Social Items Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs John J Lynch settle at Glen Cove Springs Florida after a two month Miami stay and plan to return home next week. Rose Briscoe arrives Friday from Knoxville as guest of Mrs Dozier Lowndes. Mrs Howell Trezevant of Marietta recovering after Monday operation at the Davis Flacher aviatorium. Mrs G J Foreacre visiting city with family at 200 Myrtle St. Mrs C M Lowe ill with pneumonia at Bonaventure Ave home. Leila Hill Wright of Rome visiting Atlanta and Monroe. Mrs R L Nowell of Monroe visiting Atlanta. Lena and Martha Cox returning Sunday from a week in New York. Mr and Mrs Charles Hanks depart Tuesday for an automobile trip.
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John J. Lynch
Glen Cove Springs
Fla
Miami
Rose Briscoe
Knoxville
Dozier Lowndes
Howell Trezevant
Marietta
Davis-Flacher Aviatorium
G. J. Foreacre
City
Myrtle Street
C. M. Lowe
Bonaventure Avenue
Leila Hill Wright
Rome
Atlanta
Monroe
R. L. Nowell
Lena
Martha Cox
New York
Charles Hanks
Bryan M. Grant
J. H. Byerly
Kentucky
Han
G. WH. Wilson
Philadelphia
Joseph McDermott
Savannah
West
Winecoff Hotel
Atlanta Social News Roundup of Visitors and Moves
Rashi and other painters from Tennessee plan relocation to Atlanta on April 1 living at 639 Piedmont avenue. Notables visiting include Miss Tea beaut from Cuthbert and Dr. John B. Flits at Georgian Terrace. Socials feature bridge games for Mrs. Phornwell Jacobs and Mrs. A. H. Willett, guests from Milwaukee and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Teabeaut
Miss Teabeaut
Cuthbert, Ga
Atlanta
Piedmont Avenue
John B. Flits
Georgian Terrace
J. R. Meredith
New York
H. F. West
Pennacola
Fla
Fred Mo Scott
Local club and chapter meetings fill the calendar
Atlanta chapter No 57 invites all members to a Friday 7 30 p m meeting. The Atlanta Woman's club executive board meets at 10 a m today at the Baker Street clubhouse. Joseph Habersham D A R meets Wednesday at 3 p m at the University Club. The Egelston M E church Woman's Missionary Society assembles Friday at 1 p m at Mrs Haines Ga mmon Theological Society calls a full meeting and officer election. The Crippled Children Co operative Committee holds a lar meeting today March 10 at the Georgia Baptist hospital. all members urged to attend. A new foghorn for the United States Night House service is so large a man may step aside of it and could be heard 25 to 30 miles at sea.
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O. S
Atlanta
The
Atlanta Woman's Club
Woman's Clubhouse
Baker Street
Joseph Habersham
University Club
Woman's Missionary’ Society
Egelston M
Mra @ HH
Haines
Gammon Theological Society
Co-operative Committee For Crippled Children
Georgia Bapiisl
United States
Ngnthouse
Doctors and druggists praise new discovery
Doctores and druggists laud a new salve called Fucapine for colds sore throat and other inflammations of the air passages. Widely endorsed by physicians and pharmacists as a practical antidote to catarrhal inflammations it is described as delightful effective and indispensable to family medicine chests. Available at drug stores or by mail from the Fucapine Chemical Co. Southern Division Atlanta Galady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thair Waterloo
Enix
al Drug
U. 8
Eucapine Chemical Co
Southern Division
Atlanta
Galadv
Bread Making Contest to End Cooking School
At Taft hall this afternoon the bread roll and biscuit contest for negro cooks will award prizes. Judges, led by culinary artist Mrs C Dult, will explain decisions. Supporters include Aulants Gas Light Co and Southern Cotton Oil Co. Local organizations and Atlanta landmarks back the school as it closes tomorrow with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Hall
C. Dult
Aulants Gas Light Company
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Coriine Parks
Atlanta
Gate City Free Kindergarten Association
Colored Girls’ Settlement Home
Prestor Church
Settlement Work
Lugenia Hope
Atlanta Woman's Club
Hi-Y Clubs Form Tonight at Local YMCA Supper
Hi Y clubs will form tonight at 6 15 PM during a supper at the local Y M C A. Three clubs will be organized for Hoyas Tech and Commercial high schools with members from junior and senior classes invited regardless of Y M C A membership. Leaders include Erwin Bibley G Siler and George D Halsey with an executive committee guiding the event. Prof W A Sutton will speak on the relation of high school to life as Tech High provides musical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BM. C. A
Jor
Erwin Bibley
Hoya
Hoya’ High
G. Siler
Tach High
George D. Halsey
Commercial High School
Boys’ High
W. R. Carlisle
Virgil Fairies
Ernest Rogers
William Warren
William Johnson
Tech High
F. H. Jones
Alton Colcord
TR. I. Russell
W. R. Pollard
H. A. Bancker
Harry H. Jones
Commercial High
Frank Smith
Lucilla Rogers
Edwin Jams
Charles Stone
W. A. Sutton
Tech High School
Mandoin du
Man Hailed After Axe Attack Over Whisky Sale
W. J. Collier, 26, of 191 South Forsyth Street, was hospitalized with a head wound after an axe blow during a dispute with Wil Rich, 166 Madisen Avenue, over a whisky purchase. Rich was arrested for disorderly conduct. Collier identified the assailant at Grady Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn. J. Collier
Forsyth Street
Grady Hospital
Wade
Wood
Wil Rich
Madisen Avenue
Collier
Rich
Callier
Handsome Postcards Offered At War Relief Benefit
Hand drawn postcards and charcoal sketches by French artists will be given away as souvenirs at a benefit exhibition of motion pictures at the Lyric from 2 to 11 p.m. Sunday. Dr F B May, local war relief representative, recently received a large shipment of these cards from Paris for the Belgium and France relief effort. The program features a five part Patho Gold Roaster play Excuse Me and a comedy starring George F Marson and Vivian Blackburn. Admission is free with funds raised as voluntary contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
Belgium
France
F. FB. May
National War Relief Commissions
Paria
Rupert Hughes
George F. Marson
Vivian Blackburn
Police seek Leonard Denham missing boy in Atlanta
Relatives report 10 year old Leonard Denham disappeared at 10 o clock last Tuesday morning. Described as dark complexioned, five feet two inches tall, with black curly hair and black eyes. He wore a blue coat gray trousers gray cap white striped shirt white collar and a purple and green bow tie. Information to G H Denham at 37 Wellborn Street Atlanta or telephone 269.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Denham
G. H. Denham
Wellborn Street
Atlanta
Georgia Lodge to Confer Esquire Rank Tonight
Georgia Lodge No Knights of Pythias will confer esquire rank at a meeting to be held tonight. H A Bishop and F B Graham have issued notices urging attendance and inviting visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Orchock
H. A. Bishop
F. B. Graham
Bind
Dr Mitchell Carroll Will Lecture Monday Afternoon
Dr Mitchell Carroll of Washington DC general secretary of the Archaeological Institute of America and managing editor of Art and Archaeology will deliver a lecture at Cablehall Monday afternoon on Athens Home and Washington as Types of the City Beautiful. The program will feature extensive pictures from his European travels under joint auspices of the Woman's Club and the Art Association with the ladies of the farm to attend. admission is free.
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Cablehall
Mitchell Carroll
Washington
D.C
Archaeological Institute of America
Art and Archaeology
Athens
Home
Carrol
Shup
Art Association
Farmer
Baker Street
Woman's Club
Carroll
Atlanta
Alabamha
Secretary Cook Battles Auto Tag Delays in State
Secretary of State Phil Cook reports a flood of inquiries about 1916 automobile license tags. He says applications surged in ten days, making it impractical to respond individually and hopes to clear inquiries by next Monday. Most tags will be sent out in a few days as mail volume eases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Cook
Cook
Rome's First Commissioner W. M. Gammon Dies at 76
William Melville Gammon longtime Rome official dies at 8 p m at his East Rome home after a stroke left him comatose since Tuesday. He served as county head and became Rome's first commissioner last year. Gammon, a Wytheville Virginia native, lived in Rome fifty years and was respected for fiscal restraint and civic leadership. Funeral plans likely for Saturday with strong community regard.
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Rome
Maren
William Melville Gammon
Gammon
Tennessee
le Waa
Wytheville
Ttle
Forsyth Actor Plans London Bid Despite Submarines
Ben Beyer, vaudeville performer, will leave Atlanta after his Forsyth engagement to go directly to the Palace Theatre in London. He embraces the war torn city, having left it seven months ago, and will depart after this week. His wife and two children are eager for London as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Beyer
Forsyth
Ben
Palace Theater
London
Mra Dreyer
Londontown
Ren
Atlanta
Geyer
England
Hia
Aged Superintendent Of Deaf School In Georgia Ill
Special report: IProfestor W. C. Connor, superintendent of the Georgia School for the Deaf in Rome, is ill at his home with pneumonia. At nearly eighty, doctors fear a fatal outcome yet say he is improving and not without hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
W. C. Connor
Georgia School For the Deaf
Cara Spring
Mutual Masterpieces Debut At Grand Theater
J B Hunnicutt announces a complete policy and program change at the Grand theater. Mutual Masterpiece de Luxe editions will open with a new program every two days. Dustin Farnum stars in Ben Blair today and tomorrow, with next week opening showing Silas Marner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theater
de Duxe Pictures
J. B. Hunnicutt
Hunnicutt
Charles E. Kesenich
Tocal Mutual
Grand Pictures
Hannicutt
J. P. Davenport
Frederick Warde
Silag Marner
Dustin Farnum
Ben Blair
Pretty Day Promised by the Weather Man
The forecast promises a pleasant day with fair and moderate temperatures for Atlanta. After a spell of hail snow windstorm and rain plus a light freeze, the mercury is expected to rise today.
Prayer Meetings Pave Way for Big Revival Opening
Neighborhood prayer meetings hosted by Second Baptist church members across city sections lead to a general revival starting March 13. A series on Friday night begins at 8 o'clock for one hour at multiple homes including 384 South Boulevard and 30 Orange St with designated leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Haptiet
South Boulevard
P. F. Dawson Teadher
P. A
Orange St
Mra
Mr. L. Cates
G. W. Cooper
Beecher St
W 3. Willingham, Jr
T. H. Jones
Cleburne Ave
Stewart R Roberta
Henry Hillyer
West Peachtree St
Charles A. Smith
McCullough
Interest Grows in Atlanta Opera Season
Tickets sales at Cable Piano box office show rising demand for the Atlanta opera season. Leaders in music circles report steady advance sales, with expectant box office attendants predicting a larger share of auditorium seats sold as season tickets. News notes highlight revived works and the prominence of the Spanish coloratura Mme Barleton in the year’s performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Cable Piano Company
Aterest
Metropolitan
New York
Tgh
Mme Barlenton
Ledbetter Visit Linked to Disappearance Case
G N Ledbetter, reported missing from his daughter's home, was traced during police inquiries to a lodging with friends. Mrs W R Jones of 207 Annis ton avenue East Atlanta was located by relatives early Thursday after being missing since last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledbetter
G. N. Ledbetter
W. R. Jones
Anniston Avenue
East Atlanta
Iast
Ledbetter Visits Son's Home Amid Family Worry
Morning scene as Mr Ledbetter visiting friends enters his son J W Ledbetter's residence at 25 Short Street. Relatives had been anxious about his location, creating a tense initial situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledbetter
Wno Nageen
J. W. Ledbetter
Short Street
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Tealo
Pacific Toilet Specialty Company
Los Angeles
California
Ume
Rashi
W. F. Camp
Boston
Maas
Phornwell Jacobs
A. H. Willett
Bridge
J. Inman Brewer
Milwauke
Mark Parrott
George W. Parrott
Louise Tannahill
Asheville
George Westmoreland
Walter J. Mason
Hugh T. Inman
Arthur Tedeaatle
Milton
Mass
Olsan Bros
Lailore
Milan
W. M.gammon
Rome’s
Mutual Pictures
Iinterest
Swifts
Piedmont
the News of
Franklin
W. M. Hull
Franklin Automobiles
Porter Place
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