Society News Briefs From Atlanta Area Delights
The Gordo Clrefe of King's Daughters meets at the Home for Old Women on West Bend avenue at 3:30. The Adam Woman's Missionary Association holds its regular monthly meeting at Central Congregational Church. An imperial meeting of the New Era History Club is set for Carnegie Library at 11 o'clock. Md C A Wood returns from Augusta on business to Savannah. Mrs George Toward hosts her bridge club in Covington. Mrs Paul Tyson from Kansas City visits her parents. Mrs Thomes Hellard Blake returns from Columbus. Mr and Mrs Don of 70 South Pryor Street report illness. Mrs France Lithgo Payson invites guests for tea Saturday from 3 to 7 in honor of Miss Etta of Nevada. Mrs Robert Howard hosts a bridge party Thursday for ten. Miss Emma Belt DuBose's evening bridge for Miss Keenne promises a bright event. Mrs Cornelia Branch Stone arrives Monday at the Piedmont Hotel. Master Sidney Turner Yancey celebrates his fourth birthday with fifty friends. Friends of Mr Richard Johnson of Macon learn of his critical illness. his sister Mrs de Lancey Kouitz arrives from New York. Isabel Thomas of Athens is his wife. Jennie Lane Mitchall, a young Atlanta socialite, hosts a surprise handkerchief shower by the First Christian Sunday School primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordo Clrefe
King’s Daughters
West Bend Avenue
George Toward
Ella Babope
Covington
Paul Ty
Kansas City
Neville
Thomes Hellard Blake
T. B. Blake
Columbus
Las
Don
South Pryor Street
France Lithgo Payson
Atlanta
Richard Johnson
Macon
de Lancey Kouitz
New York
Mies Isabel Thomas
Athens
W. W.thongs
Jennie Lane Mitchall
Time Will Tell Blue Ribbon Brand Dominates South
Time Will Tell. For yeera Blue Ribbon has been growing more popular, now the insading brand of extracts in the south. Clarke's Pure Rye aged and bottled by the government, which guarantees age strength and purity. Four halves Guarts delivered. All mail order houses.
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Clarke
Dr John E White Replies On Washington Street Viaduct Issue
Dr John E White responds to President Luther Z Rosser of the board of education defending efforts to remove objectionable traffic and certain houses along the Washington street viaduct. He outlines three possible outcomes to compel removal by authorities, asserts public support, and criticizes perceived board indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street Viaduct
John E. White
Luther Z. Rosser
Board of Education
Holster
Tutner Z. Ronger
Washingto Street
Atlanta
Resser
Washington Street
Rosser
White
Hig Church
Buera
Washinton Street
Cahoon
John FE. Whith
Wyche-Black wedding in Sylvania Georgia
Thomas J. Black and Miss Elizabeth Wycebe surprised friends with a Sunday morning ceremony at the Powell residence in Sylvania. Rev. H J Arnett officiated. The bride, a popular public school teacher, is from Edberton Ga and the groom is a prominent hardware dealer with Sylvania Hardware Company.
African Methodists Ements Were Announced at Rockmart Meeting
The North Georgia Conference of the African Methodists closed its fifth day in Rockmart Ga with 180 appointments by Bishop C S Smith. Assignments include Athens W B Lawrence St John Athena G C Cooper Cedartown J Linton Rockmart J H Hall Jr transfers to Atlanta Macon and Southwest conferences. Details cover preacher ordination sermons and conference officers, with resolutions praising bishop and outlining district supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockmart
North Georgia
African Methodists
C. S Smith
Athens
W. B. Lawrence
St. John
Athena
G. C. Cooper
Cedartown
J. Linton
J. H. Hall, Jr
Atlanta
J. Williams
Oepre
Bia
Marietta
Known Man Charles Bradley Identified After Atlanta Death
The mysterious man found dead on the Chattahoochee river banks is identified as Charles M. Bradley of 249 South Pryor Street. Bradley, 98, worked in the optical office of F. A. Hardy Company and was last seen Friday night after telling a friend he might not be seen again. Found with valuables including a wall jewelers items and a pistol, the body likely indicates suicide. Bradley’s body is held in Marietta while awaiting instructions from relatives in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Bradley
Chattahoochee
Bradley
F. A. Hardy Company
Prudential
Marietta
A. H. Blanchard
Cubp
Atingta and Northern Railway
Tehana
Nat Kaiser & Co
Decatur Street Jewelers
M. B
South Pryor Street
New Orleans
Atlanta
Black & Co
Bride Ada Corey Weds Dr. Aufhammer in Pittsburgh
Philadelphia November 3. William Corey's sister Ada Corey wed Dr. Charles Howard Aufhammer of Pittsburgh. Corey sent a $100000 check to the bride and Mrs Corey a diamond brooch. William Corey and his wife did not attend the ceremony in Downington Pa. the couple explained their absence. The newlyweds plan to reside in Pittsburgh.
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Corey
Sinter
Preveni
Philadelphia
William Tills Corey
Mabelle Gilman
Ada B. Corey
Downington
Alan
Lanier Funeral Today for Clifford Lanier
The funeral for Clifford Lanier of Montgomery Alabama will be held tomorrow. He was the brother of poet Sidney Lanier and a prominent businessman. An automobile accident near Fairbanks today injured several people including Walter Miles the driver Ernest Laudmers and Theodace Beering Jr with varying injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lanier
Montgomery
Ala
Clifford Lanier
Sidney Canter
Hounton
Tex
Fairbankw
Walter Miles
Ernest Laumders
W.T. Hill
Might Yardman
Houston
Theodace Beering, Jr
Rimanelf
Miles
Weather Forecast Echoes Yesterday's Trend
The weather behavior mirrors yesterday with showers possible and clearing later. A fragment mentions civic sentiment and declares triumph for a person or group named Bin, referencing an election outcome and a claim of accuracy in political knowledge.
Election rhetoric and weather note appear in fragment
The fragment mentions two men named BI running for the highest office and the speaker boasts of predicting outcomes. It also references a claim that BMI will be elected and a remark about General Grosvenor of Athena Ohio. A postscript notes a temperature of Tar 9 62 degrees.
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Namea BI
Bmi
Bill
Grosvenor
Athena
Ohio
Mortuary notices from varied locations recount deaths and services
Fragmented obituary items note William Britt Ker aged seven died at home with funeral at 10 tomorrow from Ho burn Holland. Interment West view cemetery. Carriages depart at o o'clock. Also Dixon Armstrong former Rio de Janeiro legation secretary dies at Auburn aged 82. Marion Gaillard Rome dies at 3:36 a.m. tomorrow’s services expected. she leaves daughters and a noted South Carolina lineage.
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William Britt Ker
Prachtres Road
Eva Cornelia Couch
Thomas 'T. Key
James L. Key
Durell Kay
George O. Kay
Texas
Maude. McDaniel
Norcross
H. Clay ‘Armstrong
Brasil
Cleveland
Clark
Marion Gaillard
Rome
Second Avenue
South Carolina
Ra. J. M. Harridon
Afinses Patt
Bie Gaillagg
Mrs Eddy Buys Imported Auto For First Drive
Boston November 3 Myra Mary Baker Eddy mother of the Christian Science church bought an imported eighty horse power automobile and sent it to her Chestnut Hill home A chauffeur from the agency spent hours teaching Secretary ride in driving Mrs Eddy will have her first experience in automobiling today
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Mrs. Eddy Burs
Boston
Mass
Myra
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Befence Church
Chestnut Hill
Rye Jeseena
Wonder Chrysanthemum Brings Nine Month Plant to Chicago Show
A nine month old wonder chrysanthemum plant from Harmston Mok Twombly Madison N J will be on display at the national flower show opening next Friday in Chicago. The flower stands three feet high with five hundred blooms spanning up to twenty feet in diameter.
Cowboy hunted on murder charge in El Paso case
Disjointed report from El Paso dated November 4 describes Jase Aka a cowboy pursued on a murder charge. A work train near Santa Fe allegedly carried Mexicans when Ramon Aragon was dragged from the train. Aragon reportedly fell during the incident as the train traveled about 20 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Jase Aka
Sante Fe
Ramon Aragon
Aragon
Negro Woman Fires Revolver In Walton Street Room
Lula Judson, a negro woman, shot three times in a Walton street room just after midnight, disturbing Jake Kranz and William Jensons. Chief Jennings arrested Kranz, Jenkins, and Judson for disorderly conduct, to be tried in police court.
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Jake Kranz
William Jensons
Walton Street
Lula Judson
Kranz
Jenkins
Chief Jénnings
Disturbance at Aragon Hotel Leads to Arrests
Two young white men, FA Parker and Percy Putnam, were arrested near midnight by Officer Wider for causing a disturbance at the Aragon hotel. They were booked, placed behind the bars, and each held on a 100 bond. Parker allegedly fought with three men in the hotel after claiming they were running down the south. A picture was smashed amid the turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA & Parker
Percy Putnam
Aragon Hotel
Parker
Putnam
Ping
Cotton Bales and Residence Burn in Cumming Fire
Fire at Ducktown area destroys 27 cotton bales belonging to Jones Mercantile Company and the residence of Dr. James C. Bret rett in Cumming Georgia. Cause unknown, no insurance coverage reported, incident dated November 3.
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Bramblett
Cumming
Pecal
James C. Bretrett
Ducktown
Pelae
Jonea Mercantile Company
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M. Rich & Bras. Co
Munsing Union
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Asc
Igeial Itema. Md. C. A. Wood
J. F Hanson
Savannah
Bounty
Miay Etta
Nevada
Robert Howard
Stzten
Emma Belt DuBose
Misa Keenne
Cornelia Branch Stone
City
Piedmont Hotel
Sidney Turner Yancey
Bla Purenty
Mrs. Goodloe Tancey
W.l.douglas
W. . Douglas
Douglas
Gately Bros
Dovglis
Douglas Shoe Store
Peachtree Streespaperhath Ivyr
Board of
Edu
Cation
Chattahoochee River
Lanier
Owneys
Walter M. Lowney
White House
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Gold Dust Twins
Bin
Gopher
Safd Live
Supress
Cas
Pure Wars
Kentucky Whikey
Kentucky
Davis & Freeman
Jewelers
Chief Jennings
The
Washington Star
Bis
Telett
E. Parker
Ferey Putna
Saysmany W
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