Society Notes From U D C Convention In Atlanta
Georgia U D C leaders Mire Hull and Mrs Carswell visit guest Miss Ali Baxter as Atlanta hosts the convention with Virginia Clay Clapton and Mrs Robert Emory Park among prominent attendees. Funds for Richmond monument and Ragun Grop mountain school aid are discussed along with patriotic efforts statewide and entertainment for mountain communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Savannah
P. D. Carswell
Augusta
Georgia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Aliis Baxter
Virginia Clay Clapton
Ala
Walter D. Lamar
Macon
Piedmont Hotel
Lamer
Atlante
Richmond
Noble Daughters of
Francis Bartow
Ragun Grop Mountain School
Winnie Davis
Athens
Philadelphia
Ali Baxter
Tea for Women’s Building Fund at 203 Zerwood Ave
Shapman Leroy Forrest and Harvis McKain lead a tea and reception by the 1 Man Perk Students' Club on November 16 from 3 to 6 pm at Mrs. Perdue's home 203 Zerwood Avenue. Free will offerings go to the building fund and participation is open to all women, with many club members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Perdue
Zewood Avenas
Atlanta
Meadames Baldwin
Bell
Brooks
Cabaniss
Brown
Carlton
Carmichael
Dickey
Jeffries
King
Kiser
Kriegsaaber
LeConte
LeCraw
Langston
Moore
Palmer
Prim
Perdue
Phillipa
Smith
Wellbern
Joe" Sackson
Charles Baugh
Harold Hulme
Atlenta
North Jackson Street
Miss Jackson
James N. Rice
Mise Jackson
Mr. Perdue
Athens
Temple Male Quartet Delights Large Baptist Tabernacle Crowd
The Temple Male Quartet Company from Boston performed as the third on the Tabernacle Lyceum course to a large audience. Every number was encored multiple times, with Miss Catherine Cole’s readings drawing storms of applause. The quartet includes T. D. Powell, E. B. Webster, P. F. Baker, A. C. G. Steele, and reader Catharine Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Boston
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Tabernacle Lyceum
Catherine Cole
Temple Quartet
T.D. Powell
BE. F. Webter
P. F. Baker
A. C G. Steele
Mies Catharine Cole
Afternoon tea honors Mrs Henry and Mrs Henry Tilson guest
Mrs. William J. Tilson entertained ten young women at afternoon tea yesterday in compliment to Mrs. W. O. Henry of Columbus Ohio, who is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fleming duBhgnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wright
Marie Manning
Anna Wright
Brunswick
Louise Manning
Alma. Higgine
Hugh Connally
Miss Manning
McAlpin
Julia Manning
Hose
Mice
Henry
William J. Tilson
W. 0
Columbus
Ohio
Flem Ing du Bhgnon
Symphony Club Tonight at the Jewish Temple
The International Symphony Club with Mary Fay Sherwood will perform in concert at the Jewish temple on South Pryor Street tonight. The club's artists are soloists representing diverse nationalities and will be assisted by Mary Fay Sherwood, a soprano praised by critics in Boston and other centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Symphony Club
Mary Fay Sherwood
South Pryor Street
Atlanta
Mary ‘Fay Sheewood
Boston
Bridge Teas Open Series Hosted by Miss Louise McGovern
Miss Louise McGovern to entertain at a Friday bridge tea with debutantes and the French Club as guests, launching a new series with her as hostess. In Mt. John Porter Penine news, Miss Emma Claude Jackson wed at First Baptist Athens with Rev. Young officiating in a decoratively adorned church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise McGovern
Miss McGovern
William A. Capps
Mesare Harold Hulrhe
Charles Bauch
Howard Scott
Joe Jackson
Atide
Mendelssohn
Marce
Join Porter Perdue
James N. Rice
Cheriss Elder
Commissioners Convene to Plan Georgia Road Work
County commissioners from across Georgia will meet Thursday in the hall of the house of representatives. Judge J. S Turner, chair of the prison commission, will call the convention to order and open with remarks on the new convict law and its use in public road work and county farm maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedge J
Vormer
Prison Commission
County Commissioners of
Georgia
House of Representatives
J. 3. Turner
Juda Turner
Richmond County
Judas W. PF. Eve
Augusta
Rosa
W. 8. McCuray
DeKalb County
State highway progress and need for systematic road work
Report notes that 81,803 miles of public roads exist while only 1,894 miles are improved. It estimates counties have spent about $2,000,57F annually on road work but lacks a comprehensive system and practical knowledge, yielding limited returns on improved highways.
Southern Fixture and Cabinet Company Showcase Makers
Readable text notes a business named Southern Fixture and Cabinet Company located at 20 22 Trinity Avenue known for making showcases and bank fixtures, indicating a local shop focused on store fixtures and cabinetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Fixture & Cabinet Company
Trinity Avenue
Murder Reported in Gilmer County Shottings
News reaches Ellijay that Hen Anderson shot Monroe Mulkey at Andersons home in Alto district Gilmer county and Mulkey died early Sunday. Mulkey was buried at Ebenezer church today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmer County
Ellijay
Hen Anderson
Monroe Muley
Anderson
Alto District
Muley
Mulkey
Buriet
Ebeneagr Church
Milwaukee main battle in Wisconsin likely outcomes
Milwaukee voters brace for statewide choices as Republican leaders predict Teft's 100000 plus margin while Democratic chiefs forecast Bryan beating the tally by 60000. Social Democrats join both camps in a tight Milwaukee county contest with four districts still in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County
Claime Teft
Aya Bryan
Comet Asr
Luxurious Mash Comfort Boosts Rest and Warmth
The passage extols Mash Comfort for superior rest, noting its buoyant, supple feel and warm light, with price range from 2.50 to 4.00. It then shifts to fashion items: knitted belts in silk and mercerized cotton, in multiple colors, priced 1.00, 50c to 1.00. It mentions a LaVida hip-subduing corset promising comfort and long model wear. It also advertises Thread and Rugs Thrum rugs, wool or camel hair, reversible, durable, in various colors, sizes, and styles, with custom fitting and color-scheme options.
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Virginia
Anne Sanford Green
Piedmont
Airs
Henry Clay Holbrook
Green
Old Dominion
Order of Colonial Dames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Order of the Pocahontas Bell
Merk Sheridan
E. W. More
Misses Beck
Carey Marquis
Otis
Parke
Simms
Marjerie Wilkes
Melcher
Harwood
Jackson
Strickland
Messia
Dan Carey
Robert Dean
Bonnell
Don Marquis
McDaniel
Pugin
Tutwiler
Eldredge
Lee-Burron
Roswell
J. W. Lee
Alfred Trulit
Ranyon Prine
Hedges
Chicago
Mills Smith
St. Louis
Sceonilawe Brannon
Newnen
Louis Lee
Hottom Row
A. RP. Stewart
Hemjamim Hareker
Helen Muse
Eiseman & Weil
Twhitehall ST
BE. & W. Bhoes
Shapman, Leroy Forrest and
Harvis McKain
Players’ Club
Wien
James W. English, Jr
Wil
Peachtree Apeet
Grivate
Bog- Tish
Tee Burroughs
Laura Hammond Lee
James W. Lee
Mortimer Perry Hurrougha
Detroit
Trinity Church
James Lee
Ivy Les
Charlie Sheldon Wilh
Louis Waddy
Joseph Hodgson
Beverly, Dubose
Revill O'Hara
Greenville
Marc Dodd
Francis Clarke
Misa Hodges
Miss LeBaume
St. Leonie
Runyan
St. Louia
Kale Lee
Ivy Lee
Mr. LeBaume
Knights of Columbus
East Alabama
Atregt
Sisters, of Mercy
Lergh McIntonn Chayter
D. A. AL
Aragon Hotel
Bam D. Jonas
Lady Pierce
Atated Thornton
Louis
James Floyd
Royas
Matt C. Cohen
Lula
Claudine Greer
East Avenue
Luin Greer
Mies
Clquding Greer
Boye
Symphony Club
Jewish Temple
Sterlin Seer
Charles W. Crankshaw
Tae Eg
Rosa. Monhish
Pee
Kodakers
K. Hawkes.co
Tehai
Niewspaper
Oregon
Délamothe Company
Washington State
Delamothe
Jewelers
Whitehall Street
Jarre
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