Debutante Soiree for Miss Marjorie Brown at Capital City Club
Reuben Arnold hosts a supper after a theater party in honor of Miss Marjorie Brown. Guests include Miss Diane Tate and Miss Harriet Calhoun among others. Butterly debutante theme features pink and white floral decor, pink tulips, white stocks, and butterfly place cards. Hostess Miss Laura Cowles presides at afternoon tea at the Piedmont Driving Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Brown
Reuben Arnold
Capital City
John Drew
Diane Tate
New York
Marjorie Down
Harriet Calhoun
Esther Smith
Mary Traylor
Les Rawson
Passie May Ott
Alice May Freeman
Miss Stephens Hostesses Bright Bridge Party at Home
Miss Nan Stephens entertained a large group for a bridge party with Miss Marjorie Mulford of New York as guest of honor. The afternoon featured green decor and pink highlights, with refreshments, brass jardinieres with jonquils, and a book as a centerpiece gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Stephens
Nan. Stephens
Marjorie Mulford
New York
Mualo
Miss Stephens
Miss Mulford
Aulsata Civic League Schedules March Meeting
The Aulsata Civic League will hold its regular semi monthly meeting Saturday March 1 at 3 o clock in Carnegie library. Every member is urged to come.
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Aulsata
Social notes from Capital City Club luncheon scene
A small party at luncheon honored Eva Condon of the John Drew Company with Nashville guests and local families. Debutante Miss Iane Watson visits Anniston. Judge J. R. Pottle and family arrive from Blakely. Mrs Elkin and niece Warren plan Florida visit. Gertrude Allyn convalesces. Ashley and Ash ley stay at Logan home. Kitty Thornton visits LaGrange. Hollins Randolph to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Club
Eva .Condon
The
John Drew Company
Iane Watson
Anniston, Ala
Lewis Sharpe
Miss Watson
Hugh Adkins
Postoffice to shift magazines to freight for economy
Beginning July 1 the postoffice department will move monthly magazines and other periodicals published bi weekly or less often to freight cars instead of fast mail service. The plan aims to save money and is already in effect in Ohio Indiana Illinois and the middle west. Delays of seven days to two weeks may occur unless publishers advance publication dates and instruct postmasters to hold issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Postoffice Department
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Middle West
President Won't Submit Treaties With Britain and France
Washington reports the senate stripped key arbitration features from the two pacts with France and Great Britain, making U S participation in general arbitration unlikely for this session or many years. Amended treaties await Taft's return before further steps. Senator Dixon denounces a forged telegram attributed to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
France
Great Britain
United States
Congress
Taft
White House
State Department
Knox
Amapals
Honduras
Want Ads Free Read full announcement on Page 8
Classified readers are directed to page 8 for the full free want ads announcement. The note promotes access to the complete listing and details beyond the snippet.
Griffin Center of Poultry Industry
Griffin Georgia March 8 Special Spalding and adjoining counties have become the poultry raising center of middle Georgia after a recent poultry show. Within 20 miles of Griffin scores of poultrymen busy breeding fancy stock meet rising demand. Many chicken farms prosper as popular Barred Rock stock draws visitors daily. Preparations are under way for Griffin's next fair poultry show by the Spalding County Poultry Association.
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Griffin
Spalding
Middle Georgia
Spalding County Poultry Association
Social items show guests and travels in Atlanta scene
Edw H Barnes is in Florida for a two week business trip. Miss Marjorie Multora of New York will visit Miss Nan Stephens through Monday. Mr and Mrs Clayton Cooley of Minneapolis entertain in Atlanta with George L Crandall and return home Sunday morning. Mrs W T Sears of College Park leaves Monday for West Point and Opelika. Lillian Duke of Lindale Ga visits relatives in the city. Samuel Mason ill, son of Mr and Mrs Frank T Mason. Elmer Smith and family from York Pa stay at the Georgian Terrace for weeks. H H Correa of New York and Miss Correa at the Georgian Terrace en route home from Hampton Terrace Augusta. Robert Maddox to move to country home this week. Mrs J M Griffin returns to Savannah after visiting Mrs W T Sears in College Park. Marion King of Washington DC returns home today after visits with Miss Margaret Wright and Miss Laura Ansley. Mrs Forrest Adair Jr hosts a matinee party Wednesday and tea at the Georgian Terrace for Miss Lucy Hoke Smith, guest of Miss Annie Lee McKenzie. Moise DeLeon hosts family dinner Thursday for Mrs Howard Merrilltt of Salt Lake City. Martha Berry arrives from Rome Ga and Hilda Robinson-Smith secretary of Martha Berry Circle New York and Margeson daughter of Lady Isabel Wesson Hagland guest for a week. they will stay at the Georgian Terrace through Sunday. Martha Berry Circle of Atlanta to tea at Driving Club today. Harriet Calhoun leaves today for a short visit with Mrs R F Patrick in New York. Mrs Wisemin will entertain.
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George Milton ' Mc‘Kenzie
McKengle
Peachtree Road
Lucy ‘Roke Smith
Hmma Kate’ Amytous
Harriet Calhoun
Corrie Hoyt Brown
Aurelia Speer
Emily Winship
Russ Sarah Rawson
Laura Cowles
Annie Laurie - Robinson
Laura Ansley
Lula Dean ‘Jones
Carolyn King
Caroline Muse
Elizabeth Brown
Pittasburg
H. Barnes
Florida
Marjorie Multora
New York
Nan Stephens
J. M. Griffin
Savannah
W. T. Sears
College Park
Marion King
Washington, D.C
Margaret Wright
Forrest Adair, Jr
Georgian Terrace
Lucy Hoke Smith
Annie Lee McKenzie
Martha Berry
Rome
Hilda Robinsons-Smith
New’ York
Margeson
Isabel Weson
Hagland
Atlanta
Good Peach Crop Likely at Lyerly Georgia
North Georgia fruit growers in Lyerly expect a good peach crop this year. Cold weather earlier in the season spared the buds from damage and, barring another late cold snap, blossoms should appear soon indicating a healthy harvest for north Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyerly
North Georgia
Strike fever spreads to Silesian coal fields in Prussia
Berlin reports that socialist Christian and Polish miners in eastern Prussia presented a wage demand of 165 percent to employers after spreading from the Westphalian fields. Government efforts to settle Westphalian disputes remain uncertain, with as many as 160,000 of 350,000 miners feared to strike Monday as owners recruit non union workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prussia
Military Officers Call on Governor Brown
Brigadier General Cufora and Major Anderson led the Fifth Infantry visit to Governor Joseph M. Brown in the capitol executive office. The party, in full regalia, included Colonel E. B. Pomeroy Lieutenant Colonel O. n. Hall Majors Preston Catron Hendrix Seaimans Dunwoody and staff officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cufora i
Anderson
Fifth Regiment Infantry
Joseph M. Brown
Capitol
EB. H. Pomeroy
J. W. Preston
W. C. Hendrix
Fifth Infantry
J.O. Seaimans
Cavalry
Tuberculosis Meeting Delegates Appointed
New York March 8. The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis announced six delegates designated by the U S government through Secretary Huntington Wilson to represent the United States at the seventh international tuberculosis congress in Rome April 14 to 20. Delegates are Dr Henry Barton Jacobs Dr Livingston Farrand Dr Charles L Greene Dr G Walter Holden Dr Gerald B Webb and William H Baldwin. Dr Farrand will present the U S official report. An exhibit on U S tuberculosis progress has been sent to Rome for display during the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association For the Study and Prevention
St Paul
G. Walter Holden
Denver
Gerald B. Webb
Colorado Springs
William H. Baldwin
Washington
National Association
Ferrand
United States
Rome
London Reacts to U S Senate Arbitration Treaty Action
London notes the U S senate amends the arbitration treaty undermining Monros doctrine immigration and state debts and erodes alliance ties. British officials sought endorsement yet accept the outcome while papers mock the move as a fragile pact between nations unlikely ever to fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States Senate
Monros
Pall Mall Gazette
Great Britain
Westminister Gazette
Senate
Governor seeks fuller Everglades probe on reclamation
Governor Gilchrist of Florida urged a broader house inquiry into the Everglades reclamation plan. He said the investigation was curbed and defaming Florida while Rivers lands were recorded. He submitted a letter inviting the committee to Florida to witness drainage work and potential state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gilchrist
Florida
House
Everglades
Once a Millionaire Now Held as Vagrant
New York March 8 Colonel Wayne Belvin once a millionaire and long time president of Port Angelas and Eastern railroad is under arrest on a vagrancy charge. He inherited 600000 from his father and moved to New York around 1887 from Richmond Virginia. He later faced debt troubles and was arrested for a $143 debt in 1899. He was involved in stock operations before fortunes waned and faced arrests in Boston Philadelphia and Chicago for threatening duels against wealthy men.
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New York
Wayne Belvin
Port Angelus and Eastern Railroad
Broadway
Belvin
Richmond
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Doctor Dowling Donates Reward to Charity in New Orleans
Dr. Oscar Dowling, head of the state health board, received 60 for aiding in closing a cafe for unsanitary conditions and spent most of the funds allocating the money to charitable institutions. The cafe manager offered 1.60 per day for rest, but the doctor accepted 60 and gave it away. Three restaurants were allowed to reopen, and dairies were inspected today.
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New Orleans
March
Oscar Dowling
State Board of Health
Chicago court case on usury and church attendance
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Chicago matter involving usurious money lending and church attendance, referencing Judge Landis and the United States district court. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a legal proceeding on financial practices.
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Chicago
K. Hited
Landis
Diamonds stand as value in quality over cheaper stones
The piece argues that fine diamonds maintain value and integrity, serving as a solid return for money invested. It contrasts this with poorer grades, claiming only negative interest from inferior stones and asserting the diamond business guarantees high standards of completeness and quality.
When Your Hair Turns Gray in the Active Woman
An editorial voice laments aging in professional women and promotes a hair dye from Robinette’s Atlanta lab promising pure color, non staining skin, and a natural restoration of life to hair. It ad campaigns to keep women reliably looking young without obvious dye.
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Wei
Fobinnaires
Atlanta
Strikers Agree to Conference in Britain Coal dispute moves to joint talks
London March 8 Premier Aaquith invited coal mine owners and striking employees to a joint conference to discuss the whole situation. Miners insist on excluding the minimum wage from discussion, complicating any agreement. National miners’ conference cannot assemble before Monday. the meeting venue is the foreign office with no fixed date. The strike disrupts navy coal use and prompts employers to cut engagements across industries and newspapers. Marseilles and Genoa report effects including possible coal imports from Germany due to high freight costs.
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London
Aaquith
National Conference of Miners
Foreign Office
Admiralty
Lawrence Strikers Demonstrate Before Mills Opening
In Lawrence Mags March 8 workers staged a large quiet demonstration on Essex street and near factory approaches. Thousands filled the streets with pickets, five arrests were reported, a woman was assaulted by a striker, and a razor was found on a foreigner taken into custody for disorderly conduct. No clear rise in workers returning to jobs.
New York Woman Held for Smashing Windows
New York suffragette Annie Glieman, 22, arrested today for smashing windows in multiple residences in a campaign urging women’s rights. She rang bells and announced her cause before smashing a dozen windows as police were alerted. She will be examined for sanity.
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New York
Mareh
Annie Glieman
London
Savannah Club Won’t Seek Major Auto Races
The Savannah Automobile Club, at its annual meeting in Savannah, Georgia, states it will not actively pursue a big automobile race at the famous Savannah course this fall. It may consider hosting if approached, but will not initiate efforts. The club says it stands ready to cooperate on any running of events proposed by others.
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Avannah
Savannah “Automobile, Club
Savannah
Harvey
Carlisle Sues for 1 360 000 in Georgia Power case
W A Carlisle of Atlanta sues C Elmer Smith of York Pa and Mr and Mrs Eugene L Ashley for 1 360 000 alleging he helped organize the Georgia Power Company and was offered only a 100 share certificate. He claims a 3 700 090 stock merger profit and 400 060 cash were split without his share. The suit seeks remedy in Fulton superior court before Judge Bell.
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Fulton Superior Court
W.A. Carlisle
Atlanta
C. Elmer Smith
York
Eugene L. Ashley
Georgia Power Company
Carlisle
Ashley
Smith
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
North Georgia H Electria Company
Etowah Power Company
North Georgia Electric Company
Caritale
Bell
Chicago Landmark Building Sold for 2,750,000
Chicago investors report the Columbus Memorial building and its ground sold for 2,750,000 in cash to Julius Rosenwald. The fourteen story structure sits on State Street in the retail district with a 100 foot frontage, described as Chicago’s largest cash real estate investment to date.
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Chicago, March
Columbus Memorial
Julius Reasnwald
Chicago
State Street
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True. Worthen
Miss Smith
Ladies’ Sunday School Auxiliary
Oakhurst Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Carnegie’iberary
Mise Josephine Rainwater
Albert -Gerard-Thiers
Henry George
Adam Smith
M. H. Whiensky
F. E. Meyers
Bible Conference
Atgata
Wesley Memorial Church
Mabel Head
Miss Head
Hmmet Brogdon
Alonzo Richardson
Piedent
Mise Lucy’ Hoke Smith
Mise “Annié
Lee. McKenzie
Migs
Merien
King
Laura
Ansiey
Diana
Ta E
Mariota
Année Barnett
Pittsburg
Pearl
Wilkinson
San Antonio
Tullis—Stuart
Thomasville
Marie Stuart
I. Frank Tullis
Baptist Pastorium
L.ty Mays
A. W. Stuart
C. T. Stuart
Stuart Hotel
Walter Baker & CO. Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Walter Baker
Miss Howe
Trousdale
J. R. Pottle
Virginia
Blakely
Miss Ashley
Glens Falls
N. Y
James Logan
Myrtle Street
Gertrude Allyn
Kitty Thornton
LaGrange
Ernest Kontz
Southeast
Roosevelt
Joseph M. Dixon
Senator Dixon
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Dixon
Dixon
Poultry Industry
Clayton Cooley
Minneapolis
George L. Crandall
West Point
Opelika
Lillian Duke
Lindale
Id Ae Samuel
Frank T. Mason
James N. Ells
Robert Maddox
Wwe
Moise ‘DeLeon
Howard Merriltt
Salt Lake City
D. H. Lopez
Ase
Harriet Calhoun Ledvns
R. F. kKpatrick
New -York
Mrs. Wiisenitin
Everglade
Sharks
Weffects
Strikers
Marseilles
Tunis
Genoa
Germany
Lawrence
Savannah Club
Case
Organization
Hoffman
2Th Street
Fretirip Abroads
Teneecaees
Rogers B. Toy
Agent Son “Depot Ticke U Hong Toket oFrige
Slobe-Wernicke Sectil
TUNG
MOWER
Hobart
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