Luncheon and Society Events In Atlanta Spotlight
A sequence of social happenings as Mrs. John S. Cowles hosts a spring green and white luncheon in compliment to Mrs. Mary Rankin Uranston of New York. The Transportation Club dinner honors visiting Bell System managers with a display of formal dress and civic hospitality. Mrs. Mary Wright Plummer arrives to lecture on library history, while multiple tea, luncheon, and card events honor Miss Grace Harper, Miss Mary Wright Plummer, and other prominent Atlanta figures. The week includes Cotillion postponement, cooking class luncheon, and notable obituaries and musical tributes.
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John S. Cowles
Mary Rankin Uranston
New York
Julie Rankin
Cranston
Mary Wright
Augusta
Young
Jacksenville
Fla
Merle Stephena
Prrhile
Fair Fraser and
Mariette Street
M . Thomas
AH. Smith
My Tiee Smith
L OM Landrum
EL BH Utterbach
Louise Dooly
Paps
Crew and
Ira Street
Mary Wright Plummer
Pratt Institute Training School
Nest
Mies Plummer
Huron
America
Bealdes
Prattinathay
S| American Citrary Association
Miss Hemphill
Cora Hemphill
Idolene Austell
Baltimore
James Warrec Eeard
Lochrane
George W. Connors
Moss Austell
Diss Elma Westmoreland
Misa Hemphill
Diss Austell
Elma Westmoreland
Palma
Ferns
R. ,Goodhart
Marion Nutting
Symuela Whitman
Pauline Hope
Janie Thornton
Louise Wadsworth
Charlotte
N. C
Avice May ‘Rushton
Davie
Loutaville
A. S Doushty
Rushton
Smith
Irene Mitchell
Miss Plummer
Mary Wright Plumoier
Anne Wallace
Miss Wallace
Niel Barns
James Gilbert Wall
Plummer
Brant
Mra
Selwyn Brant
Madison
Wis
Henry DeGive
Ernest Kontz
Kontz
Informal Social Roundup in New York and Atlanta Visits
A scattered social column notes Mr Russell Hopkins returning from Palm Beach. Mrs Charles M Gaussé of Augusta visits her sister Mrs Joe Gausa at 249 Spring Street. Mr and Mrs John J Woodside host a casual dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Van Landingham and Mr and Mrs J Lee Barnes. Several other locals entertain or travel, including Mrs T M Horner in St Josephs infirmary and Mrs Wayne Wilson’s Europe trip plans.
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New York
Russell Hopkins
Palm Beach
Charles M. Gausé
Augusta
Joe Gausa
Spring Street
John J Woodside
Mendenhall
Ralph van Landingham
J. Lee Barnes
Jack Douglas Cobb
Anng Katherine Brown
Montezuma
T. M. Horner
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Wiliam Markham
Reuben Arnold
James ¥. Alexander
Ponce de Leon Circle
Robert Cooke
Alice Steele
Hattie May High
Wayne Wilson
Europe
William Dickson
J. B. Butler
Moore and Thornton Tie In Columbus Home Wedding
Charles C. Moore of Origin and Annie Lou Thornton were wed at her Columbus residence at 4 PM with Dr. Robert H. Barris officiating. Attendants Alvin Winson and Florence Ells assisted. guests enjoyed refreshments. The couple departed for Griffin at 8:20 PM and plan to reside in Columbus until October.
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Columbus
Marca
Charles 3. Moore
Atlanta Constitution
Annie Lou Thornton
Robert H. Barris
Alvin Winson
Griffin
Florence Ells
Augusta
Mississippi Cotton Bersiots Meridan Report
The weekly cotton report compiled by the board of trade and cotton exchange shows receipts of 1,903 bales, shipments of 2,410 bales, and stock on hand at 23,732 bales. The week began with 24,590 bales in stock.
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Mississippi
Meridian
Migs
Board of Trade and Cotton Exchange
Three Sewers Planned as Bond Funds Reallocated
Atlanta city committees agreed to reallocate 431,600 for sewer extensions and bridge repairs. From bond sewer funds 20,000. Twelfth street extension 8,000. Bell street bridge repaving 3,500. Funds split to Orme street 60,000, Third Ward sewer 87,000, Johns street sewer 314,500. Finance committee expected to approve. Printing contract awarded to Telegram Publishing Company for about 1,100. Viaduct site visit to assess Episcopal Cathedral damage. Bishop Melson may seek damages.
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Pomeroy
Chasewood
General Council
Atlanta
Twelfth Street
Peachtree Street
Bell Street
Orme Street
Third Ward
Johns Street
Curtis
Telegram Publishing Company
Council
E. W. Martin
Washington Street
Episcopal Cathedral
C. K. Melson
Episcopal Church
Georgia
Promised Cold Fails to Arrive Across Georgia
Weather across Georgia remained cloudy and cooler as the expected sharp temperature drop failed to appear. A southwest low pressure system lingered near the Atlanta coast, keeping rain and chilly conditions in place while a northwest blizzard drove colder winds aloft.
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Tkely
Georgia
Atlanta
Texas
Cerolina
Pardon Board Organized and Society Sponsor Appointments
The South Carolina Pardon Board met in Columbia and organized with R Mays Cleveland as president and R W Shand as secretary. C W Savage of Colleton county named as third member. In Columbia, Martha Ayer Aldrich was named sponsor for the state veterinarian at the Confederate reunion in New Orleans next month with Miss Jesse McKay as maid of honor. Stengel in Auto Smash reports Prof Guil Jaume Stengel, husband of Mme Sembrich, is seriously injured after a crash at the Savoy hotel in New York when his car struck a gate and glass, leaving him unconscious.
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South Carolina Pardon Board
Columbia
S. C
Martech
State Board of Pardons
General Assembly
R. Mays Cleveland
Greenville
R. W. Shand
C. W. Savage
Colleton County
South Carolina
D. C
Martha Ayer Aldrich
Barnwell
Coluwbia Society
New Orleana
Misa Jesele McKay
Hahor
Stengel
New York
Guil Jaume Stengel
Mme. Sembrich
Savoy
Priessor Stengel
Senate confirms nominees in executive session
Washington March 6 in executive session the Senate sadly confirmed the following nominations George D Orner receiver of public moneys at Alva Ota Andrew Jo Russ register of the land office at Svs
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Senate
Washington
George D. Orner
Alva Ota
Andrew Jo Russ
Land
Fice Ay Svs
Prisoner Clark Identified as James Alk in Ohio Burglary Case
Expert Nye of the federal prison confirms Charles II Clark is James Alk, an Ohio burglar and ex convict held as a suspect in the Tower. Nye compared Beriklon system measurements and a photo, reporting a match to Clark. Clark was arrested after dynamite and nitro glycerin were found at the Cannon house during a raid. a suspected gang is held at the Tower.
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Nye
James Alk
Ohio
J. M Nye
Charles II Clark
Clark
Columbus
Columus
Ark
Chief Jennings
Gia
Cannon House
Bush Reappointed as Postmaster for Four More Years
Hon. HD Bush, long served as postmaster here under Republican administrations for sixteen years, has been commissioned by the president for another four-year term. His management of the post office and rural free delivery has earned general satisfaction with no opposition to the reappointment.
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Covington
Starend
HD "Bush
Bush
Sis
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King Hardware CO
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
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Goa
Bell
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Joseph Moony
Mary Pou Oslin
West Point
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Woman's Missionary Conference
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