Society Notes of Atlanta Spring Social Scene
Afternoon bridge hosted by Miss Marthe Whitman for visiting Chattanooga guests and local families with prizes, gowns, hats, and a luncheon. Coaching party plans, garden and box parties, organ recital at the Jewish temple, and various club meetings. a Rome Ga wedding at St Peter's Church ends the society section with updates on attendees and upcoming events.
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Marthe Whitman
Annie Keith Fraaier
Chattanooga
Mra
J.B. Whitehead
Katherine Triss
Alberta Rankin
Misa Eliza Daney
Miss Whitman
Whitman
Anna Whitman Morris
Jerome Simmons, Jr
Mian
Jeannette Swift
Misa Trigg
Nancy Trigg
Misa Joale Sigkdell
James T. Williams
Orahaum
Floyd, Furlow
Montclair
N. J
Wm. F. Spalding
J. Fowler Richardson
J. H. Whitten
W. OF. Chase
Richardson
Seath Pryor
Social notes from Athens and nearby towns
Social columns record visits and hosting by Mrs. EP Ansley and others, trips to Alabama and New York, bridge and tea gatherings, and welcomes for guests from Virginia and Connecticut. Notable events include Mr. and Mrs. Beck entertaining, plans for a new home on Roswell road, and a surprise party for Rev J T Edmundson. Distinguished guests include Mrs. Mebane, Miss Sonn, and Mrs. Beale Gu on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Spence
Roswell Road
Tissue Paper Ball Attracts Large Atlanta Crowd
A tissue paper ball tonight at the Auditorium aims to benefit the Boys Club. Dance floors fill the arena with dress circle, boxes and balcony sold out. Balcony seats go on sale at 8 at Riv era Realty, 6 West Alabama. Proceeds from photographs and dances benefit the Boys Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tissu
Gsanon
Atlante
Agate
Rivera Realty Company
West Ala
Bama Street
Thera
Ateia
Sam
Mothers Day carnations proposed by local YWCA leaders
At a Wednesday board meeting of the Young Women's Christian Association Mrs A MeD Wilson proposed that the YWCA hold white carnations on the Saturday before Mother’s Day for anyone who wishes to wear the symbol. The suggestion received approval and the association plans to provide carnations next year as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Regent
W.L. Pest
Woman's Heast Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
David Spencer
Williams
Yeshhtree
North Avenue
Young Women's Christian Association
A. Med Wilson
National Mothers’ Congress
Tate Spring changes hands to Tate Spring Company
Notice that the Tate Spring business, long operated by Thomas Tomlinson, will continue under heirs and executors as The Tate Spring Company. The firm will oversee water, shipping, hotels, planations, amusements, and transfer services with named managers and owners. A cheap trip offer to Jacksonville on May 18 via A B & A is promoted.
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Tate Spring
Thoman Tomlinedn
Tate Spring Company
J. B. Waditli
T. M. Sistant
E. G .S of
OMR
Tom Uingon
M.D
Plan Ions
Clem
Tomlinoon
Clem Tomlinson
Guy Dryan
A. EB. Anderson
Lenses
Teen
O. R. Tomlinson
Tate Spring m
Jacksonville
Bell Ebon
Atlanta
Hotel Men Converge in Atlanta for Convention Day
Visitors arrive by Union depot as hotel men gather in Atlanta. A welcome address by Mayor Maddox at 2 pm at the Aragon hotel precedes an auto tour through the city to Grant Park with band music. The Piedmont Driving Club hosts tonight’s dinner. a keynote speaker was expected but did not attend due to Bishop Gallo’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Atlanta
Oo Press
Eny
Ion Hand
Aragon Hotel
Maddox
Berenty
Etreem
Grant Park
Kimewile Farm
TW Vo
Piedmont Hotel
Gailo
Local Mutual Benefit Association Event at Marlborough Hotel
E M Tiarney president of the Mutual Benefit Association linked to Marlborough hotel in New York will deliver an interfoling address at 9 30. L ee Jordan solicitor for the local association will also appear. Hugh Cardoza will present six vaudeville acts with Edwin Lovejoy and a local boy as performers Friday at 11 the convention galeren at the Majestic for a group photo. A Georgia barbecue at Cold Springs Castle grounds follows with Harry Steckdall and Meck Wilson in charge. Pope Miller and his negro fiddlers perform at the Kimball at 8 pm with Dutch supper afterwards. Hotel men will ride a special train to Mobile Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Tiarney
Mutual Benefit Association
Marlborough
New York City
Lee Jordan
Hugh Cardoza
Edwin Lovejoy
Mobile
Cuban Congress Approves National Lottery Bill
Vara May 7 The Cuban house of representatives passed a bill authorising establishment of a national lottery. The outline lists thirty nine articles to be discussed further in the chamber. The government expects annual revenue between one and two million dollars with three drawings monthly and ticket numbers and prize amounts left to treasury discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vara
House of Representatives
Genermi
Secretary of the Treasury
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Covington
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Virginia
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Turday
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New Jdersey
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