Passing Show In Review Of Highway Improvement Group
Mr Thomas Nelson Page chairman of the membership committee writes to prominent American women, seeking cooperation in the highway improvement movement backed by leaders including Je W Page president and W O Brown vice president. The letter notes 1000 members across 30 affiliated groups and urges action to fix wasteful road conditions seen in government investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nelson
Page
American Appeciation
Je W.page
New York Central. Railroad
J. E. Pemnybacher, Jr
Lee McClung
United States
James & Harlan
Charlies PF. Light
Organization For Highway Improvement
America
Model Dance Hall advocates social safety for working girls
Mrs Charlea Henry Israels chairs a New York committee arguing that a model dance hall offers the only regular, affordable social life for factory and shop girls with limited home sunshine. The plan aims to safeguard amid modest evenings out, against moral reformer critiques, while noting fashion shifts toward fuller skirts and Parisian styles influencing American wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea Henry Israels
Women Writers Conference Aids Southern Education
Mrs. Rutledge Smith of Cookville Tennessee chairs the Women Writers of the South conference to be held in Nashville April 3 4 and 5 1912 with many prominent publicists attending. The meeting aims to discuss educational development and women’s issues while uniting three sub conferences into a general event. Tickets offer a Tennessee round trip rate with sales April 1 and 3 and a April 20 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutledge Smith
Cookville, Fenn
Tennessee Press and Authors’ Club
Women Writers of the
South
Nashville
Lindy Harris
Mattie Harris
John P. Oliver
Clara Cox Epperson
Zelia Armstrong
Annie Booth McKinney
Beulah Norvell
Tennessee Woman's Press and Authors’, Club
Women Writers of the South
Southern Educational
Fenn
America
Tha Im
Southern ‘Association of College Women
Aub
Ita
Paints
Tennessee
Monticello Social News Gifts and Guests List
Miss Edith Walker visits Eatonton relatives. Miss Maud Kelly to Arlington millinery. Miss Ruby Ezell in Athens with Aunt Mrs Harvey Lawrence. Mrs Hansel B Malone hosts Atlanta guest Mrs Fisher. Grace Phillips of Winfred visits Mrs W B Malone. Dr Charles Tatum of Birmingham dines with cousin Mrs W J McIntosh. Mrs L O Benton and family return from Atlanta. Estell Lloyd of Winfred visits Mrs Oscar Phillips. Mrs Marcus Tyler of Ella visits Monticello. Capers Ellia and Mattie Smith of Calvin visiting Monticello. Mrs Troy Allen returns from Locust Grove. Lizzie Hill of Rochelle guests Milas Mannie Pope. Ola Bradley of Porterdale with mother Mrs Mary Bradley. Mrs Jack Jordan in Atlanta. Bertha Hinshaw of Winston-Salem guests of the Newton sisters. Lottie Fooks of Snow Hill with Mrs J B Persone. Anna Bradley returns to Atlanta. Ruth Benton hosts a young set party at home. Hosted by Mr and Mrs D B Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Grove
Joe Pitts
Lizzie Hill
Rochelle
Milas Mannie Pope
Ola Bradley
Porterdale
Mary Bradley
Jack Jordan
Atlanta
Bertha Hinshaw
Winston- Salem
N. C
Newton
Lottie Fooks
Snow Hill
J. B. Persone
Anna Bradley
Mary, Bradley
Ruth Benton
DB. B. Benton
Benton
Maud Pope
Local notes from Adairsville and Rome social roundups
Ada Irville and Cartersville residents appear in a series of social notices. N C Anderson visited Cartersville, Dr Joe F Bowdoin attended a moaleat convention in Rome, Miss Mable King hosted friends, Mrs C M Chamblee visited Atlanta, Mr R Casey of Marietta was in town, and Mrs George Woods with her daughter joined Mr Woods in Bristol Tennessee.
Reflections on the Devil and Women in Society
Vanderbilt students publish Miss Isabel Reynolds reflections on the devil and women’s advancing roles. The piece surveys feminism, suffrage, and the era’s social shifts through portraits of Anna Hooper, Helen Taft, Mrs. Howe, Eleanor Sears, and other figures, framing women as central to national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
Young Women’s Christian Association
Miss Rutherford
National Association
Isabel Reynolds
Walter Reynolds
Atlanta Constitution
The
Observer
Vanderbilt University
Miss Reynolds
Mias
Reynolds
Mfe
Anna Hooper
Hooper
Tennessee
Tanneeree
Washington City
New York
Alster
National Civic Federation
Panama
John
Haya Hammond
Missinespot
Ne Hag
Iby ‘Ar Weet
England
Frederick C. Howe
Dobbs Ferry
Winder Social Notes Mention Local Gatherings
Miss Kattiteen attended a card club event in a very charming manner Monday evening. Coker hosted another Hovey affair and a gathering involving Misses Sarwuhe Jackson Buss and other residents. Nearby, Milas Cleg and Ms De AY Th were noted at home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winder
Kattiteen
Coker
Cluboin
Rodgers
Sarwuhe Jackson
Buss
Ilgore
de AY
Griffin GA Wedding and Social News Highlights
In Griffin Georgia readers recount a formal wedding reception and multiple social events. The piece lists guests including Miss Annie Jenkins, Miss Ida Montague, Miss Geneva Smith, and James Fred Balt, plus birthdays and anniversaries celebrated at homes of local families with dinners, booklets, and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Mra
Robert
Eddy
Lani Tuga
Olivia” Power
Alice Murrey
Paulin Fen Sesson Ox
Ty Hole Watson
Geneva Mith
J. Walls
Dianer
Pagdal H. Welle
Julia Huguenin
Macon
J. B. Mills
Mamie Bennett
South Georgia
Bernice A. Scheussier
Knoxville
D. ¥. Patterson
Henry Bass
Florida
Hugh Bagley
Atlanta
Evans
F. E. Brown
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. EB. Sammons
J. B. Mild
J. D. Boyd
Susanne Grantland
Tom Daniel
Willie Walker
Robert Wheaton
H. Stevens
Misa Ruby Stevens
Stevens’ Pottery
Mrs
Lee Manley
South Hil Street
Newnan Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Newnan residents host and visit kin across Georgia, with Carrollton and Chattanooga travelers, Atlanta trips, and a Cedar Town wedding planned. The week features hospital fund theater party, church prayers, college students home for weekends, and invitations to Lorena Robertson and John Thomas Richards marriage on Jackson Street.
Unclear fragmentary text from reception event
Fragmentary notes describe a reception with dining and cables, mentioning a person named Dan and phrases like true heart and game served. Details are unreadable, making a definite report impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RFF
Ciens Ware
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Model Dance Hall
Vogue
Paquin
Redford
Paris
Madame
Monsieur
Woman Writers’ Association
Athens Tribune
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Albany Herald
Je D’ Arc
Browning
Jesse Eldridge Southwick
Boston
Percy Mackaye
Jeanne Dare
Frank Inman
Mray Southwick
Hell
Asquith
Eleanor Sears
Coronado
Sears
Sporting Reporter
Promine
Lincoln Steffens
Lke
Howe
Selene
Pillar Library
Jimmy
Isabel. Reynolds
Newnan
G. T. Jackson
Carrollton
Leonard C. Taylor
W. & Carmical
B. P. Scruggs
Nora
J. D. Connoly
W. L
Lake City
D. C
Kittie Bolton
Scudder
Misa Vera Lumpkin
Mary Bolton
T. F. Balton
C. C. Stanley
Chattanooga
Stanley
J. R. Hodge
Eddie Lenderman
Sharpsburg
BA. Moseley
Sue Wortham
B. A. Moseley and
Moseley
Charlie Stanley
T. M. Scroggins
Harry C. Fisher
H. S. Fister
Misa C. Holmes
Savannah
Will Hughes
Frank G. Hughes
College Street
Frank Wilkinson
James T. Fain
Rock Hill
T. B. Davis
Pain
Greensboro Telegram
H. M. Dews
Kirkwood
George Dews
Ethels Stallings
T. B. Parks
W. W. Roop
Baptist Church
Grantville
J. B. S Davis
Elgin Stallings
Halcyon
Lyric Theaters
P. B. Murphy
G. R. N. Cole
M.R. Emmens
N. B. Hudson
Oma, Ts
Wesley Hospital
Rebecca Hee
Weat Point
Ant Vielt
Margaret Murphy
F. M. Bryant
Clara Reese
Nannie Louise Hill
Shorter College
Ladies of the
Central Baptist Church
Annie Brower
Agnes. Scott College
Decatur
H. L. Brower
Lorena Hobertson
John Thomas Richards
Cedartown
Endire
William R. Robertson
Jackson
Marrage
Lyda Brown
Mogre
Mise Charline
Seapo
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