House Party Entertains and Butterflies Gather
A Saturday social feature describes a house party hosted by six young women guests of Mrs. Hugh Ineman Man and Miss Adrienne Battey and Miss Sarah Bell of Atlanta. Elegant autumn decorations with chrysanthemums center tables, vegetable rose favors, and a buffet display highlight the event followed by dancing at Mr and Mrs Richardson's. A separate afternoon by Mrs. Hjah Williams for the Butterflies recalls courtship reminiscences with attendees including Mrs. Anthony Murphey and several other Atlanta society names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Ineman
Adrienne Battey
Sarah Bell
Atlanta
Misa Helen Johnson
Louise van Dyke
Chattanooga
Misa Ann van Dyke
Elizabeth Clear
Memphis
In- Man
Hugh Richardson
Favora
Mr. and
Sirs. Richardson
J. ©. Peck
Barah P. Judson
Connecticut
J. Lb. Dickey, Sr
David Woodward
H. B. Gardien
Meetings of Eastern Star and Temple Sisterhood Planned
Atlanta Chapter No 57 Order of Eastern Star will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at Masonic Temple Peach Tree and Cain streets Members urged to attend Visitors invited A Temple Sisterhood meeting follows with a social tea Friday at 3 pm in the temple vestry All members and visitors welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Peachtree and
Cain Streets
Temple Sisterhood
Social round of Atlanta guests and a Madison wedding
Social items note numerous visitors for the Georgia Tech game including Col. Horton of Milledgeville and Miss Turner with Gloria Lamb from Chattanooga. Guests arrive at the Hotel Anstey and travel by car to Ath ens. Augusta announces the Madison wedding of Walker Reid and Maud Hack at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Sevier officiating and no reception. couple to reside in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Horton
Milledgevile
Georgia Tech
J. Frank ‘Turner
Josephine Turner
Gloria Lamb
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Hotel Anstey
J. W. Culton
Myrtice Culton
Knoxville
T. 8. Sawtell
Brookwood
Augusta
Walker Reid
Madison
Misa Maud Hack
DeBruce
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph R. Sevier
Percy Middlebragks
Roy Lambert
Billy Walker
Henhithah
Marion Symms
Marion Symma
Josephine Sibley
Edmond Reid
Milledgeville
Weather forecast for Atlanta Friday light rain possible
The forecast notes a slight disturbance from southwestern Texas bringing increasing cloudiness to Atlanta on Friday with possible light rain by Friday night. Northeasterly winds rise to moderate velocity and temperatures range from about 54 in the morning to 70 at mid day, with Saturday likelier to be somewhat rainy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Texas
City teachers inspect gas and light plants tour
A party of Atlanta city teachers from two schools visited the Butler street power station and Thurmond street gas works yesterday afternoon. Georgia Railway and Power and Atlanta Gas Light arranged the conduct ed tour as part of planned visits to local facilities. Participants included principals Miss Ruby Jones and Miss Lucile Nolan, several assistants, and many teachers from the Franklin Peeples Street and George W. Adair schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Butler Street
Thurmond Street
Fron Peeples Street School
Eva L. Thornton
Carney
M. “Witcher
Gussie Scully
Janie Solomon
Emily Mulls
Mary E. Comer
Stella Murray
Oliver Shrewshire
Alma Downing
Sara Lasnett
Florence Dugger
M. Richardson
George W. Adair
Lucile Nolan
Newell Shns
Gussie Carr
Rose Hooper
Anna Senkbeil
Margaret Sandery
Maybelle Haral
Ruben Ruben Bought Goods On Open Account
In justice to J Ruben who was arrested after claiming theft of 1090 by a negro the White Provision company and Swift company write that Ruben bought goods on open account not consigned and that total purchases were about half the published amount He has adjusted accounts with White Provision Co and Swift Co and was placed under Dowd at arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ruben
White Provision Company
Swift Company
Ruben
Dowd
Decatur Street
White Provison CO
Swift & CO
US D C Reelected Daisy Stevens Head of Daughters of Confederacy
Savannah report notes Mrs Daisy McLaurin Stevens of Mississippi re elected president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Officers chosen include first vice general Mrs BB Roya Auburn Ala second vice general Mrs W T Culbertson Kiowa Okla third vice general Mrs L W Faison Charlotte NC recording secretary general Mrs F M Willams Newton NC corresponding secretary general Mrs W F Baker Savannah treasurer general Dr C T Tate Pulaski Va registrar general Mrs Orlando Halburton Little Rock Ark historian general Miss Mildred Rutherford Athens GA and other posts. Colonel Graves addressed the convention endorsing a Stone Mountain memorial plan with a towering Confederate soldier sculpture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daisy McLaurin Stevens
Mississippi
BB. Roya
Auburn
Ala
Segond
W. T. Culbertson
Kiowa
Okla
L. W. Faison
Charlotte
N.C
F., M. Willams
Newton
W. F. Baker
C. T. Tate
Pulaski
Orlando Halburton
Little Rock
Ark
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
John W. Tench
Gainesville
Fla
Xtra
Frank Anthony Falke
Norfolk
Baker
Edward Carl Schnabel
New Orleans
Dinner to Champ Clark Dinner Held by Democratic League
Champ Clark speaker of the house will head a banquet by Fulton county Young Men's Democratic League at the Piedmont hotel on November 17. It is a dollar democratic dinner with an anticipated large turnout. Clark will speak on a relevant subject including the cotton situation in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gion
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Young Men's Democratic Resgue
Fulton County
Piedmont
Clark
Charles H. Shelton
League
South
Atlanta Physicians Hunt Bear In Georgia Swamp
A mixed party of physicians from Atlanta Savannah and Waycross will enter the Okefenokee swamp next week to set a new bear chasing record. Guides and local names include Dr Geo White Dr Walter Ballay Dr Hugh Lokey Dr A B Mason Alderman J H Latimer Dr W M Folks Perry Barber Lazarus Hickox and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Atlanta
Savannah
Okufenokea
Geo White
Walter Ballay
Hugh Lokey
A.B. Mason
Edmonds Motoring Home From Baltimore Trip
Editor Richard H. Edmonds of The Manufacturers' Record and Mrs Edmonds plan a motor trip home to Baltimore. They will travel by Packard, sampling southern roads to compare prosperity with areas behind bad roads. Accompanied by Edmonds secretary Howard L. Clark and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Edmonds
Manufacturers’ Record
Frank Reynolds Attends Macon State Fair With Governor
Frank Reynolds, publicity chief of the Hotel Winecoff, joined the governor’s party for Thursday’s visit to the Macon state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reynolds
Macon
Winecoff
Negro who robbed Rambo of trousers held in 2000 dollar bond
Joe Parks, the negro who stole two pairs of trousers and an overcoat from 440 West Peachtree, faced four burglary charges in Atlanta’s recorder's court. His $2000 bond was set as investigators linked jewelry thefts to Annie Wheeler and D Rich, with clothing taken from Lula Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Parks
West Peachtree
R. K Rambo
Atlanta
Recorder
Parks
Annie Wheeler
Hast Harris
D. Rich
Booth Pryor
Lula Houston
Rich
Tolbert reports strange hold up on River car
W F Tolbert of Peoples Furniture reported a strange hold up Thursday morning on the River car into Atlanta. A tall man with a black mustache rose at Ashby street and Belwood avenues, grabbed Tolbert’s suitcase, and disappeared into a grove. Tolbert chased, the man halted Tolbert with a revolver briefly then left without speaking, Tolbert reclaimed the suitcase and reboarded the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Tolbert
Peoples Furniture Company
Atlanta
Ashby Street
Belwood Avenues
Mr. Tolbert
Tolbert
Reformations of Joe Fails to Last Long
Joe Schmidt a frequent city arrestee and former locomotive thief appeared before the recorder claiming reform but was arrested again last night. He had escaped the city workhouse a year ago and served the remainder of his sentence after reappearing last June. He said he had not drunk alcohol for thirteen months and now walks on higher ground, though the hostile-breaking wagon dispute continued pending his future conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schmidt
Union
Recorder
Toe
Joe
Crosses of Honor Presented to Sixteen War Veterans
The United Daughters of the Confederacy local chapter at the Woman's Club on West Baker Street awarded crosses of honor to sixteen veterans of the Civil War. Mrs. T. T. Stevens, acting president, led the ceremony attended by many women and veterans. Recipients included W. Blizzard, J. M. Chambers, L. C. Chitwood, M. A. Cochran, Newton Frazier, J. Glazier, M. P. Harkneys, John W. Horton, J. F. Jones, M. L. Lemmon, R. W. Rivers, L. J. Smith Spark, J. Parker, T. G. Wallis, and Mr. Yopps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnsted Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman's Club
West Baker Street
T. T. Stevens
H. Blizzard
J. M. Chambers
L. ¥. Chitwood
M.A Cochran
Newton Frazier
J. Glazier
M. P.harkneys
John W. Horton
J. F. Jones
M L. Lemmon
R. W. Rivers
LJ. Smith
Spark
Parker
Wallis
Floyd Sheriff Nabs Three Alleged Yeggs
Rome Ga November 12 Special On yesterday Sheriff Dunehoo made a daring single handed arrest of three yeggs who are supposed to have rooted the state of J. N. Ra it Co at Holland. The men named Reynolds Green and Lett were found near Rome attempting to dispose of watches razors and jewelry identified as taken from the Holland store. They were returned to Chattonga County for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Dunehoo
J. N. Ra
It & Co
Holland
Wih Reynolds
Robert Green
Everett Lett
Chattonga County
Savannah Leader Opposes Women Suffrage Yet Cautious
In Savannah on November 12 Mrs. Daisy McLaurin Stevens, president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, says she opposes woman suffrage but not as strongly as misreported. She doubts votes will be won soon, warns women to use ballots wisely to keep politics clean, and notes her family’s long public service shapes her views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Daisy McLaurin Stevens
United Daughters of the Confederacy
United States
Senate
Directors elected by Georgia Midland Railway firm
Columbus Georgia November 12 The nineteenth annual stockholders meeting of the Georgia Midland Railway company elected directors C E Hattle T B Golden Thomas E Stanchard F B Gordon BE W Swift Harry LoWisma Columbus Cheries L Davis Warm Springs W J S Kincaid Seaton Grantland Griffin Fairfax Harrison Beauvoir Va and H W Miller Atlanta The stockholders adjourned and elected officers Fairfax Harrison president H B Spencer secretary F S Wynn treasurer H C Ansley assistant secretary and cashier E F Parham assistant cashiers Maury Middleton and E P Hunter 4 H Prent general manager BE H Coopman all officers residents of Washington except Wynn in New York Captain T F A Blanchard presided over meeting in president absent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia Midland Railway Company
C. E. Hattle
T. &. Golden
Thomas E.stanchard
F. B. Gordon
BE. W. Swift
Harry Lo Wis- Mama
Cheries L. Davis
Warm Springs
W. JS. Kincaid
Seaton Grantland
Griffin
Fairfax Harrison
Beauvoir
H. W. Miller
Atlanta
Presi Gent
H. B. Spencer
F.S. Wynn
H. C. Ansley
E. F. Parham
Posse in Pursuit of Deputy Slain by Negro Outlaw
Pelham Ga November 12 Special Flem Jackson the negro who shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Wiltiloer last Tuesday night is still at large A large posse from Thomas and Lee counties searches along Flint River where the crime occurred The track has been found several times but eludes capture Reports say dogs near Baconton followed the trail Gov Seth offered a $209 reward for his capture Sheriff Crow had offered a similar one yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham
Flem Jackson
Wil Tiloer
Thomas and
Lee
Flint
Baconton
Crow
Baptist Women Adjourn as Missionary Union Re-elects Officers
The Georgia Woman's Baptist Missionary Union closed its convention in Columbus with all officers re-elected and Mrs. Roy D. Cole added to the executive board. Savannah rejected as next meeting site. Next gathering scheduled Nov 11-18, 1915. Apportionment for missions set at 99000. Newnan's Mrs. Roy D. Cole among additions. Several Atlanta and city officials reappointed to posts. Delegates depart Columbus tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Roy D. Cole
Newnan
Savannah
Georgia Woman's ‘Baptist Missionary Union
Atlanta
J. &. Lanier
West Point
Charles Cater
Wuitman
D. B. Hamilton
Rome
G. H. Williams
Dublin
W. If Pryor
Greensboro
P. G. Rawtrey
Manchester
C. W. King
Rush Irwin
ED. Crawford
B.D Willingham
Atlant
Samuel Lurapkin
J. P. Nicholls
Cody Gaird
W. ©. Mitchell
Lucy L. Olive
Stone Mountain
Roy Seale
Evangelist
H.C. Buchholz
Ruth Jinks
No Admission Charge To Good Road Meetings
Officials of the highway association urge the public to attend the Good Roads exhibition at the Auditorium, clarifying that no admission fee is required. The event aims to educate and is open to all, countering the belief that only members may enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads Congress
The
Highway Association
Young Folk Organize Players Club at St Philip's Cathedral
The parish's youth group at St. Philip's cathedral forms a players club to boost parish social life. Officers: John R. Atkins on, president. Mrs. W. L. Percy, vice president. Tilian Heptinstall, treasurer. Mary L. Christian, secretary. Meeting set for Friday night November 13 at 8 in the parish house next to the church. All parish youths over 15 urged to attend for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philip's Cathedral
Hey
John R. Atkinson
W. L. Percy
Tiliian Heptinstall
Mary L. Christian
O'Elack
Dawson Gil Plant Damaged by Flames
Fire at the Dawson Gil plant in Georgia caused partial destruction of the main building and valuable machinery in the Mater room. Loss estimated at ten to fifteen thousand dollars, insured. Firemen confined flames to one compartment, reducing total damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mater
Dawson OU Company
Dawson
Damage Suits Won in Pickens Court
Jasper Ga November 12 Special The adjourned term of Pickens superior court presided by Judge HD Patterson adjourned yesterday The court heard two damage suit trials against Southern Merble company Plaintiffs Pinion and Faucett were awarded 5000 in one case and 4000 in another the largest verdict ever returned in this county for personal injury damages
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Pickens Superior Court
HD. Patterson
Southern Merble Company
Pinion and
Faucett
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Hjah Williams
Miss Smith
Albert Thornton
Callie Hoke Smith
ESAW
Block
Frank E. Block Co
Atlanta, Ga
Hird Nate Bank
Nesesis
Mrs
D. P. Groover
James Duffy
Arthur DuBoise Johnston
New York
John Duffy
Liss
Margaret Duffy
P. A. Kelly
John Kelly
James McGhl
Ase
Albert Herskowitz
American Jewish Review
Oklahoma
Ity
Roger F. Sanner
Mt. Airy, Md
AL Hartsock
George Worrester
W. c. Jarnigin
Valdosta
Albany
W. B. Jones
Inez
Lillian Jones
Waynesboro
Ansley
Elizabeth Ramey
Christine Nelson
W. B. Crouch
Cartersville
George S. Crouch
S Lyons
Frank Lang
Tt. M. Los
Hack-Reid
Stein-Bloch
Parks-Chambers-Hardwick Company
D.C
Daisy Stevens
Miss. Rutherford
Ace mRcaei
John Temple Graves
Lorado Taft
Republic
Robert BE
Lea
Ehizel
Sam Venable
Grady
Chicago
Georgia
Graves
Savannah Board of Trade
Ke. 3
Brank
Independent Presbyterian Church
Fannie Ransom Williams
Denton
South Carolina
Pendleton
Sarah Howe
Columbia
Kentucky
Mary Walker Price
Lancaster
R. G. Stoner Shanpaburg
Democratic League
Edmonds
Baltimore
Rambo
Herges
Floyd
Nabs
Yeggs
UD. C. Head
Georgia Midland
Missionary Union
Young Folk Organize Players’ Club
Dawson Gil
Dld
Eh Ae
Paradise
J. M. High
M. High CO
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