Luncheon Honors Mina DuPonc Ahead of June Wedding
Fifty guests attended a luncheon at Tuncheon in honor of Mina Emma Bell DuPonc as she prepares to marry Harry Chamber Mn on June 3. Attendees included Miss DuBoac’s friends, Mrs. Westmoreland and sisters, with roses and silver candle sticks as centerpieces. The day reflected elegance and refined taste.
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Atlanta Social Notes Busy with Visits and Weddings
Mrs. D B Delaunure called to Camden to mourn her sister Mrs. Jamon Cantey. Helen Day hosted a bridge party for Kirby Heatley of Jacksonville. Eugene Weard returned to Mrs FE G McCabe in Middleton, Ca. F G Smith of Austin paused in Atlanta with W Smith at Inman Park. Friends mourn Mr and Mrs Tardy Padgett’s youngest son Marion. Mrs Atenhenson invited guests to a Sto 7ndock reception at 4 Kennesaw Avenue. Mrs Howard Werner entertained Mrs Lewis H Clark of Virginia at bridge. Austin Jamen visiting his brother Leonard Dunes returned to Decatur. Miss Eilora Chapin visiting W E Chapin, heading home to Richmond. Many Atlantans will attend the May Hodaren and Frank Lipscomb wedding in Athens in June. Mrs Katherine Cox hosting Dutch supper for Kirby Bentley, Jacksonville. Miss Frank Hawking and Miles O Louiss Hawking back from Atlantic City. Miss Anice Hawkins returning from Mississipp i. Miss Dorothy Denig hosted tea for Miss Denig of Lafayette and studied the Wenler class at Washington Seminary. Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson Sr plan a May 27 dinner in honor of Emma Della DuBose and Harry Chamberlin. Mrs John J Lynch to host twelve at bridge Thursday.
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Kirby Heatley
Jacksonville
Eugene Weard
FE. G. McCabe
Middleton
F. G. Smith
Austin
Texas
Ww. Tmith
Inman Park
Austin Jamen
Atlanta
Leonard Dunes
Decatur
Eilora Chapin
W. E. Chapin
Richmond
May Hodaren
Frank Lipscomb
Atheny
Frank Hawking
Milas O 'Louiss Hawking
Atlantic City
Anice Hawkins
Hsaippi
Dorothy Denig
Mie Denig
Lafayette
Wenler
Washington’ Seminary
Henry Johnson
Emma Della DuBose
Harry Chamberlin
Social notices from Atlanta society page afternoon events
Florence Hobbs hosts in compliment, Miss Emily Winanin to graduate, Miss Lutta Logan bridges luncheon for Miss Kirby Heatley, and Mrs. A. J. FMS hosts. Mrs. Taten Wieck entertains twelve with Mrs. FE McBurney’s Agnes Dixon guest. Florence Jones to wed June 2 at Crescent Avenue. Invitations to Emma Bell Dufoss and Harry Yaldwin Chambertin wedding. Travelers and visitors include Dr. Guy King, Mrs. Lindsay Johnson journey, and Mrs. William Worth Martin’s Virginia trip.
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Bridge Thia
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P. McBurney
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Jersex City
The Perfect Flavors Flavor Expo and Elks Tonight
True Hibbon vanilla and lemon flavorings headline the Perfect Flavoring Excerpts. Meet the Elks at Elite theater tonight and hear the Newsboys Quartette perform, promising a lively community event with local entertainment and a tasting showcase.
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Taft nominates Washburn for civil service post in Philippines
Washington May 18 President Taft named William T Washburn as civil service commissioner replacing James T Williams who resigned Clark a Washington newspaper man tied to the New York Times Bureau is nominated as Alaska governor Also sent to the Senate are Hyman D Davis for U S marshal in the Northern District of Ohio Herbert J Granby appraiser in Cleveland Alfred M W Rodway Willis G Howland John G Blair Cherish G Hoag and others for Montana Idaho and Oklahoma posts
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James T. Williams
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Hla
Philippine Record
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New York Ban Bureau
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Clark
Senate
United States
Ohio
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Cleveland
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Willis G. Howland
Montana
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Woodward
Oklo
Cherisn G. Hoag
Oklahoma
Hello Bill Best Food In Town At Popular Prices
An upbeat note touts abundant meals and popular prices at a dining spot in the Candler Building. It references comfortable service and a welcoming greeting to Bill, inviting him to visit the White waiting dresses in the vicinity.
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Candler Building
Whitehall
M. White
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Leaves University to Enter the Ministry
Hagh Bo Wallace, a notable young resident and former University of Georgia student, leaves his studies to pursue the ministry. He is temporarily in charge of Ponders Avenue Baptist Church and has been active in planning a Georgia Forum magazine with broad state support. He acknowledges many supporters and lists prominent names who aided his publication efforts.
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Terrell
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Gaines
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Park
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AIC & Newels
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Honor for Florida Bay senior class appointments
Announcement was made today of honorary senior class appointments for the commencement exercises in June. Thomas of Pottstown Pa is to be valedictorian, Lawrence Fenninger of Philadelphia will deliver the Latin salutatory, and John Cobb Cooper Jr. of Jacksonville Fla has been appointed honorary great er for genes excellence.
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Princeton
N. J
Taaat Thomas
Pottstown
Lawrence Fenninger
Philadelphia
John Cobb Cooper, Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
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