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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1914

Page

11

Ray Felker and Julia Ray Wedding Reported

Miss Julia Ray and Mr George Walton Felker Jr wed at the home of Mr and Mrs John T Robertson on Wednesday April 3 at 4 pm. The ceremony featured music by Miss Hester Tichenor and vocal selections by Mrs Oscar Gower. A decorative tableau with valley lilies and tulle framed the improvised altar as family members and attendants entered the drawing room.

Ray Felker Julia Ray George Walton Felker Jr John T Robertson Oscar Gower Hester Tichenor Felker Lewis Frances Ray Arthur Mobley Harnet Ray

Bridal Party Hears Lovely Ceremony With Music

The ceremony featured Miss Tichenor playing O Thou Sublime and other tunes as the bride wore a soft white charmeuse gown with princess lace and seed pearls. Guests praised the couple, gifts were many, and they plan to live in Monroe after May 10, with out-of-town guests attending.

WFP Miss Tichenor Louise Felder Mary Mobley Helen Cox Elizabeth Nowell Irs Felder New York Niagara Monroe

Mrs Whiteside Appeals for Greater Hospital Bond

Mrs Whiteside urges support for a bond issue to fund a larger city hospital. The Atlanta Equal Suffrage League endorsed the bond and demanded women representation on the city hospital board and the city finance committee. A visit to Grady Hospital revealed overcrowded wards and a lack of beds for emergencies, prompting a call for reform.

Ta Greater Hospital Francs Smith Whiteside Atlanta Equal Suffrage League Suffrage League 18 Sm Atlantas Whiteside Grady Hospital Elizabeth McCar

Party News From The Central Avenue Social Scene

A series of social events featured an orchestra filled evening of dancing and bridge in the Hashillar drawing room with Mrs Hashillar Sr. and Jr. among attendees. A surprise party by Mr Reuben Cohen honored his sister Miss Ray Cohen at Central Avenue. pink and white carnations decorated the home and prizes awarded to Miss Stella Ruskin and Mr S Brat. Also listed are rummage sale plans by the Womans Alliance, memorial day observances by Agnes Lee chapter UDC of Decatur, a silver tea at Grant Park Baptist church, a luncheon for the bride Mrs Henry Muench and Mrs Carl Osischig at the Hotel Ansley, and a note on support for the play Damaged Goods by the Atlanta theater.

Ing W W Hashillar Odessa Jackson Esther Smith Agnes Tillman Lillian Darrington Fannie Lee Braswell Mildred Bixby Emma Matthews Ruth Crunden Floy Belle Rear May Barnett W W Haskill Sr Jepsie J. M. Walker J P Pitchford C W Matthews TE Delay J _R_ Wood Reuben Cohen Ray Cohen Central Avenue Stella Ruskin S Brat Pauline Isabella Annie Clein Annie Glenn Cohen Tannle Annie Belseman Decatur Agnes Lee UDC McDonough Street Robert Ramspech Harriet Milledge Tina Henry Muench Carl Osischig Hotel Anstey Carl Weitnaver Ida Gelsebix Savannah Iss Lottie Muench Benton Harbor Mich

Houser Goes North For Two Conventions

Tred Houser, secretary of the Atlanta convention bureau, departs Saturday for New York and Boston to recruit conventions for 1915. He will attend the American Cotton Manufacturers association in New York at the Waldorf April 27 and 28, then the fourth annual natural textile exhibit in Boston’s Mechanics Hall April 27 to May 2. Houser acts as Atlanta’s special representative to land these allied conventions, aiming to bring both to the city simultaneously. The Atlantic Compress company building on Lakewood avenue with 447000 square feet of floor space is already secured for exhibit use.

Tred House Atlanta Convention Bureau New York Boston American Cotton Manufacturers Association Waldorf Mechanics Hall Ir Houser Atlanta Atlantic Compress Company Lagewood Avenue Tlooi

State Normal School Presents Sacred Cantata at Trinity

The senior class of the State Normal School Willedgeville under President D1 Parks presents Gaul's Holy City at Trinity Methodist Church Sunday at 5 PM. One hundred thirty senior ladies will perform with Trinity Church hosting and inviting attendees for the sacred cantata.

Trinity Methodist Pisconal Church Oclood State Normal School

Perryman Critically Ill at Mother's Home in Heflin Alabama

K J Perryman, vice president of the Brown Perryman Green Wholesale Hat Company, lies critically ill at his mother's home in Heflin Alabama. Physicians say recovery is practically impossible. Perryman is a prominent Atlanta businessman with many friends distressed by his condition.

KJ Perryman Brown Perryman Green Wholesale Heflin Ala Perryman Atlanta

Misa Hood Recovers From Two Operations

Miss Margaret Hood daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hood of 48 Culberton Street West End was subjected early this week to two dangerous operations at the Tabernacle Hospital. She was sufficiently recovered yesterday morning to permit removal to her home. Dr Robert Fidie, surgeon in charge, anticipates her rapid and complete recovery. Miss Hood is a daughter of George B Hood, deputy clerk of the local federal clerk office. There are no new developments in the shopmen strike on the Wightsville and Tennille railroad. Striking men are not being replaced yet, but some are expected Friday.

Misa Hood Margaret Hood George O' Hood Culberton Street West End Tabernacle Robert Fidle Heatien Miss Tlood George B Hnod Federal Clerk Wightsville Tennille Rairoad

No More Black Smoke At Pryor Street Crossing

Police chief James L Beavers ordered engineers to stop belching black smoke and hot steam at the Pryor street crossing. The action follows complaints from pedestrians waiting for trains to clear the station and suffer clothing damage from steam and smoke.

Palm Beach Pryor Street Omer James L Beavers Edward R Austin RD Hastings Lowsville Nashville Beavers Peachtree Viaduct

Hardwick To Open Campaign Tonight In Sandersville

Congressman Wardwick heads a large party of supporters from Sandersville to Auguste where he starts his senatorial bid tonight in a campaign opener. The trip departs Friday morning by auto with many friends.

Hardwick Sandersville Wardwick Iriday Auguste

Ewing Named Trustee in Wolfshemmer Estate Case

Ho Ewing named by Percy H W Adams as trustee for the Wolfshemmer estate amid involuntary bankruptcy proceedings filed in federal court. A $3 000 bond was required by the referee. Ewing posted it and, at the first creditors meeting, operated the business satisfactorily per the court’s order.

Ewing Ho Ewing Percy HW Adams Carl Wolfshemmer Company Warch Referee Adams

Two Painters Fall When Rope Breaks

On Thursday afternoon about 2 o clock two painters fell from the roof of the Central club at 422 North Forsyth street after the rope supporting their scaffold broke. Will Clay of 374 State street struck the street pavement, fracturing his skull and breaking his hip, and was taken to Grady Hospital in a semi conscious condition. John B Bowers of oo Sian avenue saved himself by grabbing the cornice on the second floor and dropping to his feet. A few eyewitnesses watched a large crowd gather.

Willl Clay State Street Central Club North Forsyth Street John B Bowers Ring Oo Sian Avenue Clay Grads Hospital

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