Week End Gossip of Society and Dinner Parties
The weekend social scene featured numerous dinner gatherings at country clubs and long drives to the country. Mrs Edmund Legon Tyler hosted twelve guests with daughter Lucy Tyler assisting, and attire ranged from white crepe with crystals to pale blue satin and black net. Other salons included Mr and Mrs John K Ottley at dinner for eight with pink rose decor, and Mrs T B Felder’s welcome to Mrs Felder after visits to Augusta and Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Legon Tyler
Lowry
Tyler
Msgr
Lucy Tyler
Mrs. Tyler
Miss Tyler
John K. Ottley
Killarney Rosen
Lory
Robert
Adzger Smythe
T. B. Felder
Augusta
Memphis
Marion Smith
Georgian Terrace
Herr Eugen Will
San Jose
Costa Rica
Capital City Club
Atlanta
Washington
New York
Germany
George G. Crawford
Birmingham
BE. R. Tutwiler
Robert Jemison, Jr
John Lusk
Georgand Terrace
Cinhs
Piedmont Driving Club
Durum Wheat and Faust Macaroni Story
The article extols Durum wheat grown near the Black Sea for its gluten for macaroni. Imported by the U S Agricultural Department, it yields the finest durum soil and climate results, making Faust Macaroni highly nutritious and easily digested. A 3c package feeds a family of five, with 10c packages also available. Maull Bros. 4221 St Louis Ave St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Agricultural Department
Maull Bros
St. Louisa Avenue
St. Louis
Diamonds Shine In Easter Season Promotion Card
The social brilliance of the Easter season guides attention to our stones. The collection meets a superior standard with the best class of patronage. It features the finest quality Diamonds and exceptional values.
Shadow of the Cross Exhibition at 101 Peachtree Street
A luminosity judged miraculous by scientists accompanies the unfinished Henry Hammond Ahl painting The Shadow of the Cross shown in Atlanta for the Daughters of the Confederacy and Uncle Remus Memorial Association. Admission is 15 cents, proceeds aid education and the Uncle Hemus home.
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Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Daughters of the Confederacy
Uncle
Uncle Hemus
Alfriend
Atlanta Women Promote Invaluable Work And School Events
An item outlines Mrs. W. L. Peel's leadership in a Georgia chapter, praising her for advancing a long valued work and noting the January election shift in by laws. It also lists YWCA notes, dining room menu for March 19 1582, a matinee for Miss Jennie Mac Fenn, Leap Year Party at the Austin home, a Cox College recital and the Saturday Night Club debate on whether Atlanta should own its electric lighting plant and street railway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Georgia
Joseph Habergham
W. L. Peel
Peel
Joaseph Habersham
Shepter
Atkinson
James W. Austin
Third Street
Mr. Austin
St. Mark's
Carnegie Library
Atlanta
Joseph D. Greene
A Simple Way to Reduce Wrinkles
A home remedy article claims wrinkles arise from shrinking facial muscle tissue and excess skin. It recommends a Baxolite and hazel wash to tighten skin, firm underlying tissue, smooth lines, and improve circulation for faded cheeks.
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Nce
Debate on Municipal Ownership Divides Attendees
A heated discussion on municipal ownership of public utilities ends with the affirmative prevailing. Arguments favor efficiency and examples from Brooklyn and Glasgow while F E Meyers counters citing Philadelphia gas works graft and city council mismanagement. The event features music by Miss Jeanette Mitchell and Mr Gould Chapmen, with a piano from Cable Piano Co. and a reading of Riley poems. Investigations announce upcoming debates on Atlanta justice of the peace reform and Taft railroad ownership proposal. Mrs Edwin Forest Johnson hosts a luncheon invitation for Miss Agnes Ladson at Piedmont Driving Club.
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Aklea
Brooklyn
Bridge
Glasgow
Scotland
F. E. Meyers
Southern Engineer
Mr. Meyers
Philadelphia
Jeanette Mitchell
Gould Chapmen
G. W. Wilkins
Cable Piano Company
M. H. Wilensky
James Whitcomb Riley
Atlanta
Taft
Alaska
Social items note in-town visits and travels
Mrs. Randall Clifton recovers at home after illness in St Josephs infirmary. Many social guests and travelers are listed including Miss Iane Watson of Anniston, Mrs. Cary Bryan’s Baltimore visit, and Mr. and Mrs. George Hantshire moving to a new home. Guests arrive from Newnan Charleston Birmingham and Americus as social circle activities continue.
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Wilson
Wejar
Eckle Cream Co
Charleston
3. C
Sean Wilton
Randall Clifton
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Goldsmith Apartments
W. H. Adkins
Bridge
Iane Watson
Nniston
Als
Charles L. Slyea
George
Savannah
Elyea
J. K. Heyward
Harriett Barnwell
George Hantshire
Twelfth Street
John Ashley Jones
Peachtree Circle
George S. Obear, Jr
Birmingham
George S. Obear
F. C. Obear
Columbian Life Agents Dined by Johnson at Georgian Terrace
Prominent Columbian Life Insurance Company agents from the region gathered in the grill room of the Georgian Terrace for a dinner hosted by W C Johnson, a high official. About thirty attendees discussed business conditions and upcoming work while Johnson, visiting southern cities, expressed pleasure with southern prospects and predicted increased sales in the months ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Columbian Lifo Insurance Company
Boston
W.C. Johnson
Georgian Terrace
Johnson
Church faces purse dilemma after bequests
Metuchen March 18 officers of St James Episcopal Church wrestle with 106,000 in two bequests from old parishioners. The church, with only 40 months left, seeks guidance on how to spend the funds while honoring donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metuchen
St. James Episcopal Church
Iscota
Nee Faino Eee
Piedmont Continental Daughters of DAR Meet at Piedmont Hotel
A special meeting of the Piedmont Continental Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution is set for this morning at 10:80 in the parlors of the Piedmont hotel. Also today the Uncle Remus Memorial Association will hold its postponed meeting at 10:30 at Carnearle Notary Swift Col’s reports fresh beer sales in Atlanta for the week ending March 18 average 8.78 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Spencer R. Atkinson
Atkin
Piedmont Continental Chapter
Piedmont Hotel
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Carnearle
Swift @ Col
Atlante
Matardas
Pendleton to Lead Washington Chamber of Commerce
Washington Gs March 18 W N Pendleton of Augusta has been elected secretary of the Washington Chamber of Commerce and will report April 1. Pendleton brings energy to plans for a county fair and corn show in the fall to showcase Wilkes and Lincoln counties agricultural resources as the chamber enters its second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Gs
W. N. Pendleton
Augusta
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Pendleton
Wilkes
Lincoln
Appreciative Audience Greets Gatty Sellars Recital
An appreciative audience attended a free will offering recital by Gatty Sellars, English organist, at the Baptist Tabernacle last night. He featured a splendid organ and coronation music that evoked Westminster Abbey with bells, trumpets, and the national anthem, receiving prolonged applause for a storm at sea piece and other masters’ works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatty Sellars
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Sellars
Westminster Abbey
Mickle Visiting Business Friends in Atlanta
W H Mickle of Toronto and Jone of Atlanta's leading insurance men are visiting in the city. The pair, guests at the Georgian Terrace, are in Atlanta for business connected with a company with which Mickle is connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Mickle
W. OH. Mickle
Toronto
Canada
Jones
Insurance Men
America
Atlanta
Georgian Terrace
F&meh
Accidental Rabbit Hunt Ends in Boy's Death
Sandersville report from March 18 states Fred Norris, 13, son of the late WHI Norris, was accidentally killed near Warthen while rabbit hunting. His gun slipped, the trigger fired, and a load of shot struck him in the head, killing him instantly. He is survived by his mother, brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandersville
Fred Norris
Whi Norris
Warthen
Pilson Railroad Supply Mogul Visits Atlanta
Morris C. Pilson of Washington D C a leading railroad supplies manufacturer is in Atlanta on business and guest of the Georgian Terrace He is touring the south observing presidential campaigns but will not discuss politics He is brother in law of CG A Woods of Boston president of a hotel company that runs the Georgian Terrace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris C. Pileon
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Pilson
South
Mr. Pilson
CG. A. Woods
Boston
Robbery at Jasper Post Office Leaves Vault Blown Open
In Jasper Tennessee this morning at 2 30 the local post office was robbed and about 700 to 806 dollars taken. The vault was blown open with nitroglycerin and torn to pieces. The night operator heard the explosion but did not call. Robbers fled toward South Pittsburg as officers pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jasper
South Pittsburg
Peach crop in York pa to nearly fail this year
Philadelphia report from York Pennsylvania notes a nearly complete peach crop failure due to freezing buds. Growers report trees are healthy but fruit will be scarce or absent, with indications of little to no production despite healthy trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
York
Potato Pancakes Recipe From Mrs Helen Armstrong
A recipe for potato pancakes uses one quart of raw potato, grated or ground, four eggs, onion, pepper and a little flour to bind. Fry spoonfuls in Cottolene and serve promptly to achieve light crisp fritters free from grease and easier on digestion than lard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Armstrong
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