Misses entertain for Mise Howard and others
Social notices describe a week of parties for Mise Howard of Juma prior to her wedding. Hostesses include Mrs. John C. Wayt and Miss Louise Scott at Decatur, with multiple invitations to Miss Katherine Lovett, Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, and others. Event details span informal suppers, bridges, lawn parties for charity, and planned entertainments surrounding a wedding and related social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Howard
Mattie T. Howard
John C. Wayt
Will & Miss Louise Scott
Decatur
Rode Irvin Converse
Alice May Rushton
Willis] Miner
Frank Logan
Mise Fitzpatrick
Robert Otis
Katherine Lovett
Mary Fitzpatrick
Boston
Mina Frederick
Mica
Edna Frederick
Mershillville
Russell Bridges
Whs
Howard Dexter
Miss Frederick
Irene Bloomfield
Washington Seminary
Bloomfield
Isbel
Bertram Maler
Papitel Avenue
Katherine Patty
Nother
H. M. Patty
Indian Springs
J. ©. Auerbach
Bridgeport
Ala
T. A. Hunnifcutt
Robert F. Shedden
Raymond
East Lake
Mise Annie McCalla
Roy Harrington
Chicago
G. T. Hendrickson
E. L. Johnson
Avalon
Etta Putnam
Dire
William A. Knowles
Pensacola
Fla
Philadelphia
Clarence Hnowlye
Cephalie King
Alabama
Mrse. Lewie
Hapervile
Robert J. Lowry
Palmer Phelan Clark
Ine Hide
Roline Clark
McGowan Phelan
Laure Payne
Louise Hawkins
Willie
Ragu
Mesers
Tom Iron
Edward H. Peeples
Ednvard
al Friend
Patty
Piedmont Driving’ Club
Free May Cooking Lessons by Mrs S R Dull at 9 E Alabama
Mrs S R Dull announces free cooking lessons throughout May at 9 E Alabama Street from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. On Saturday May 16 she will cook and serve a meat dish to guests using Tre SourHzeRN Cotton Oil Coie Snowdrift Lord and Wesson Cooking and Salad Is products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Dull
Alabama Street
Lord and Wesson
WM. Mehaird
South Broad Street
Broad and
Alabama
Atlanta
Shorter Commencement Program at shorter college Rome Ga
The May 18 Rome Georgia special notes outline a shorter college commencement with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. E Dergan on May 27 in the chapel, followed by diploma distribution and a week of concerts, memory exercises, and alumnae reception events during commencement week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Seminary
Friends of the Inn
St. Philip's
Sermed
C. K. Nedson
St. Cecilia Society of the Samimany
J. Fowler Richardson
Grand Opera House
James W. Lee
Madison Bell
St. Cecilia
Gossard Cor
Kirkcaldie la Atlanta
Ehtree Street
Rome
Shorter College
Dergan
Durin
Alfred and
Ebertee
Board of Association
A. W
Hampton, UN
Hampton Public
Taschers’ Arrangement Committee
Naccoches
Sauter
Nacaches
Athens
R.L. J. Smith
Commerce
Uenday
South Carolina Grand Lodge Officers Elected at Columbia
The South Carolina Grand Lodge LO. I. O. O. F. adjourned its annual convention in Columbia. Officers for the coming year include Grand Master G. A. Neuffer Anderson and Deputy Grand Master William G. Harvey Charleston. An appropriation of 1000 was set for a dormitory at the Orphans' Home, supplementing 1680 already subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Columbia
HL. Endel
Greenville
J. J.mcswain
Greenvillg
J. M. Davis
Newberry
Orphans’ Home
la Fm
The Three of Us at Grand and Bijou Theaters
Local theaters present a busy schedule with matinees and evening shows. The Giffen company stages The Three of Us at the Grand, drawing growing crowds, and Around the Clock ends nine performances at Bijou while Thorns and Orange Blossoms and other plays for the week draw steady attendance. Commencement notes and a bank teller sentence in Pittsburgh wrap the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giffen
Mie Grand
Aegeon
Rachel Crothers
Bertha Mr. Clay
Atlanta
Court Upholds President in Brownsville Soldier Case
New York May 16 The right of President Roosevelt to dismiss negro soldier Oscar W Reid of the Twenty fifth Infantry for alleged riot participation at Brownsville Texas was sustained by Judge Hough in U S District Court The soldier sued for 122 wages from dismissal through enlistment The court ruled the president had the right to dismiss and directed judgment for the government
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Tex
Judge Hough
United States District Court
Oscar W. Reid
Stimson
Jude¢ ‘Hough
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Qocety
Irene Denny Cloofiely
Mia
Emily Denny Bloomfield
Joseph N. Moody
Dannington
Misa Mattle Cobb Howard
Miss Dannington
Charlottesville
Brown ‘É& Allen
Dante Bros
J. ©. Walton
Beneft
General Joe Wheeler
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Stockbridge
John L. Villalonga
Freeman Graves
C. F. Kawtman
Willam Corder
Organ Fund
Church of the Incarnation
West End
Irs
Frank M. Myers
Atlanta Psychologiciebook
Ter
Sidney Adoboth
Skatocki
Onas
Georgia Tech
Bkalaski
Atsanta
J. H. Haufmen
Lews Kaufman
Hilchmond
Eich
M. Blount
Hies
Miew
Edith Cradley
Mobile Mans
Gube
Mir
Mire
Harvey Hill
Benjamin Harvey
Miisa Emma Selle Lowndes
Misa
Mabel Idylor
William Batchel
Chattanooga
Nora Daly Powell
Ireland
T . ‘Ming Irene Hendrick
Kansas City
Adora Anderson
Meg
van Astor Batchelor
Ben Wyly
Beranton
City
Sig Montag
Daly Hickey
Macon
William White
R. O. Schmidt
Grand Opera
Orpheum Theater
Caroline Sheehan
E. W. Moore
Miss Dunington
Charlotteviile
Matte Cobb
E. Dowman, Jr
Birmingham
George Westmoreland
George C. Spelt
A. A. Smith ‘Cotten Produce Company
Sai
Hoston
Glanchester and
Hambyre
Joan K. Ottley
Lucka & Wise
the Cleaners
Peachtree
North
Wee Seh
John D. Little
Clu
Mra
William Glenn
Paul Neron Rosea
Mra. Little
Paria
Clase
Mademoiselle Fisuerra
Parin
Arra
eMark
Wouthern
Hempton
Ent
DR. J. J. Krom Co
Atlanta, GA
H. S
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Maraaaraaar
Ponce de Leon
Willecville
Attenta
Orpherm
Vandavilie
Orpheum
Gus Edwards
Teller
Pitteburs
Thomas W. Harvey
Enterprise National Bank
Mearly
Hirself
Caretear
E. G. Griffin
Gui Trene
H. H
Morrow Transfer and Storage Co
Alabama St
PRI
Dorey
Bowden Lithia
Lieberman
Whitehall Street
Chears Company
Century Bidg
Zell
Mis. Rosaf. Monnish,h.d
Chi Wemaners Ofice
Alma
Geeona
Tlea
Necesary
The
Gulf
Atlante
Hurtin
Fonma
Chlet
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