April Brides Social Tinse In Savannah Ahead Of Wedding
The April brides season in Savannah features numerous engagements and parties. Miss Emogene Fag and Mr A T ey announce their April 10 event, with several theater and bridge gatherings planned. Attendants include Miss Hutchins and Miss Thorn, as well as Mrs J D Data and Mrs Beadle Law, with many parties at the Georgian Terrace and Forsyth. The upcoming marriage of Miss Jannie Hutchins to Mr Max Wright is noted, with multiple social events scheduled in the runup.
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A. T. Ey
Savannah
Heenne
Égent
Frank Wines
Mary
Bridge
Jonnie Hutchina
J. Data
Texas
Thorn
Amici
Bertst
Bejle Lawa
Miss Edna Lyman to Speak at Carnegie Library Event
Miss Edna Lyman noted storyteller will address invited guests at the Carnegie library this afternoon. Milas Lyman has many Atlanta friends from a prior visit and she will stay in the city through Friday. Mrs Joan W White and Mrs Laurence F R Davis hosted a pretty luncheon yesterday, launching a new event series.
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Edna Lyman
America
Carnegie Library
Milas Lyman
Atlanta
Mothers Congress
Miss White
Joan W. White
Laurence FR. Davis
Luncheon and bridge parties honor Misses White and Hopkins
Social events feature yellow decor and jonquil centerpieces at a luncheon in compliment to Miss Lorena White with Mrs Hubert Hall and family among the hosts. An evening bridge at the Grant home honors Miss Flournoy Hopkins of New York, with guests enjoying plants, jonquils, a buffet and prizes including an Easter bonnet and a travel toilet set.
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Lorena White
Miss Davis
Mrs. White
Miss White
Hubert Hall
Norfolk
White
Jamea F Brown
Fay Wilton
Aaron White
John W. Grant
Bridge
Flournoy Hopkins
New York
Nancy Hill Hopkins
Hangi
Butter
Corinne Campbell
Misa Elizabeth Butter
Barnesville
Georgia Weeks
Barney Haney
Misa Butler
Jabot Thoss
Elizabeth Butler
Fdlth ‘Travis
Carris Weeks
Campbell
Messrs
O. Milla
J A. Ware Barney Haney
Eugene
George Goodman
G. I. Beartfield
J W. Wootten
Mra
J. & Cochran
Bracelet Bags Spark Bridal Glitter in Atlanta Display
A feature on new bracelet bags described as the last word in smartness and a vivid novelty. The bags use silver mesh, spread open on a silver bracelet and fall together securely, built to stand service. Visit to see them.
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Atlanta
Mrs McKenzie Hosts Saturday Bridge for Brides-to-be
Mrs Marshall McKenzie plans a Saturday bridge afternoon on the 30th in honor of her sister Mrs Harold McKenzie and to honor Miss Emogene Thorn and Miss Jennia Hutchins, with about thirty unmarried guests invited to the event.
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Bridge
Marshall McKenzie
Harold McKenzie
Emogene Thorn
Mites Jennia Hutchins
Tea and Terrace Teas Highlight Spring Social Scene
Tea al fresco events unfold at the Georgian Terrace hotel and Piedmont Driving Club with ladies and debutantes enjoying porch service after noon. Notables include George M. Brown hosting guests for Mrs. Joseph Emerson Brown and Mrs. Albert Burlington, along with Mrs. Willam Witham and Mrs. R. C Congdon entertaining guests. Also noted are matinee guests at Forsyth and a Kirkwood buffet supper after a wedding rehearsal for Miss Jennie Mae Fenn and Hal B Rhodes, with brides party in attendance.
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Georgian Terrace
Piedmont Driving Club
Terraca
Jladies
Palm Room
George M. Brown
Joseph Emerson Brown
Kalaimazoo
Mich
Albert Burlington
Sallie Eugenia Brown
Willam Witham
R. C Congdon
Jefferson Fenn
Kirkwood
Jennie Mae Fenn
Hal B Rhodes
Suwanee
Ready to wear suits win over $55 buyer
A well dressed gentleman visited a merchant tailor, paying $50 to $55 for each custom suit. He compared with our spring summer ready-to-wear line and, after review, purchased a handsome suit for twenty dollars, finding it as satisfactory as his former $55 garments.
Attendance at Cooking School Promises Record Turnout
Large advance ticket sales and strong interest from Atlanta housewives indicate that next week’s Cooking School will exceed prior attendance. Mrs Anna Gilchrist-Strong will present daily lectures on selecting and preparing meals for different needs at the old Capital City Club building. Season tickets are on sale at Hys, Camberlin’s tea room, and 117 Whitehall Street. single lectures cost 50 cents.
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Atlanta
Anna Gilchrist-Strong
Old Capital City Club
Bulding
Highs Department Store
Camberlin's Tea Room
Whitehall Street
Y W C A Dining Room Menu An Oddly Varied Dinner
A YMCA dining room offers a regular dinner including vegetable soup veal roast creamed brains on toast rice and gravy creamed potatoes candied yams boiled cabbage Waldorf salad lemon jelly and whipped cream ambrosia vanilla sherbet coffee tea chocolate buttermilk and sweet milk hot biscuits and muffins steak to order eggs to order cold boiled ham hot cakes and maple syrup.
No Decision Delayed in Jefferson Case in Columbus
Governor Brown likely to grant a one week respite for James Jefferson, condemned for killing Policeman Marion Marchant in Columbus. Despite strong petitions from 3,500 Muscogee residents and police pressure, no final ruling next week is anticipated as the governor weighs clemency and the death sentence.
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Brown
James Jefferson
Columpues
Marion Marchant
Jefferson
Lfe
Columbus
Hoke Smith fights private pension bills in Senate
Washington March 20 Senator Hoke Smith balked at speedy action on private pension bills urging removal of individual names from the calendar He sought to strike first at Thomas Jefferson neeto of the One Hundred and Twenty third volunteer infantry The Georgia senator said the private bills should not pass until a broader review is done The attempted moves drew laughter as more beneficiaries remained on the list
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Washington
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Thomas Jefferson
Neeto
One
Twenty-third Volunteer Infantry
Smith
Senate
Bifbra
Railroads Ordered to Transport Coal Across Kentucky
Washington reports a writ of mandamus against Louisville and Nashville and Southern Railway to force coal shipments from Stony Fork and Ralston Coal Companies in Kentucky. Judges Archbald and Mack dissented. Court says carriers refused to perform their legal duty, harming coal firms and markets in the southeastern states. Directors must arrange car supply by agreement or I C C if needed.
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Washington
Commerce Court
Louisville and
Nashtille
Southern Railway
Tno
Stony Fork Coal Company
Ralston Coal Company
Kentucky
Archhbald and Mack
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bombs From Balloons Hit Arab Camp Near Zanzour Oasis
March 20 Tripoli reports two dirigible balloons conducted reconnaissance over the Zanzour oasis. They dropped twenty two bombs into an Arab camp, prompting the Arabs to scatter in all directions.
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Tripoli
Zanzour
A Mild Suggestion
A benevolent trust magnate asks why the world is down on them and a friend quips that it may be because they persist in holding it up. The exchange unfolds with a gently ironic moral.
Wrinkle-Reducing Home Formula Promises Youthful Look
Luella Marsh shares a London friend’s craft recipe for a skin tightening preparation. Powdered gaxolite and sarolite dissolved in hazel water are applied after bathing to smooth wrinkles and furrows, even crow's feet. she notes dramatic transformation and younger appearance.
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Rom
Social Mirror
Luella Marsh
London
Gruggtoreg
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Misa Hutchins
Migg Jannie Hutchins
Max Wright
Aphir
Helen Moody
Helen | Wacom
William Oliphant
Macon
Artley
Hy .Hardson
Ichardson
Wendge
Piedmont
York
Mikey Hill Hopkins
Ie Hnsen
Bette
Chardson
Hindy
Hopkins
Frances Mite
Lillian Logan
Miss High
Elizabeth Raw- Haugh Rawson
M Mfigs
Courtenay Harrison
Mies Jas
Katherine Bleck
Unite the South
Cola
Institut
I Mae Eee Higher Learning
Federation of Women's Clubs
South
Lucy Crozier French
Federation of Women’s Clubs of Tennessee
Women’s Press Association of
Tennessee
Association of Southern College Women
Kendric Charles Babcock
United States Bureau of Education
Mary Leal Karkness
Sophie Newcomb Memorial
Henry Barnard Scott
Atlanta Woman's Club
Municipal Arts
Toledo
Ohio
Museum
Edward Drummond Lisbey
Miss Lyman
Faust
Eakes
J. Tally Comer
G. Mac Eakes
A &J. Patrick's
St. Patrick's
Hamilton
Davis
Mra. Barmere
G. Mac Bakes
Joseph H. Bradfield
Hawley Coleman
W. P. Davis
W. T. Brown
W. H. Prenton
F. Craig
C. D. Knight
Kate Fenton
C. H’ Films
H. Williamson
A. C Edwards
E.R. Barmere
Emma Brown
J. W. Church
M. R. Ragsdale
M. Perry
Emma Buge
Fi Park
R. McCalla
Miriam Frice
Misa Idadis Ragsdale
Mer
Nelig
B. Hamilton
Max Eakes
Victor Staub
Walt-Ferrari
Alexander MacFadyen
Campbell-Tipton
Vincent Thomas
Phyllis
Halter Gilberte
Meikle
Charles Godfrey
W. B. Meikle
Toronto
Godfrey
Canada
James B. Carhart
Nashville
Daisy Huff
Forsyth
W. C. Schaeffer
Miss Roberts
Miss Mason
Miss Howe
Wesley Memorial
Sane
Woodbury
Oxford
Brown & Allen
E. G. Greate
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