Baltimore Horse Show Highlights and Atlanta Link Ups
The Baltimore show closed with beauty and completeness featuring horses music and lavish costumes. Mrs Charles Hur Camp of Richmond rode Hornpipe to victory in the ladies riding class, with other riders including Miss Nancy Lee and Mrs F A B Portman among noted names. Atlanta activity centers on horse events and a Winnie Davis memorial committee meeting in Athens May 25 with plans for southern educational conference contributions and a birthday party for Miss Mary Brown on Peachtree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore American
Hunter
Nancy Lee
Edward A. Jackson
Sapphire
F. A. B. Portman
Warrenton
L. D. Passano, Jr
J.R. Valentine
Allen Potts
Richmond
C. Stewart Lee
Charles Snowden
Courtland H. Smith
Anne McKim
Atlanta
Mildred Rutherford
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Winnie Davis
Athens
Wiliam Greene Raoul
Dalton Mitchell
Southern Educational Conference
State Normal School
Miss Edna Avery Hosts Elegant Card Party
Miss Edna Avery held a refined card party at her Peachtree home with about fifty guests. Red roses, sweet peas and palms decorated the house. Prizes included a pearl and ruby stick pin, Tiffany cologne, and a lace fan. Scores were kept by Misses Marie Sciple and Bessie Moore. A luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Avery
Edna Avery
Peachtree
Tiffany Giass
Marie Sciple
Bessie Moore
T. J. Avery
George Sciple
John Candler
John Moore
Vassar Wool‘ey
Stabat Mater performance at Klindworth Conservatory
Grace Lee Brown directed a Stabat Mater at the Klindworth Conservatory with soprano Clara Mueller and others. The Atlanta Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at the Woman's Club, reporting receipts from charity sales and planning for upcoming events and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lee Brown
Peroglese
Klindworth Conservatory
Miss Brown
Clara Mueller
Anna EF. Hunt
H. Ruth Leonard
Kent Mueller
Buta Shuptrine
Marie Evans
Neila Lou Walton
Dora Morrell
Ro. S. Pope
T. B. Lansdell
Neila Lou Waiton
List of Misses in the Pageant
The article names Miss Evalyn Wynn Miss Mary Deas Pupper Miss May Archer Miss Eugenia Verney Miss Florence Hobbs Miss Nena Mae Henderson Miss Leone Smith Miss Pansy Spencer Miss Meta Leinkauf Miss Laura Witham Miss Laurie Burt Miss Ruth Johnstone Miss Mary Aldredge Miss Lynette Smith Miss Eunice Pears Miss Lottie Green as participants or nominees in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evalyn ‘Wynn
Mary Deas Pupper
May Archer
Eugenia Verney
Florence Hobbs
Nena Mae Henderson
Leone Smith
Pansy Spencer
Meta Leinkauf
Laura Witham
Laurie Burt
Ruth Johnstone
Mary Aldredge
Lynette Smith
Eunice Pears
Lottie Green
O. HM. Club Hosts Pleasant West End Reception
Yesterday afternoon at the homes of Misses May and Caroline Howell in West End the O. M. Club entertained friends with a delightful reception. Fragrant pink roses decorated the house as punch was served on the veranda transformed into a cool bower with palms and potted plants. Members listed include Mrs Rawson Collier Mrs George Cunningham Miss Elise Heath Miss Natale Heath Mrs Will Heath Miss Lillian Harris Mrs Frank Baker Mrs Robert Hages Mrs Wyle Pope and Miss Jack Whitcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cunningham
Elise and
Natale Heath
Will Heath
Lillian. Harris
Frank Baker
Robert Hages
Wyle Pope
Jack Whitcomb
Hattie Hathaway
Marriages and Musicales In Atlanta Society Circles
A sequence of society notices recounts Miss Alice Alma Crouch marrying John E. Cobb at her mother's home with simple rites and invitations to their Seaboard avenue residence. Capt. and Mrs. Stesbee announce Ethel Sigsbee’s marriage to Robert Toombs Small in Washington DC, while Mrs. Cowan hosts a music recital and Miss MacArthur plans a Thornbury College musicale. The Atlanta Woman's Club executive board meets, and graduation rites, a piano recital, and various meetings fill the social calendar with guests and performances across city venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Crouch
Alice Alma Crouch
J. N. Crouch
Marcus Street
John E. Cobb
John E. White
Second Baptist Church
Charles Dwight Stesbee
Ethel
Robert Toombs Small
New Church
Corcoran and
Sixteenth Streets
Washington, D. C
Sigsbee
Captain Sigsbee
Maine
Small
Washington
Sam Small
The
Constitution
The Breakfast Cup Can Bring Joy or Trouble
A 70 year old man claims changing from coffee to Pontum Food Coffee with Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food and fruit restored his health after years of illness. He reports strong health at 70, says he would not return to his former lifestyle for any sum. The unnamed pioneer, who lived in Illinois in 1837 and later North Dakota, asks his name be kept private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
North Dakota
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Public Affairs Briefs Highlight Commutation and Appointments
Governor Candler commuted Calvin Beach to life for a murder conviction in Dooly county while a concurrent case against a co defendant was dropped. Mose Reed’s reward was raised to 260 dollars in Burke county for a white murder suspect. The board of aldermen debated curb and sidewalk work on Shelton street and heard Wu Ting Tang’s Atlanta visit with lectures and a banquet planned. Public notices cover guards’ Charleston trip, a June regimental drill at Lakewood, and various city council meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
Calvin Beach
Dooly County
Beach
Ufe
Mose Reed
Reed
Burke County
Clinton Mobley
Shelton Street
Burphy
Stewart Avenues
Johnson
Welsh
LaHatte
Terry
Woodward
Longino
Fulton Guards
Atlanta
Charleston
Macon
Savannah
Ohio
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Wilbe
Passing Throng at Atlantic Beach and Wilkes Visitor
PASSING THRONG. Continen tal hotel representative Mr. Moore of Atlantic Beach Fla. tours Atlanta praising the resort. Col James A Benson of Washington Ga. reports Wilkes prosperity and his cotton seed company sale to Southern Cotton Oil. Also ad copy notes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Lilian Bell's book abroad with the Jimmies at Miller's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Moore
Continental Hotel
Atlantic Beach
Fla
Moore
Atlanta
James A. Benson
Washington, Ga
Wilkes County
The
Kimball
Benson
Wilkes
Colonel Benson
Jimmies
Lilian
Bell
Miller's
Marietta Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baltimore Horse Show
Yeates
Black
Joseph Morgan
Mary Brown
George M. Brown
Woman's Club
Grand
Alice Baxter
A. McD. Wilson
William Greene Raoul
Rich's
Miss Rutherford
City Federation
Cowan
Rose Cowan
Young Men's Christian Association
Miss MacArthur
Thornbury College
Arabella’ Crane
C. B. Wilmer
Atlanta Woman's Club
Prather
Grand Opera
Gaynor
Mendelssohn
Vireginia Pollock
Ret Dargan
B. W. Bull
E. V. Carter
Aline
Gra Sue Mitchell
Pauline Hook
Minnie Atkinson
Jessie Mitchell
M. 5. Houser
Latimer
Carter
Mabel Wright
Brandon
Luther Rosser
Kate Milledge
Fiana
Clementine MacGregor
Capitol Avenue
Angier
Fitzgerald
Hicks
Lenzesiust
Merkel
Miss Beatard
Ene Boys
Gade
Rebecca Smith
Ravina
Mary Candler
Moszkowski
Louise Baird
Mary Hicks
Schubert
Estelle Fitzgerald
Godara
May Anderson
Lazarus
Schutte
Iaith Angier
Quartet
Titus
Guila
the Good Shepherd
J. J. Brown
John Hpworth Geague
Augusta
Atlanta Primary Union
Nold
American Baptist Bublication Society
the Record
Hilth School
Marian Cullom
Norma Craig
Misa Rae Schlesinger
Ann J. Hall
Ann
Sara Turner
Emmile Wardell
Theo Bowie
Caroline
Westmoreland
Mary Thompso
Sunrise Withers
Cleve Zahner
Mary Ramsaur
Judy
Squire
Susie Parks
Blanche Myer
Chil
Jane Todd Watson
Kentucky Elks
WU Tingtang
Milledgeville
Southern Manufacturers' Association
Woodward Avenue Baptist Church
George W. Brown
Memphis
Fenn
Rock Island
New Orleans
T. J. Buchanan
Mims
J. J. Hunter
Buchanan
Street Committee
Board OF Aldermen
Coommebss
Union Gospel
Colored Methodist Episcopal Conference
Nashville
Roosevelt
Southern Railway
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
J. W. Coombs
Gospel
W. F. Wesley
Westview Cemetery
Hood
Chamberlin-Johnson- DuBose Company
Jd Coe
Goday
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Broadhurst
Jones
Hoyt
Southern
Home Paints
Fo Ho Gooedyge
Bree Manu Turers
New York
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
Eiseman & Weil
Boys’ and Moen’s Outfitters
England
Scotland
France
Rhine
Switzerland
Italy
John C. Wrenshall
Calvert Street
Chicago
Cincinnati
A. Pailler
T. P
Chattanooga
LVBOR
T.P
Kamper
Francie Goncerta
Aermoans
Momninge
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