Social and Church Events Highlight Miss Mowry Visit
Miss Mowry of Washington, D C guests at tea hosted by Mrs J K Ottley at Driving Club rose room with pink roses. A later silt tea and music planned at 14% East ighti street. A quiet wedding of Miss Selwell and Mr Adlai LaPrade Jr noted at St Mark's Church with few friends and at home reception to follow. Baptist mission events outline a regional prayer day at Ponce 4 Leon Avenue Church with lunch and social hour. Elizabeth Dunsor hosted a box party for Miss Evangeline McKinnon and forthcoming wedding to Robert Davis of Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mowry
Marion Smith
Miss Bary Mowry
Washington, D. C
J. K. Ottley
Barnwell-Foard
Lark Murhodist
Ochy
Se] Awell
Washington
Adlai Lamar al
Ponce
Leon Avenue Baptist Church
Elizabeth Dunsor
Evangeline McKinnon
Robert Davis
Chattanooga
W. B. Willingham
St Patrick Day celebrations and society notices
The community joyfully marks St Patrick Day with a drama club meeting at Cable hall featuring Irish selections by Mrs. W. C. Spikes. A horseback party traveled from the city to Stone Mountain and Tre turn with a luncheon, while Mrs. Cooley hosted a Forsyth gathering in honor of guest Mrs. Clayton Cooley. A twenty first wedding anniversary at Ansley Park brought close friends together. A Savannah Ga wedding at Maxeys and a Sparta Ga union are noted along with a cooking school schedule and a March 14 engagement in Ingleside Ga. Suffrage association to meet Tuesday night at Emily McDougalds residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Hall
W. C. Spikes
Hoolehan
W. B Yates
John Synge
Lady Gregory
B. M. Boykin
Ansley Park
Effie
Martha Boykin
Christine Barnard
San Francisco
Llgud Parks
Thomas Ripley
HE. Cone
EK. Ayer
Paul Frederick
Charles McCullough
Robert B. Ridley
Meetings Schedule for Local Organizations
The Gordon circle meets at the Home for Old Women on 61 West End Avenue on Wednesday March 13 at 3 PM. The Ladies auxiliary to the B of RT meets Tuesday March 11 at 3 30 PM in the fifth floor riser building. The Atlanta chapter of the American Institution of Child Life holds its fourth meeting March 18 at 766 Peachtree, starting promptly at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Circle
Tnd Avenue
Ladies’ Auxiliary
B. of RT
Atlanta
American Institution of Child Life
Peachtree
Old Maids Convention Tonight at Capitol View Baptist
The Old Maids Convention will be performed tonight at Capitol View Baptist Church under Ladies' Missionary auspices. Real Irish costumes will be worn by some characters. Rehearsals drew much interest and a large crowd is expected. Admission 28 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. A plan to raise funds for church electric lights will be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol View Baptist Church
Ladies’ Messional
Nauits
Childre
Beo- Athan
Cornelia Hosts North Georgia Apple Convention Plan
A Cornelia Georgia convention to showcase north Georgia apples is planned for March 28 with state and national figures. Delegates from the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and local leaders emphasized state wide importance, citing Rabun and Habersham counties as fruitful regions and noting an acre of apples can yield higher profits than cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micorgia Apples Wim
Rabun
Georgia
Spokane
Wash
Habersham
United States
Cornelia
C.J. Haden
State Chamber of Commerce
Henry R. Haward
National Apple Association
R. ©. Berckmans
Augusta
State Fforticultural Society
L. G. Hardeman
R. W H. Black. E
Youah Fruit Company
R. Magid
Appalachian Orchards
IL TE Staight
A.M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
E. Lea Worsham
State Entomolexist
J. D. Price
State Commissioner of Agriculture
North Georgia
Lona
Fertilizer Prices Rise Linked to Ocean Storms
Severe Atlantic storms delayed arrivals of key fertiliser ingredients not ash and kainit held at the Azores. Muriate of potash rose from $8 to $9 a ton and kainit advanced about $3.50 a ton, signaling possible price hikes for Georgia after stock draws down. Alabama already up 59 cents per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brst
Alabama
Georgia
Ghalles
Azores
Southern College to Graduate 33 in Thursday Ceremony
The Southern College of Pharmacy will award diplomas to thirty three graduates Thursday night at the Atlanta theater. Dr. Dunhard Ogden of Central Presbyterian will deliver the commencement address. Thomas H. Jeffries, president of the board of trustees, will confer the degrees for a large graduating class. The program includes an attractive musical segment with graduates from Georgia Alabama Florida Cuba and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern College of Pharmacy
Tlanta
Pharmaceutical College
Dunhard
Ogden
Thomas H. Jeffries
Board of
W. T. Ande North
Banks
South
A. K. Bozeman
Jay Georgia
A. K. den- Ur
Georg
VR. Uimer
Soush’ Cara
Pridmore
Aeblente
Georday Rot
SenwAnia
Serures
Georgia
Alabama
Survbsing
Misélerippt
Thompson
Triay
Gubal
Mo Waldrep
R. H H. Walker
Gasippt
Whitehurst
Byron Tama
Conner
Edgar Carter Heads Phi Delta Theta
Edgar V. Carter Jr a popular young attorney was chosen to lead the Phi Delta Theta alumni chapter for the coming year at the Saunders Day banquet held at the Anstey Hotel Saturday night Forty seventy five members attended including prominent citizens I M Gillespie was named vice president TLS Montgomery reporter P M Patech treasurer Fred Houser chaired the executive committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar V. Carter, Jr
Phi Delta Theta
Anstey
Carter
I M. Gillespie
Tls. Montgomery
P. M. Patech
Fred Houser
Highway Committee To Visit Birmingham On Stone Mountain Route
The Stone Mountain highway committee travels to Birmingham to review Barrett Manufacturing Company’s offer to build a 29 foot wide route linking Athistic with the big rock, passing cities en route to Stone Mountain. Members include Dr. B. Scott and J. K. David-Lavi. Fred Houser joins from the Atlanta Convention Bureau to pursue completion before next summer’s Good Roads congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Mountain
EL McCurdy
WL. Webb
J. W Corley
HI. Freeman
Fred Houser
Atlanta Convention Bureau
American Good Roads Congress
Birmingham
Byron Lick Lectures on the Panama Canal at Tabernacle
Byron Lick of the exposition bureau spoke at the Tabernacle auditorium on the Panama Canal and the Panama Pacific exposition. His talk featured motion pictures and argued the canal would bring greater benefits to Georgia and the South than to any other region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron L. Lick
Exposition Bureau
Tabernacle Euditorsim
Panama Canal
Georgia
South
Montgomery Plans Convention Bureau Speaker
The Montgomery Business Men's league aims to form a convention bureau. Fred Houser of Atlanta’s convention bureau will speak at a Montgomery mass meeting Wednesday night. J. B. Letton will accompany Houser and discuss bureau benefits. The league seeks to attract conventions by mirroring Atlanta's successful bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Plans
Convention Bureau
Houser
Montgomery Business Men's League
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Jwishes
Fred Houser
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Teagues
Montgomery
J. B. Letton
Atlanta Bureau
Business Men'a League
E. C. Taylor
Montgomery Business Men's
Leagu
Auanta
Costa Rican Treaty Extended by Protocol
Secretary Brian and Costa Rican minister Senor Calvo signed a protocol extending the special arbitration treaty between the United States and Costa Rica for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brian
Senor Calvo
United
Costa Rica
Prosperous Year for Atlanta Corporations
The Georgia Railway and Power 1912 grossed 4,768,690 with 196,424.15 gain. Atlanta Gas Light 1913 gross 854,102.10 and 27,252.88 gain. Southern Bell Telephone 1913 gross 3,758,850.10, up 226,904.14 over 1912. net earnings up 48,561.56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Corporations of
Atlanta
State Railroad Commission
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Isis
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Fiddlin John to Play at Railroad Y M C A St Patrick’s Night
Fiddlin John, famed adler of old fiddlers, will perform tonight at the Railroad Y M C A parlor for St Patrick’s day celebrations. Irish songs and humor are promised, with lively Irish wit and music filling the venue at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiddlin
John
Adler
Old Fiddlers’ Convention
Hailroad Y. M. C. A. At & Eolock
Federal Grand Jury Meets in Hawkins District
The United States grand jury in Hawkins District, with Foreman Hawkins, organized March 9 and adjourned after four days of industrious work. It will reconvene March 23 at 10 o clock. During recess the district attorney’s office prepared recusations for grand jury consideration, largely involving internal revenue law violations. A peonage case with unusual features may be investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Grand
Hawkins
Foreman
Grand Jury
Internal Revenue
Foreman Hawkins
Swift & Company Market Report for Atlanta Week Ending March 14
Swift and Company lists fresh meat and produce in Atlanta for the week ending Saturday March 14. Average prices show per pound rates with emphasis on neat offerings and weekly market movement across available lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Atlanta
Prince Webster to Visit Three Southern States
Prince Webster of the state railroad commission will depart Atlanta on Tuesday for trips to Florida Alabama and Mississippi. He will gather data for use in one or two cases to be heard by the Georgia commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Webster
State Railroad Commission
Atlanta
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia Commission
Elegant ladies bra cie with elastic gores and trim
An advertisement describes a long back bra cie at five dollars in broadcloth or improvable fabric with elastic side gores for comfort in any seating position. A patterned batiste version is offered at fifteen dollars with few bones and a conforming shape.
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Afters
Eastighti Street
Maren
Auspures Ar
St Mark's Methodisteben
Southern Baptist Consension
Lome
Fn Baptist
W. Eerve Busta
Mra
H. Jordon
Home Board
Sant Crawford
Peyton Todd
Sb.c
J. O Lanier
West Point
Georgia Union
ePhe
W. J. Neel
Cartersville
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of
Georget
W. W. Brooks
P. G. Awtry
Manchester
T. L. Lewis
Atlanta Association
WW. J. Neel
A. H Gorden
Eere Fairbank
Chicago
Kamper’s
C. J. Kamper Grocery Co
Ivy
Peacheree St
Covent Bride
Mary Blaylock
Gladys Danson
Aliss Mary Hines
Stone Slountain and
Treturn
Josephson Brown
Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles Watson
John Tebasco
Hall
May Atkinos
Josephine’ Wendell
Anton Coboly
Pelot Epps
S.C. Pelot
Ocie Pvans
William Epps
Sparta
Sirs
Epps
Chattanoosa
Fenn
F Charen
Messit
Mori Ward Hugual Suffrage Association
Gniock
Emily McDougeld
East Fifteenth Street
OLD Maids
Smith & Higgins Lucile
Walker St
Southern College
Edgar Carter
PHI Delta Thetas
Highway Committee
Byron Lick
Talcum Puff Company
Wisers and Manufacturers
Bosh Terminal Beiliieg
Brooklymn
New York
Public Service Companies
Railroad Commission
Railroad Y. M.C. A
Berry Brothers
Berry Brothers’ Luxeberry Spar
Tripod Paint Co
L Brown & Son
Boston
Mass
The
Piedmont
Dansant
Byrd
Paris
la Vida
Mrs. Marvin
Marvin
Danctte
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