Bride at Beck reception amid violet decorations
Yesterday a reception at Mrs Beck's home honored a popular Athens bride. Guests in a violet themed room enjoyed punch, a centerpiece of violets, and gowns in yellow, pink, and blue tones. Attendees included Miss Lois, Miss Lina Andrews, Mrs White, Mrs Dixon, and Mrs Kiser with about 125 callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isenbeck
Mrs. Beck
Aton
Lois
Lina Andrews
Miss White
Dixon
LL. Mall
Norfolk
Mrs. Dixon
A& J. Kiser
Warren White
S. C. Dobbs
A. J. Kiser
Bayne Gibson
Decatur
Miss Marie Lewis
Edward
T. K. Gibson
Miss Hopkins
Marguerite Beck
Flourney Hopkins
New York
Nancy Hill Hopkins
Isabel Kuhrt
Sara Rawson
Debutante Soiree and Charity Sale Fund Raiser Notes
A charity sale of practical goods near the Aragon funds home missions with a Spring cleaning theme. Debutante Miss Harriet Calhoun hosted a twelve-seat reception in pink and white, featuring swansonia and ink roses, with Miss Calhoun in white chiffon and marabou. Numerous teas and gatherings followed at the Georgian Terrace and Geacelan Terrace celebrating Miss Halile Reese and other guests with formal dress and floral table décor.
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Aragon
Miss Calhoun
W.R. Hammond
Harriet Calhoun
Swansonia
Lilles
Flacs
Luncheon Honors Mrs Hines with Philadelphia Guests
Mrs John Somerville hosted a pretty luncheon yesterday honoring Mrs Richard Hines of Macon. Guests included Mrs Richard Johnson, Mrs Thomas B Paine, Mrs Reuben Arnold, and Mrs Philip Kunzig of Philadelphia. Centerpiece featured jonquils in yellow.
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John Somerville
Richard Johnson
Richard Hines
Macon
Thomas B. Paine
Reuben Arnold
Philip Kunzig
Philadelphia
Hines
Brooks County Vets to Attend Reunion in Macon
Quitman Ga March 29 Special The Brooks Confederate Veterans Association is organized and will attend the May reunion in Macon. Officers elected include Captain J G McCall president and W Talley secretary with J R Barnes George B Crain J M Patterson T N Sandy and J B Finch on the executive committee. The roster lists many members led by Captain McCall and Captain J R Barnes along with numerous other names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
Brooks Confederate Veterans’ Association
Macon
J. G. McCall
W. &. Talley
J. R. Barnes
George Ib. Crain
J. M. Patterson
T. N. Sandy
J. B. Finch
J. RB. Barnes
W. 5
Johnson
A. J. Jones
J. J. Norman
Fit Meulden
C. G. McRae
Sir McCall
B. F. Neely
J. W. Phillips
J. M. Paxton
M. Lewis
J. D. Bozeman
T. Ss, McRae
J. E. Hunter
Pan Stanton
T. L
F. Dukes
Adam Beasley
T. Session
J. W. Watson
M. Lane
J. S. Simpson
K. H. Williams
Sam Sessions
P. & McCrae
School Boy Herschel Saxon Missing Since Wednesday
Columbus Ga March 29 special Herschel Saxon ten year old fifth grade pupil of Columbus public schools resided on Broad Street left home Wednesday morning for Sixteenth Street five blocks away and has not been seen since. Parents have no idea where he is. Police on the lookout with no clue. Local Boy Scouts camp may start a search Saturday.
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Columbus
Herschel Saxon
Broad Street
Sixteenth Street
Boy Scouts
Electric agreement comes up Thursday
City council to consider a proposed contract between the Georgia Railway and Electric Company and the Gedraia Railway and Power Company. Alderman McClelland requested publication of the statement. The item will not be acted upon by the council next Monday afternoon.
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Georgia Railway , and Electric Company
Gedraia Railway and Power Company
McClelland
Founders Day Observed at Bessie Tift College
Porsyth Georgia March 29 Special One of the year’s most interesting events was Founders Day at Bessie Tift College March 28 marking the old Monroe Female college’s transfer to the Georgia Baptist convention. A 9:30 a.m. program featured processional hymns addresses and a pageant with about twenty five floats parading through Forsyth streets.
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Porsyth
Bessie Tift College
Monroe Female College
Beasle Tift College
Georgia Baptist Convention
Tift Hall
A. Chamlee
Th. G. Hiymn
E. C. James
Lansing Burrows
Americus
Wstudiantina
Beanie Tift College
RB. A. Cansdell
Bisate Titt
Bessie Titt
J. BR. Gunn
Georgia
Northeast Georgia
Forsyth
Religion Forward Dinner at Piedmont in Atlanta
Statistics from eight day Men and Religion Forward Movement show Atlanta leads in the campaign among 54 cities. In Georgia forty seven towns are engaged with three Atlanta led teams training auxiliary cities, 1293 key men attend six institutes, 834 men and boys take a stand for a better life. A five year work plan is being mapped and presented at a conservation dinner at the Piedmont hotel on the evening of April plates for 500 guests.
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Atlanta
United States
Canada
J. K. Orr
Georgia
Anf
Evangelical Department
Altluntang
Piedmont Hotel
Apri
Mercer University Students Form Underwood Club
Macon Georgia March 29 Special The Mercer university students organize an Underwood club with more than 100 members. Officers named are H Langadale president J J Kelly vice president M A Smith secretary and treasurer.
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Macon
Mercer University
H. Langadale
J. J. Kelly
M. A. Smith
Cornerstone Laid at Gordon Institute Founders Day
Founders day exercises in Harneaville Ga honored the late Charles B Lambdin with the cornerstone ceremony for a three story academic building. Grand master George M Napier presided as dignitaries from Pinta lodge and visiting Masons attended. A basket supper followed the ceremonies drawing 1600 participants.
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Harneaville
Charles B. Lambdin
Gordon Institute
Wedemeyer
Atlanta
Gordon Cadets
Pinta Lodge
Barneaville
Gordon Auditorium
George M. Napier
Grand Lodge of Georgia
D. C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Henry Banks
W. A. Prout
Judge Prout
Farewell Dinner for T. B. Lynch at Atlanta Club
T B Lynch resigns from the Southeastern Passenger Association after two years to join the Eastern Steamship Company in Boston. A complimentary banquet at the Atlanta Athletic Club honored his service with flowers, fine menus, and attendees including J F McKinley, G G Shepard, W L Henry, H C Chalmers, E K Sullivan, J A Bauman, and others.
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T. B. Lynch
Southeastern Passenger Association
Joseph Richardson
Eastern Steamship Company
Boston
Mass
Lynch
Railroad Passenger
Atlanta Athletic Club
J. F E. McKinley
G. G. Shepard
G. C. Roney
W. L. Henry
3. S. McCullough
W. Stewart
G. EK. Jordan
G. A. Cunningham
A. C. Edwards
W. P. Scruges
H. C. Chalmers
E. K. Sullivan
I. H. Daniel
A.9. Hester
W. H. Howard
C. I. Stewart
H. H. Butler
Frank Westerman
V. FL. Harvey
E. F. Reid
J. A. Bauman
J. M. Wooddall
Pauli White
Z. W. Small
A. B. Pratt
GE. G. Hughiett
C. J. Lieber
Two Ballots Planned for May First Primary
Macon Ga March 29 Special A ruling by W C Wright of the state executive committee requires two separate primaries on May 1 in counties choosing county officers Two distinct tickets two ballot boxes two sets of returns and tally sheets will be used in those counties The decision affects Bibb county and other counties holding county primaries on May 1.
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Macon
W. C. Wright
Newnan
State Executive Committee
P. H. Gambrell
Bibb County
Democratic Committee
Wright
Best Dental Work at Moderate Prices at Atlanta Parlors
There is no need to pay high prices for quality dental work. The Atlanta Dental Parlors at Peachtree and Decatur streets offer the best work at prices low enough for modest purses.
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Atlanta
Peachtree
Decatur Streets
Marietta Street Paving Report Planned for Monday
The street committees of the council will hold a special meeting next Monday at 2 PM to report on Marietta Street paving. They could not agree Friday after noon because owners signed a petition for a single asphalt type, while the committee wanted all kinds specified. The petition will be ready for Monday.
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Marietta Street
Hudson to deliver commence ment address at Third District College
Americus Ga March 29 Special Thomas G Hudson former state commissioner of agriculture and gubernatorial candidate has accepted invitation to deliver the commencement address before the Third District Agricultural College graduations in June He has staunchly supported the college and his work is appreciated A large class will graduate this summer and the exercises will be unusually interesting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Thomas G. Hudson
Third District Agricultural College
Hudson
The
Agricultural College
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Ethel Austin
Employment Bureau
Thomas Veazey
Elizabeth Stowe
Maryland
Rosalyn Blyss Thomas
George Hirsha Veazey
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Grant and
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Peachtree Street
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North Jackson Street
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Ethel Daniel
Thomas Bragks
A. L. Coffee
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T. J. McKinnon
Thomas Sudleow
C. J. Heese
R. C. Turner
Mra. George Price
Jeasie McWilllame
Misa Lucie Harris
Geacelan Terrace
Misa Annie Lee Mckonaie
Elahtsuen
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Suffolk
Felder
A. D. Adair
Albert Burlingham
Fort Brown
N. Y
Lloyd Parka
Frank Cater
Perry
Miss Oglesby
Laura Cowles
Georgian Terrace
Leewood Oglesby
Quitman, Ga
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Marion Foster
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Jennie Hutchings
Brooks County
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Maull Brothers
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