Luncheon Honors Miss Francis and Family Guests
A Miss Francis was hosted at Arden by Mrs. Charles Shelton with twelve guests, pink sweet pea theme, handpainted place cards, and outfits described in lace and chiffon. Additional notes mention a luncheon for Mr. Charles Hopkins and gatherings at Peachtra Circle and a heart-dice party hosted by Miss Marie Dean with prizes and guests from Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Francis
Martha Francis
Charles Shelton
Arden
James L. Drakey
Drickey
Charles Hopkins
Hopkins
Alex Smith, Jr
Joan Wareakey
Clarence Haverty
Koy Collier
Mia
Ervin Dokey
Maryfard MrPheeters
Annice Lee McKenzie
Aliss Hill Momkins
Dorothy
Martha Hall
Mary Purr Lake
Hallie Crawford
Emily West
Maria Stoddard
Lu- Young
Lurlle ‘Thomas
Helen
Tea Parties Honor Visiting Ladies at Local Luncheon
Mrs Edward H Inman hosted a luncheon today honoring Miss McPheeters of Raleleh while Miss Daniels Tea saw Mrs John Meana Daniel entertaining five ladies at 6 pm. Guests included Miss Louise Downer of Hopkinsville Kentucky and Mrs S T Johns of North Carolina, with a profusion of sweet peas decorating the tea and Mrs Daniels orchid crepe gown noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McPheeters
Edward H. Inman
Raleleh
Samuel M. Inman
Miss Daniels
John Meana Daniel
Louise Downer
Hopkinsvillea
5. T. Johns
North Carolina
W. C. Parks
Aliee Parks
Daniel
Inman Park Students Club to Meet at Mrs Dickey Home
The Inman Park Students' club will meet at Mrs John K R Dickey's residence 48 Euclid Avenue Friday morning at 10 20 o'clock This will be the last meeting of the club during the summer and all members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman Park
John KR. Dickey
Euclid Avenue
Social items tease from local society column today
Mrs. Frank Fearson hosts a spend the day party for guest Miss Edith Bowron. Mr and Mrs John Neely left for Chattanooga for the reunion and will visit Mr William Aubrey Love. Mrs Jack Salmon returns from Chattanooga after funeral of Dr Jackson Win Held Jones. Lucile Kulert to return from St Elizabeth's College as Ellora Chapin returns to Richmond with Mr W B Chapin. Mrs Henry Tanner and Messrs Will and Henry Tanner leave Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fearson
Edith Bowron
John Neely
Chattanooga
William Aubrey Love
Jack Salmon
Chatttanooga
Jackson Win
Jones
Reed Milas
Lucile Kulert
St. Elizabeth’s College
N. J
Ellora Chapin
Richmond
W. B. Chapin
Social notices from Savannah and surrounding area
A string of personal notices, visits, travel plans, and engagements fills the page. Names include Hanson Jr, Mr. and Mrs. D Mittchell King, Miss Fay Hutchinson, Miss Sara E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Witham, Mrs. Brutus Clau je, Miss Ruth Reta, and Miss Elizabeth Boyd, with movements to New York, Atlantic Beach, Nashville, Wrightsville, and Savannah. Guests at the Georgian Terrace, house parties near Nashville, and upcoming weddings and reunions are noted, along with dinners and parties in progress and pending travels to Europe and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Speir
Eula Johnson
Ruth Reta
Marjorie Bobb
New Orleans
Marion Smith
Ronald Ravgom
Jerome Simmons, Jr
Charles Sisson
R. Scooney
Harrie Stockdell
Athens
Atwood
Georgian Terrace
Mr. R. Atchison
Harry Dewar
E. W. McCerren
Milton Dargan
Cave McCord Brown
Augusta
Atlantic
Elty
Wood and Atteaux tied to dynamite plot trial
In Rogton on May 28 District Attorney Pelletier presented evidence linking William Wood of the American Woolen Co and Frederick B. Atteaux to a plan to place dynamite at Lawrence to undermine striking textile workers. Witness Max Mitchell aimed to prove close ties between the principals, while police failed to compel attendance of Hardy and Reddis. Syrian painter Assaf testified to handling explosive sticks and concealment before police seized them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Atteaux
Charles A. Hardy
American Colon Company
Orville Reddig
Hardy
Lawrence
Reddis
Joseph Assaf
Assaf
Graduating Exercises Mark District Agricultural and Mechanical School
In Barnesville Georgia on May 28 the Sixth District Agricultural and Mechanical school held commencement exercises. Rev W D Hubbard preached the sermon and Rev John Yarbrough delivered the literary address in place of ill Hon John N Holder. The Dramatic Club presented Debt of Honor under Professor Karl J Kay. Salutatory by Miss Helen Maxwell class history by Miss Adeli Hammn valedictory by Berner Means. Diplomas were conferred by Rev BE Wasson.
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Barnesville
Agricultural and Mechanical School
W. D. Hubbard
Dade City
Ala
John Yarbrough
Jefferson
John N. Holder
Karl J. Kay
Helen Maxwell
Adeli Hammn
Berner Means
BE. Wasson
Tongs Sign Peace Treaty in Chinatown
New York May 23 Hip Sings On Leongs and the Four Brothers Warring Tongs signed a peace treaty this afternoon in Judge Foeter's chambers. Representatives of the three tongs signed in Chinese and English translations. The dead Hine is wiped out and leaders vows to cast weapons away. Disputes to be arbitrated by the Chinese Merchants Association or a committee, with police captain as fallback. Plastered copies of the treaty were distributed tonight on red paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
On Leongs
Chinese Merchants’ Association
Bole Na Biter
Chinatyén
Chinatyén 4S
Three Tongs
Strike ordered against Gov Foss in Boston protest
Workers in two Jide park plants under Governor Eugene N Foss voted tonight to strike tomorrow after he refused a 20 percent wage increase and better working conditions. He warned that without imported help the plants may shut down. Rome Georgia reports: Brooks elected president of Shorter College board to succeed Bass. Lipscomb vice president. Cooper treasurer. Dr Harbin added to board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jide Park
Eugene N. Foss
Fass
Foreign protest to change tariff provisions
Washington May 28 Congress likely to revise objections by foreign nations to the Underwood tariff bill granting a percent tariff discount on imports in American owned or controlled vessels. Administration leaders and President Wilson hint elimination is acceptable. Senate finance committee may remove the clause and modify others forcing foreign merchants to submit books to an American agent. Germany France and England protested. conferences held with state department officials and senators. House expected to yield to Senate amendment striking the clause. Wool and sugar rates to remain unchanged, caucus to decide changes. Passmore presented mutual life insurance figures to oppose discrimination against mutual companies.
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Washington
Congress
Jeaders
Wilson
Senate Finance and Committee
John Sharp Williams
Germany
France
England
Senator Simmons
Seerstai Bryan
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Williams and
Shively
Peters
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Simmons
Williams Lincoln K. Passmore
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Today
Passmore
Ellis to Demonstrate Joints Before Medical Societies
William Ellis, a double-jointed traveler who has drawn attention from Atlanta doctors, plans demonstrations before the Fulton County Medical Society at Carnegie Library Thursday morning and before the Georgia Osteopathic Association Saturday at the Imperial Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ellis
Atlanta
Fullon County Medical Society
Carnegie Library
Georgia Osteopathic Association
Imperial Hotel
Trains to Warm Springs From Atlanta This May
A. B. A. trains depart Atlanta on May 29 30 and 31 and arrive Warm Springs at 11 20 a m. Services run to Warm Springs Hotel grounds for travelers awaiting events or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Warm Springs
Atlanta Home Talent Dramatic Company to Hold Tryouts
The Atlanta Home Talent Dramatic Company will meet in the F B L A hall Saturday night at 8 o'clock to try out applicants for membership limited to 65. Instructors include Mrs Oppraman of Berlin and Miss Mary Curd of New York. officers are J. Austin Brooks manager Arsene Thrasher treasurer and C Emerson secretary. Professor Gerard A Theirs appointed director of the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Oppraman
Berlin
Mies Mary Curd
New York
Lare 3
Austin Brooks
Misa Arsene Thrasher
C. ©. Emerson
Gerrard A. Theirs
Union Chaplain Seeks to Return Lost Testament
A pocket Testament carried by Confederate soldier Wade Golstey with his mother’s inscription. The chaplain who held it after the war failed to locate the mother. Dr. H H Raffensperger of Marion Ohio now owns the relic and seeks a relative or friend of Golstley to reunite it with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Golstey
Wade Golsely
Gelsley
Northern Army
H. H. Raffensperger
Marion, Ohto
Wada Golsley
Memorial Day Observances Planned at Marietta National Cemetery
Arrangements are in place for memorial day services at Marietta National Cemetery led by M. Mitchell of Grand Army of the Republic. Rev W H Hopkins of the Congregational Home Mission Board to give the oration. George B Leavitt will speak on Duty of the Day. F A Jones will offer a tribute. Music by Seventeenth Infantry band. Survivors of the Union army and friends expected from Atlanta. Two social cars chartered for ladies departing Atlanta at 9am and 3:30am, returning at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m.
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National Cemetery In
Marietta
M. Mitchell
Grand Army of the Republic
Orcastonu
W. H. Hopkins
Home Missions
Congregational Home Funection Board
George B. Leavitt
F. A. Jones
Post
TaNzpoosa
Seventeenth Infantry Regiment
United States
Atlanta
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Messra Will
Ilenry Tanner
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Fifth Ave
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New York City
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Peachstree
Seventeenth Streets
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Valdosta
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Iane Watson
Anniston
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Wrightsville
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Clearwater, Fla
Elizabeth Boyd
Nashville
J. W. Davies
J. W. Davies, Jr
Savannah
Mr. Davies
Mike Louise Parker
Daisy Lee Graw
Gladys Danson
Washington College
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C. D. Gorman, Jr
West Point
Ose
J. R. Forrester
Albany
George Forrester
Paul Seydel
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Clayton, Ala
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Hattiesburg, Miss
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Agnes Jones
Thomasville
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Misa Eva Crane
George W. van Eppshog
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