WEDDINGS OF INTEREST AT HOME AND ELSEWHERE
Social notes chronicle the engagement of Miss Harwood to Mr Ralph Van Landingham and outline Miss Susie Harwood’s prominence in Atlanta society. It notes Rockefeller’s and Flagler’s marriages, dance classes, Bible study links, and philanthropy, with various Atlanta social events and visitors and a toast to Miss Harwood’s upcoming wedding amid Georgia and North Carolina circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gibbs
Bavannah
Gail Harwood
Atlanta
Harwood
New York
Susie Har- HB
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Young Rockefeller
Hfe
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Uie
Young Men's Christian Association
Cedartown Nuptials Planned for John H Stewart and Nancy Pitts
Cedartown announces the September 4 wedding of John Henry Stewart to Nancy Louise Pitts at 1:00 p.m. at the bride’s home. The couple, both prominent locals, are praised for their social standing with Stewart a leading Cedartown merchant and Pitts daughter of Mrs. S. A. Pitts. The engagement and plans draw interest from Cedartown and state friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedartown
John Henry Stewart
Nancy Louise Pitts
Isdk
S. A. Pitts
R. O. Pitts
Commercial Bank
Stewart
J. H. Stewart & Co
Wealth and Marriage Duties in Matrimonial Wills Discussed
The passage argues that both spouses should share wealth fairly during marriage and upon divorce or death. It contends women can be equally unselfish in settlements, noting that better outcomes arise when wealth is openly and fairly distributed between partners. It critiques jokes about wealthy spouses and urges equitable settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagter
Jesa
Wiier
Card Party Tonight Miss Lizzie May Turner and Miss Annie Grace Mixon
A social card party tonight features Miss Turner in pale blue suk and Miss Mixon in yellow organdie lace trim. Guests listed include numerous local young society figures and several gentlemen. Ruth Lewis to host and invitees number about eighty six for a notable event on Peachtree Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie May Turner
Annie Grace Mixon
Miss Turner
Miss Mixon
Estelle Carroll
Kate Carroll
Estelle Merriweather
Mary McGuire
Louise Bell
Ruth Gardiner
West
Cuthbert
Nicholson
Selma
Erin Cunningham
Mattie Cunningham
Gernie
Nina Fuller
Leila Belle Fuller
Annie Laura Fuller
Mark Hightower
John Corrigan
EB. C. Laird
Wilt Percy
Eugene Dodd
Rambo
Fair Dodd
Fleming
Flemister
Remer
John Gilmore
Dan Chappell
Willam Alien
Hillsman
Paul Johnson
Gordon Mitchell
Edward McGuire
Stewart McGinty
Tim Cantrell
Freda Stewart
Robin Adair
Hartley
Percy Hartlee
Ruth Lewis
Peachtree Street
Lewis
Baptist Young People Union Concert at Jones Avenue Church
The Baptist Young People's Union of Jones Avenue Baptist Church plans an informal concert on September 5 in the church auditorium. Participants include Frank Wheat, Dr. Wheeler, Mrs. Belle Dykeman, Frank Stridkidrd, John Landrum, Miss Minnie Chambers and others. Pickets noted at Phillips & Crew's and other town spots. audience expected to be large. Also invitation issued for the Sixteenth Annual German event at Battery Zork Hotel on August 28 with many Lutherans expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People’s Union
Baptist Young People's Union
Jones Avenue
Baptist Church
Frank Wheat
Wheeler
Belle cL
Dykeman
Frank Stridkidrd
John
Landrum
Miss Minnie
Chambers
Phillips & Crew's
Social notes describe local visiting friends and travel
Mrs Wade, daughter of the state Cologne, visits in the city with cousin Miss Augusta Wall. G J Forcade returns from Washington to Decatur. Jessie Huffakir of Rome visits Susie Oliver. Mayme Hatcher of Cleveland at Ballard House. Mary and Nettly Calhoun visit Gussie Calhoun at Cartersville. W A Vaughan and family return from Atlantic Beach. Katie Roy Kimbre visits Macon. guests of Mrs. Denick and Mrs. J Ny Benner. Lottie Connally of Dallas visits Lucile Patrick. William Herver of Tennessee in city. Reba Irwin of Washington visits Baker sisters, then travels to Douglasville. Kathleen Colley returns from New York to Washington, Ga. Annie and Jessie Denting guest in Madison. J Leroy Duncan returns from Douglasville. Mr and Mrs R J Scott home from pleasure trip north. Mrs Robert Cunningham returns to Birmingham. Maggie Price visits Miss Spencer in Jackson. Albert Fritz Jones of north Georgia visits city. Mr and Mrs A P Herrington attend Mafeh Templars conclave in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ote Vellle Dipole
Ruth
Ada Perrine
Washington, D. C
Jeanette Widen
Quitman
Claudia Gibbs
New York
D. BE. Lyle
East Point
Atlanta
Misa
Atherine Briscoe
Knoxville
Tenn
Stacy Bar
Louis Cole
Birmingham
Ala
Nick Bayard
Rome
Emma Belle Stephens
Washingon
Esther Boyle
Virginia
Katrina Reese
Asheville
Mary Tilges
Mrs. Moody
Columbus
Enn Misa Allie Washington
Isabelle Block
E. C. Peters
Peters Farm
John Kemme
Macon
Sunfay
Ces Jane
Fos. Boyd
Mount Airy
J. E. Maddox
Covington
Tee Wdwara Durand
G. J. Forcade
Gars
Henry Ansley
Decatur
Jessie Huffakir
Susie Oliver
Mayme Hatcher
Cleveland
Tenrt
Ballard House
Mary
Nettly Calhoun
Gussie Calhoun
Cartersville
William Herver
Tennessee
Reba’ Irwin
Washington
Baker
Jeff
Douglasville
Kathleen Colley
Washington, Ga
Annie
Jessie Denting
Madison
J. Leroy Duncan
Kate
R. J. Scott
Robert Cunningham
Maggie Price
Spencer
Jackson, Ga
Albert’ Fritz Jones
North Georgia
Mire
A. P. Herrington
Mafehts Templars
Louisvilis
Frank Rogers Named Chief Clerk at Atlanta Federal Prison
Washington report says Frank Rogers of Washington D C has been appointed chief clerk at the Atlanta federal prison with annual pay of 1800 dollars. He previously served as a clerk in the Department of Justice and will transfer under civil service rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rogers
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Washington
Depu
Ment of
Voledic
Eivil Service
Rogers
District of Columbia
Department of Justice
accAcianta
Georgia Should Have a Hero in Washington’s Statuary Hall
A letter argues Georgia deserves representation in Washington’s statuary hall, praising Mr. Madison Bell’s suggestion and urging the state legislature to act. It contends Georgians have long been underrepresented and urges public support to honor Georgia’s heroes with a monumental likeness in the hall. The writer predicts eventual public backing and cites pride in notable Georgians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Madison Bell
Statuary Hall
Washington
Bell
Betl
Atlanta
Train Derailed by Horse Kills Engineer in Ohio
A Baltimore and Ohio special train carrying Pennsylvania Knights Templars struck a horse on Barnesville hill. Engineer Milo Francis of Zanesville was killed and Fireman Walter Boston of Newark fatally injured. Passengers suffered only minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Knights Templars
Louisville
Barnesville Hill
Milo Francis
Zanesville
Walter Boston
Newark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Susan Harwood
Vanlandingham
Flagler
Mr. Flagler
Mary Lily Kenan
North Carolina
M. A. Wilson
Pearl Wilson
Nashville
Miss the Elder
Denesville
McWhorter
Miss Elder
Bernesville
Margie Parcell
St. Us
Clestelle Mabletoy
Mollie Phillips
West Eng Heights
Newrin
Kate Sprenger
Philadelphia
Marshall Sprenger
Kate Massey
Lithia
John Houston Adams
Peach
Jannagin
Wrightsville Beach
Alfred C. Newell
Ey Aiter Colquitt
Griggs
J. M. Griggs
J.M. Couch
Houston Street
Huse Adams
Mogue
B. Gould
Mobile
Mary A. ‘Wade
Savannah
Bessie Draper
Harvey North
Newnan
Minor Boyd
Mount Atry
J. G. Earnest
Charles Northen
Emyrna
Nellie Phillips
City
EB. C. Spalding
The
Aragon
Robert Alston
J. M. Grawford
A. W. Bite
Theodora Morgan T¢É
Bertha Gurtis
Jackson Street
Curtis
Buffalo
Toronto
Mins
Mia Fontesayan
Migraade Howard
Montgomery
Miles Alice M. Greene
Biles
Elizabeth Conway
Jcanville
J. C. Calaway
Wilkes
C. W. Hupnicutt
William Prescott
Nacoo¢chee Valley
Mrs. Campbell
Bulow Campbell
Fitter
Linden Avenue
Eugene Hobbins
Als
Orme Campbell
Robert Jones
Canton
Kimball
Albert Thornton
Caroline Gordon
Hutchinson
Baltimore
J. W. Smith
Tate Spring
Byron Bower
Bainbridge
Sarah Louise Scott
Memphis
James L. Lane
Evans
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Leila Hope Routley
Lavonia
Maude Roberts
Dorothy. Barnard
Canada
Charles R. Cook
Jasper
Leila W. Exley
Mc’Arthur
South Pryor Street
Saher
Davis
Freeman
Guegess
Georgia Club
Misses Bacon
Ruby Camp
May Belle Glenn
Louise Harris
Gussie Hougeal
Miss Little
West Point
Miss Bacon
Walter Barnwell
Ladies’ Auxiliary
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Bass and
Pryor Streets
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Suh Slaughter
J. W. Slaughter
Owensboro
Owensboro Banking Company
W. A. Vaughan
Southern Railway
Atlantic Beach
Katie Roy Kimbre
R. CG. Denick
J. Ny Benner
Lottie‘ Connally
Dallas
Lucile Patrick
Greeneshor
Tomor
Federal
Leiters
Spartanburg
Baker Constitution
Gate City
Carolina Bpartan
Charles Peley
Spartanbure
3. C
Tonicht
Farmous Gillette
Neces
Ollie Hood
Aman
Walker
Inman
Tokcat
Ioc
Atur-Pryor
Gus Hills
Tutt
Roanoke
Valle
P. Ilartis
Revenue
Coillege of Music of Cincinnati
College of Music
Lyceum
Odeon
Music Hall
Dept. C
College OF Music OF Cincinnati
University Shlow
Stone Mountain
W. B. Griffin
HH. Carter
V. O. Boath
Boc
Goc
Fiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Wr L. Douglas Shoes
Séiutivas
Nashvita
Tone
Wellesley
Daltimore Womn
Petronaga
Ail
BO Stata
Tal
Milnaworth Conservatory of Music
Carnegie Way
Studenta
Kurt Mueller
Atlan
Washington Seminary
Peachtree St
North Ave
Gator Gurls
Vassar
Cornell
Randolph-Macon
Batthmore Woman's College
Citandlur
Ott
Richtoo
Smith
Ray
China
Holera
Mieateig
Brincor, Fres
He .Y
J. S. Prather
Hoya
Iarme
UgueRiowed
Amering
Maalen
Srize
Apare
Sopferter
Gidene Stermans
Seatelngue
Lesso
Labor Bay
Fire
Constitution
Buffalo Exposition
Fire Department
Union Labor
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