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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1914

Page

30

Pre-nuptial shower notes for Julia Dickes wedding

A 19th century society page item recalls Julia Dickes wedding on August 26 to Clarence E. Bord. The piece details a Romney with roses, punch service, a gypsy act, violin music by Katherine Magath, and hostesses Mrs. O F Starr and Miss Mary Starr. It lists guests from Birmingham, Atlanta, and Cartersville, and notes social events including tea for Miss Marcie Carmichael and a Cedartown young ladies’ dance party with chaperones and car rides.

Julia Dickes Clarence E. Bord Emory O. F Starr Mary Starr Frances Godfrey Annie Sue Bonnell Katherine Agath Miss Magath Julius Magath Katherine 3Rd Birmingham Jessie Kes Bliss Emily Keys Atlanta Charles E. Dowman Charles III J.davidson Smith Munroe Covington Bers C. E. Dowman James BE. Dickey Cedartown Martha Peek Katharine Bunn Florine Hardwick Cartersville Lades Judson Crabb WJ. Crabb Charlie Smith F. M. Hall Lucy Tiddell Elizabeth Carey Crabb Mable Brooks Estelle Vernetius Mary Branch WH Tranick College Street

Community notices from East Point and neighbors

Citations list social events and visits in East Point and surrounding towns. Names such as Mrs Sam Trawick of Atlanta, Mrs FE S Ault, Miss Katharine Bunn, Mrs W C Knight, Mr F D Nobles, and many others appear amid details of al fresco parties, chicken barbecues, birthdays, hospital recoveries, travels to Indian Springs, Rome, Dallas, and Denver, plus neighborhood meetings and school improvement activities.

Tom Digby Lois Digby Indian Springs George T. Trimble Bolyne Sare ‘Trimble Wrightsville Beach Henry Hudson Wesley Memorial Hospital Edston Simmons Rome Cave Springs Charlie D. Tillman Jewell Titman Beulah D. Manston Mount Gilead Thomas Crowley Macon J. H. Lipscomb East Point Annie Lou Mixon Palmetto Maggie Little Red Quk Len DeFoor Los Angeles Ethel DeFoor J. W. Bagwell Denver Col Hugh Stallings Lillie Foster McDonough Anip Fred Smith Mis A Wright Misa Leota Deas Augusta Helen Binockwell Ware Street Sanford Shannon Fairburn W. J Shannon D M. Deas Atlanta George C.christian Conyers Harold P. Brotherton J. KR. Campbell Wrightaville Beach J. C. Rooh Hooxville North Caroina Woodson Hudson San Francisco W. C. Hudson Bascom Brancos Tifton and Cordele W. H. Caldwell Eoat Point A. H. Heath Misaes Fannie Emma Harrison Mattie Mangum New York Boston A. O. Lehman Austell Gacar Cilett Atlants F. 3. Hudgson M. Osborne Frank

Social Gatherings and War Era News from Thomasville

Edith Barnette writes of Springs gatherings and guests at Greenville area homes with picnics and Bible study. Mrs J W Perry hosts Rosalind Ramsey and Martha Stainton for progressive conversation at Crawford Street. Local couples travel to London and Germany amid wartime, while gatherings at Forty two on Carrens Street and outdoor parties honor Miss Gussie Heauchamp and Miss Martha Monroe.

Biss Edith Barnette Lizzie Trener Greenville J. W. Perry Thomasville Rosalind Ramsey Martha Staont Crawford Street Gladys Staniland A Mildred Andrishek Ming Rosalind Ramas Mildred Andrishoic Katherine Young Virginia Howell Tia Nellie Howell Katherine Chastain Lora Mashburn Buro Carren Street Ernest Tullis Mins Gussle Heauchamp Coleman Lita Merritt Milas Martha Monroe Buena

Vist a Miss Myrtie Maxwell and Miss Mary McGarrah play bridge

Vista Miss Myrtie Maxwell of Calgary and Miss Mary McGarrah of Friendship participated in a bridge gathering at the Everett home. The lawn setting featured six shaded tables for the card games.

Atlanta Saturday Night weekly review debuts September 12

This notice promotes the ATLANTA SATURDAY NIGHT weekly review covering Social Matters Woman's Work Theatricals Sports Financial Affairs Music and Books with Atlanta and world events. It targets intelligent readers seeking thoughtful entertainment and reliable advertising in a clean Constructive weekly publication.

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Atlanta Saturday Night dedicates itself to refined journalism

The new Atlanta weekly pledges serious, constructive reporting in a stylish, pictorial format. It will cover woman’s rising role, Mexican policy, Tagore poetry, and anti trust issues, while featuring reliable ads and governance from a southern city aiming for growth and public trust.

Tlanta Saturday Night Atlanta South Gutenberg and Caxton Rabindranath Tagore

Subscriptions and Editorials for Atlanta Saturday Night

Editorial notice solicits subscriptions at $2 per year and promotes unbiased editorials. Emphasizes clear language, civic optimism, and broad outlook to advance Georgia’s progress, urging readers to focus on big goals and avoid narrow thinking.

Tina Atlanta Georgia

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