Matinee and Bridge Party Honors Miss Garrison Guests
Social events feature Miss Nellie Walsh of New Orleans and Miss Paula Garrison with Parisian style bridge teas and receptions. Notable attendees include Miss Teuise Dubbs Miss Francis Dailey Miss Ruth Corrigan and Mrs Warren Grades. A week end house party in Mathis and a study class reception punctuate a lively sequence of Society gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mare, Uou
Forsyth
Ansley
Nellie Walsh
New Orleans
Pauline Randell
Miss Walsh
Teuise Dubbs
Francis Dailey
Moss Paine Randall
Madge Pollack
Ing Martha Green
Ossie Scheussier
Dorses
Warren Grades
Balti
Griffas
Tanner
Sohnarnenzer
Miss Garrison
Ruth Corrigan
Matines Petty
Forth
Paula Garrison
Seuston
Texas
Tommie
Manon Perdue
Garrison
Carl DuPuy
Perdue
Mathis
Miss Myra Fuller Weds W H Weaver in Quiet Ceremony
Inman the homes of Mrs Lawrence hosted a small event with a Mexico current events program by Mrs Luke Johnson Miss Oliver Shropshire and Miss Lucile Smith followed by delicacies. The table featured Renaissance lace apple blossoms and France roses with pink decor. Guests included numerous local ladies and J Fuller-Weaver. The marriage of Miss Myra Fuller and Mr W H Weaver was solemnized March 7 in the presence of a few relatives and friends with Rev G D Stone officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Park
Mexico
Luke Johnson
Oliver Shropshire
Lucile Smith
France
Mabel Lawrence
Roza Belle Chapman
Eleanor and
Margaret Lawrence
W. R. Hamond
W. A. Grege
J. N.mceachern
W. m. Pattilio
EB. W. Brogdon
Sage Hardin
J. A. ‘Manger
T. P. Westmoreland
A. W. Martin
Agnes Conrad Recital Promises Blossoms for Mothers and Children
Miss Agnes Conrad presents a matinee recital at Wesley Memorial Church titled Promise of the Blossoms. The program centers on songs of mother love and childhood with soprano Miss Helen Woytyeh and violinist Miss Adéla Lane among the performers under the auspices of the Home for Old Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Conrad
Wesley Memorial Church
Home For
Courtly Attire Described in Local Society Notes
The report details Miss Wootten in a violet crepe gown and her mother Mrs. Wootten in black crepe de chine trimmed with duchess lace. A corsage of tulle and black velvet with white plume trim accompanies the ensemble, illustrating the season’s formal attire in the society page.
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Miss Wootten
Meetings Among Local Groups Draw Schedule Changes
The Atlanta Burroughs Club of America will meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in the Hotel Winecoft. The Joseph Habersham Chapter DA BR will hold its regular monthly meeting Saturday March 14 at 3 o'clock at the Winecoft hotel. The Second Ward Civic Club will meet at St Johns Methodist Church Georgia and Central avenues on Wednesday March 11 at 4:40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Burroughs Club of America
Winecoft
Joseph Habersham
D. A. BR
Second Ward
Marry Ahead of Date on Honeymoon Case
Clifford J. Baisden of I. Bawden & Co and Mina J. White of West End wed at First Baptist Church in a rushed ceremony led by Dr. GW Daniel. Aubrey Milam witnessed. the couple left for a two week honeymoon in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford J. Baisden
I. Bawden& Co
Mina J. White
West End
Raprisea Wharfridas
Mongar
New York
First Baptist Church
GW. Daniel
Aubrey Milam
Lefk
Eight Western States Oppose Rate Advance
Iowa Kansas Nebraska Arkansas Missouri Oklahoma North Dakota South Dakota join National Live Stock Association in protesting to the Interstate Commerce Commission against a proposed 5 percent railroad freight rate increase in the eastern territory. Clifford Thorne cites lack of physical valuation and argues no crisis justifies the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne
Sleeping Baby Burns to Death in Cradle at Pontotor
A mother, Mrs. J. H. Owens of Randolph, slept while milking. A spark from the open fireplace dropped into the cradle where the infant slept, burning it severely. By the time it was found there was no chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotor
Revival of old Game Association Considered in Atlanta
Charles L. Davis state pace commissioner weighs letters to revive the old Game Frotecile association. A large gathering in Atlanta is planned to resurrect the group and study the sama and fish lava while proposing amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Davis
Atlanta
Trade Restraint Laid To Tobacco Company
Washington authorities prepare to present evidence before Attorney General McReynolds on alleged restraints of trade by the Metropolitan Company as the old tobacco trust faces further inquiry. Senatorial and trust-busting probes focus on discriminatory practices tied to Sherman Act violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
H. Snowden Marshall
Nework
Metropolitan Tobeco Company
New York
McReynolds
C. Toda
Metropolitan
Tobacen “Trust
Hartwell Car Fire Destroys W J Hailey Vehicle
A gray car owned by Dr. W J Hailey burned in Hartwell late last night. Inside were Mr J Henry Hailey and Wall Sadter the chauffeur. The blaze started in the machinery and quickly consumed the vehicle, giving occupants little time to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell Ga
W' J Hailey
Hartwell
J. Henry Hailey
Wall Sadter
Absinthe color leads spring hats in Paris fashion
A fashion feature describes Absinthe as the dominant color for spring hats. Monsieur L Artiste inspires color ideas, reflected in Paris shop windows and the Rich opening. Hats feature bandeaus, blue and emerald tones, and moire ribbons, with gowns, corsets, and opera wraps in bold fabrics and pastels.
Monuments for Battlefields Discussed in Atlanta Plan
A meeting of Atlanta business leaders was scheduled in the Chamber of Commerce to outline a project to place monuments on nearby battlefields. The federal government is expected to provide about 250000 dollars for the effort, with plans including a fifty year peace celebration and Union Confederate veterans reunion in Atlanta. The session was called by Mell Br Wilkinson, president of the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Mell BR. Wilkinson
Mock Trial Planned by Sunday School Class
The young men’s Sunday school class at First Baptist Church, about 150 members, plans a mock trial of one of its members for a grave offense. The trial may be held at a city theater with a small admission to benefit the class treasury. Tonight the class will appoint judges, lawyers, and the prisoner. A B Apple is mentioned as state prosecuting attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
A. B. Apple
Old Mississippi Bank Fails to Open Doors
Canton Mississippi March 9 The Mississippi State Bank one of the oldest in the state did not open today. A door notice signed by the directors said depositors would be paid in full. The decision was prompted by a new state law guaranteeing deposits. The bank had capital of 100.60 with a 50 000 surplus and total resources of 673 599.2 and deposits of 434 000.
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Canton
Miss
Mississippi State Bank
Fire destroys Lowe building and endangers five in Clarksburg
In Clarksburg W V three men were fatally injured and two others seriously hurt when a blaze destroyed the Lowe building and damaged the Union National Bank ten story tower. Archie Wilson Dallas Swixer and Barl Brown leaped three stories likely fatally. Marek Cannon and Robert Hugnn fell from a rope escape and were badly hurt but may survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Lowe
Union National Bank
Archie Wilson
Dallas Swixer
Barl Brown
Marek Cannon
Robert Hugnnl
Half Million Loss From East Waco Fire
A March 9 fire destroyed the Exporters and Traders Warehouse plant in East Waco causing about 500000 in losses. The blaze consumed the plant, 5000 bales of cotton, eight cars of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad, and nearby outbuildings. A brick cotton warehouse with over 1000 bales withstood heat as sparks from a locomotive were blamed. Insurance nearly covered the damage. workers fled their desks losing personal belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Compresa Company
East
Lotton
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Jap Naval Estimates Cut
A budget committee of Japan's upper house backed a recommendation to cut naval estimates by 20 million dollars, despite protests from the premier. This followed an 11 million dollar reduction already approved by the lower house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Record Established For Opera Seat Sale
A record for season ticket sales at the grand opera engagement was set with over $41000 sold on Monday. Crowds lined up at Phillips and Crew’s and Caple Piano yesterday, with many from Decatur College Park East Point Marietta and nearby towns. The sale runs through March 28 with daily 9 am opens and ticket prices from 21 to 7 dollars for season tickets and 5 to 1 dollar for single tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips & Crew's
Caple Piano Company
Decatur
College Park
East Point
Marietta
Vows of Benedictine Order in U S Supreme Court
Washington March 9 The Supreme Court heard briefs on whether vows of poverty in the Order of St Benedict and other orders are void as against public policy. Kinsmen of the late Father Wirth of Springfield Minn claim his vows were void and his property should pass to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Order of St. Benedict
Supreme Court
Father Wirth
Springfield
Minn
Five in Light Family Die in Two Years Time
Lebanon Pa March 9 death enters the Nathaniel Light family for the fifth time in two years when John Light aged 29 dies. Parents and three sons have died in this period with four from natural causes and one from accidental shooting. Two brothers and two sisters remain. Swife Company’s Fresh Beef in Atlanta for the week ending March 7 averaged 10.94 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Nathaniel Light
Ebenezer
North
Lebanon Township
John Light
Swife & Company
Atlanta
Cardus touted as remedy for womanly weakness
Mrs T. Blair of Pollock Louisiana reports marked health improvement after using Cardus, claiming weight gain from 155 to 188 pounds and renewed ability to perform household tasks. Ad touts Cardus as a vegetable tonic for women, with a contact offer from Chattanooga Medicine Co for a special manual.
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Pollock
Blair
Cardus
Tory
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Ama Jordan
Mirsitla Farr
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Mar-garet Green
Terri Schuessier
J.T. Tilerami
Ww. “Lawrenee
Susie Wells
Odust
Eere Fairbank
Ghigago
the Gold Dust Twins
Peachtree Street
Bonita Theater
Zakas Bakery
Ivy
Inman
Brenau Colony
Brenau College
Pavlova
Atlante
Slaton
Cortege Park Woman's’club
EB. D. Gray
Wallis
Georgia Ter
Drama League
Iro
Jabula Rall
Kenneth McGowan
The
Boston Transcript
Katherine Wootten
West Peachtree Street
Jacques Futtrelle
Lollie Reita Wylie
Martin Dunbar
Frances Bradley
Puttrelle
Woolte
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Coats
Game Association
Tobacco Company
Berry Brothers
Tripod Paint Co
Monsieur L'artiste
Paris
Monsieur
Ady
Ma Belle
Mar
Dorothy
Mhylis
Auren Wreen
Monsieur L'Artiete
Bandeau
Madame
Hich
OLD Mississippi Bank
ST. Benedict
U.S. Supreme Court
N. Bes Werite
Chattanwayz Medicine Co
Chattanooge
Rapper
Beuchler
Milk Commission
Fulton County Medical Society
Dairy Farm
Piedmont Ave
North Boulevard
Rene
Queen Olives
Club House
New York State
J. Kamper Grocery Co
Peachtree St
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