Anderson Gelzer wedding draws Atlanta social set
Miss Adora Anderson and Mr John Gelzer Jr wed at St Lakers Spincopat church in Atlanta with large attendance. The ceremony featured organ and violin music, ornate chancel decorations, and a reception at the bride’s parents home with a formal eight-shaped table and pink rose decorations. Afterward the couple traveled to Atlantic City then settled in Birmingham for Gelzer’s business duties. both families and friends greet the union with high social regard.
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Adora Anderson
John Gelver
St. Lakers
Clittera L Anderson
Palma
Charles A Sheldon Jr
David Silverman
Tug
Hia
Min
Allison Thornwell
Br Wilmer
Mias
Bertha Kain
New York
Milases
Mary Anderson
Julia Meador
Claire Richey
Ud- Man
Akin
Messia Or Rogers
Thomas Fuller
Charlotte
Mant
Clifford
Andersone
B Felder
Robert F Maddox
Frank Orme
F L Seely
Charmagne
Mia Anderson
Miza Kain
Miss A Nherson
Miss Akin
Miss Richey
Miss Meador
Anderson
Mr. Gelger
Atlantic City
Birmiehase
Gelane
Atlante Ducing
Lfe
de’ Ragalao
Cass Station
Jess West
Hamilton Wilcox
Lumber City
Brtge
Valley
Langford
James Bell
Edna Kingston
Sam Silverman
Erwin Muth Ie
Nailie Munger
Ks S
Palrosak
Mga. ‘Lang
Ente Fatning
Towers
Jlang
Ralph Langton
Simmonton
Birg Ball
Elaude di
Lanafora
Chattanooga
J W Caskey
Athena
H M.wood
Hell
Bisbride
Mustoat
Betne
Adams Orr wedding at Adams home on Washington Street
Ming saable Adams and Wr ran Fugene Orr wed at the bride’s parents home on Washington Street. The ceremony at 6:30 pm was led by Dr F Whee of Park Street Methodist Church and followed by a reception. Attendants included Miss Annig Maud Adams and Miss Grace Ledbetter among others. The couple left for New York and the East after the celebration.
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Jack Small
Annig Maud Adams
Grace Led
Better
Anniston
Ala
Magnus Freeman
Greenville Ga
Miva
Helen Adams
Carriea
Adams
Rosa
Annie Mary Maupin
Luclle Moyers
L. A Sinins
Dalug Texas
AC Qeburn
Turner
Orr
New York
Keelys Pretty Tub Frocks Debut At High Selling Pace
The store offers fine gingham and washable dresses this season with six or seven new styles arriving for today. Prices are set at seven dollars and fifty cents. Sales are brisk as the fashionable frocks move quickly.
Natural Linen Coat Suit Line Promotes Lightweight Style
Linen coat suits described as natural color and plainly tailored with true coat styles. They offer drape and fit, featuring a Sobatida cut and semi fitted skirts. Suits are marketed for warm weather, travel, and casual maid wear, with prices starting at four dollars.
Dresses and social life fill a spring Atlanta page
The feature dresses show lace and yoke styles with high and Dutch necks, long sleeves, piping, and braded cotton reps. Social events include bridge parties, a Ten Club meeting, Miss Meldrim's court dress, and Federation Day plans at the Atlanta restaurant. Prominent names include Miss Elizabeth Rawson, Miss Annie Lee McKenzie, Miss Sophia Meldrim, Mrs W Woods White, and Dr John Purder.
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Federation
Peachtree Street
Atlants Womans Club
Woods White
City Federation
Hontessea
0 Wynn
Mra
A. R. Colcord
WB. Price-Smith
Atlanta
Woman's Club
Mother of the Federation
Community notices at local libraries and church events
Miss Annie McCall and others invite readers to the Prayer Circle of the He Ad at the Categin Library. The Child Study Circle meets at 2 30 in the Carnegie Library basement. The superintendent of Christian Citizenship leads the Atlanta Frances Willard Womans Christian Temperance Union service at Trinity Church at 4. A cordial invitation to all union meetings. For pure wholesome flour, ask for the KKK.
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The
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Categin Library
Carnegie Library
Christian Citizenship
Atlanta
Frances Willard Womans Christan Temperance Union
Trinity Church
Matheson returns from north trip to secure teachers
Dr K G Matheson president of the Georgia School of Technology reports a ten day visit to northern colleges. He says he secured several potential teachers for next term and expects more contracts soon. He met college presidents sharing the aim of staffing with post graduates and anticipates valuable additions to the faculty next fall.
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K G Matheson
Georgia School of Technology
Matheson
School of Technology
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Kipling
David Wood
St Lukes Womens Guard
George B Hinman
Rudyard Kipling
Piedmont Avenue
Womans @aid
Missa Georgia Wade
Fda Bartholomew
William H Kiser Thone
Elser
Traveler’s Aid
Travelers Aid
Atlanta Womans Missionary Association
Central Presbyterian Church
Howard
Travalers Aid
Union Station
Logan
Barclay’ Memorial
Georgia
East Lake
Atlanta Athletic Club
Atry Club
Ladle
Collier
Courtney Highson
Roy Collier
Wernbank
Hastings
South
Palang
Mitchell
Keely's
Keeey's
Keely’s
Keely
Elizabeth Rawson
Mign Cobble Vaughn
Miss McKenzie
Mim Charles Winehip
Bridge
Annie Lee McKenzie
Europe
Mira Lucy ‘Smith
Callie Smith
Imogene Thorn
Helen Thorn
Misa Helen Dargan
Frances Allin
Milas Caroline Musd
Allene Gentry
Emma Kate Amorous
Miay Jennie D. Harsia
Marguerite Bratton
Miss Meldrim
Sophia Meldrim
Mra Peter Meldrim
Savannah
Mra Burton Harrison
Washington
London
Mre Harrison
W FE
Lambright
North Boulevard
W. M. Falo
Roberta
John ’ Purder
Lee ‘Street
Gelock
Jones
Agriculture
Burbank
Mary Hines
Alice May Praeman
Mra RE Morgan
Atj Bridge
West Poachtree Street
Driveway Club
Piedmont Driving Club
Socloch
W. Woods White
Jama
Central Toltours
Wesson Snowdrift OM
Peachtree
Federation Dey
J.O Wynn
W Woods White
Atlante Woman's Club
Education Fund
Eight Federation Rural Schools
Students’ Aid Fund
Dalton Mitchel
Halling Jones
John K Ottley Rey Jewera
Julien Rogers
Minnie Tindall
Emaly Cassin
Etta Putnam
Mise Cullen Battle
H B Way
Badwin Stewart
Blackmen Dunn
Joseph McGord
Clayton Calloway
Herbert Davin
Samuel Porter
Howard McCall
JW Harrison
Pauline Wurm
Eva Wurm
Ethel Rogers
Annie McCall
C V LeCraw
Lyman Ameden
WP Manry
Rawson Collier
Prof. Matheson
North
Oriental Rugs
A ED Towell
Piedmont Hotel
Thorings
Oreanatd
Hachiv
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