Social and Personal Notes from the City
Meetings are set by Mrs A McD Wilson for the Fiddlers Contest at 11 in her home 410 Peachtree. Reviewers gather at 4 30 at Mrs John B White 251 Capitol Ave. Locals note visits by George W Scott and guests Florence Jackson and Shepard Bryan. Mrs Earl Van Dyke relocates to 272 Leestreet after April 1. Burnett returns to Raleigh after Florida stay. Colonel B F Abbott returns from Florida. Charles I Qfell of Athens visits city. William B Clements to leave today. W L Kemp returns to the city. Mrs W P Pattillo convalescent. Mrs Caroline Mahoney out after illness. Dr and Mrs Daniel B Parkinson en route to Charleston from Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McD. Wilson
Peachtree
John B. White
Capitol Avenue
Florence Jackson
Shepard Bryan
Ear
van Dyke
Leestreet
Caroline
Mahoney
Daniel B. Parkinson
Carbondale
Charleston
Thomas Egleston
William Dickson
Rome
John Till
Knoxville
Misa Bessie Dortch
Lawrence Dortch
North Carolina
Sam Iseman
City
Himba
L. White
Jackson-Davis Wedding in Linden Street Home
Miss Mary Lamar Jackson wed Mr Webster Davis in a quiet ceremony at 10 30 yesterday morning at the bride’s mother Mrs James Jacksons Linden street residence witnessed by only immediate families Bishop Morrison officiated and a buffet breakfast followed Mrs Davis has wide northern and southern friendship from her work at The Atlanta Journal Mr Davis longtime Atlanta resident now in New York in insurance and advertising left for New York after wishes from many friends Mrs Cunningham hosts a morning party at Cortland avenue with six handed euchre and luncheon prizes a lace collar and pretty picture for first prize plus a list of invited guests from the Mitchells Atkinson and Hawell families and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agell
The
Atlanta Journal
Davis
Atlanta
New York
Cunningham
George Cunningham
Wards
Cortland Avenue
Alline
Jessie Mitchell
Saul
Minnie Atkinson
Ora Sueck
Miss Dessau
Macon
Esley
Margaret Mitchell
Pauline Kuk
Mary
Caroline Hawell
Toli
Bloomfield
W. F. Dykes
Emily Bloomfield
Carleton Miller
Wiliam Hawkins
Walter Dobbins
T. J. Ripley
Frank Lester
Floyd Furlow
James Hall
Will Spalding
Rossier
Edgar Dunlap
Wiliam Reynolds
H. Patterson
Berkely
W. S. Foster
Prioleau Ellis
Nettle Wood Griffin
Orlando
Ada @enn
Annas
Wood
Fla
W. E. Hawkins
Piedmont Avenue
Joshua Hutchins
Athens
Miss Jackson
Mr. Davis
E. H. Thornton
Fred Scott
Peachties
Milwaukee
James Arthur
California
Elizabeth Monteith
New Orleans
John Bulloch
Chicago
Miss Sanders
Baltimore
Turner Sanders
Robert Alston
W. H. Parsons
Auxiliary Organized to Aid Labor and Family Welfare
The Ladies auxiliary to the Federation of Trades is organized with thirty charter members. Officers include Mrs. William Robinson as president and Mrs. William Strauss as secretary. The group meets twice a month at the Federation hall and plans to scrutinize factory conditions in Atlanta. The club pledges to promote union-labeled goods and to involve women as primary buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Trades
Federation
Federation Hall
William Robinson
Southern Railway
William Strauss
Social Notes from the Majestic and City Guests
Mrs Scott enjoys cedar southern climate as visitors and locals mingle. Miss Ada Enn and Miss Bright of Philadelphia visit. numerous friends entertain and travel plans announced including Milwaukee and Chicago trips. Attendees include Miss Annie Wright of Augusta, Miss Netta Russell, Miss Mattie Cunningham, Miss Janet Sneer, Miss Elizabeth Monteith, Miss Josephine Wayne, and many local residents.
Pool Ordinance Favored by One Vote in Committee
The ordinance authorizing setting pools on horse racing at Piedmont Park was approved by the ordinance and police committee by one vote. Key and Johnson supported the measure while Winn and Warren opposed. If passed at the next council meeting, it will likely pass, with Hl added to the favorable report after being polled by telephone. All boards must meet regularly under the Longino ordinance, requiring bi monthly meetings and notifying the mayor of absences, with possible removal after two unexcused absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
Piedmont Park
Harvey Johnson
James UL. Key
Courtland Winn
James
Warren
F. Beck
Winn
Johnson
Longino
Pees Council
Shepard Bryan
Heal Estate and Investment Company
Superior Court
Fulton County
Robert Wars
Grasty
Lumpkin
pMce
Grape-Nuts Tonic Improves Health Says Writer
A well known writer touts Grape Nuts as a daily tonic in a tale of aiding a long term dyspepsia case. She recalls advising a skeleton of a woman to try the cereal for a week three times daily and reports her substantial gains in strength and weight. The narrative credits the food with nourishing the system and supporting brain and nerve centers, naming Yostum Ca Battie Creel Bich ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yostum Ca
Battie Creel
Bich - Ae
Warred Life Not Rose-Strewn In Curent Divorce Plea
Mrs Lula M Williams seeks divorce from C L Williams after a troubled marriage begun August 27 1885 in South Carolina She alleges he abused her and threatened with a revolver citing incidents in Gastonia North Carolina and after moving to Georgia She seeks legal separation and custody of two children plus damages and support actions are noted in multiple related cases including mistrial in Huey vs Huey and alias execution requests in a separate plumbing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula M. Williams
C. L. Williams
South Carolina
Willams
Pelles
W. J. Albert
J. P. Brooke
Imla Bentley Hiey
Francis Marlon Huey
Vcity-Court
Fannie Tightower
Colonel Rd. Jordan
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Freeman Hightower
LeRoy King
Southern Railway
Wake Smith
H. C. Peeples
King
Atkinson
Clarke County
Judge Traynor Announces Independent Candidate
Ex circuit judge Arthur Traynor of Cleveland says he will run as an independent democratic candidate for chancellor in the fourth chancery division against Judge T M McConnell the regular democratic nominee for reelection Traynor’s friends say there is disaffection outside Hamilton County toward McConnell in the race
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traynor
Chattanooga
Tenn
Arthur Traynor
Cleveland
Chanesliar
T. M. McConnell
Treynor
Hamilton
McConnell
Express Men To Meet In Chattanooga Conference
Chattanooga Tenn March 11 Officials of the Southern Express Company will hold their annual conference here tomorrow to discuss department conditions and future plans. Also reported Transvaal chamber of mines notes output raid from Witwatersrand for February at 81,403 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Express Company
Transvaal Chamber of Mines
Wit- Gratereta
Dooly Dies At 70 A Respected Atlanta Officer
Martin H. Dooly longtime Atlanta road official died at his home 11 Mangum street aged 70 after a brief illness with heart failure. Funeral at Church of the Immaculate Conception 10 a m burial Oakland cemetery pallbearers and honorary escort named. Survived by wife and adopted daughters Miss Isma and Miss Louise Dooly. He donated altars to the church and supported its building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dooly
Mangum Street
Durie
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Oakland Cemtery
Barclay & Brandon's
J. J. Spalding
A. B. Bostick
James F. O'Neill
Edward C. Peters
Evelyn Harris
Clyde Haynes
Swith
John N. Mecastin
Forrest Adair
John M. Slaton
R. D. Spalding
Clark Howell
E. P. Black
Julius L. Brown
Lamar Collier
Joseph Thompson
M. Mahoney
P. F. Clarke
Louis Gholstin
Joseph
F. Burke
Eugene Spalding
John
Doolly
Isma Dooly
Louise Dooly
Dooly
Gparett Laracy
P. C. Mc Owen
Dalton
Atlanta
Dooly Remains A Respected Rail Official In Atlanta History
He was a man of fine mind and integrity who helped mold the city’s destinies. Born in Ireland, he moved to Massachusetts then Goorela, later settling in Savannah and Atlanta. For thirty eight years he held top posts on the state road, supervising, roadmastering, and acting as paymaster. During the Civil War he oversaw Confederate railroad property in Georgia and troop movements. His death brings universal regret and many offerings from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Massachusetts
Goorela
Sauvannah
Central Railroad
Dooly
Atlanta
Old State Road
Western
Atlantic
State Road
Nashville, Chattanooga and
St. Louis
Joseph B. Brown
Geregla
Schlesinger Joins Magnus & Co in Atlanta Garage
Morris B Schlesinger, formerly of Atlanta and long a top city salesman, has formed a business connection with Jos A Magnus & Co of Cincinnati and will oversee Georgia and North Carolina for the firm with Atlanta as headquarters. He will continue to reside in Atlanta and boost Murray Hit Club sales. Sousa’s Fifth String advertised at Miller’s 39 Marietta Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris B Schlesinger
Jos. A. Magnus & Co
Cincinnati
Morris B. Schlesinger
Joseph A. Magnuss
Georgia
North Carolina
Atlanta
Murray
Sousa
Bandmaster
Miller's
Marietta Street
Just a Minute on the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine
A brief look at the Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine highlights its light running rotary movement as the key to superiority over rivals. The article invites unbiased readers to compare this construction for future purchase decisions, noting the Wheeler & Wilson office in Ti Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler & Wilson
Whitehall
Gelders Special Today in His Dinner at 25c
A brief item notes Gelders offers a special dinner priced at 25 cents. The ad mentions SQUSA'S FIFTH STRING and a street location.
Seaboard Air Line Railway Public Ticket Notice
The Seaboard Air Line Railway advertises mileage at two cents per mile from Atlanta to Charlotte with service to Richmond Portsmouth Wilmington and beyond. For details contact Harry T. Bouse or W G Christian in Atlanta and Warren E. Kreuse C P and T A in Kimball House Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Seaboard
Aff Lins
Atlanta
Richmond
Portsmouth
Wilmington
Charlotte
Harry TB
Rouse
R W. G. Christian
Gener
Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore
Norfolk and Gay Line
Warry E. Kreuse
C. P
T. A. No
Kimball Hese
Opera and vaudeville bill cap night with varied shows
The French opera company of New Orleans closed last night after three William Tell performances attracting under five hundred. The Rogers Brothers in Washington play at the Grand tonight and Thursday, with a cast including Rogers Brothers and several principals. Highlighted by Mephisto lighting effects in Lewis Morrison production. Hofmann recital set for Monday at the Grand. Heathrow Comedy at Columbia draws large crowds with The Lightning Express matinee and On the Verge of Ruin night. The Three Musketeers matinee Thursday. Moths for Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oreleans
Corps de Ballet
New York
Rogers Brothers
Washington
McNally
Democratic Club
Fifth Avenue
Botanical Gardens
Rogers Brothers In
Hattla Williams
Carolyn Gordon
Jeannette Bageard
Edith St. Clair
Mma Francis
Eugene Jepson
Pat Rooney
William Toopey
James Cherry
John B. Hendricks
William West
Gus Weinberg
Lewis Morrison
Mephisto
Faust
Marguerite
Columbia
Heathrow Comedy Company
Columbia Theater
Lightning Express
Acta
Klaw & Silence Comedy Co
Gus
Ms Rogers
John J. McNally
Harry B. Smith
Maurice Lavi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dhairmen
George W. Scott
Washington, D. C
Miss Pine
Burnett
Raleigh
N. C
Florida
B. F. Abbott
Charles I. Qfell
Ata
William B. Clements
Sea Anes
W. L. Kemp
W. P. Pattillo
Devee
Card Club
Katherine Williams
Nest Peachtree
M. A. Phelan
Annie Fitten
Nannie Nicolson
Paul Goldsmith
Francis Carter
M.R. Phelan
Florence Werner
Nell Howell
Matrice Scott
Charlotte and Marie Stewart
Mrs
Hd van Winkle
Atlanta Circle of
King’s Daughters
Phillips & Crew's Hall
Florence Crittenton
Ww. M. CG. A
Cranksnawi
Majestic
Scott
South
Soho Findley van Lear
Miss Bright
Philadelphia
Annie Wright
Augusta
Netta Russell
North Avenue
Miss Low
Butterworth
Cay
Aragon
George A. Niles
Griffin
Co. O. Wyatt
Marietta
Mattie Cunningham
Oakland City
Carrollton
Ane Moore
Acworth
M. G. Moore
Crew Street
Miss Trezevant
Jennie Glover
M. G. Waitt
Mason
Dewald
Hawkins
Ronit
Nannie Nicaleon
Avril
Ronald Ransom
Janie Sneer
Spinsters’ Club
Susan Calhoun
Maude “Tompkins
Mondeo
Marie Moore
Nashville
Mamie Dodge
Josephine Wayne
Alabama
Frank Miers
Clarence Cubbage
J. Buist Allan
Elberton
Ponder
Mrns
N. A. Norwood
Culioden
John §. Clarke
Roline Clarke
Madison
Nan Paynacway
Gul
8. C
Charles M. Jerome
Baltimore Place
Parkinson
Southern Ilinoils State Normal University
Leona Patterson
Bainbridge, Ga
Sis
Lula Williams
Sgndewway
Martin H. Dooly
uLig
Whitehall Street
W. L. Douglas Shoss
Wien and Boys
America
Squsa
Atarts
Zouch
Mae
Josef Hofmann
Hofmann
Nat &Gerent
Asl
Grand
Lewis Rudrrison
Faus One
Pearshaw
Pribiass
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