Atlanta Society Wedding Brings Prominent Scott Harman Family
Miss Bessie Scott, daughter of George W. Scott, married Mr Charles E Harman at the Scott residence in Decatur with about 200 guests. Rev Dr Parton officiated, the reception followed in a lavishly decorated home. Guests included Major and Mrs J Thomas and Miss Thomas Harman-Scott, with Harman departing for Denver for about a month.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Mr. Harman
South
Harm
Tulle
Asparagua
Charles Black
Harman Cox
Lowie Scott
Laura Chandler
William H Black
Alice Watlington
Sanderson
Rahm
Mary Burnett
Evelyn Orme
Kirkpatrick
Frederick Paxon
Burnett
Stone
Analey
Tom Glenn
Frank Pearson
Charles E Harman
Capital City
Yesteray
Emerson
Miss Sanderson
George W.W. Scott
Walker North Wedding Sets Statewide Expectation
Miss Mary Belle Walker and Mr Henry Martyn North of Augusta announce their forthcoming wedding at First Presbyterian church in Augusta on a Wednesday evening in April. The groom is a prominent insurance man and many friends will attend the elegant ceremony and reception with attendants from multiple states and cities.
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Sarah E Irwin
Washington
Harriet Houston
Baltimore
Annie Brumby
Athens
Mary Butler Hardwick
Mary North
Julia Tobin
Lucy Doughty
Augusta
Cora Tooms
Moselle Neely
Waynesboro
Mary Walker
Philip North
Frank North
John Walker
Walker Wallace
Harry Charbonnier
W OD Antignac- Walker
Paul Sledge
Amory Dunbar
Bowdre Phinizy
Dr Coleman
J B Walker
Clem Dunbar
Goodrich
Walker Beeson
Ferdinand Phirizy
Miss Walker
Augustia
Sweetnear North
Misa Belle Walker
Henry North
First Presbyterian Church
Meader Graves Wedding Tonight at Peachtree Place
Miss Marbel Meader and Mr Tally Graves plan a wedding this evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs Frank Meader on Peachtree Place with a large reception to follow. Also, Miss Janie Kingsbers to Dr Harben will wed at the brides parents Peach Tree Street residence with ceremony and reception afterward at St Luke Rectory. Mrs Benjamin F Marbury announces the marriage of her sister Miss Annie M Hedrick to Francis A Mocnichal of Washington DC at 7 last night at St Luke rectory. The couple will reside in Washington, DC.
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Harben-Kingsbery
Janie Kingsbers
Dr Harben
Fallow
Peachtree Street
St. Luke Rectory
Benjamin F Marbury
Annie M Hedrick
Francis A Mocnichal
Washington, DC
St Luke Rectory
Washington, D. C
Mrs. C. Eddins
Their
Fort Street
Luncheon Honoring Mrs William Marshall in Atlanta
A refined luncheon at a Atlanta home honors Mrs William Marshall of New York. Guests include Mrs James Gilbert Mrs Preston Arkwright Mrs George Howard and others with floral filigree table decor. Mrs Lizzie Colquitt noted as a famed Atlanta beauty.
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William Marshall
Charles Hopkins
New York
James Gilbert
Preston Arkwright
George Howard
J Carroll Paine
Kate Mitchell
Jefferson Dunwoody
Wiliam A Hemphill
Mary Hopkins Howell
Hattie Warren
Marshall
Atlanta
Lizzie Colquitt
Hattie Colaquith
Hospital Meeting and memorial fund gift report
The young ladies auxiliary of Presbyterian Hospital meets at 3 PM at 121 Capitol Square Atlanta. Miss Mildred Rutherford returns from meeting the Winnis Davis memorial building committee and receives 400 from Miss Alice Baxter for the memorial fund from a Soldiers' Home benefit entertainment. Alumnae chairmen of Girls High School classes to meet Thursday at 4 PM. attendance urged.
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Young Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Hospital
Capitol Square
Atlanta
Mildred Rutherford
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Winnis Davis
Alice Baxter
UD. Co
Miss Rutherford
Soldiers’ Home
Winnie Davis
G. B.S
Girs’ High School
Girls’ High School
Florence lecture and charity bazaar in city notices
Mrs A RB Hourne presented a vivid talk on Florence the City of the Renaissance with stereopticon views at the Woman's Club last night. A second lecture on Tennyson on the Isle of Wight is planned for this afternoon. A bazaar for St Joseph's Infirmary opens next Monday at the Bowman store Whitehall Street with volunteers meeting tomorrow at 4 pm to receive contributions starting Thursday. The Daughters of the Confederacy plan an engaging meeting with speakers and music tomorrow afternoon. Various social notes include visits, weddings, and travel plans among local residents and guests.
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Florence
A RB Hourne
St Joseph's Infirmary
Bowman
Whitehall Street
Daughters of the Confederacy
C Helen Plane
Livingston Mima
Anne Wallace
Jane Boyd
A China Head From Tea Drinking Tea to Postum Coffee
A letter from Shanghei China describes a summer journey through Europe ending in Rome with a slow fever. An American woman credits Postum Food Coffee for rapid health improvement and reports Postum replacing tea at Shanghai 4 o'clock tea, becoming popular among businesspeople and missionaries. Name given by Postum Co. Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Shanghei
China
Europe
Rome
Shanghai
San Francisco
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Social notes and invitations from Macon area society
A crowded page lists visits, travels, and greetings from Macon society. Geographical ties include Washington DC hydrographic updates, Old City Pennsylvania, Cleveland Ohio, and Athens. Weddings, entertainments, club meetings, and church events are noted, with several trips to Los Angeles, Jacksonville, Lithia Springs, and Savannah.
Conductors Picnic Set for Pearl Springs Outing
The Order of Railway Conductors will hold its annual picnic on May 3 at Pearl Springs on the Atlanta and West Point railroad. A special twelve car train will depart Union Depot at 7:40 AM and return by 6:00 PM. Tickets cost 60 cents for adults and 25 cents for children and servants. Activities include dancing fishing and boat riding. Committee leaders are W N Johnson E G Ham and J Ho Lattimer.
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Pearl Springs
Atlanta
West Point
Union Depot
Messrs
W On Johnson
E G. Ham
J. Ho Lattimer
Rebuilding Planned After Big Atlanta Chemical Plant Fire
J C Clark president of the American Chemical Company said absolute loss from a Monday night blaze near Hemphill pumping station is about 9500. The plant will be rebuilt without delay. The plant cost 10000 and was insured for 24500. A large brick warehouse connected to the plant was not injured. The water system was inadequate to fight the fire, exhausting supply after a short time.
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Clark
J. C. Clark
American Chemical Company
Hemphill
Atlanta Water Works
Beltine
Elks Plan Home for Aged in Rockbridge Virginia
Harrisburg April 22 The Order of Elks has secured an option on a Rockbridge Virginia hotel for a proposed home for aged and indigent Elks under grand lodge direction. Several other properties are offered and under review.
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BB WM. Hell
Washington, D C
United States Geological Survey
Survey
Elks
Harrisburg
Order of Blus
Rockbridge
Grand Lodge
Atlanta Hosts Visiting Georgia Figures and Notables
James J Farnsworth, eastern Plant system agent, visits Atlanta to scout Georgia peach orchards and praises the city’s growth and infrastructure. Ralph McBayley from New York enjoys Atlanta’s charm and compares it to New York while noting Savannah’s beauty. The Southern Building News editor and Miss Lilien W Johnson discuss southern education plans as notable visitors arrive at the Kimball and Aragon hotels.
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James J Farnsworth
New York
Atlanta
Farnsworth
Georgia
Mr. Farnsworth
Whitehall
Ralph Mc Bayley
New Yorker
Charleston
Savannah
Macon
the South
Atlanta Fever
Johnson
Memphis
Southern Building News
Southern
Lilien W Johnson
Women’s Southern Club
Cornell University
Vassar
J E Smith
Valdosta
The
Kimball
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Sarah Cooper Sanders
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Raleigh N C
Whist
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Annie Mitchell
Norwood Mitchell
Henry B. Tompkins
Albert Howell, Jr
James English, Jr
Archibald Davis
Pauline Denton Whitson
Dallas
Third Brigade
Tennessee
McMinnville
Teru
SLOCL
Ce Wrtiatanse
Tees
Streee Wedding
George Brown
Thornton
V. E Baugh
LaGrange
City
N M . Speir
Randall
Thomasville
Albert Cox
Charles HE Harman
Scott
I P Black
Maurice Hirsch
Irene Hirsch
Frank
Moreland Speer
Inman Park
Ida Ryan
Los Angeles
Manning
Frank Elis
Raleigh, Co
Scott-Harman
F B Dancey
Nicolson
Smith Pickett
Jacksonville
Fla
Aragon
Robert Lowry
Chicago
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Berd Street
E. Z. Duncan
Old City
Samuel A Duncan
F. O Pfaffmann
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Alston
McAllen Marsh
Lithia Springs
Marion Colley
Atles Bessie Chandler
Mr. Blanton Forteon
James A. Warren
Texas
WM. Scott
Jacksonville, Fla
Joseph Richardson
Jokers
Misees Lilien
Minnie Tidwell
Washington Street
Kate Chestney
Jute
Lowry Taylor
Lowe
Hagan
Cora Lee Mathews
Wheeling
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Mary Weaver
Chomaston
E. A. Draie
Capitol Avenue
Virginie
Helen Hardin
Travelers’ Protective Association
Kimball House
H. B Tompkins
Janet Tompkins
Masters Henry
Lawrence Tompking
Sheffield
Ala
Nes
Robert Shedden
Miss Crosswell
Wilmington
Edgar Dunlap
Spring Street
Sai
Claude Buchanan
Miss Cresswell
North Carolina
Annie Day
Wd van Winkle
Annie Fitten
Central
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H Fogg
Wall Street
Ney
Charles E. Day
T. BR. Jones
Dalton i
Clifford Walker
Munroe
Jerome
Kansas City
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John P. Graham
Birmingham
John W Wimier
Columbus
F Wiss
Florence ‘Tucker Baylon
Raleen
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R D Bayley
J J Farnswrorth
Aragon Woel
Atherq
Apolike
Fiseman & Weil
Whitewall Stree
Srg
Gate City
Wiesuvie
AL aSehbey's
Whitehall St
rTat
Wwalthour S. Freeman
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Hotel Lorgan
Madison
Frida
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Marietta St
P.O
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Jowarer
Sint Sane
wnQite Tye BP
Burkhart
Cincinnati
Establishea
Lypek
Saul Mitchell
Orden
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