Piedmont Club Socials and Whist Tourney Outlook
Piedmont Driving Club previews an active season with Saturday table d hote dinners, an orchestra, light refreshments, and al fresco suppers. A whist tournament led by Mrs Archibald Davis draws interest among Atlanta ladies, with Miss Julia C Emery visiting and related club events across the city.
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Country Club
Piedmont
Piedmont Club
James English, Jr
Archibald Davis
Davis
Atlanta
Newport
Lennox
Augusta Couples Plan May Wedding and Local Nuptials
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs S H Shepard of Augusta Georgia announce the marriage of their daughter Gertrude to Mr William Clarke Wardlaw on June 3 at St Paul church. Also noted is the marriage of Miss Blanche Foreman to Mr W H Harrison at Pavo with the couple set to move to Dothan Alabama.
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Pavo
Blanche Foreman
W H. Harrison
J. H. Tappan
Baconton
Harrison
Dothan
Ala
Henry McDonald
Second Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Shelbyville
Ladies OF ST Mary's Guild
Church of the Incarnation
Lee and
Oak Streets
West End
Wiltis King
Chapel Street
King
Nellt. McClellan
Oak Shade
Mount Perrin
Nurses Graduate From Atlanta Training School
The graduating exercises of the A Grady hospital training school for nurses honored Miss Alberta Dozier with first honors. The event occurred yesterday at 5 pm in the hospital, attended by the hospital boards and Atlanta's prominent citizens. An orchestra performed, with prayers by Dr H. Bradley and a keynote address by Dr William P Nicolson. Dr James G Baird presented diplomas as Misses Alberta Dozier Adelaide Smith Ethel Whatley and Jennie M Higgs received pins.
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Laura Knowles
James W Engush, Jr
English
A Grady Hospital
Alberta Dozier
Board of Physicians and Board of Trustees
Atlanta
H. &. Bradley
William P. Nicolson
James G. Baird
Joseph Hirsch
Adelaide Smith
Ethel Whatley
Jennie M. Higgs
International Typographical Union election and local delegate bids
Short items outline the International Typographical Union election across multiple regions, naming Charles A. Derry and James Mayprch as presidential contenders, with Atlanta Local 48 seeking trustees and delegates to the Cincinnati convention. Other notices mention a Southern Interstate Fair board meeting, a Riccio funeral to Italy, and assorted civic notes from Atlanta.
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United States
Canada
Philippines
Guam
Porto Rico
Alaska
Danish West Indies
International Typographical Union
Charles A. Derry
Seattle
Wash
James Mayprch
Syracuse
Ea L Sutton
Atlanta
Colorado Springs
Colo
International Union
Atlanta Tyrographical Union
Cincinnati
Atlanta Union
G D Ross
Press Huddleston
Journal Chapel
R T Holderby
Dan W Green
Constitution Chapel
Southern Interstate Fair Association
Chamber of Commerce
Jones at the Grand in the Bijou Company's hit farce
The Bijou Musical Comedy Company presents What Happened to Jones at the Grand this week. Agnes Scott Lynn Hall and Ida Lester receive praise while Otis Harlan remains a standout. The show features catchy specialties and the Creole Lady number by Camp and Hayes.
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the Grand
Jones
Bijou
Agnes Scott
Lynn Hall
Ida Lester
Otis Harlan
Mr Warlan
Sadie
Rherard Camp
Gertrude Hayes
Max Holtmann
New Yorker
Atlanta
Grand
Four Negroes Arraigned Over McCurdy Shooting Attempt
Recorder Broyles arraigned T. R. Harris J. E B Craven E H Reed and H C Callaway on remarks tying them to the early Sunday life threat on Police Captain Frank McCurdy. The cases were dismissed as evidence was not conclusive Craven denied guilt and offered an alibi McCurdy said he did not believe Craven was the shooter though he bore a close resemblance.
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Recorder
McCurdy
Broyles
Frank McCurdy
T. R. Harris
J. E B. Craven
E. H. Reed
H. C. Callaway
Craven
King's Daughters Meet in Sixth Annual Georgia Convention
The Georgia branch of the International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons met in Augusta for its sixth annual convention. Captain J Rice Smith gave the welcome, Mrs. Fiewellyn Holt of Macon responded, and Miss Madge Reid of Savannah reported Georgia advances including a Savannah day surgery and an Atlanta hospital plan. Tonight New York’s Isabella C. Davis, general secretary of the international council, addressed on aims and projects.
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Alexander Riccio
Italan
Atlanta
Italy
Oakland
Cemtery
Giovani Riccio
Casale Monferrato
H M Patterson
New York
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
Geno
J . Sage
Georgia Pacific Railroad
W KR. Dimmock
Board of Water Commissioners
Jackson Street
Dimmock
Texas
Confederate Veterans
Dallas
Georgia
Augusta
International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons
J. Rice Smth
Fiewellyn Holt
Macon
Madge Reid
Savannah
Fair Rail Rates Sought for Valdosta Event
Dudley M Hughes leads Georgia State Agricultural Society figures before Southeastern Passenger Association urging a one cent a mile rail rate for the Valdosta State Fair opening October 2 for ten days. He cites need for railroad cooperation to ensure fair success amid a projected small fruit crop.
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Georgia State Agricultural Society
Dudley M Hughes
Southeastern Passenger Association
Agricultural Society
Committee On
Hughes
State Agricultural Society
Valdosta Fair
Valdosta
Crawford
Atlanta
Georgia Fruit Growers’ Association
Engineers and Federation Breach of Brotherhood Entrance
Norfolk May 2 President James O Connell of the International Machin ists Union appeared before the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and proposed bringing the Brotherhood into the American Federation of Labor. The matter was taken under advisement by the convention. Also noted were a memorial service for McKinley and appointment of Washington dispensary commissioners.
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Brotherhood
Norfolk
James O'Connell
International Machinists Union
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
American Federation of Labor
O Connell
Federation
McKinley
It's All Very Well Before a Girl Married
A fragment from the Atchison Globe quotes a humorous view on marriage and propriety, contrasting pre and post wedding expectations for a woman. The odd reversal plays on social norms and observations about behavior after marriage.
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Atchison Globe
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Julia C Emery
Woman's Auxiliary
The
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St. Philip Church
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P H Snook
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St Philip Church
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National Congress of the
Colonial Dames of America
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Washington
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Billups Phinizy
Athens
Black
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City Federation
Lindsay Johnson
Womans Club
Los Angeles
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J. W. English
James D. Robinson
John Sanders
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Misa English
Charles I. Ryan
Huth Adams
Shetmake
Shewmaeke
T. L. Jennings
Lou T Hook
Miss Hook
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Essie Shewmake
Annie D. Howell
Frederick Cole
Addie Maude
Jennings
Mrs Shewmake
Redmont
Klindworth
Klindworth Conservatory of Music
Ladies’ Chorus
Pergolese
Dunlap
D S Walraven
Rena Bouchelle
Emmeson
J W. Hudson
W J Chick
C P. Goree
Boston
Paterson
A. Montgomery
J. W. Brown
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Rich
Young Women's Christian Association
Hoke Smith
National Associationa
Kate Hollis
Americus
Sadie Morris
Aragon
Robert Davis
Rose HolMs
M A Phelan
Adelaide Howell
Hugene Thornton
Robert Keely
Versatile Glenn
Will Denis
Harrison-Foreman
Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Young Woman's Christian Association
Whitehall Street
Emma Lou Garrett
Union
Candler
Adjutant General
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Southern Banking and Trust Company
Rome
W. J Weat
Sproull Fouche
H J Hine
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J. B Owens
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J W Coombs
Auburn Avenue
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William Alexander
Mitchell
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Broles
Courtland Street
Princeman Whitley
Jackson
Dewal
Frank Duffy
Philadelphia
Genera
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Fathers of America
Pearl Springs
Union Carpenters and Joiners
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Order
Clifford L Anderson
W. H. Shearer
Grape
Nis
Doge
City
Dudley M. Hughes
Engineers and Federation
Washington, Ga
Board of Commissioners
G. Wright
Eda Barnett
Joseph A Terry
Holden
Pr. Wright
Toombs
Barnett
Terry
Dyson
Essee
Chicago Post
Hocretter
Hgstetter
Atlanta Gas Light Company
England
Scotland
France
Rhine
Switzerland
John C Wrenshall
Calvert Street
Baltimore
Charles W. Crankshaw
Diamond Merchant and Jowstar
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Weat
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
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East Mamond
H. B. Walker
J. Brown
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Brady-Miller Feed and Bale Stables
Going
Miller Feed and Sale Stables
Oald
King & Spalding
I. Arnold Mroyles
Superior Court
Felton Superior Court
Arnold Brow
Eiseman & Weil
Mien
the Seashore Hotel
Wrightsville Beach, N.C
J. H. Hinton
Virginia Hot Springs
New Homestead
Bath House
America
Royal Pomelana Orchestra
Fred Sterhy
Hot Springs
Long Branch
Jane
Broadway
Cowie Express
Havana
Cubs
Southern Express Company
Alpholsi
Mater
Olaek
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