Charity Ball in Atlanta for Free Kindergarten
One of the fe mont brillant social events in Atlanta will be the charity ball to be held in the Ebaball house ballroom the first week after Easter April 4 for the Free Kindergarten. Tickets are limited to ten with many already sold, featuring prominent men as committee members and Mrs Nelle Peters Black as president of the association. Mrs Rounsaville of Rome Ga will address the Atlanta chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy and be hosted by Mrs Hooper Alexander after her talk.
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Atlante
Atlanta
Atlanta Society
Phi Wanthropie
Deal Hall
Fathanention
Beacon
Nelle Peters Black
Fren Kindergarten Association
Joseph Thompson
Normal and Industrial School
Rausaville
Hooper Alexander
Mrs Rankin's Atlanta Reception Describes Elegant Interiors
The article details Mrs Rankin's home in Atlanta during a refined reception. It highlights artistic decorations, lace curtains, palms, ferns, hyacinths, pink roses, and a pink themed dessert table. Guests wore formal attire. the event featured an extensive collection of Lamar family portraits and music throughout the evening.
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Atlanta
Mrs. Rankin
Mra Rankin
Simmons
Aira Rank
Charles Read
J. K Otney
EG McCabe
H van Epps
Sims
Baptist Ladies Meet After Services at Second Church
The ladies of the Baptist churches are invited to meet this afternoon after the Second Baptist church services. Dr Henry McDonald will address them on a subject of vital importance to them and a large attendance is urged. The event promises an earnest address and a popular gathering. The Saturday Review notes The Eclipse Printing Company closure. Next issue will be unusually large with new contributors and varied articles.
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Baptist Churches
City
Second Baptist Church
Henry McDonald
McDonald
Saturday Review
Julia Iverson Patton
Eclipse Printing Company
Istue
Dunbar Roy
Hiller
Virginia
John Walker
Tin wedding honor for Chief Justice Cho and Mrs Simmons
Mrs Waonnis Lamar Rankin hosted a reception last night to mark the tin wedding of Chief Justice Cho and Mrs Simmons attended by about a hundred guests who congratulated the distinguished jurist and his wife.
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Cho
Simmons
Waonnis Lamar Rankin
Justica
Mrs Simmons
Juciut
Bis
Ret Petie Mrs Sage Refuses To Speak In Theaters
In New York the refusal of Mrs Russel Sage to address a federation meeting at the Fifth Avenue theater stirs club circles. She cites disapproval of theaters and a busy schedule at the Woman's Hospital. She recalls theater dangers, mentions Miss Cushman and past theater visits, and notes Spain’s brutality shaped by bloodthirsty entertainments. The meeting on women’s education proceeds with other speakers, while notices list upcoming meetings of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Atlanta Woman's Club with their programs.
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Helmuth
Woman's Hospital
Women's Hospital
Brooklyn
Syracuse
Mr. Sage
Hoath
Fechter
Charlotte Cushman
Misa Cushman
Miss Cushman
Misa Cashman
Lance
Spain
Mra. Sage
New York
Federation
Albany
Ack
Mra
Richard Croker
Behenna
Local club notices urge timely meetings this week
The Woman's Co operative Association meets Monday at 10 in the Y M C A parlors. Streesmea of Importance trans act. Gallophiles meet next Monday at the usual hour. Grady hospital ladies auxiliary meets Tuesday at 10 30 in Y M C A parlors. United Daughters of the Confederacy hold their regular meeting Thursday at 8 in Woman's Club rooms with Mrs Hallie Alexander Rounsaville of Rome as state president present. All members urged to attend. Mrs James Field secretary. The Nineteenth Century Class meets Wednesday at 3 with Mrs Albert Thornton. Mrs James Meld secretary.
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Woman's Co-operative Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Streesmea
Les Gallophiles
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Grady Hospital
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman's Club
Hallie Alexander Rounsaville
Rome
U. D.C
James Field
Albert Thornton
James Meld
Gingham fashions drive spring dress trends in shops
The article notes ginghams are the season’s rage in dry goods and dressmaking shops. French and Scotch ginghams, tout court, with bold plaids like Royal Stuarts and Red Douglases, are highlighted for dresses and shirtwaists. Styles include light-weight pink and tan patterns, embroidery trims, and shimmering combinations for schoolgirls and mothers alike.
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Douglas
Daughter of General Evans describes Mexico weather and life
A correspondent titled The Daughter of General Evans writes about Guadalajara and Mexico, noting warm weather on Valentine’s Day, plazas bordered by orange trees, and a lively social scene. She sketches the three promenades among social classes, the bandstand, and nightly music, observing customs and attire with curiosity.
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Evans
Mexico
Georgia
South
Cupid
Guadalajara
Hata
Pigport
Eoin
Mexico as seen through Lucy Evans letter home
Lucy Evans writes from Guadalajara describing daily life in Mexico City and surrounding areas. She observes cuisine with frijolas tortillas and chiles as staples, houses with bars on windows, and social customs including midday rest, funerals by streetcar, and elaborate church weddings. She notes language, customs, and a growing sense of national change under Mexican leadership.
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Georgia
Guadalajara
Niagara of Mexico
Juanacatlan
Niastra
Rominue
Mexico
Char
Lucy Lvans
Foote Wooten Wedding At Mrs Wooten's Home
At 31 Castleberry Street the marriage of RM Foote and Alice T Wooten was held by Dr Williamson of the First Christian church. A quiet home ceremony witnessed by close relatives and friends, with Miss Alice May Walker as maid of honor and Jeff J Foote as best man. Guests dined on an elegant supper afterward.
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B A Wooten
Castleberry Street
Rm, Foote
Alice T Wooten
Dr Williamson
Furst Chutlan
Atlanta
Alice May Walker
Jeff J Foote
Social Items Highlight Atlanta Guests and Local News
Mrs. and Misa Cleveland, relatives of J J Cleveland, visit Mrs Hochstrasser at 19 Spring Street as Mrs J G Addy returns to Newnan. Many friends travel, recoveries noted, receptions planned, and guests from New York, Virginia, and Louisiana mingle with Atlanta society. Johnsons, Walkers, and Pendletons are among prominent names noted in social roundups.
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Misa Cleveland
J. J Cleveland
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Current Topics Club Meets in Macon for Charity Talk
The Current Topics Club met at Mrs RE Park’s residence with Mrs McEwen Johnston presiding. The program on Modern Charities was arranged by Oris Anderson WV Rene and Mrs Meibwen Sonnaton. At the February meeting, Mrs Walter Lamar resigned due to a move to Atlanta. Resolutions praised her active service and wished success in Atlanta, with hope she may rejoin Macon in the future.
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Macon Society News
Macon
RE Park
McEwen Johnston
Oris Anderson
Rene
Meibwen Sonnaton
Taples Club
Walter Lamar
Atlanta
Mona
Fies Mangham
Current Topics Club
Lamar
Thia Cub
Club Fe
Atlante
Tong
Abel
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E. HL Barnes
Atlanta Woman's Club
Mendelssohn
Edward B. Perry
Messiah
Neidiinger
Arthur Boots
Jewal
Singham
RAGE
Foote-Wooten
Jules Clara North
J. G Addy
Newnan
Merrill
Chestonsing
Louisiana
M C Adler
JP Culberson
Amris € Perry
Little Catharine Perry
Florida
Charles Walker
Fred Walker
Laula
Clarency D. Brown
Devineau
Trinity Avenue
Annie V. Coffey
F. W. Gilbert
Georgetown
Clarence Knowles
C W. Haskins
Homie Yaterday
Livingston Mime Thompson
Bevanes, Tenn
Walter Thompson
Bremen
Louie M' Gordon
Thompson
Late Gordon
Wiliam Dickson
Walcome
Henry Porter
Robert Lowry
Mittle Cornelia Jackson Moore
Wilmer Moore
Eter Reed
Kalamazoo
Mich
Aisata
Reed
Florda
Ennabeth Venable
Stone Mountain
WE A Jones
Alhambre
Peachtree
Golses
Charm Ux
Missy Krouse
Savannah
Wood
Kata Leumean
Stewart
Whittinghil
Loulaville
Jesup
Washington
Renfrea Jackson Compton Miley Wit Rushton
Bob Rushton
Henry Harris
Gucor Baker
Will McWilliams
Charles Bowly
Sir Johnson
Hichard Goodheart
Mr Hane
Pol Henderson
Lemn
Jack Sk
Pantie Picard
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Hausaman
New
Belman
Mississipp
Rena Dinkelsilel
Rochester NY
Lilly Hirsch
Columbes Ga
Ida Guthman
Ard
Misa Nettle Steinheimer
Misa
Belle Regenstein
Miss Haussman
Kew Orieana
W. M Pendlston
Pendleton
A P Taimedgg
Wattonetree
Helen
Charlea M Pendleton
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