Social Notes Include Guests At Dine And Bowling Event
Mrs. Clement Ashford and others hosted dinners with Mrs. Delos plane solos. Nell Graham of New York attended a bowling party at the Driving Club. Mrs. Susan Hubbard and Miss Ruth Hubbard of Chicago wintered in Atlanta and visited Orange Mountain with Elizabeth Drayton. Mr. and Mrs. J C Hunter and Martha Glover plan to take possession on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Ashford
John A. Perdue
Edwin H. Hardin
Ruby Ray
Delos
Walter, Taylor
Muis Nell Graham
New York
Susan E. Hubbard
Ruth Bimore Hubbard
Chicago
Atlanta
Orange Mountain
Elizabeth Drayton
New Jersey
J.C. Hunter
Martha Glover
Mrs. Wilmerding
Tim Atlanta
T Comet of Women
The
Hague
New Temple
Sommerfield
Atlanta Council
Jesus Alexander
Chatman
Rabbi Marx
Landrum
Langston
Cleveland
Garnett Andrews
Chattanooga
City
Washington
Aline Colley
New Orleans
T. C. Pope
Whist Tournament Ends Day One Champions to Be Crowned
The whist tournament resumed in the Kimball house ballroom with twenty sections and seventy six entries. Mrs Ridley and Miss Mitchell led the first section while Mrs George Brown and Mrs Moody topped the second. The final deciding match is scheduled for this morning among leading players including Mrs Hugh McKee Mrs John Moore and Mrs Alice Muse Thomas. The event, praised for enthusiasm, is expected to recur annually with Mrs Archibald Davis as organizer boosting Atlanta’s status as a wrist centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball House
Ridley
Misa Mitchell
Nunnally
Miss Kingsberg
Joseph
Batley Thomas
Thompson
George Brown
Moody
Oliver
Alice Thomas
Hugh McKee
John M. Moore
W. W. Way
J. A. Ripley
John Fitten
Lou's Gholstin
Robert Ridley
Annie Mitchell
Wingevery
Bailey Thomas
Joseph Thompson
John Oliver
Alice Muse Thomas
Sentiemer
Atlanta
Great Creét
Doe
Archibald Davis
Barbecue Plans At Piedmont Driving Club
The Piedmont Driving Club under LYHOUGH President English awaits a formal programme of regular entertainments though a barbecue rumored for later this month excites patrons. Ladies anticipate the event with pleasure as Georg barbecue brings native charm and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyhough
English
Piedmont
Piedmont Driving Club
Miss Jennie Inman Residence At Peachface Corner
A note describes Miss Jennie Inman residing at the corner of Peachface and North Avenue where she and a companion will keep house during the summer. The item notes a forthcoming event anticipated with pleasure titled 9 o'clock and continues on Thirteenth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Inman
Peachface
North Avenue
Engagement of Miss Purse and Mr Gale to be Wedding Highlight
An engagement of wide interest is announced between Miss Louise Purse of Cartersville and Mr Boyt W Gale of Brunswick. The wedding is set for June 17 at 4 p m in the First Baptist church and will be a notably brilliant event. Purse is a daughter of Mr and Mrs John Murcheson Purse and has many Atlanta ties. Gale is a prominent Brunswick banker and a popular local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Purse
Cartersville
Boyt Wgale
Brunswick
First Baptist Church
Miss Purse
John Murcheson Purse
Atlanta
Robert J Scott
Gale
Sadie
Shepard Camp
Gertrude Hayes
Alphonse and Gaston
Little Chip
Tony Hart
Jones
State fair directors plan an enhanced upcoming show
The state fair association directors met at the chamber of commerce offices with EE C Peters present. Enthusiasm ran high as committees were formed to oversee grounds and buildings and plans for an improved fair. Poultry delegates outlined requests and received strong backing, and overall the event this fall is expected to surpass recent Atlanta shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Association
Chamber of Commerce
EE. C. Peters
Chin
Atlanta
Hoyt's A Day and a Night in New York Ends Week Run
Tonight's Grand show closes the week after strong audiences and brisk business. Tomorrow matinee and evening performances cap a week of festive reception with the Biton Musical Comedy Company. Next week brings What Happened to Jones with new changes, musical numbers, and bright specialties featuring Max Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
New York
Biton Musical Comedy Company
Jones
Broadhurst
Atlanta
Max Hoffman
Mathees
Man Held For Pawning Uncle's Law Books
L F Tilden a Decatur physician was arrested on a pawning charge after pawning his uncle Hal Tones law books in Atlanta to raise money for whisky. He admits the act and says he wrote to his uncle seeking help. He claimed heavy drinking for two months and potential prosecution if reimbursed. At his cell he appeared very ill. a physician was summoned. The story notes his past prominence and local ties with DeKalb county. Also mentions upcoming Atlanta summer show bills at the venue with seats on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Tilden
Decatur
Tippen
Ozburn
Tilden
Hal Tones
Atlanta
The
Constitution
Biden
DeKalb County
Bea
Kamper's Lunch Room at 38 Whitehall St
Kamper's Lunch Room at 38 Whitehall Street is recommended as a good place to dine when you are away from home. The note invites readers to visit and form their own opinion on the eatery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall St
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Washington Seminary
At & G
Edward Brown
Mellie
Catherine Walker
Hayfield
Alma DeGroot
Agnes Harrison
Helen Brittain
Hildreth Burton Smith
Marion Foster
Mary King
Pearl Davis
Hayfiell
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George Speer
Arthur Wynn
Henry Pompkins
Alban Cowles
Hilton Wimbish
A. C. Lampkin
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Katydis
Aurelia, Speer
Musical Frogs
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Tom Worthington
A. ¢. Lampkin
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Miss Garnie
T. J Hightower
Moreland Avenue
Candler
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Moran
Biedmont Continental Chapter
William Henry Yeandie
Minnie Tribble
Fairmount
Ivah Cowan
Junia McKinley
Cora Browne
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A. McD. Wilson
Craigie House
I. ¥. Sage
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Florence Crittenton Home
Atlanta University
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Edward McKeon
Inman Sanders
James Robinson
Ruth Hallman
Louise Madden
Nashville, Tenn
John A. ‘Wilson
Williams
Ellen Witzpatrick
Messrs
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John Fitzpatrick
Washington, Ga
A. 3. Haltiwanger, Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
Samuel A. Duncan
Duncan
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
J. Andrew Simmonds
Virginia
John Quincy Adams
Florida
Belle Winston
Baltimore
Annie Baker
Capitol Avenue
Mrs. McKinnock
Bortieres
Articres
Jd. OO
Atlanta Gas Light Company
England
Scotland
France
Rhine
Switzerland
Italy
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Wrenshall
Calvert Street
Kamper
Vant
Hightowered
Graves 90 &Hitehall
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
Rives
Washington, D. C
Senator Blackburn
Kentucky
Hallie Erminie Rives
Yorktown
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Jefferson
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Marquis de la Trouerié
Martin
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Philip Freeau
Cornwallis
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Gladden Hall
Eiseman & Weil
Nien’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Trinity
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America
Golfum
Royal Point Orchestra
Sterry
Hot Springs
Berkeley
Boylston Sts
Boston
Back Bay
Joan A. Sherlock
Otel Empire
Broadway
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Grand Central Station
7Th Ave
Ooth Gts
Bend
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Madison and
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