Judge Hammond hosts dinner for class of 69 at Piedmont Driving Club
Judge W R Hammond entertained many University of Georgia alumni at a dinner last night at the Piedmont Driving Club. Guests listed include T W Baxter Judge RB Alli Tedge W H Fish Henry H Cabaniss W B Hammond Sam Barnett Dr W S Bean James T White Gus Hawes H M Al Criend Judge Lumpkin and Judge Beck of the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R Hammond
University of Georgia
Piedmont
Hammond
T. W. Baxter
RB. H. Alli
Tedge
W. H. Fish
Henry H. Cabaniss
W. Briammond
Sam Barnett
W. 8. Bean
Clinton
5. C
James T. White
Gus Hawes
Alabama
McH
al Criend
Judge Lumpkin
Judge Beck
Supreme Court
Cardus Woman's Tonic Praised by Dallas Reader
Mrs R Dickson of 2997 Bryan Street endorses Cardus the woman’s tonic as a life changer for severe womanly troubles. She describes relief from pain and inability to walk, crediting Cardus with renewed strength and capability. She urges other women to try it, notes availability at druggists, and provides Chattanooga Medicine Co advisory contact and a Home Treatment booklet offer.
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Dallas
Cardus
NLB
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chatanooga
Tean
Womer
Leesburg Wedding Ties Miss Willett to Mr James Riddle
Miss Laurie M Willett sister of Mr High M Willett married at Dr E F Golden's home in Leesburg Florida on May 17 to Mr James Riddle an estate dealer in orange groves and Florida lands. The couple will reside in Enotis Florida.
Distinguished Guests Attend Luncheon at Driving Club
Mr and Mrs Henry Miller entertained guests yesterday at the Driving Club with a party to meet Samuel Rea president of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mrs Moore hosted a Luncheon at the Cedmont Driving Club for twenty ladies with elaborate sweet pea centerpieces and color tied décor. Miss Nannie Bagby Stephens hosted tea at her Briar Cliff Road home with Miss Ada Turner and Miss Martel Hall, bride elect, noted in a cordial gathering.
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Miss Lewis
Margaret
Lewis
Bridge
Frank Dean
Penelope Clark
Frances Connally
Marian Foster
Aurelia Speer
Colette Vaughan
Nellie Kisor Stewart
Elizabeth Morgan
Clifford West
May O'Brien
Moise Oliver
Edith Danson
Adrienne Battey
Spratling
Wickliffe Goldsmith
James Hook Spratling
Macon
Roy Collier
Bridge Club
Ray Collier
Thorn Fineler
Harry Harmon, Jr
Robert Lee Coaney
Sims Bray
Jennie Mobley
Hartzog
Irene Hartzog
Au Bridge
WM. Lewis
J. J. Burdine
Wldge Lewis
Bell
Burdine
Charles N
Park
Julie
North ‘Aredina
Louise Bowman
Jonkisville
Alice Paths
Forrest Avenue
Marks
Dyinman
Juha
George Noble
Vs M Zeer
FL. Byrd
W. Leitre
Boykin
John Wo
Janes Stantleid
Margaret Armstrong
Mina Flaranes
Mildred Noble
Mies
Ethel Nakie
Toho
Daniel
Lucius McConnell
Bates Block
Miss Carr
Miss Scott
Katherine Ellis
Inisheen
Log Fancher
Bink
Henry Miller
Miller
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
E. H. Coatman
Southern Railroad
Rea
Atlanta
John Grant
Orme
Shepard Bryan
Jennings
Miss Stephens
Nannie Bagby Stephens
Briar Clit Road
Drui Hille
Ada Turner
May time flowers at Stephens party with ramblers and lace gowns
The article describes Miss Stephens and guests hosting a drawing room gathering featuring ramblers in vases, daisies in wicker, and a music room with warm tan and yellow tones. Attire includes blue crepe de chine, pink satin, white voile with blue forget-me-nots, and black and white ensembles. Guests and attendants listed with various outfits and hats.
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Walla
Miss Stephens
Mme
Charlotte von Sleibinsky
Miss Turner
Miss Hall
Lyman Hall
John C. Turner
William Comer
Anne Mitchell
Miles Marion Woodward
Fannie Turner
Daisy Martin
Stephens
Punch
Fontaine Rice, Jr
Chattanooga
Miss Bowyon
Birmingham
Frank Pearson
Mary Armstrong Cooley
Robert Gregg
Lewis Moeckel
Benjamin Elias
Marton Woodward
Frances Connally
Meetings and notices from local groups in Atlanta
The Athimia Equal Suffrage association holds its regular meeting at Carnegie Library this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The De Leon Study Circle meets its final session of the season with president Mrs. Charles Aingon at 705 Ponce de Leon Avenue this morning at 9:80. Atlanta Chapter No. 57 Order of the Eastern Star plans a special Wednesday evening gathering at Maeonte Temple to invite many candidates and visitors.
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The
Athimia Equal Suffrage Association
Carnegie Library
Efelock
Once de Leon
Charles" At
Atlanta
Order of the Eastern Star
Maeonte
AML
Surgeons urged to attend Confederate reunion in Chattanooga
At the request of Dr A A Lyon of Nashville secretary of the Association of Confederate Surgeons Dr Edwin D Newton urges all Confederate surgeons assistant surgeons and hospital stewards to attend the annual meeting of medical officers of the Confederate army and navy in Chattanooga on the 27th 28th and 29th next week. The gathering coincides with the general Confederate reunion in the city. The association dates to 1874 in Atlanta and was reorganized there in 1898.
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A. A. Lyon
Nahville
Tenn
Association of Confederate Surgeons
Edwin D. Newton
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Patrnet
Richmond
Cobb
Former Page Missing Alarm Shocks Georgia Father
H Starnes of 245 Marietta Street reports alarm over the disappearance of his 16 year old son O H Starnes Jr last seen May 12. A Gordon Institute student in Barnesville he served as a house page for the congressional session in Washington. He wore a blue suit low-quartered shoes and a cap weighs about 120 pounds stands 5 feet 4 inches. Police seek information to locate the lad and his worried father asks for any tips.
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H. Starnes
Marietta Street
O. H. Starnes, Jr
Gordon Institute
Barnesville
W. Schley Howard
House
Congress
Washington
One Cent Postage Proposal Planned by Rep Rouse
For One Cent Postage. Washingt. May 20. One cent post agé for letters after July 1, 1914, and was proposed in a resolution today by Representative Rouse of Kentucky.
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Washingt
Rouse
Kentucky
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Mary King
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