Mrs Hoke Smith Honored At Luncheon In College Park
Mrs Hoke Smith was the guest of honor at a beautiful luncheon given by Mrs Woods White at her home in College Park Tuesday afternoon. A long list of guests included Mes. Oscar Pappenheimer Miss Benjamin Miss Meyer and many others. Continued on Ninth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Pappenheimer
Benjamin
Meyer
Alpert Steiner
J. B. Sommerfeld
David Marx
George W. Johnson
Charles Healey
R. B. Toy
B. H. Abrams
Hugh Inmen
Joseph T. Orme
George Winship
Sulla A. Alston
Paul Goldsmith
Frank Dancy
BE. C. Peters
Don Pardee
Harry Breckley
Hoke Smith
Rookwood hosts SAE dance for Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Thompson home
At Rookwood the Georgia chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon held its annual dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Livingston Thompson in honor of their son. The mansion overflowed with roses and ferns in purple and white SAE colors. Dr and Mrs Byrd entertained First Methodist church members at a Tuesday reception on Peachtree Street with pink flowers, palms, and music by an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
Rookwood
Joseph Thompson
Livingston Thompson
Georgia
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Thompson
SAE
J D Rusen
Floyd Farlow
Byrd
First Methodist Church
Robert F Maddox
Peachtree Street
Conor
First Methodist Hirch
Mra Maddox
Henry Leonard
Nixon
HE W Palmer
George Winship
B B Crew
George Howard
Preston Arkwright
Afternoon Reception for Miss Cora Hemphill’s party
A young society reception runs from 5 to 7 PM in honor of Miss Cora Hemphill with about sixty young ladies in attendance. Miss Hemphill’s receiving duo includes Hart Wylie Marguerite Hemphill and others, plus Mrs E H Goodhart hosting from 7 to 9 PM with Mr Clarence Goodhart of New York among guests. HH Cobb plans a whist gathering Tuesday morning for twenty eight ladies in compliment to Mrs W D Jelks and Mrs C C Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hemphill
Miss Hemphill
Misses Hart Wylie
Marguerite Hemphill
Samuela Whitman
Irene Mitchel
Marie Gress
Willa Helmer
Laurie Hope
Ethel Ashford
Annie Candler
E H Goodhat
Clarence Goodhart
New York
HH Cobb
W D_ Jelks
Alabama
C C Hanson
Jelks
C © Hanson
Atlanta
West End Party Honors Thornbury Beta Phi Gamma
Miss Willa Heifner hosted a West End gathering honoring the Beta Phi Gamma society of Thornbury College. About sixty guests attended with twelve young ladies present, decorations in yellow and white, music in pink, and reception by Cora Hemphill Marguerite Hempill Hart Wylie Marie Gress and Leonie Helfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Heifner
West End
Beta Phi Gamma Society
Thornbury College
Cora Hemphill
Marguerite Hemphill
Hart Wylie
Marie Gress
Leonie Helfer
Splendid ovation for Mrs Lowe at women’s biennial
Los Angeles May 9 Special The closing session of the women’s biennial featured a grand ovation for retiring president Mrs Rebecca D Lowe. A resolution of thanks was adopted by rising vote amid applause, praising her wisdom courtesy and leadership. Delegates expressed strong loyalty and admiration for her administration.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Rebecca D Lowe
W B Lowe
Lowe
Orphans Welcome Two New Inmates at Decatur Home
At the Decatur home run by First Methodist Church Atlanta, twenty children now occupy the baby cottage. New arrivals include little Dais, sent from Dalton by Rev Lingle, and a ten year old boy from around Fort McPherson who slept on benches and found food where he could. Authorities praise the boy as a fine child and seek to provide proper care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Institution
Decatur Orphans’ Home
The
First Methodist Church of
Atlanta
Tttle Daist
Dalton
Mr Lingle
Constitution
Fort McPherson
Tne
Rain Delays Savannah Bicycle Opening Promoter Jack Prince
Heavy rain halted the planned five event track program at Savannah Ga delaying the opening night of Jack Prince's mile board track. About 1 200 spectators attending were refunded after an exhibition event and the opening heat of the best two in three race was staged. George Leander ridden by Gus Lawson completed a mile in 1 34. The Lake Galvin match race was to follow with Lake winning the first heat in 27 32 unpaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Jack Prince
George Leander
Gus Lawson
Johnny Lake
New York
Frank Galvin
Newark
N. J
Lake
Haiti Without a President General Sam Resigns Chief Magistrate
Port au Prince May 9 General Theriesias Simon Sam president of the Haitian republic has resigned his office. The Haitian congress will assemble May 1 to elect his successor. The city of Port au Prince is quiet. Sam was elected April 1 1896 for seven years by the two chambers of the Haitian congress in joint session. He was 61 years old and belonged to a family distinguished in Haitian revolutionary history. He had been minister of war under President Solomon and took part in the Hippolyte revolution. he was made minister of war and marine under Hippolyte and for the death of the latter was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Thiresias Simon Sam
Solomon
Hippolyte Revoon
Arine
Hippolyte
French liner La Touraine sails with Rochambeau party aboard
The La Touraine will depart Havre for New York today carrying the Count and Countess de Rochambeau and Robert de Billy from the Rochambeau mission among other civilians. In Raleigh North Carolina the Great Council of Red Men meets with Hill E King presiding as Great Sachem, WH Lane named new Great Sachem of Wilmington, nineteen tribes exist in the state, total members about 1400 with 420 new in the past year. A barbecue marked the session at the fairgrounds.
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la Touraine
Havre
New York
Count
North Carolina
Raleigh NC
Great Council of Red Men
Hill E King
Lane
Wilmington
Willis King Sanitary Inspector In Critical Condition
Willis King veteran san itary inspector at 99 Chapel street is critically ill at home with heart trouble. He a 23 year sanitary department veteran and former police officer has many friends hoping for recovery. uncle of Police Sergeant John Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis King
Chapel Street
Mr King
Sanitary Department
John Abbott
Governor refuses pardon unless a Boston ticket shown
In Little Rock on May 9 Governor Davis told Lucien Armstrong that he would grant a pardon only if Armstrong could produce a Boston ticket for the Black prisoner. The governor made the offer in good faith and stated he would issue the pardon immediately if presented. Also noted is a destitute family at 458 Edgewood Avenue in Atlanta facing illness and hardship with three young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Little Rock
Ark
Lucien Armstrong
Ron
Edgewood Avenue
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whist Party
Beta Phi Gamma
Mra Bfp Miller
Walton Street
M. Draper
Presbyterian Hospital
Freeindergarten Association
Hiens Toaay
Mellie Peters Black
Julius Alexander
Willam N Nixon
A. V. Guége
Livingston Mims
Roline Clarke
A. W. Calhoun
Janie Speer
Lewis Trounstein
Dora Barnard
D . Damson
James H. Gilbert
J . Brown
Wes Ste
Valdosta, Ga
Seminole Club
Mrs. Love
Sarah J. Hagan
Decatur
Daisy
Decatur Orphans Home
Kity of Atkinta
Marietta St
Atlantis Gas Ligsic Company
Avai
Eiseman & Weil, Men's and Boys Outfitters
Whitehall Street
Philadelphia
Bertram
Candler
Fifth Regiment
Atlanta Grays
South Pryor and
Garnett Streets
Alexander Lipsey
Ocmulgee Street
Westview Cemetery
Will Cato
Candler Catos
S C Crane
American Audit Company
Ferstinando Lafrentz
American Association of Publc Accountants
America
Lafrentz
Alga
New York University
Germany
H Mozley
Battle Hii
John Henderson
Oakland Cemetery
Henderson
L. B Folsom
JR. Stamps
Joe Thomas
Thomas
Hood
Gt Reed
John F Purser
Opelika
Ala
West End Baptist Church
Ateckness
Purser
Augusta Railway and Electric Company
W A Wright
O. M Mitchel
Marietta
Itelabora
Weather Bureau
Peach ‘Tree Street
Wrlzer
Ho, Wilbur & Sons
Chicago
Fury
State Printers and Publishers
Ho.w. Harrison
Wallace & Company
Uthern
Rome
South
Cooledge & Bro
Trus of
Roy
Wecetables
New Country
Acre
A. W. Parlinger
Bell
Bijou Musical Comedy Co
Charles W. Crankshaw
Diamond Merchant and Jewler
Apera Neo
H. Robin Adair
Riges Disease
Lowndes
Pryor
Kimball] House
RT. Dorney
P. H. Brewster
Albert Howell
Dorsey, Brewster & Howell Attorneya Ot Law
Law
Pryor and
Hunter Streets
Astoria
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