Box Parties at the Grand with Rogers Brothers
The Grand audience last evening hosted Rogers Brothers with a brilliant crowd in boxes. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beck Judge and Mrs. Tanner Mr and Mrs. William Greene Raoul Jr Miss May Wood Hill Bin Harry Cantey Mrs Pardee Miss Jennie English Miss Hallman Col ville Myr Hill Mr and Mrs Preston Arkwright Miss Margaret Newman Mrs Cobb Mr Bercy Adams Mr Lee Edwards and many more prominent locals.
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Margaret Newman
Cobb
Nannie Nicolson
Victor Smith
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William Chapin
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John Fitten
Charlotte Stewart
Duncan McDougeld
Julia Porter
Janie Speer
Iredell
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Hallman Sims
John Spalding
Holling Randolph
Frances Walter
Wilmer Moore
Albert Howell
Henry Jackson
Robert Maddox
Recitals and social notices at Atlanta concert scene
A busy page notes a Grace Lo Brown soprano recital at Kindworth Conservatory of Music this evening at 8 o'clock with Anna Hunt and Kurt Mueller, plus multiple society events. Mrs John Oliver hosts a card party for Miss Florence Adams, and the Atlanta Woman's Trio performs at the YWCA on Friday night. Several locals including Ed Barnes, Essie Black, Dr. Robert Simpson, Rowena Turner, H C Fisher, and Mr and Mrs Virgil Andrews are mentioned with various engagements and visits.
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Kindworth Conservatory of Music
Grace Lo Brown
Anna E. . Hunt
Kurt Mueller
Essie Black
Newnan
Ruby Ray
Robert Simpson
Washington, Ga
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Two New Fads For Women Study Birds And Trees
An article notes fashionable northern women adopt two outdoor fads native bird study and tree study. It highlights health benefits for invalids, claims knowledge aids home planting and timber value, and praises birding as a harmless, sociable pursuit alongside spring romance and possible social gains. It mentions Atlanta Peachtree streets and local trees like red oak post oak maple elm and catalina with vivid imagery.
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Tacky Party Friday Benefit for Second Baptist Church
A Friday evening tacky party for the Second Baptist church at Miss Mary Connally's Ashby street residence. Organized by church youth. invitations printed on yellow paper reached hundreds. Notables and guests listed among Miss Laura Adair Emma de Gowres Kate Richards and others in a hospitable Connally home.
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Kate Richards
Mable Taylor
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Concert Trio Presented by Y M C A At Eight
A complimentary concert at the Y M C A concert hall features Misa Cawthorn soprano Miss Smith mezzo soprano Miss Steinhagen contralto and Miss Linnie Blosger pianist. The trio are noted as representative musicians and the public is invited.
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Interesting Evening Hosted by King’s Daughters at Phillips & Crew Hall
Phillips and Crew Hall hosts an entertainment under the King's Daughters with renowned performers Mrs. Sam Burbank Mrs. H M Owsley and Miss Kah Cowan among others. Proceeds benefit the hospital for incurables. Lizzie O Shields marries A M Baldwin at Dr Holtzclaws residence and will reside at 355 Mangum Street.
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Important Notices From Cartersville and Atlanta Gatherings
Attendees of the home mission conference in Cartersville will use No 1 Brown building near the Kimball. A Western and Atlantic train to Atlanta leaves today at 5 p m. The Atlanta South Side Nwoman's Christian Temperance Union urges unpaid members to remit to treasurer Mrs G W Wilson at Mrs McLendon s No 139 Washington St this afternoon at 3 o clock to ensure full representation at the state convention in late April. The Daughters of the Confederacy meet Thursday March 3 at 3 o clock in the Woman's Club rooms Grand Building with a program led by Mrs J W Hurt focusing on the Old South. A bazaar at Mrs W A Meanore s Cone Street residence features a walking grab bag. proceeds support First Presbyterian Church committee No 4 Friday 2 to 6 pm. The Primary Union meets at 3 39 pm in the American Baptist Publication Society parlors 69 Whitehall Street. Sisters of St Joseph infirmary call a Friday 3 pm meeting for bazaar preparations. Newman Songers announce the wedding of Mr B O Newman and Miss Edie Songers at the Church of Christ Sunday morning performed by Rev Percy T Carnes. The event surprised friends as plans were private. Social items note Mrs Julian Harris s illness convalescence and a social event Saturday afternoon at Mrs Floyd Mc Rae s. An active business trip by Win Vie Smith is noted.
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G. W. Wilson
Mclendon
Washington Street
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Woman's Club Rooms
Grand Building
J. W. Hurt
Old South
W. A. Meanore
Cone Street
First Presbyterian Church
Frriday
American Baptist Publication’ Society
Whitehall ‘Street
Atlanta Social Notes Show Wide Network Of Visitors
A crowded social page lists guests and travelers in Atlanta. Names include Miss Kathleen Mitchell ill at home on Piedmont avenue and visitors from Raleigh Charleston Chicago Nashville Washington D C and Philadelphia. Mrs J V Walace Charleston guests in the city, dinners and informal lunches mark arrivals and departures with many friends, business trips and garden parties noted.
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Charleston
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Chicago
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West Pine Street
G. R. Dodge
Lrs
Lillian Isabelle Herring
Cordele
Kathleen Mitchell
Piedmont Avenue
City to Repair Core Streets At Five Thousand Cost
City officials meeting in the mayoral office agreed center town streets and sidewalks should be repaired by year end. City Engineer Clayton estimated at least $5,000 needed, with Collier promising department effort. A special committee will survey streets, prioritizing Marietta and Decatur, while sidewalk work remains funded by property owners and more wagons are sought.
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Rogers Brothers In Washington At Grand Theater
A glowing notice praises the Rogers Brothers for a lively show with stronger chorus, dazzling scenery, and fresh humor though notes similar tunes and references to past productions. It highlights cast changes, costumes, and new features while predicting strong crowds and referencing upcoming engagements and other acts at the Columbia and Grand theaters.
Tarbell Leaves As Insurance Notes Mention Rate Rise
Vice President Tarbell of Equitable Life attends lunch at Capital City Club with a group of directors and managers. The article notes managers and agents preparing to implement the recently agreed rate increases across companies, with many trips and conferences tied to the change.
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Gage E. Tarbell
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Capital City Club
Robert L. Foreman
M. Inman
A. Uhifelder
Alabama
William J. Roddey
South Carolina
R. Bowen Daniel
Florida
Henry L. Rosenfeld
Cincinnati
Milton B. Ochs
Napoleon by Thos. B. Watson catalog entry
A brief catalog note for Napoleon by Thomas B. Watson published by The Columbian Book Company.
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Thos. B. Watson
the Columbian Book Co
Ad misprint correction at P H Snook and Austin Furniture
The Constitution carries a correction for an ad from P H Snook & Austin Furniture Co noting a misprint about glass door wardrobes priced at 15 50 instead of 25 dollars. The firm has long offered substantial value and urges readers to attend their sale this week for money saving purchases. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised by dyspepsia sufferers for relief and tolerance of foods.
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P. H. Snook & Austin Furniture Co
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