Ladson Family Social Scene Features Miss Ladson’s Match
In Atlanta society the eldest daughter Lavddon is praised for status while Miss Ladson, the youngest, is described as charming with fair skin, dark hair, and blue eyes. She meets Mr. Dana in Europe five years ago. he is a New York lawyer and legislator. They plan to wed in April and sail for Europe on April 13, with Mrs. Dana and Miss Leone Ladson as attendants.
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Hime
Biennes Beduty
Igrominence
Panie
Socialife
Shedla
Metropolis
Dana
Atlanta
Mia
Charles A. ‘Dano
Europe
New York
Misa Ladson
Mrs
Adair
Leone Ladson
Benefit Concert for Uncle Remus Memorial at Lee Street
Public school concert by the Junior Philharmonic Orchestra of the Atlanta Musical Association will be Friday March 29 at 4 30 pm at Lee Street School to raise funds for the Uncle Remus Memorial. Also a St Patrick's evening on Friday March 15 at 8 pm at Inman Park Methodist Church featuring Irish melodies readings by Young People's Missionary Society with several named helpers. Admission 25 and 15 cents.
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Junior Philharmonic Orchestra
Atgnta Musical Association
Lee Street
Uncle Remus
Young People’s Missionary Society of
Inman Park
Recital by Lazaron and Waters Pupils at Hanna School
A recital by pupils of Miss Isabel Lazaron and Miss Lindwood Waters will be held at the Hanna school, 368 Peachtree Street, this evening at 3 16 o clock. Participants include Vera Waters Greenfield Griffith Kerlig Clements Carman Werber Schuecuster Waters Klein Becht Beaton Lanaron and others. Fancy Dress Masquerade at Standard Club tonight.
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Isabel Lazaron
Lindwood Waters
Hanna School
Peachtree Street
Milas Vera Waters
J. H. Greenfield
Misa Mary Griffith
P. Kerlig
Clements
Misa Carman Werber
Bernice Schuecuster
Mina Mary Waters
Ray Klein
Rondine Becht
Wansleigh West
Frank Oldson
Lanaron
Theatres Review Mix at Grand and Atlante
Frank McIntyre praised in Snobs at the Atlanta theater as Henry Dicey milk wagon driver rises to English peerage amid a New York success. Forsyth features B A Rolfe’s The Couriers with plans for Bud Flaher headlining next week. vaudeville bill praised for variety and capacity crowds.
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Frank McIntyre
Atlante
George Bronson- Howard
Frank Mvinlyto
Harrison Theater
New York
Henry B. Harris
Mr. McIntyre
Atlanta
Henry Dicey
Ancia
Keith
Forasth
Forsyth Il
B. A. Rolfe
the Couriers
Mrs Lochridge Hosts a Pink Bridge Party Honor Guest
Mrs. Charles Lochridge entertained yesterday at her home with a pretty bridge party in compliment to Mrs. William Martin of Birmingham. American Beauty roses and pink carnations decorated the rooms. prizes included a silver shuchook and a silver hatpin. Twenty guests attended including the bridge club. Additional entertainments mentioned include plans for Miss Lorena White and other social events.
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Boykin
Piedmont Avenue
T. J. Ripley
Lloyd Parks
Bernard Hroylen
Howard McCall
S.C. Natt
Mra
R. N
Miss White
Mige
Jannie Sue Bell
Inman’ Fark
Soretia White
Miss Bell
Miss Whit
Lorena ‘White
Mary Jim Dunlap
Martha Holland
Fannie Jon Dent
Maryland
Alias Anole
May. Patterson
Caroline Perdue
Marshall Hojsenbeck
R. C. Turner
R. C. Henderson
Lena Andrews
Lois Patticlo
Mildred Harris
Janie Cofer
Fay Irons
Playera
Mrs. Lochridge
Mrs. Martin
Charles Lochridge
William Martin
Birmingham
Guy
Tinrris
Martin
Harry
Bridge’ Club
Lochridge
Mian Lorena White
J. W. White
Lawrence Davis
John Means Daniel
V. A. Heisenbeck
John Funke
Viola Allen
Lois Patuillo
Bridge
Couch
Jesse Couch
the Majestic
Helen Peabody
Pittsburg
R. B. Richey, Jr
Joseph Raine
Blackman Dunn
John RK. Broderick
Macon Martin
Misa Willie Calhoun
Misa Sua Richardson
Columbia
4. C
B.C. Cathran
Hadson
Mrs. Morford
Morford
Geddings Tupper
John Raine
Robert Davis
W. F. Spalding
H. Clay Moore
Pierce
John Miler
Jenkins
Robert Reid
Stephens Stook
Berry Craig
Lucy Smith
Caroline Muse
Lucy Hoke Smith
Washington
Annie Les McKonale
Birty
Miss Muse
Jaco
Jdmigs Smith
Miss McKenzie
Tea and sewing club host guests in Lexington circles
Mrs Morford of Lexington Kentucky visits as guest of Mrs Scott Hudson at the Georgian Terrace tea Friday afternoon. Mrs Thomes P Hinman hosts her sewing club Saturday in honor of Mrs Morford.
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Morford
Geddings Tupper
J. W. Morford
Lexington
Scott Hudson
Georgian Terrace
Thomes P. Hinman
Sewing Club
Treatment for obstinate wrinkles with saxolite formula
Dr Limoges warns against harsh facial massage that worsens wrinkles. A French remedy using one ounce saxolite dissolved in half a pint hazel water is recommended, to be bathed on face neck and hands. It claims to smooth skin, ease sagging cheeks and chin, and soothe fatigue and insomnia.
Cardus lauded by Clinton woman in medical testimonial
Mrs M C McElroy of Clinton Ky describes a six year struggle with painful womanly health issues. After starting Cardus she improved within a week and credits the remedy with restoring strength and wellbeing. The letter urges other women with weak constitutions to try Cardus as a safe vegetable tonic.
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Clinton, Ky
M. C. McElroy
Clinton Ky
Cardus
Cardut
Feler
Ward and Vokes at the Lyric present The Trouble Makers
Ward and Vokes with Lucy Poly star in a roaring farce The Trouble Makers a satire on the suffragette question at the Lyric The comedians play Yercy and Harold in a new setting as they pretend to be suffragettes from Kansas and attempt to attend a meeting on their way back to New York
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Ward
Vokes
Lyric
Lucy Poly
Trouble Makers
Treak
Wart
Yercy
Harold
New York
Kansas
The Third Degree at the Lyric Next Week
The Third Degree comes to the Lyric next week with a large production and strong dramatic and scenic display. Prominent company members include Grace Lord Elizabeth Gillespie Raymond Walls Frank Patton Charles T Del Vochlo Dimond Sprague and William Westen.
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Grace Lord
Elizabeth Gillespie
Raymond Walls
Frank Patton
Charles T. del Vochlo
Dimond Sprague
William Westen
Gompers Defense Amid Labor Boycott Case
Washington notes that Alton B. Parker argued Samuel Gompers’ alleged contemptuous remarks were stray sentences from campaign speeches. Parker urged the court to accept Gompers’ owners due to his twenty years as AF of L president, likely ending tomorrow with closing by the prosecutor’s committee.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
Alton B. Parker
American Federation of Labor
Fight of railroad with brotherhood boils over in Crookston
March 13 Crookston Minnesota warrants were sworn for arrest of Great Northern Superintendent Knebal and Master Mechanic W J Smith after Carmen were reportedly discharged for not quitting the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen The case centers on alleged violations of an anti blacklist law designed to shield workers who refuse to quit unions and the statute’s status in higher courts.
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Crookston
Mann
Great Northern Railway
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen
Knebal
W. J. Smith
Republicans to Oppose Free Sugar Measure in House Caucus
Republicans in the House caucus declared the Democratic free sugar bill a political bid for votes and a tax extension to individuals and partnerships. The remarks framed the proposal as part of a broader revenue effort, signaling opposition from regulars and progressives alike.
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Washington, D. C
House
Lear
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