Daughters of Confederacy to Confer GROSSes Next Tuesday
Aged society events announce the Daughters of the Confederacy will confer g ros ses and honor veterans with ceremonies next Tuesday at the State capitol. Mrs Henry B Tompkins hosts a card day, with a luncheon to follow. reception at General Gordons home honors visitors and Memorial Association activities proceed with music and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Confederacy
W. A. Hemoniit
Halle Alexander Bounsaville
Jacksonville
Pravinus
Acada United Daughters
Notaliment
Stonewall Jackson
Tyerson
Julia Iverson Patton
Grady Hosts Social Evening at Klondike Party
Mr and Mrs Grady entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Henry Grady and a long list of friends at their home for a 2 Klondike gathering. A religious supper was served at its conclusion and attendees included numerous couples and members of the Sheltering Society who were invited to a meeting at Wolnck for an agricultural building on the exposition grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grady
Klondike
Sam Abbott
Orme Campbell
Cobb Caldwell
George Howard
Eugen> Black
View
Harry Stearnes
James I. Dicker
and Mearer
Gallwey
Viator Smith
J. Prank Meader
Wolnck
Rome
Bighem
North Georgia
Hemphill
J. Frank Meador
R. F. Shedden
Youth party at Grant Park marks start of year
On Wednesday evening a lively gathering of young men and women at Grant Park featured Miss Mary Howell, Miss Caroline Howell, Ora Sue Mitchell, Kate O'Brien, Louies Dooly, Madge Flynn, and many others. The group included Mr Jonnaren, John Corrigan, N E B Murphy, Glfrencé Haverty, J E Donan, Joseph Rhodes, and Mrs James Wilkinson of Valdosta. Mrs George W Adair Jr hosts a large party in honor of her son, Feety, Wednesday afternoon. Ola Sue Mitchell plans a Memphis visit during the reunion, while Mrs Wyte Pone will entertain Sherpe Sinn West End Wednesday. The GM Club met yesterday at the homes of Edna and Elia Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Tompkins
Henry B. Tompkins
Archibalt Davis
Ridley
M Atkinson
James English
John Moore
McKee
George Brown
R.S. Palmer
Dunbar Roy
Edward ©. Peters
Harry Jackson
Joseph Thorpson
Louis Gholstin
Henry Maday
Henry Johnson
Lowy’ Arnold
Albert Howell Jr
Janes Nurpally
Julia ,Sammond
John Fitten
Gordon
John B. Gordon
Miss Gordon
Francis Fischer Powers
New York
Aragon
Powers
Europe
Briggs
Edward van ‘Winkle
Cedartown
Jay McBride
Macon
George, Adair, Jr
Francea Fisher-Powera
Grant Park
Mary and
Caroline Howell
Ora Sue Mitchell
Kate O'Brien
Louies Dooly
Madge Fiynn
Mersrs. Jonnaren
John Corrigan
N. E B. Murphy
Glfrencé Haverty
J.E Donan
Joseph Rhodes
Tally Graves
James Wilkinson
Valdosta
G. A. Howell
West End
George W. Adair, Jr
Ola Sue Mitchell
Wilmer Gulues
Memphis
Wyte’ Pone
Sherpe
Albert Howell, Jr
Wise Cornelia Green
Washington
Misses Green
Rosalie Howell
Cora Toombs
R. F. Shedden
Harry Tyler Cave
Savannah
W. H. Parsons
Marlon Jackson
Wilmer Moore
John Rommel
Weat Point
Philadelphia Air
Make Gamusta
Central Avenue
Goodwin
Lyceum
Rome Cottage for Orphans Dedicated at Decatur Rome
A large gathering at the Methodist Orphans Home in Decatur attended the dedication of the Rome cottage. Asa G. Candler presided as Seaborn Wright missed the address. Rev. C W Byrd delivered the dedicatory speech. The event featured music by orphans, a warm benediction, and a community picnic with baskets and lemonade on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Orphans' Home
Decatur
Rome Cottage
O'Clork
Asa G. Candler
Board of Trustees
W .B. Bragter
Erwin Winslow
Candler
Seaborn Wright
Rome
Ilness
C. W. Dyrd
First Methodist Church
Robert 4. Hemphill
Wuer
Butham
North Georgia Conférence
Asa Candler
J. Pietpont Morgan
Noted educator and society guests in Covington
Noted educator and longtime president of Covington Female College Mrs W A Hemphill counted as a pupil and married in Covington. The text notes his roles at Calumpia College, a move toward lecturing in Teniewes, along with numerous social visits and gatherings in Covington, Augusta, Cedartown, LaGrange, Macon, and other towns. Other items mention Mrs Jack Parker of Augusta at the Aragon and Miss Edna Avery of Florida visiting Miss Laure Johnson, with various local entertainments, guests, and travel plans. Dr Claude A Smith attends a Southern Railway Surgeons convention in Mobile while Dr Leo Reich opens an office in Mobile’s English-American building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
W. A. Hemphill
Ele
Calumpia
Jones
Teniewes
Jack Parker
Auguete
Aragon
Hester
Cedartown
City
Helen Wollf
Ret Dargan
Edna Avery
Florida
Laure
Johnson
W. Si Witham
LaGrange
Robert Clarke
New York
Oy" Ose
Ire, Ayres
Guntersville
Ala
Annie Laurie Fuller
Miss Fuller
Lallie Cook
Misa Ayres
Claude A. Smith
Mobile
Equthern
Leo Reich
Kimball
Nobles headliners lead week of summer bill
Milton and Dolly Nobles head the bill with Mr Nobles's latest farce Why Walker Re formed. The lineup includes Forrester and Floyd, Willards, Clever John World and Jessie Merriles, Bowera and Dixon, Burt Haverty, and a new vitagraph feature. A benefit for J J Grimp on follows, with advance sales underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Dolly Nobles
Mr. Nobles
Walker
Forrester
Floyd
Jessie Merriles
Bowera
Dixon
Burt Haverty
J. J. Grim@p
Burt Haverly
Dixon, Bowers & Dixon
Adele Purvisonre
John World
Jessie Mier
Billes
Willard
Forester
Coster
Welther
Phony
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Atlanta
Gen. Gordon
Emma Pollard
Emma Gertrude Pollard
Wil Maka
Columbus
Rupert
Young Ladies’ Auxiliary
Austell Building
Atlanta Woman's Club
Atlanta Women's Club
Hobbs
Read
Arthur Hobbs
Luther Calvin Read
C. Kinlock Nelson
Edward Feters
Aire
Frank Dancy
William Hawkins
George Traylor
William Reynolds
Archibald Davis
Richard Dnme Film
Charles. Lipbold
Richard Harris
Peter Smith
Robert Hencock
Lean Morris
Pauline Carter
Nannie Nicolson
Florence Jackson
Mary Read
Florence Hobbs
Joseph Thompson
Coale
Joseph
Thompson
George Oliver Conla
Herry Atkinson
Charles Fleming
Joseph Orme
and Mia
John King Ottley
Willis Ragan
Willis Westmoreland
J.T. Hackell
duBignon
Edward McKeon
Mav duBignon
Mia
Robert Alston
Cornelia Green
Josie Stockdell
Eugenia Oglesby
Henrietta Collier
Evelyn Austelle
Emily McDougald
H. L. Burson
Essie Scott
Monroe
Mn Thomas BR
Tones
Cartersville
Crawford Wheatley
Americus
Vieremlage
Prioteasor J. 1 Jones
Columbra
Gardien Profusdor Jones
Agnes Ezell
Pulaseh I
Mr. and
Mrs. Grady
Paterns Davis & Freeman
HA Ghaye
Light Co
Whitehall St
No. 3
Whitehall
Eiseman & Weil
Waltenall
Brown &, An
Homs
Edna
Elia Pope
Alve Trippe
Albany
Miss Eliza, Garter
Marietta
Leh Dunlap Jordan
California
E. F. Scott
Sadie Morris
Alabama
John Walker
Augusta
W.E. Heath
Caroline ‘Howell
John Sutton
Howell
Essig Bros
Whitehail
Ta' Coum
Adele Purvis Onrys
The
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GEO. Muse Clothing CO
Whitehall Street
Tmeo Grand
Buylie Stock Co
Joand Zhe
Matioses
Thur Bouraty
Deville
Brotner
Scuratonal Cate Ees
Ind Ackobis
Bessle Ha Elle
Nee Bog
Last Hupp
Columbia
Crescent Company
Bright Brothers
Losh
Hupp
Golda Dena
Bessie la Belle
Favey
Granger
Carltone Mike
Hering
Grand
Boyle Stock Company
Boyle Wtack
Nashville
Atlentans
Winderere
Kelley
GS. Brouast
Supertions
Ella R. Berry
America
Dermainiogins
Tours
Jaam
Bimbale Holse
Ald
Chicago
Lake Shore
Auramer
Great Lakes
Bend Tor
Virginia Hot Springs
Homestead
Allegheny Mountains
Caailbo
Fred Sterry
John L. Fubsik
Glover
Rubank & Glover
Bath County
Virginia
Warm Springs
Bath Co
Adaresa Hoban
Broadway
N.Y- City
Grand Central Station
7Th Ave
Empire
Fall River
9Th Ave
59Th Street
Limaire
Allenhurst
Ocean
N. 5
Lake
Woodland
Bath Hotels
W. Johnson Quien
Mountain Park Hotel
Hot Springs
N.C
Addecas Fiat
Rumbough
Southern Railway
Brooks Morgan
Kimball House
Ral
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