Whist Tournament Opens At Kimball House In Elegant Style
The Whist Tournament begun yesterday at the Kimball house drew several hundred guests between 5 and 7 PM. Fragrant carnations dressed the rooms with pink in the parlor and dining room white and green. Miss Louize Gay and Miss Janie Speer managed the punch bowl as Mrs. Morris wore black net and Miss Leila Morris appeared in white batiste with pink rose embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louize Gay
Janie Speer
Mrs. Morris
Leila Morris
Sadie Morris
Etamme
A. T. White
Augusta
Kate Hollis
Americus
A T White
R. B Kyle
Gadsden
Ala
James Gilbert
Thomas B. Paine
J. K. Ottley
Edmund Berkeley
Charles Beiple
Francis Black
Charles Hopkins
Arthur Hobbs
William Montgomery
AY Hemphill
E Hc Goodhart
Henry Tanner
Susan Calhoun
Louise Black
Louise Gay
Frances Carter
Helen Angier
Mary Brown Connally
Emma Belle Lowndes
Kate Hols
Whist Tournament Highlights Etiquette and Elite Players
The piece chronicles a refined whist tournament marking Lent season devotion with calm ladies, noting quiet card play, scores, and social scenes. It lists top North South and East West pairs plus many attending women and supporting guests at a Kimball Street reception hosted by Mrs James Morris.
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Anil
John Moore
High MeKes
Robert Riphey
Miss Mitchell
John Fitten
Louis Gholatin
H. H. Way
T. A. Ripley
Moore
McKee
Fitten
Gholstin
James English
Albert Howell
George Brown
Moody
Archibald Davis
Miss Knowles
John Olver
Alice Thomas
Fletcher
Miss Bradley
Harvey Johnson
Lowry Arnold
Wiliam Parsons
Henry Tompkins
H. A. Cobb
Hightower
Bailey Thomas
Joseph Thompson
Prioleau Ellis
Vassar Woolley
J. W. Peabody
Barbour Thompson
Miss Graham Entertained At Piedmont Driving Club
Nell Graham, guest of Miss Julia Porter, will be entertained at the Piedmont Driving Club this evening with bicycle races followed by a supper. On Tuesday Miss Emma Nichols hosted a rowing party at Grant Park with a luncheon and chaperones Mr and Mrs William Nichols and Mr and Mrs Paden. Attendees included Miss Ruth Holmcomb, Miss Nettle Smith, Miss Lizzie Cheshire, Miss Jessie Wond, Milas Ida Wood, Miss Edna Rogers, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Graham
Julia Porter
Piedmont Driving Club
Emma Nichols
Grant Park
William Nichols
Paden
Ruth Holcombe
Nettle S Smith
Lizzie Cheshire
Jessie Wond
Milas Ida Wood
Edna Rogers
Lizzie Eliott
Misses Nichols
Lythgoe
John Yarbrough
Thad Cheshire
Raley
Joe Awtrey
W W Mitchell
Charles Martin
Wilbur McDonald
Charles Erdman
Miss Grace Lee Brown Presents Stabat Mater in Atlanta
Miss Grace Lee Brown will perform Pergolesi Stabat Mater on Thursday May 22 with the lecues chorus of Kendworth conservatory. Several soloists will assist, and the work will be produced in Atlanta for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lee Brown
Pergolese
Lecues
Kendworth Conservatory
Miss Brown
Atlanta
Graduating Exercises at Grady Hospital Training School
Invitations issued for the Grady hospital Training School for Nurses graduating exercises to be held at the hospital on Tuesday May 20 at 5 o clock p m. Miss Bertie Dozier Miss Adelaide Smith Miss Ethel B Whatley and Genie M Higes will receive their diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hospital Training School For
James
Bertie Dozier
Adelaide Smith
Ethel B. Whatley
Genie M. Higes
Exhibition of Hats At Woman's Exchange Delights Visitors
Hat exhibition at the Woman's Exchange draws strong interest with notable presiders today including Mrs. V. A. Fain Mrs. Robert Zahner Mrs T S Lewis Mrs A Q Woodward Mrs Alex Beck Mrs J Holmes and Miss Nannie Woodward presiding.
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Woman's Exchange
V. A. Fain
Robert Zahner
T .S. Lewis
A. QO. Woodward
Alex Beck
Nannie Woodward
Mrs. John S. Candlers Lawn Party Hosts
Mrs. John S. Candler and Miss Issle Garnie to host a lawn party this afternoon at Mrs. T. J. High towers home. Refreshments on small tables with floral decoration and music as a feature. Guests include Miss Moran the guest of honor and a list of young ladies. Continued on Ninth Page.
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John S. Candler
Issle Garnie
T. J. Hightower
Miss Moran
Katherine Jelks
Nettle May Mitchell
Mary Kingsbery
Elizabeth Lovejoy
Trene Lovejoy
Annie Grace Nixon
Edna Avery
Katherine Patty
May Miller
Lucile Hitt
Misses Price
Annie Nutting
Jenmie Morris
Edna Cole
Lacy Lowry
Agatha Sheehan
Julian Perdue
Pittman
Florence Adams
Hat
Ownership dispute over antron safe to be decided
Short items note a legal action over ownership of a safe claimed by Georgia Railway and Electric Company and Atlanta Railway and Power Company. Will Howard sued for 3100 and won, city court judgment overturned in superior court. a justice-court levy advertised. T. K. Glenn claims the safe belongs to the new company. Henri Thomas Bishop seeks production of books to prove ownership.
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Antron ' Safe
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Safe
Thomas Bishop
Howard
Street Railway
Meat Question Settled Right Food To Take Its Place
The piece argues the meat shortage and high prices may push readers to broaden diets. It endorses Grape-Nuts as rival to meat, claiming it boosts nourishment, energy, and brain power while lowering living costs. Fourteen portions per package appeal to homemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Hague
Chase Through City as Forgery Suspect Is Apprehended
G C Ballew, charged with forging a Crichton Business College check, fled from Detectives Simpson and White yesterday. He led officers on a chase from Decatur and Collings to Collins Street, across a railroad, toward the union depot, before a bystander restrained him until their arrival. Ballew claimed he sought to clear someone who provided the forged check.
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G. C. Ballew
Ballew
Crichton Business College
Tor
Simpson
White
Decatur and
Collings Streets
Collins Street
Union
Pryor
New Oil Company Officers in Villa Rica Georgia
Villa Rica Cotton Oil Company stockholders elect W. B. Candler as president G. B. Malone as vice president B F Floyd as secretary and treasurer A board of directors includes W. B. Candler J T Fuller O Fielder G B Malone B F Flord J M Moore and J G W Lasuaster Work begins at once with plans for an early fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oil Company
Villa Rica
Villa Rica Cotton Oil Company
W. B. Candler
G. B. Malone
B. F. Floyd
J. T. Fuller
OQ. Fielder
B. F. Flord
J. M. Mooré
Voters Prepare For Historic Polls In Pulaski And Ware
In Pulaski County Georgia registration closes tomorrow with expected turnout surpassing 1 500. Interest centers on clerk of superior court county treasurer and representative races as betting remains even. In Ware County about 1 860 voters are registered with roughly 1 200 more on file at the courthouse and likely 600 in the county. The total county vote will include a small colored bloc though few have registered. Harmony Grove schools vote to adopt a new system and plan September inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Hawkingvile
Superior Court
Ware
Warcross
Ware County
Court House
Tennessee Baseball Visits Brisbane For Series With Tech
The Tennessee Volunteers arrive from Knoxville to face the Techs in a three game set at Brisbane. Tennessee’s bats have been hot this year and will challenge a Tech squad aiming to improve after a strong stretch. Large crowds are expected today tomorrow and Saturday with plans to extend the trip to Macon to meet Mercer and possibly Georgia.
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University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Techs
East Tennessee
Tennessee
Tech
Brisbane
Blacksmiths
Volunteer State
Atlanta
Macon
Mercer
Georgia
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Alien Morris
Leila .Morris
Morris
Kimball Street
Ruby King
Miss Graham
Board of County Commissioners
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Marietta Road
Kontz
van Winkle
William M. Brown
W. J. Spears
Goodwin
Anderson & Haliman
James Banks
Sylvester Marion
Patrick Lyons
Minnie Stack
Marion
Lumpkin
Union OF Christian Endeavor
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Columbus
J F. Blackburn
George P. Lewis
EB. L. Padgett
Ike Lepton
Doray Street
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Huffman
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Alabama
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Birmingham
Fred Selzer
Walton and
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Council of Jewish Women
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Union Depot
Ed L. Wight
Albany
Loring’ Brown
Smyrna
Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
State Fair Association
Robert Mapp
Broyles
J. E. Sommerfeld
Dave Williams
Recorder
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Pitman
TAX Committee OF the
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Colored Young Men's Christian Association
Lindsey Peters
Columbia
D. C
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Bay View Hospital
Baltimore
West End
Whitehall and
Hood Streets
Southern Spring Bed Company
Georgia Railroad
Hill Street
F M. Bryant
Newnan
Harmony Grove
Gas Light Company
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Virginia Hot Springs
New Homestead
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Royal Poinciana Orchestra
Fred Sterry
Hot Springs
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Bath County
Eurdanks & Glover
Warm Spriggo
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West Virginia
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Mar
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Switzerland
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Calvert Street
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Baid County
George Dowman
DeKalb County
Graham P Dozier
Fulton County
Assiena
Orney
Old Broyles
Dowman-Dozter Manufacturing Company
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Arnold Broyles
Crc
J. Flynt
Griffin
James J. Flynt
W. B. Hudson
Pillsbury’s
J.J
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of Wen
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Austell Building
H. C. Wilbur & Sons
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Sejou Musical Comedy Co
Gmore
Pretty Music
R. W. Hale
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Joly
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Lieberman's
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
E.G. Grepein
Gate City
Norcross Building
Moncrief Plumbing
Tinking CO
Madison and Wiehell Sivegis
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