fulton County
Ganson
Sadie Ganson
Estate actions and real estate transfers recorded yesterday
A probate filing shows an executor named Mrs. Mary E. Hatcher and a temporary admin application by John R Wilkinson after a footpad incident. Real estate transfers filed with Deputy Clerk Alex Duugr include multiple warranty deeds for parcels on McDonald, Boulevard, Green, Angler, Marietta, Whitehall, Juniper, Seventh, Linden and Morrison streets with values from 800 to 4 260 dollars plus a 3 000 dollar loan deed to Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company.
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Alex Duugr
The
Superior Court
D. PB. Hill
OQ. Lacy
McDonald Street
E. L. Douglas
A. V. Booth
Boulevard
Emma A. Harden
Edwin A. Hardin
Green Street
Lannie H. Daniello
Samuel W. McCallie
Angler Avenue
Charles Weltnauer
Thomas H. Brooke
Wte
R. K. Rambo
EB. Murray
Juniper and
Seventh Streets
J. W. Goldsmith
B. F. Markett
Linden Avenue
L. J. Burbank
Victor R Williame
Morrison Avenue
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