Atlanta Bridge Luncheon Honors Visiting Ladies
Mrs Albert Thornton hosts a bridge luncheon in compliment to Mrs Lupton and Mrs Gchaof Chat tanoogs at the Piedmont during the festival. Many guests attend, with arrangements by Mrs McKeldin Mrs Snoun Mrs Bankhead and others. Stated menus include chicken soup and desserts as part of a formal social program. The day features multiple entertaining events and ongoing preparations for upcoming pre wedding gatherings across Atlanta society circles.
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Bridge
Albert Thornton
Lupton
Gchaof Chattanoogs
Piedmont
James WR. McKeldin
Andrew Snoun
Bankhead
Reuben Arnold
James D. Robinson
John D. Little
Thomas Paine
Frank Mike
A. D. Ray
Clarence Knowles
Miss Atkinson
Mian
Minnie Atkinson
Bri
Walter Waltz
Misa Babe Walker
Atlanta
Howard HH. McCall
ST Marett
Mra. C. B. Walker
Airs Blackman Dunn
Mra McCatl
Clarance Houston
Mra
Palmer Phelan Clarks
M.A. Phelan
Ross Smith
Hirmingham
Ala
James McKeldin
Clark
Alis Phelan
Ernest Dalia
Mc@owan Phelan
Dalis
Miss Phelan
Mra Fross Smith
McKeldin
Dallis
Clark Howell
Thornton Marye
John Hill
Atlanta Civic League to hold regular business meeting Saturday
Provisions note attendees urged for the May meeting at 390 p.m in Carnegie Library. Items include social visits from residents of Marshallville and Rayannan, travel notes, guests arriving in Atlanta, a whist event for the settlement home, and a garden summer opening with Nathan Frank Orchestra providing music.
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Duele Remus
Allmnce. Association
Piedmont Stemus
Atlanta
Mise Alles
Puachives Street
Armstrong
Agnes Scott College
Atlanta Civic League
Carnegie
Via Hotel Plaza
New York
Mra. JK Ory
Misa Hatta Orr
Eatella C Smith
A. K Hawkes
Nathan Frank
Stribbling on Trial for Neighbor Killing in Wilkes Court
In Washington Georgia on May 6 the Wilkes Superior Court opened with Judge David W Meadow presiding. Jim Stribbling, accused of shotkilling neighbor Paul Dunnaway and wounding Henry Dunnaway, faced a forty plus witness lineup as trial began with defense led by J T Weat of Thomson and assistant counsel Pitner and Irvin Jr. The prosecution was led by F H Colley and Wm Wrone.
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Paul Dunnaway
Washington, Ga
Wilkes Superior Court
David W. Meadow
Jim
J. T. Weat
Thomson
J. M. Pitner
Jan. I. T. Irvin, Jr
Bollelior Brown
F. H. Colley
Wiliam Wrone
Apron pattern with bias trim and bodice effect
Pattern notes describe a practical white cotton apron with no gathers, circular skirt, bib, crossback straps, and blue white striped bias trim. Offered in sizes 32 36 40 bust with size 36 requiring 334 yards of 27 inch material. Pattern No 421 priced 10 cents plus mail order form.
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Pattern Department
Committee moves to wait for charges before action
A city committee delaying action on alleged loose bookkeeping pending full facts from citizens who filed the charges. Councilman Alding Chambers said the panel will invite signers David Woodward F J Paxon Craig Cofield Edgar Watkins Charles W Bernhardt and Charles T Hopkins to appear Monday at 4 o clock to present evidence.
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Alding Chambers
David Woodward
F. J. Paxon
Craig Cofield
Edgar Watkins
Charles W. Bernhardt
Charles T. Hopkins
Chambera
St Regis Hotel Promised Comfort and Value on Fifth Ave
An advertisement extols the St Regis Hotel in New York City as the premier choice for refined travelers seeking comfort, privacy, and superior service. It highlights luxuriously furnished rooms, attentive staff, and reasonable rates with single rooms from 3 and 4? daily and suites from 12? to 14? daily, emphasizing comparable prices to other first class American hotels.
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Bt. Regis
Fifth Avenue
Fitzyarth Street
New York City
America
Mt. Regis
Advocates of Peace Through Arbitration in Washington
Washington, May. Advocates of international peace through arbitration met at the New Willard tonight as guests of President James McCreary of Kentucky and the directors of the American Peace and Arbitration League. Secretary of State Knox attended, marking the fifty sixth anniversary of his birth. Speakers included ex-Senator McCreary Ambassador Bryce Minister Portela Justica Brewer Senator Taylor Speaker Zannon and Henry Claws, with many prominent public figures and diplomats present. The league’s aim is to promote armament adequacy and effective arbitration for national security and international peace and justice.
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Washington
New Willard
James TR. McCreary
Kentucky
American Peace and Arbitration League
Knox
Afe Creary
Bryce
Great Britain
Portela
Justica Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Taylor
Tennenses
Zannon
Henry Claws
New York
Diplomatic Corpa
Saw Mill Men Meet Reelected Officers in Georgia Florida Group
Old officers of the Georgia Florida Sawmills Association were reelected at a special meeting in Jacksonville. President H H Tit of Tifton remains in post, with William G B Stilwell Savannah as Georgia VP, J B Conrad Glennwood accrory, B E Darrell Tifton as treasurer, all unanimously chosen. Next meeting set for Savannah on Monday June 4.
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Savannah
Tifton
Georgia-Florida Sawmills Association
Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia Sawmill! Association
Charge Prorida
H. Tit
Titton
Georgis
William GB
Stilwell
Florida
J. B. Conrad
Giennwood
C. Darrell
J. J. L. Phillips
Florida House Acts On Disfranchisement Bill
The Florida House acted again on the disfranchisement bill, postponing action on the suffrage measure with a Mississippi grandfather clause. A general-assembly debate followed on the trustees’ overpayments to former Governor Jennings and related investigations, with committees proposing actions and possible legal steps.
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Florida
House of Representatives
Takahi
Mississippi
House
Senate
W. 8
Jenings
Jeontuga
Committee On Action
Savannah Man Takes Carbolic Acid
Charles A Donohue, former assistant superintendent of the Savannah Yacht Club, drank carbolic acid at his home after a police court fine. His wife saved him with fast medical help. he is near death at Park View sanitarium. He was Irish by birth, with relatives in Charleston. A telegram notified his family of the attempted suicide.
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Savannah
Charles A Donohue
Savannah Yacht Club
Park View Sanitarium
Donohue
Ireland
Charleston
B.C
Hie Atlampt
Donofive
No New Diocese Plan Stirs Alabama Episcopal Council
Birmingham May 6 The Episcopal diocese of Alabama debated splitting into two paths for a new diocese and likely will wait until the next annual diocesan council for final action. Delegates agreed there is too much work for one bishop and a special committee will study financing options while Mabie was chosen as next year’s meeting place and current officers were reelected.
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Birmingham
Ala
Epiacopsl Dioceas
Alabama
Mabie
Matier
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