Miss Nell Mallory Hosts Quiet Charleston Wedding
A detailed society notice describes Miss Nell Mallory hosting a quiet wedding for Miss Mary Bender at Epworth Church in Charleston. The ceremony features family members including Miss Agnes Tison and Mr. Keith Jockwood, with Rev. Lou Warwick officiating. Attire described includes a Princess blue chiffon traveling suit for the bride and lace trimmed outfits for attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marnage Tison
Charleston
Epworth Chourch
Rity
Henry Lawton
South Carolina
Agnes Tison
Brown
Keith Jockwood
Mitchell Simmons
Augusta
Aleck Bull
Washington, D.C
Caroline Lawton
Walton Richarson
Elizabeth Bostick
Bluffton
S. C
Lou Warwick
Jong
Entertainments and parties in Georgia society
In Athens Miss Jeanne Due Hose is guest for a wof en dive honoring Miss Annie Laurie Robinson. Mr Willan Manry and Mery Carl Lewis hosted a theatre party at the Grand. Miss Jennie Dr. Starris plans a matinee for six Friday. Miss Saran Costes to entertain informally Saturday. Mrs Godfrey of Madison is honored at Ban n on's Lodge Thunderbolt with supper hosted by Mrs R S Morgan of Savannah, a note in Savannah society columns.
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Jeanne Due Hose
Athens
Annie Laurie Robinson
Willan Manry
Mery Carl Lewis
Grand
Jennie Dr. Starris
Saran’! Costes
Atlanta Constitution
Godfrey
Bridge Club Entertained by Miss Eugenia Lawrence
Wednesday morning Miss Eugenia Lawrence entertained the Young Ladies' Bridge Club delightfully. The prize was a pair of blue silk stockings.
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Eugenia Lawrence
Bridge Cloth
Thanksgiving Celebration at Emmanuel school draws crowd
The Emmanuel school pupils plan a Friday night Thanksgiving program at 8 o'clock on Mitchells Bridge Road beyond the city limits to raise funds for school improvements. Teachers Miss Elder and Carter prepared a refined program. Admission is 25 cents.
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Emmanuel School
Mitehell’s Bridge Road
Elder
Carter
Turkey plans a modern navy to rival great powers
The Philadelphia Ledger reports the Ottoman Parliament backed a seven ship program with a $100,000,000 budget to rival modern fleets. Two battleships are funded at $12,000,000, with torpedo destroyers hospital ships cruisers and submarines to follow, likely built abroad to avoid graft at home.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Lela
North Dakota
Ere
Abdul the
Turkey
Labor notes and union campaigns across regions
Notes from the labor world report on a Jewish labor hall planned in Leeds England women clerks forming groups in Leavenworth Illinois federations opposing local option Oklahoma City pursuing 1912 International Typographical Union convention Steam Engine Makers Society Britain reports 13 000 members and 425000 balance Chicago Federation of Labor pushing ten hour day Cooks Helpers union San Francisco to campaign against Japanese in hotels and restaurants California legislature enacts a law banning unauthorized union buttons or displays.
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Leeds
England
Leavenworth
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Oklahoma City
International Typographical Union
Steam Engine Makers’ Society of Great Britain
Chicago Federation of Labor
Cooks’ Helpers’ Union of
San Francisco
California
Union conventions and labor reforms across cities
Articles discuss union strategy at conventions in Salt Lake City and San Francisco, wage and schedule demands for conductors and train crews east of Chicago, and a 125,000 member scope. Portland meat cutters push toward early and Sunday closings, New York’s federation backs women’s suffrage for industrial protection, and a labor party idea voices at a Toronto AFL gathering. It notes rising women’s union membership in Britain, and muses on home life with cats versus parrots, arguing homes need the cat to feel complete.
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Salt Lake City
San Francisco
International Typographical Union
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Union of Butchers and Meat Cutters
Federation of Labor
New York
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electrical Railway Employee of America
Toronto
American Federation of Labor
Internaional Union of America
Massachusetts
Steamngineers
Frank B. Monaghan
Formars
Great Britain
Cat as Home Sign Suggested by Archbishop Glennon
Archbishop Glennon argues a wife parrot and an apartment do not make a home. He contends a cat could symbolize home in such living spaces, noting the exclusion of cats from apartments signals these places lack true home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Glennon
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
H R Palmer & Sons offer Parisian Sage hair tonic with a money back guarantee. The ad touts a large 40 cent bottle, claims to kill dandruff germs and stop hair loss within two weeks, and promises shinier, fuller hair in a week. Sold by leading druggists nationwide, including H R Palmer & Sons in Athens at 50 cents.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
Loeb Career Portrait Across Washington and New York
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes Mr Loeb appears born to trouble with a life in Washington marked by daily contention with politicians and a New York career marked by numerous grafters on his hands.
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The
Birmingham Age-Herald
Loeb
Washington
New York
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Nell Mallory
Mary Bender
Lady Moon
Pretty Lady Moon
Cavendish
Tison—Brown
Allen Tison
Deli Tison
Thor Gierker
Mies
Velie Lawth
Rowan
Willig Brown
Chatrleston
Chietesto
Carlerton
Glen
Animal News
Miss Dubose
Bridge Club
Stein Bloch Co
Lampeck” Co
E. H.dorsey
Ida Dorsey
Mee
Eillie Griffeth
Danielsville
Mrs. Jr. C. Gordon
Mary Fortson
Savini
Minnie Adams
Cam Dorsey
Virginia Bryan
Atlanta
Bessie Brightwell
Mary Lou Lambert
Ante Tong Westexyw
Ays
George DD. Stone
Young Fiarris Memorial Church
Jefferson Charge
George D. Stone
Jackson Herald
T. H. Jones
J. G. Jones
Mrs. W. S. Jones
Barrow Street
Ida Bell Booth
L. G. Jones
A. S. Jones
N. P. Cox
Nathan Cox
Paul Hardaway
Obb Street
David Barrow
Lucy Barrow
Frank Mclntire Unnuh Nesslmnyth
Savannah News
Annie B. Phinizy
J. G. O¢les
David C. Barrow
Savannah
Sidney J. Chamberlin
Macon
Wallace Miller
Lena Town
Grady Avenue
Cleerland
Alexandria
Babe” Adams
Pittsburg
Bill Dahlen
Brooklyn
Lumley
Rudolph
Giants
Mathewson
Arthur C. Granville
Spokane
Murphy
Chicago Nationals
Cubs
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Jack
Orioles
Philadelphia Nationals
Frank Scanlan
Doc Scanlan
Young Scanlan
Notre Dame
Howards, Walthams
Ilgins
Hamiltons
New Englands
Excelsiors
Ingersolls
R. Brandt, Inc
Mr. Man
Shhoos Bros
Hickey Freeman
Knox
Young
Stetson
Hanan & Son
Manhattan
Eclipse
Chas. Stern Co
Clayton Street
Athens, Ga
America
Goerz
Kodak
Frederick J. Ball
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