Mrs Payne Hosts Bridge Tea With Elegant Attire
Mrs J Carroll Payne hosts a bridge party and tea yesterday with forty players starting at 4 pm and a reception for additional guests at 5 pm. Mrs Robert Ridley won the top ace prize a white silk parasol painted with roses. consolation went to Mrs Robert F Shedden. Attire featured lace gowns in white, pink, and pale blue, with many guests including Miss Laura Payne Miss Helen Payne and Mrs James Dicker among others. decorations centered on Killarney roses and pink shades throughout.
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Payne
C. Shriver
Baltimore
Mims Payne
Robert F. Shedden
Killarney
Mr. Payne
Laura Payne
Helen Payne
Coleman
Henry A. Inman
Piedmont
Everett’ Coleman
Frank Hawkins
Preston Arkwright
Twin A. Pardee
D. Bi Harr
W. H. Kises
E. P. MecBurney
Walter’ Howard
Milas
Sunan
Mrs. Ridley
Robert Ridley Willj
All Bridge
Mrs. Shriver
Miss Fayne
Misa Worthington
W.L. Hodges
Miss Worthington
Annapolis
Atlanta Society Notes and Arrangements May
Social notices and marriage announcements from Atlanta households detail the wedding of Mrs Fietener I, Bello to J Frank Busbee, and engagements at 656 South Pryor Street. Guests and entertaining events include bridge parties and luncheons for Mrs Charles Freeman Roanoke Virginia and Mrs Wimbish, with other society movements and travel notes throughout.
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Bell Busbee
M. J. Charles
Fietener I
J. Frank Busbee
South Pryor Street
Rev. J. U. King
Mrs. Bunbee
West Peachtree Place
Freeman
C. J. Hoodworth
Bridge
Charles Freeman
Roanoke
John Marshall
Martin
Charles A. Cbnklin
Tetaee
Candidacy fees paid as political committees form in county
In a heated county primary process, all candidates paid their assessments by noon. The Joe Brown and Hoke Smith committees registered with the secretary, with extensions granted for committee members to complete in person registrations. The secretary listed paid up candidates including Livingston Mayson and many state and local office holders, while two organized committees named after Joe Brown and Hoke Smith prepared to file and be ready by today noon.
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Hoke Smith
Joe Brown
Joke Smith
James R. Smith
Joseph M. Brown
L. F. Livingston
J. L. Mayson
Superior Cours
J.T. ‘Penaleton
Aolceltor
H. J. Culberson
Josepht Thompson
Oflberta
Paul Domelino
H. “. W. Palme
George H. Sime
Turmani
City
B. Is. Blackburn
A. B. Calhoun
Edmund W. Martin
Winn
Aixth
H. H. Whiterunn
Sam D. Hewitt
Seventh
A. H. Coir
Burgess Smith
Eighth
William Davin Barwell
Adameville
L. Carroll
Battle Hill
A. Wilson
Paul Toland
Blackhall
Claud C. Manon
Bryanta
Buckhead
GP. Donaldson
College Park
J.D
Collins
W.E. Chambers
Cooks
WH. Johnson
Fast Polot
C. Q.trimble
Edgewood
M. B. Tilley
Smith
Hapeville
Reuben Arnold
Oak Grove
Jamra Ro Smith
Vermittee
Lige
H. M. Dorsey
J. A. Wiecher
E.R. Trayes
W. J. Campbell
Harmilton
Adamavite
A. H. Ti
Bowell
Black Holt
J J. Donnelly
Battle
Paul
Toland Airyanta
McGhee
Yin Nease
Sam A. Austin
Edgeweed
O. Smith
Hepertile
J. D. Downing
Oak, Grove
W. A. Smith
Pershtres
Himes
Convention at Augusta Opens Geor K D S Annual Meet
Augusta Ga May 5 The twelfth annual convention of the Geor Kings Daughters and Sons began at Tel fair auditorium with hundreds in attendance. Miss Kate C Hall state secretary presides. music by First Presbyterian choir. Welcome by Mayor Dunbar. B Campbell spoke for locals. Mrs Thomas J Surr paid tribute. Tibby from New York appeared and spoke. Committees named for Credentials Resolutions Auditing Invitation with Augusta and Savannah members listed.
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Augusta
Georata
King’s Daughters and Sons
Telfair
Kate C. Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Dunbar
B. Campbell
Thomas J. Surr
Wavernss
Tibby
Central National Committee
New York State
Kennon
Brunswick
Cuthbert
Henisler
Savannah
Brenner
Brewer
Gun
Toe Randall
Atlanta
Viola Kennedy
Way Harris
J. 5. Claurey
Invitati
Devane
MelLaws
Pranktin
Faver and Lochridge Form New Real Estate Firm
Glenn Faver and T. J. Lochridge Nave enter a partnership to buy and sell real estate. The office will be at 315 16 Peters Building, under the name Faver and Lochridge. Both men are long time Atlanta real estate operators with broad local standings.
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Glenn Faver
T. J. Lochridge
Nave
Peters Building
Faver & Lochridge
Faver
Atlanta
Locbridge
Petera
Thrash er Appointed General Superintendent at Athletic Club
The Atlanta Athletic Club creates a new office of general superintendent. Thrash er, already secretary and treasurer, will assume duties of both city and country clubs. He will manage supplies, attaches, and day to day operations. The office takes effect immediately.
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Cindia
Atlanta Athletic Club
Thrasher
Gousa Committee
House Committee
Thraeber
Dudsen
Macon Tempts Near Beer Rules At City Council
May 6. Macon city council introduced an ordinance to restrict near beer outlets and require licenses for dispensing such drinks. The measure follows close on a rack of recent incidents in the city and aligns with actions by Bibb County and U S grand juries probing liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Grand Jury
Bibb County
United States Grand Jury
Jamvesh
First Session of Unitarians Opens in Atlanta
The southern conference of Unitarian churches opened last night at the Church of Our Father on Cain and Spring streets with a large audience. W H Rains of Chattanooga spoke on Religion or Pact and Not a Figure of Speech. The session covered the Significance of the International Council with remarks by Rev. Dr. Bowser and discussions led by Rev. Edgar Whers and Rev. Olston Merrett Gray. The conference continues today and tomorrow with meetings in the morning, afternoon, and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Conference of Unitarian Churches
Church of Our Father
Cain and
Spring Streets
W. H. Rains
Chattanooga
International Council
Bowser
Atlanta
Edgar 8. Whers
Mont Clair
N.J
Olston Merrett Gray
Charleston
T. i
Sessumn
Kodak Sale At A. K. Hawkes Company
Kodak department promotes ongoing sales on optics and finishing supplies at A. K. Hawkes Company. Fresh Kodak items available with finishing services at 14 Whitehall Street and 125 Peachtree Street in the Candler Building.
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KODAK
A. K. Hawkes Company
Opticiana
Whitehall
Peachtree
Candler
Eighth Grade Debaters Clash Over Honor Question
Eighth graders from Tenth Street and Calhoun Street schools meet at Calhoun at noon Thursday to debate the topic Resolved That the sailor deserves more honor than the soldier. Calhoun team includes Ward Green Hal Hulsey and William Matthews while Tenth team features Howell Foreman Frank Duncey and Clark Howall. Judges are Professors Dykes Landrum and Davis of the public acion system. Board of education and spar of lady visitors invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street
Calhoun Street
Calhoun School
Saior
Calhoon
Ward Green
Hal Hulsey
William’ Matthews
Howell Foreman
Frank ‘Duncey
Clark Howall
Professor Dykes
Professor Landrum
Profesor Davis
Board of Education
Wolverhampton byelection tightens Liberal hold in Commons
London May 5 The declining popularity of the present government again surfaced as the Wolverhampton byelection replaced Sir Henry Fowler Viscount Wolverhampton in the House of Lords. The Liberals retained the seat in the Commons with a slim majority of eight, compared with a former larger margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wolverhampton
Henry Fowler
House of Lords
Wberals
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Daniel
Ffarry Daniel
Alabama Street
Sociological Society
Mandey
Soule
University of Georgia
Mo Owlet
Frey
Chattaacoga
Tidwell
RA. Mooreland
Merne Walker
Annie Luuve Tidwall
Frank Pearson
Minerva Coterie
N. T. Pool
Oak Street
Muattern
City Federation
Robert Miller
Ed. Bennett
George Yundt
Richard Palmer
Lewis Gregg
Willam Arnaud
Logan Clark
Rockwell Johnson
James Calloway
Mr. Brailedu
J. Edgar Hunnicutt
W. A. Wimbieh
George Sciple
Harvey Anderson
Mra
Frank Inman
Mra. Cotamon
H. Clay Moore
W. A. Wimbish
Daniel Lewis
Ava Daniel
Atlanta Womans Missionary Society
WHS
W. C. AL
Lara
Louis
Carl T
Orme Campbell
Atacon
J. Dr. Ottley Ia
New York
T. P. Hinman
John. Oliver
W. H. Stocks
Frank Holand
Saranac Lake
John Daley
Jeannie Purlaw
Floyd Furlow
Mienidzxla Masaulee
Poanoke
A. J. Bloodworth
Want End
T. Ladson
Hattmare
Ladson
John 8. Owens
George Scipie
Ner Ste
Atlante
Mids
Georgia
Walts
Joseph Hlegine
John Higgins
White Bluff
Reuben
Arnold
Wwidge
Percy Smedley
Darlington
Joseph Thompson
Petersiay
Balthner
Marion Peel
Washington
JC. Hunter
Milas Lara Chapin
Mymillian
Gossard’ Dorsets
Firkcaldiers
Peachtree Street
Washington, D. C
David Y. Beckham
Coast Artillery Coops
James M. Lova, Jr
Fifteenth Infantry
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Reily-Taylor Co
Luzianne
The
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James. Ellis
Ust
King's Daughters and Sons
NEW Real Estate
Athletic Club
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Unitarians
Dele
Gates
Run-U-Wile
Mrs. Rosa Mons
Osesechniens Civila
University of Grocess
Germany
Roger Saxons
Ciliogs Smd
Rovpltals
Georxis College
Ener Burgers
Atlamde
Koteen
Paine
ATLL
Pia Ale
W.E. Browne CO
Dorothy Dodd
Fred S. Stewart & CO
Peachtree ST
E. E. Bragg
Wenniar
Esa
Eolas
Elias Cope
E. VanWinkle
Machine Works
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