April Brides and Theatrical Parties Mark Spring Society
A sequence of social events and wedding plans dominate the early April calendar in Macon and Savannah. Notable gatherings include bridge parties hosted by Mrs. John Du iPre and Miss Mildred Farr, a matinee at Forsyth, a Polly of the Circus gala, and a large wedding between Miss Jennie Hutchins and Mr. Max Wright set for April 3. Preparations for the couple’s home in Macon precede their Savannah move, with numerous invites featuring prominent local families and guests, and a detailed listing of attendees at key events.
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Miss Hutchings
Jennié Huting
Max Wright
John DuiPre
Ming Mildred Fart
Forsyth
Conference for Southern women leaders to meet in Tennessee
A group of presidents and deans from southern women's and co-educational colleges plan a conference in Tennessee on April 3 and 4 to discuss advancement in education. The event aims to recognize regional efforts and foster cooperation among states in higher learning.
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Women's
Colla
Conference and club women to meet in south
A special meeting tied to a conference will gather Federation of Women's Clubs of the Southern states with about 2,000 invited representatives to discuss education advancement in the south. The Association of Southern College Women will also hold its annual meeting with speakers from national and regional education groups. The Atlanta Woman's Club plans an art program, citing Toledo's municipal arts building funded by Edward Drummond Lisbey and public subscriptions totaling over 20,000 supporters.
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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 College
New Orleans
Misa Celeste H. Parrish
Georgia
Henry Barnerd Scott
Atlanta Woman's Club
Atlanta
Municipal Arts
Toledo
Ohio
Edward Drummond Lisbey
Miss Edna Lyman to Speak at Carnegie Library Event
Miss Edna Lyman, a renowned American storyteller, will address the Carnegie Library School this afternoon with a small invited audience. She has many friends in Atlanta from prior visits and is being hosted luxuriously, remaining in the city through Friday for the Mothers Congress proceedings.
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Edna Lyman
America
Carnegie Lbrary School
Miss Lyman
Atlanta
Mothers Congress
Mrs White and Mrs Davis Host Pleasant Luncheon Event
Mrs John W White and Mrs Laurence B R Davis hosted a pretty luncheon yesterday marking an agreeable occasion and a debut event in the region.
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John W. White
Laurence BR. Davis
Miss Lorena White Honored At Yellow Luncheon
A luncheon featured yellow decor and jonquil centerpieces in honor of Miss Lorena White and friends, with Mrs. Robert Hail and others assisting. Evening bridge for Miss Flourney Hopkins followed by a buffet supper and prizes for young and married guests. Mme Jeanna Jomelli recital announced at the Grand with notable program. Mrs. Corinne Campbell hosts Miss Elizabeth Butler reception in Barneaville style with a guessing contest and prizes. Mr. Meikle entertained at the Georgian Terrace before returning to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena White
Miss Davis
Mrs. White
Miss White
Robert Hail
Norfolk, Va
James F. Brown
Fay Wilson
Aaron White
John W. Grant
Bridge
Flourney Hopkins
New York
Nancy Hill Hopkins
Grant
Hugo Wolf
A. Rubinstein
H. Strauss
J. Brahms
Rachmaninoff
Gavotte
Victor Staub
Miss Butler
Corinne Campbell
Elizabeth Butler
Barneaville
Georgia Weeks
Barney Haney
Edith Travis
Carrie Weeka
Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. Campbell; Messrs. S. 0. Mills
J. A. Ware
Eugene
George Goodman
G. IL. Boartfield
J W. Wootten
J. 8. Cochran
St Patrick's party for ladies near parsonage
Mrs J Tally Comer hosted a St Patrick's gathering for the immediate neighborhood ladies. Green and white decor featured white carnations and green tapers while ices and sandwiches matched the theme. Prizes were given in two literary contests won by Mrs Hamilton Mrs Davis and Mrs Barmore among others.
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J. Tally Comer
G. Mac Eakes
St. Fatrick
St Patrick's
Bakes
Knight
Mies
Kate Fenton
C.H.’ Sime
H. Willlamson
A. CO. Edwards
R. Me‘Calla
Mllliam. Price
Ida
Jim Pee Metene
Hamilton
Bracelet Bags Catch Atlanta Fashion Wave
The text describes silver mesh bags that attach to a bracelet for a sleek, versatile look. The design allows the bag to open and close securely, adapting to daily use with easy accessibility and practical wear.
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Atlanta
Bridge Tea for Mrs McKenzile and Brides-to-be
Mrs Marshall McKenzile hosts a Saturday afternoon bridge party on the 20th in compliment to her sister Mrs Harold McKenzie recent bride and to Miss Emogene Thorn and Miss Jennie Hutchins brides-to-be. About thirty of the unmarried set are invited.
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Bridge
Marshall McKenzile
Harold McKenzie
Emogene Thorn
Jennie Hutchins
Teas Al Fresco Mark Opening Season At Urban Clubs
The first teas of the season were held yesterday afternoon at the Georgian Terrace hotel and the Piedmont Driving Club. Ladies in attendance enjoyed tea on the porch after visiting the palm room and lounge, with Mrs. George M. Brown entertaining a party to meet Mrs. Joseph Emerson Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burlington. Mrs. William Witham and Mrs. BR. C. Congdon hosted friends, while debutantes sought spring attire outdoors. Visitors included Mrs. James B. Garhart and Mrs. Daisy Huff Sparke at Forsyth matinee. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Fenn hosted a buffet after their daughter Jennie Mee Fenn's rehearsal for her wedding to Hal B. Rhodes tonight in Suwanee. The noonday prayer service is set for Thursday at 12:30 led by Rev. W. C. Schaeffer. Millinery, embroidery, and gymnasium classes led by Miss Roberts, Miss Mason, and Miss Howe meet this week at set times.
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Georgian Terrace
Piedmont Driving Club
Terraca
George M. Brown
Joseph Emerson Brown
Kalamazoo
Mich
Albert Burlington
Salle Magenia Brown
William Witham
BR. C. Congdon
Mrs
Jefferson Fenn
Kirkwood
Jennie Mee Fenn
Hal B. Rhodes
Suwanee
W. C. Schaeffer
Miss Roberts
Miss Mason
Miss Howe
Wesley Memorial
Ready-to-wear men’s suits win skeptical buyer
A gentleman who habitually paid 50 to 55 dollars for each tailored suit visited the shop. After inspecting the ready-to-wear spring and summer options, he became enthusiastic and purchased a suit for twenty dollars, liking it as well as the 55-dollar one he wore.
Cooking school expected to draw large Atlanta turnout
Attendance at the cooking school next week is expected to exceed all previous records as tickets sell fast. Mrs Anna Gilchrist-Strong will lecture each morning at the old Capital City Club building on food selection and easy preparation benefiting the Home for Incurables. Season tickets are sold at Highs department store Chamberlins tea room and 117 Whitehall street with 50 cents admission per lecture.
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Atlanta
Anna Gilchrist-Strong
Old Capital City Club
High
Chamberlin's Tea Room
Whitehall Street
Menu items listed for breakfast and orders
A readout of various breakfast offerings including vanilla sherbet coffee tea chocolate buttermilk and sweet milk hot biscuits and muffins steak to order egaee to order cold bollen ham hot cakes with maple syrup.
Decision pending in Jefferson case as governor mulls respite
Governor Brown will likely grant an extra week before ruling on James Jefferson the Columbus merchant condemned to hanging for the murder of Policeman Marion Marchant. The case draws strong petitions for mercy with over 3600 signatories from Muscogee County, while Columbus police press for execution.
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Brown
James Jefferson
Columbus
Marion Marchant
Jefferson
Muscogee County
Hoke Smith fights private pension bills in Senate
Washington March 20 Senator Hoke Smith again balked a speedy disposition of private pension bills. His request to take up immediately the first seven names on the calendar was ruled out of order. He offered amendments to strike out individual names. The first to fall under the Georgia senator’s attack was Thomas Jefferson, the One Hundred and Twenty‑third Volunteer Infantry, who was promptly voted back into the pit. The action stalled the bill amid engrat service concerns.
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Washington
Hoke Smith
Teddy
Pénglon Pillg
Thomas Jeffer
Pitt
Sriftti
Railroads Ordered to Transport Coal From Kentucky Mines
Washington March 20 A temporary writ of mandamus was issued by the commerce court against Louisville and Nashville and Southern railway to force delivery of coal from Stony Fork and Ralston mines in Kentucky to southeastern states. Judges Archbold and Mack dissented. The court held carriers refused to perform their legal duty and denied roads motion to dismiss the suit.
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Washington
Commerce Court
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
The
Southern Railway
Stony Fork Coal Company
Ralston Coal Company
Kentucky
Archhbald
Mack
Interstata Commerce Commission
Bombs From Balloons Hit Arab Camp In Tripoli
March 30. Two dirigible balloons scouted over the Zanzour oasis and were met with a brisk fusillade. They dropped twenty two bombs into the Arab camp, causing the forces to scatter in all directions and signaling a solid if unconfirmed impact.
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Tripoli
Zanzour
A Mild Suggestion
A benevolent magnate asks why the world is so hard on them and a friend suggests the fault lies in his own grip and persistence, with a wry, reflective tone.
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Truat
Tightens Her Skin Wrinkles Vanish With Home Formula
A London friend shares a home remedy said to instantly tighten skin and smooth wrinkles. The formula uses saxolite dissolved in hazel, applied after bathing, with claims of reducing crow's feet and neck lines.
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Lucila Marsh
London
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A. T. Ir
Macon
Bevannah
Wii
Frank Wines
Jennie Y
Mary Couy
Jennie Hutchina
Thorn
Texas
Helen ‘Thorn
William Oliphant
Artley
Savannah
Iccardson
Piedmont
w.York
Cy Hill Hopkins
Fi Richardson
Hi Hopkins
Kes
Friel
Hopkins
Frances Skies
Lillian Logan
Ki High
Elizabeth Rawne
Gion Rawson
Mise Courtenay Harrison
Misa Jomias
Katherine Bleckoma
Kate Amorous
Oyin
Margaret
Midi Garolyn King
Misa
Emily Marjorie Brown
Arline Scully
Goodman
Smith
Passie Magueine
Anne Orme
Margaret j2iMite
Cay Call McCall
Miss. White
Faust Brand
Mr. Smith
Vlemnie
Henri Duparo
Cecile Chaminade
Claude Debussy
Alerno “Val Pleure
Jeanne Tomelli
Alfred Bachelet
E. Wolf-Ferrari
S. de Lange
Alexander MacFadyen
Campbell-Tipton
Vincent Thomas
la Phyllis
Hallet Gilberte
Mrs. Eakes
Deen
Mise Jenstin
Bernhard the
Nashville
Daisy Huff Sparke
Oxford
Brown & Allen
BES
Gate City
Den
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