Social Items From Local Society Notes
Miss Theo Pridleau a New York schoolgirl visits Princeton commencement period with chaperone Mrs M P Gowledge Mr and Mrs James Everett PP guests of Mr and Mrs W Maddox return to Albany. Dr George Moore plans summer abroad. Miss Nickerson Athens visits Mrs Hillard Spalding family Minman Hinman will sail June 26 on Neckar for year abroad except William Hinman returns fall for college. Mr and Mrs Robert Carter Albany guests of Mr and Mrs B C Davis. Mr and Mrs B J Wallis sail to Europe June 1 for three months. Mr and Mrs G E Asher leave later for summer abroad. Mrs Dillard Jacoby hosts bridge for Miss Emma Gray Savannah. Mr Charles P King recovering from pneumonia improving. Mrs W S Witham to east trip. Mr and Mrs George B Inman stay in Europe on Piedmont avenue. Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson to occupy bridge pet event this afternoon. Mrs Daisy A Ryan in city a few days sails July 12 with daughter Jedith for Europe see Mr and Mrs John G Chapman announce birth of son James Anderson Chapman maternal grandfather James L Anderson prominent Atlanta lawyer.
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Theo Pridleau
New York
Frinceton
M. P. Gowledge
James Everett
W. ©. Maddox
Albany
George Moore
George Minman
William Hinman
Minnes
Ruth
Dorothy
Care Hinman
Baltimore
Neckar
Wiliam Ainman
America
Dillard Jacoby
Bridge
Emma Gray
Savannah
Charles P. King
W.S Witham
George B. ‘Inman
Piedmont Avenue
Europe
Paul Johnson
Eloise Olivers
Daisy A. Ryan
Jedith
Conferences on Currency Reform Across Washington
President Wilson held three currency reform talks with Senate and House leaders, including Kern Owen Glass and McAdoo. Discussions focused on banking regulation and currency legislation with a possible administration-backed framework within a week. Senate currency committee plans questions for bank and financial experts as lawmakers weigh chances for action at the special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Kern
Owen
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Representative Glass
House Banking Committee
Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Relief For Various Ailments
Advertises Poslam as a complete skin cure for eczema acne herpes rash itching pimples and scalp conditions. Claims quick relief and better skin tone with Poslam Soap offered by Emergency Laboratories New York with free samples and druggists selling at 50 cents.
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West 25Th Street
New York
Bible translation prompt to solve Japanese problem aids
Dr John Fox urged a full Bible translation for Japan to ease tensions, proposing a $49,300 effort to publish and distribute thousands of copies. Other speakers described Japan China moral issues and urged Christian missions, with Fort Worth assembly reporting record foreign and home mission totals and significant debt clearance.
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America
Japan
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
John Fox
New York City
American Bible Society
Pax
Chia
Japanese Empire
M. Ericson
D. W. Richardson
China
Foreign Mission
Southern Assembly
A. M. Fraser
Staunton
Standing Committee On Foreign Missions
Dr. Fraser
Oretam
Southern Presbyterian Assembly Likely to Adjourn Soon
The Northern assembly session closed with debate on withdrawing from the federal council of churches and the next annual gathering set for Kansas City in 1914. Voters favored Kansas City for the 1914 meeting with Newport News Texas and Rock Hill among contenders. Weathered by debate, the assembly adjourned at 12:30 with reconvening at 2:30.
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Assembly
S. Lo Morris
Atlante
Home Mission Board
Negra
North Avenue
Silas Bacon
Gondland
Oklu
T. Co. H. Champney
Montgomery
Ala
N. Seeaion
Federal Council
Churches of , Christ In America
Kansas City
Louieville
W. Mor
Alexander Dre RC Reed
W. J. Sinnott
Presbyterians End Assemblies in Atlanta Joint Session
Four major Presbyterian groups from Alaska to India and China met in Atlanta for eight days. Leaders praise the gathering as the greatest good to come, with unity rising toward eventual bodily union after future joint meetings. Separate assemblies met by day, joint sessions by night to discuss church needs.
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Alaska
India
China
Turkey
Ialy
Islands
Atlanta
United
Reform Presbyterians
Reformed Synod
Louisville & Nashville Seeks Alabama Rate Law Injunction
The Louisville and Nashville Railway asks the U S circuit court of appeals in Atlanta for a permanent injunction against a 20 cent per mile passenger rate ordered by the Alabama railroad commission. The case, argued before Judges Pardee Shelby and Grubb, has lingered for about two years with federal court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville and Nashville Railway Company
Alabama Railroad Commission
Alabama
Atlanta
United States
Trcuit Court of Appeals
Railway Corporation
Federal Circuit Court
Flu Circuit
Dan A Pardee
David D. Shelby
Huntaville
Ala
4. P. McCormick
Dallas
Texas
W. Grubb
Birmingham
Federal District Court
Northern District
JAPAN SEES American NOTE AS FRIENDLY SHARPENS HOPE
Washington reports indicate Tokyo received the U S reply to California land law protest in good spirit. Officials say the tone is favorable and acknowledge Washington faced difficulties from dual US federal state authority. President Wilson praised American sentiment toward Japan while warning lawmakers against incendiary remarks.
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Washington
State Department
Japan
California
United States
Tokio
Wilson
Japma
Tokla
Slnon
Wilsen
Slason
Mississippi
Sisson
Allen Lard
White House
Congress
Ichiro Tokutem
The
Kokuma
Cardinal Newman Portrait in Memories by Stephen Cole Ridg
A fragment from Memories describes Cardinal Newman with humble greatness and a gaze toward distant visions. The portrayal notes his unruffled gentleness and subtle power that makes others seem insignificant in his presence.
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Stephen Coleridge
John Lane Co. Publishers
Jena
Piedmont Park Lake Opens With Expanded Facilities
Piedmont Park’s Lake opens for summer with a doubled size swimming pool, concrete bottom, fresh water inflow, and 444 men and 100 women dressing rooms. Chief Beavers promises police protection and strict hours for men, women, and children, with two piece suits required and bans on white or silk attire.
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Piedmont Park
Atlanta
James L. Beavers
Park Board
Annual Banquet of Atlanta Players Club on Driving Club Lawn
The Atlanta Players club will hold its annual banquet on the Driving Club Lawn Friday evening May 30 after the show. The central table will host the cast presenting the Play along with club officers and presidents including Governor-elect Sinton. Colonel T B Felder and Mrs Felder attend. Mrs Felder is club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Atlanta Players’ Club
Osvar Wilde
Sinton
Mother's Dying Kiss May Be Fatal in Kansas Farm Case
Fort Scott Kansas May 41 art Heckensable a young farmer near death in a Wichita hospital after kissing his dying mother Mrs C C Heckensiable who died last Monday of blood poisoning following two months illness The farewell kiss is blamed for the son's illness and transfer to Wichita for treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Art Heckensable
Wichita
Goodby
C. C. Heckensiable
Llness
Cities Vie For Next Brotherhood Trainmen Convention
May 11 in San Francisco the contest for the next convention city of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen grows exciting. Candidates include Houston, Norfolk, Detroit, St. Paul, Cleveland, Sacramento, Milwaukee, St. Louis, and Columbus. Committees reports dominated most of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
the Brotherhood of Railway
Atlanta censorship board to enforce film approval rule
The local censorship board for motion pictures and cheap vaudeville in Atlanta will require films to have nationwide approval from the New York national board, led by John Collier. The committee, including Carnegie Library trustees and officials from juvenile court and reform groups, plans early inspections and will enforce a city law banning girls under 14 from vaudeville performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Censorship
Atlanta
National Board of Censure of
New York
John Collier
George H. Boyxton
Carnegie Library
William J. Tindall
E.G. Everett
Boy Scout Movement
Philip Webber
Prison Reform Association
Traffic upgrade talks between Georgia Railway officials and railroad commission
A conference was held in the railroad commission office with Chairman Wor Phey Candler, President Preston Arkwright, and General Manager W H Glenn of Georgia Railway and Power. They discussed improving Atlanta street car service, reviewing schedules, and expected detailed figures on trains, operations, and costs. The commission will issue an order adjusting schedules and car numbers as deemed reasonable after receiving all information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Wor Phey Candler
Preston Arkwright
W. H. Glenn
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Atlanta
Notes on fashion foot powder prevents holes in hose
A fashion note advises powdering shoes before wear to guard delicate hosiery against holes. Many people sprinkle Allen's Foot-Hase lentiseptic powder into shoes to save costs by reducing hosiery wear and foot friction and resulting soreness.
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Allen
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