Harris-Osborne Marriage Beautiful Home Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Jennie Dick Harris and Dr Joseph Derry Osborne was a notable society event at the bride’s mother’s home, with a large gathering, formal bridal party, and a lavish reception. Rev B R O Flinn officiated as the bride was given away by her brother James Harris. The couple left for a wedding trip amid broad congratulations from prominent Savannah and Atlanta circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Dick Harris
Joseph Derry Osborne
Jem Ro Harris
Marian Atchison
Henry 4
Johnson Jr
Helen McCarty
Dorothy Arkwright
Mary Helen Moody
Helen Barnes
Macon
Mars Caborne
Kate Osborne
Savannak
Charles M Sciple
Mary Louise Brumby
Marietta
Henry Johnson
Inman Branson
Betoss
BR O Flinn
Borth Terian
Avenue Presby Siatater
James
Harrs
Emilax
Daniel McDougald
Brice Welborn Blalock
E G Ballenger
Ratoh
Jamea Ragen
Misa Macy Cohen
Louise Jaman
Mra Harris
Abe
W W. Osborne
Savannah
Morris Brandon
Mralb
James R Gray
T M Brumby
Maryetta
Sam K .Dick
Aman Gray
Samusi
Graves
Maryville
Tenn
Howard Bell
Dr Osborne
Atlanta
Luncheon to Baptist Women at Piedmont Hotel
Four notable Baptist women gathered April 9 at the Piedmont hotel in Atlanta to honor Kathleen Mallory of Baltimore and Mrs Neel of Cartersville, with ongoing Georgia and Southern division institutes. Attendees included Miss Mallory, Milas Campbell, and Mies Clarke, while the day featured apple blossom decor and a student musical interlude. Memorials to pioneers highlighted Atlanta wartime heroines and leaders, with notes on Mrs Winship, Mrs Westmoreland, Mrs Calhen Work, and Mrs Bass.
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Piedmont Hotel
Kathleen Mallory
Baltimore
Womana Missionary Union
Santion
WT Neel
Cartersville
Womans Missionary Union of Georgia
Mose Fine Campbell
Atlanta
Georgia Womans Missionary Union
T . Lewis
Atlanta Association
Womens Pioneer Society
Pronger
Isaac Winship
Atlanta Hospital
Willis Westmoreland
Soldiers Helief Society
John Collier
William Bass
Winship
WE Peel
Dalton Mitchells
Mra Westmoreland
Calhen Work
Lollie Belle Wy
Bass
Haralson
Herbert Cozart
Mics
Joseph H Morgan
Atlantas
Miss Gladys Snook to Wed Mr Cook of New York
Miss Gladys Han son Snook will wed Mr Charles Emerson Cook of New York on Wednesday April 12 at noon. The ceremony takes place at the bride’s father Peyton HK Snook’s home on Cleburne Avenue, officiated by Rev Mr Roblin of Boston. Only immediate family and a few out of town friends attend. A wedding breakfast follows and the couple depart for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Snook
Mr. Cook
New York
Gladys Hanson Snook
Charles Emerson. Cook
Peyton
HK Snook
Cleburne Avenue
Mr Roblin
Boston
Wade Robinson
Jerry Dortch
Cook
Patriotic Women to Give Belgian Relief Fund Concert
A parlor concert to aid the Belgian relief fund will be hosted by Joseph Ambersham chapter LY A R at Colonel and Mrs W I Peer’s home on King Albert’s birthday Saturday April 8. Attendees are invited to support Belgian relief while the board declines a local street gate for the fund due to respect for Sheltering Arms and its annual Tag Day on April 18.
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Atlanta
Uu. D.C
Matthews
T D4
Chanter
Bairview Tord
Joseph Ambersham
W IL
King Alberts
Relief Fund
Sheltering Arms Association
Italian Singers to Bring Bonanno Concert to Atlanta Theater
The Atlanta theater yesterday announced an engagement with Signor Bonanno, Duke of Missimeri, for a concert on Friday April 14. Manager Slomer George sealed the deal with friends of Bonanno, promising grand opera selections and Italian folk songs gathered by Bonanno over years, first performed publicly in Chicago. Prominent Atlantans will serve as patrons, and a full program will be released soon.
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Atlanta
Signor Raoolo Bonanno
Duke of Missimeri
Slomer George
Signor Bonanno
Signor Bonannos
Lig
Nor Bonanno
Llewor Bonanno
Chicago
Georgia
Bignor Bonanno
Why Atlanta Merchants Enforce Three Day Return Rule
A prominent Atlanta mother recounts buying and returning dress stock for her daughters after a sale. She faced merchants enforcing a three day policy on returns, with clerks insisting exceptions were not allowed, despite her request for mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Sallie Maud
The Drapery Return Rule Testifies To Trade Ties
A shopper argues with a merchant over nonreturnable frocks after eight months, insisting on exception due to past courtesy. The exchange highlights why merchants enforce return rules to shield themselves and reflects enduring expectations of female protection under long standing norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coure
Chemistry in Industry keynote at SASW meeting
The Southern Association of College Women met at the University Club on Monday. Miss Mary DeGarmo, Agnes Scott domestic science instructor and president elect of the Atlanta branch, spoke on Chemistry in Industry stressing its practical value for girls and boys alike. The Woman's Study Club planned a 3 pm Carnegie Library meeting with Sarah Whaley discussing The Prohibitions on Congress and Mrs. Henry Tucker on Alaska. Delegates for the biennial will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association of College Women
University Club
Mary DeGarmo
Agnes Scott
Atlanta
Association
Woman's Study Club
Womans Study Club
Carnegie Lbrary
Sarah Whaley
Congress
Henry Tucker
Alaska
You Cannot Be Neutral on the Food Question
The note argues division between palate foods with no nutrition and foods that repair bodily waste. Shredded Wheat Biscuit is cited as both a palate food and a muscle builder, suggesting a choice between immediate taste and long term bodily restoration.
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Ning
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Weer
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M. Rich & Bros. Co
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Norfolk
Ufam Womcn
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Ruby
Atlanta Theater
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N. Y
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Central OF Georgia Railway
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H. G. Hastings CO
W. Mitchell St
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Lewis
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Whitehall
Nye
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