Birthday Party Honors Mr. Spalding at Connally Home
The Homestead in West End hosted 125 guests for Mrs. John J. Spalding’s party honoring her husband, the Second Baptist Sunday school superintendent. Guests included family, teachers, and five little Spalding daughters, with garden flowers, pink and white decor, a silver centerpiece, and a birthday cake with 39 pink candles.
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E. L. Connally
West End
John 8. Spalding
Spalding
May Walker
Rosa May King
George Westmoreland
Cora Brown
J B. Young
Willie Brown
Mary Verney
Corrie Hoyt Brown
Frances Connally
Werner Martin
Dances and Social Events Noted Around Town
Dance for Miss Westmoreland and Mr Babbage at Charles King home on Peachtree Circle ahead of their Saturday noon wedding. Teas and suppers at Pace's Ferry Tea House. Alliance Francaise to stage a play at Marist College with Rosaline Raoul and others. Segadlo's shifts dancing to Tuesday, Bryson hosts a piano and violin recital at 258 Washington Street. Thirteen girls graduate from Elisabeth Hanna School at the Atlanta Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Francaise
Marist College
Rosaline Raoul
Helen Muse
Jessie McKee
Grace Stephens
Eichberg
Waddell
Margaret Fraser
Ransom Wright
Grace Lee Brown Townsend
Heartly
Edn R Bartholomew
George Lindner
Nan Stephens
Miss Mather
Edwina Berry
Rose Jeanne Slifer
Girls’ High School
Agnes Scott College
M. Bellegfort
Hawkes Glasses Offer Modern Optical Services
Hawkes Co. advertises superior optical service in modern fitting rooms with expert personal attention. It highlights latest glasses styles and lens types including Torics Kryptoks Bria Fits-U mountings and other optical products from A. K. Hawkes Co. located at 14 Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Hawkes Co
Opticians
Whitehall
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Graduates Earn Medals For Class Records In Exercise
After regular exercises a classical play The Court of Juno was staged with success. Miss Elisabeth Hanna wrote it with musical introduction by Mrs. Sarah Hanna. Graduates include Hazel Rainey Bonnie Kate Martin Opa Perkins Elsie Stephens Florence Mc Gehee Dorothy Davis Leona Dale Christina Burger Ruby Sawyer Maggie Lee Oglesby Irene McMurry Lonnie Sirman Lois Weathers. Ruby Sawyer Dorothy Davis Hazel Rainey Irene McMurry received gold medals for general excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Hanna
Sarah Hanna
Hazel Rainey
Bonnie Kate Martin
Opa Perkins
Elsie Stephens
Florence McGehee
Dorothy Davis
Leona Dale
Christina Burger
Ruby Sawyer
Maggie Lee Oglesby
Irene McMurry
Lonnie Sirman
Lois Weathers
Social calendar notes at Forsyth and East Lake dances
Miss Marion Morgan hosts a matinee with Girls' High School graduates at Forsyth Theater. Miss LaVerne and stock company present a 4 pm benefit for Uncle Remus Memorial Association at Wren's Nest. Girls' High School normals plan a 10:30 am program. East Lake hosts a third season dance in a grand pavilion as crowds gather. Marguerite Harper hosts bridge for three brides elect, lace gifts, and robes. Swagger Club hosts a Marist College dance chaperoned by local dignitaries. Ethel Reims entertains a small party honoring Edna Shaw of Wichita. Mrs A M Wilson and Mrs Hastings plan farewell events before travels abroad.
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Marion Morgan
Forsyth Theater
Girls’ High School
Miss LaVerne
Wren’s Nest
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Wren's Nest
East Lake
Miss Reims
Ethel Reims
Edna Shaw
Wichita
Kans
Lillian Hettinstall
Ruby Carlisle
Fither Reims
Julian Philips
John Hargraves
Burdon Freeman
Dean Smith
Spring Pageant Promises Beauty for Atlanta Theater
Miss Maner Montgomery slated to play the May Queen in the Rome pageant benefiting the Young Women's Christian Association. The event will be hosted by Miss Nan Stephens at her Druid Hills home, with proceeds aiding WYCA work.
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Maner Montgomery
Atlanta
Miss Montgomery
Rome
Nan Stephens
Druid Hills
Young Women’s Christian Association
Personal notices from Valdosta to Madison and Gainesville
Miss Caroline Griggs of Valdosta accompanies Miss Ellen Wolf home from Lucy Cobb as her guest. Mrs. Felton Loveless improves at Wesley Memorial Hospital after an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Keese visit Mrs. Keese's father at his Madison New Jersey summer home. Miss Dorothy Wilhelm returns home after visiting Miss Ruth Belk in Gainesville. Misses Edith and Antoinette Kirkpatrick return from Decatur where they stayed with Miss Lizzie Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Charlton Frazer widow of the late Rev Charlton Frazer, former pastor of Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church. Mrs. John Barnes has also returned.
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Caroline Griggs
Valdosta
Ellen Wolf
Lucy Cobb
Mrs. Rogers Keese
Mrs. Keese
Madison, N. J
Dorothy Wilhelm
Ruth Belk
Gainesville
Edith
Antoinette Kirkpatrick
Decatur
Lizzie Kirkpatrick
Charlton Frazer
Frazer
Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church
Turtle egg dispute ends in murder on Jekyl Island
Professor J William Hart former Athens professor and Jekyl Island Club associate dies after a dispute over egg gathering led J S Thompson fisherman to shoot Hart on the beach. Thompson surrendered in Brunswick as jurors call it murder. Hart leaves a wife and four children and had recently joined the Millionaires Club on Jekyl Island.
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Brunswick
Jeky Island
J. William Hart
Athens
J. S. Thompson
Thompson
A. A. Bennett
H. L. Spinks
Professor Hart
Gilbert Hart
University of Georgia
Hart
Jekyl
Bureau of Animal Industry
The
Agricultural College
Millionaires’ Club
Jekyl Island
Clemson
S. C
University of Illinois
Queens
Canada
Brazil
Porto Rico
Social notes of residents visiting and traveling
Miss Genie Hood returns to Cuthbert after a Florida stay with friends. Winston-Salem and grandmother visit described. Joseph Gatins from New York visiting Murp hy home. The Lewmans return from New York and French Lick Springs. Mitchell King and Gus Memminger visit in Asheville. Mrs Earl F. E. Watson hosts a matinee for Birmingham guest. Emerson Ham and a child visiting Locust Grove and will travel to McDonough. The Cromers in Gainesville through summer. Maner Montgomery of Rome guest of Nan Stephens. Cleone Willingham ill after appendix surgery at St Joseph’s. Mrs Herbert MacMurphy visits from Columbia after two weeks with Watts family. Edith Watts leaves June 15 for Manitou Lake then New York winter. Emily Cassin to visit South Carolina relatives and stay with grandparents during mother’s Gainesville absence. Mamie O Keefe Kirkpatrick returns from Chevy Chase Seminary with dances at Annapolis and other sites.
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Edith Watts
Manitou Lake
Indiana
New York
Emily Cassin
South Carolina
George Hillyer
Gainesville
Government Calls for National Bird Census to Count Breeding Pairs
Washington reports the Agriculture Department seeks public help to census all U S birds to gauge breeding pairs by area. Volunteers will count nesting males at dawn over a defined 40 to 80 acre farm area, with dates varying by latitude beginning June 1 near Washington and later in Boston, to assess laws and bird population trends.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture of the
Boston
MacManus Acquitted of Revising Bluecoat Conflict
Seumus MacManus, who resembled a burglar and was arrested by a Plainfield police officer outside his own home on suspicion of burglary, was acquitted in court of calling the arresting officer a fool with a strong expletive. The court faulted him for withholding his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seumus MacManus
Plainfield
N. J
MacManus
Eight Get Diplomas At East End School
Eight graduates received diplomas at East End School as the commencement closed. The program featured a salutatory, essays on DeKalb County by Miss Friendly Haushauler, class history by Miss Ruth Clay, essays on manual training, declamations by Henry Clay Moore and Frank Brownlee, valedictory by Miss Lillian Pauline Hendley, and the address by Colonel George M. Napier of Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
DeKalb County
Friendly Haushauler
Henry Clay Moore
Ruth Clay
Frank Brownlee
Lillian Pauline Hendley
George M. Napier
Decatur
University Teaches How to Keep Store in Kansas
A three day course for storekeepers opened at the University of Kansas in Lawrence with several hundred country merchants attending. The program aims to impart ideas in business, advertising and store management to small town and country merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansa
University of Kansas
Eclectics Return to Atlanta Next Year Honoring Dr Powell
Dr John Powell of Atlanta was elected president of the Georgia Eclectic Medical Association as the two day convention closed at the Hotel Winecoff. D H Parlament of Conyers A F White of Flovilla and Powell gave special talks. The group planned to hold next year’s meeting in Atlanta and to push for hosting the next national convention in the city with officers Adamsen Adamson Kirkwood House and Adams elected to key posts.
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John Powell
Atlanta
Georgia Eclectic Medical Association
Winecoff
D. H. Parlament
Conyers
A. F. White
Flovilla
Powell
Indianapolis
O. D. Adamson
Raymond
C. H. House
Kirkwood
A. M. Adams
President Reverses Refusal to Speak at G. A. R. Ceremonies
President Wilson changed course and attended Memorial Day rites at Arlington National Cemetery after initially declining an address. Secretary Tumulty explained the move as to avoid misinterpretation of his absence. Wilson spoke briefly, followed by Speaker Clark.
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Washington
Wilson
G A. R
Arlington National Cemetery
Tumulty
Grand Army of the Republic of the
Clark
Law Students Debate on Mexico at Atlanta Law School
Preparations under way for the annual public debate at Atlanta Law School next Friday. A $20 gold medal is offered for the best debater. Six of fourteen entrants were chosen for the contest. The topic: Resolved that the United States should assume control and protector over Mexico. Affirma tive speakers are Franklin S. Chalmers, William A. Baumstark and Ernest W. Smith. Negative speakers are Hewitt W. Chambers, J. Walter LeCraw and S. A. Lokey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Law School
United States
Mexico
Franklin S. Chalmers
William A. A. Baumstark
Ernest W. Smith
Hewitt W. Chambers
J. Walter LeCraw
A. Lokey
Forsyth The Red Headed Girls at Saturdays Forsyth
The Forsyth hosts weekend matinee and evening shows concluding this week's run headlined by The Red Headed Girls starring Jesse Lasky. Emma Bunting, a famed Atlanta actress, is billed for next week with The Purple Lady miniature musical comedy as an added attraction.
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Forsyth
Jesse Lasky
Emma Bunting
Atlanta
Return to Athens Guana Sunday Sea Board
The note references a weekly return route to Athens, Georgia aboard the Sea Board service with a fare of $1.50. Details on schedule or operator are not provided in readable text.
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Athens
Seaboard
Carranza Victory Shifts Mediation in Niagara Talks
At the mediation talks in Niagara Falls the Carranza stance shifts the process. Huerta’s terms were accepted by Mexican representatives, but Carranza’s message alters the path forward. Diplomats, including South American delegates, acknowledge a Constitutionalists’ leverage and press for a Mexico centered settlement on form and land laws.
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Clifton Hotel
Niagara Falls
Ont
Carranza
Huerta
Mexico
Julia Marlowe Leaves for England With Husband
New York May 30. E. H. Sothern and his wife Julia Marlowe have gone to England where they plan quiet domestic retirement next year. Mrs. Sothern will not return to the stage next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
England
Sothern
Tomato plant offer at Atlanta Floral Co greenhouses
Two dozen tomato plants free with each one dollar purchase at the Atlanta Floral Co greenhouses located at 655 East Fair Street.
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East Fair
Atlanta Floral CO
Resinol Ointment Heals Bad Skin Overnight
A testimonial from Miss Celia Kleinman describes suffering on her hand for months with itch and rash. After using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for one night, the skin cleared and the trouble never returned. The ad promotes Resinol products for skin conditions and offers free samples from Dept. 17-R, Baltimore, Md.
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New York
Celia Kleinman
Columbia St
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Georgia School of Technology
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W. H. Blackmon, Jr
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Wesley Memorial Hospital
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F. M. Coker
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Lee Lewman
French Lick Springs
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Gus Memminger
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Earl FE. Watson
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Homer Ledbetter
Birmingham
Emerson Ham
Little Son
Locust Grove
McDonough
James D. Cromer
J. D. Cromer, Jr
Cleone Willingham
BE. M. Willingham
St. Joseph's
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Columbia, S. C
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