Aram Burwell Wedding At All Saints Church
The marriage of Miss Ethel Moore sham daughter of Mrs Mittle E Aram and Wiley Burwell of Birmingham Alabama was solemnized Tuesday at high noon at All Saints Episcopal Church. The ceremony was performed by Rev TE Noe in the presence of immediate family and a few close friends. The church was decorated with ferns summer flowers and palms. The bride wore dark blue point twill embroidered with rusks and a corsage of Ophelia roses. After the ceremony the couple left for Birmingham and will reside at 1810 Yonth Ave South Raleigh Hotel Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aram
Burwell
Put Wit All Saints’ Church
Ethel Mooresham
Mittle E.aram
Wiley’ Bishop
Birmingham
Ala
All Saints’ Wolycopal” Church
TE Noe
W .C. Tillinghast
Social events mark Atlanta calendar with teas and luncheons
A West Peachtree afternoon hosts Miss Martha Julia Hurst and Miss Jeannette Bailey's guest Miss Ruth Timmons in Ansley Park as pink and yellow decor graces ten Madeira-cloth tables. Miss Lydia M. Brown, portraitist from New Orleans, arrives Monday to stay a month with A Ten Eyck Brown family, following her Gloucester summer study with Breckenridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Holsenback
C. M. Crisley
A. O. Hop
D. R. McKinney
H. W. Minor
Joe Daley
G. T. Finley
L. C. Harrelson
H. M. Tanner
Charles Washburn
Izora ‘Shuttlesworth
Miss Brown
Lydia M. Brown
New Orléans
A. Ten Eyck Brown
Women’s Meetings and Socials Fill Local Calendar
The Georgia Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher associations meet at 10 30 this morning in the Chamber of Commerce. Grady Hospital Alumnae holds a 3 o’clock gathering in the nurses home reception room with Mrs H M Moore hosting. Miss Johnston is a guest of Miss Louise Inman with teas and bridge events honoring Miss Erskine Jarnagin, Miss Louise Johnston of Knoxville and Miss Hurst. Mrs Evan Harrel hosts an informal matinee for Miss Hilean Bricker prior to September return to Chatham Episcopal Institute. Bridge teas and garden parties feature proceeds for Mrs Albert Dillon and Mrs Frank Mallard en route to St Louis, with awards and novelties for attendees. Miss Jarnagin plans another bridge-tea at Juniper Terrace in compliment to Miss Louise Johnston. Silver Tea Circle No 3 of St John’s to host September 2 at 8 o’clock with Miss Mildred Cole and Miss Mamie Gene Cole contributing to program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Johnston
Erskine Jarnagin
Bridge
Juni‘per Street
Louise. Johnston
Knoxville
Louise Inman
Margaret Nelson
Eileen Bricker
Evan Harrel
Howard
Hilean Bricker
Chatham Episcopal Institute
Virgginia
Bricker
Miss Bricker
Harvel
Strances
Percy
William S. Percy
Albert Dillon
Kansas City
Frank Mallard
Jacksonville
St.Louis
Miss Jarnagin
Juniper Terrace
Louise Johnston
Enn
Woman's Missionary’ Society of
Miss Hurts Tea This Afternoon at West Peachtree Street
Miss Hurts Tea This Afternoon features a bridge tea at her West Peachtree home honoring Miss Annette Brannon, Miss Annette Gay, and Miss Juliet Crenshaw just before Crenshaw departs for Randolph-Macon College. Guests include many Atlanta social figures and local club members. The Argentine club hosts a young set clock dance at the same time, with plans for the season and upcoming entertainments. The Ten club chez W W Orr and the Grand Fraternity host events at Piedmont Driving Club and Grant Park Pavilion. League Women Voters hold an executive board meeting at 10 o clock, and a luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce cafe notes election rules and continued league cooperation.
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West Peachtree Street
Annette Brannon
Annette Gay
Juliet Crenshaw
Randolph-Macon College
Lynchburg
Mises Brannon
Crenshaw
Louise Gay
Eleanor Gay
Lottrelle Smaw
Bessie Mitchell
Margaret Stovall
Harriett Shedden
Virginia Maude
Euith
Atlanta
W. W. Orr
Piedmont
Henry Alford Peter
League Women Voters
League ‘of Women Voters
Auburn Avenua
League of Women Voters
Atlanta League of Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce Cafe
Murray Howard
R. I. Turman
J. H. Gibbs
New Citizen
Draed
League
Ansley Park Home Change Leads To Move In
Edward H Reynotue and Fitzhugh Knox Jr visited New York City. Mr and Mrs Robert E Harvey and family occupy their new home at 79 Maddox Drive Ansley Park after selling 104 Peachtree Place Miss Odessa Gordon recovers from appendicitis surgery at Wesley Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Adamson Cedartown return home after a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Reynotue
Fitzhugh Knox, Jr
New York City
Robert E.harvey
Maddox Drive
Ansley Park
Peachtree Place
Wedding of Miss Sara Colcord and Osgood Perry in Washington
A high society wedding linked Atlanta and Washington circles as Miss Sara Colcord Colcord of Atlanta wed Osgood Perry of Sheffield Mayo on a Monday evening in a Washington D C apartment. The ceremony featured Beasia Murrow of Titton as singer and Franks Stokes of Atlanta as bridesmaids with Reginald Perry of Philadelphia as best man. Afterwards a buffet supper and a trip to New York, Boston, and Burn Harbor followed before establishing home at Sheffield Mayo. The Colcord family, prominent in Georgia and South Carolina, figures in educational and philanthropic circles. Miss Colcord is a Sophie Newcomb graduate and Pi Beta Phi member. Perry served in the army during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Misa Sara
Willingham Calao
A’r’ Colcord
Osgood Perry
Sheffield
Washington, D.C
Lynn
Chatham Court
Beasia Titt Murrow
Titton
Mises Frances Stokes
James Lynn Fort
A. F R. Colcord
Reginald Perry
Philadelphia
Boston
Burn Harbor
Maine
Mayo
Perry
Hlately
Berkshire
Amonz
A. R. Colecord
E. Hy Bacon
Jacksonville
Fla
A. R. Colcord, Jr
W. A. Strother
Montolatt
N. J
Rogerwald Perry
Kilpatrick in Russian jail writes of brutal torture
Captain Emmett Kilpatrick of Uniontown Alabama reports from Reval Estonia that his health is shattered after brutal imprisonment by Bolsheviks. In a letter to his brother Dr G C Kilpatrick of Mobile he describes cold damp ground, suffocating conditions, pneumonia and near death after months of confinement. He hopes to travel to Paris in two weeks if his strength returns.
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Mobile
Emmett Kilpatrick
Uniontown
Ala
G. C. Kilpatrick
Mobiie
Reval
Esthenia
Young Kilpatrick
Paris
Jewelry Theft At Georgian Terrace Hits $400
Jewelry worth four hundred dollars and other items were stolen from Oscar Thompson at his Peachtree Road home early Tuesday. Thompson, manager of Queen Quality Shoe, was away overnight. guests L C Lumpkin and A Jarod stayed at the residence. Robbers entered the house and took the guest possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jthomnaan
Three Jenkins Farmers Charged With Peonage in Georgia
In Savannah on August 30 three Jenkins county farmers Allen Hooks Lester Hooks and Rema Hart were held for federal court on peonage charges with bonds set at 3000 each They allegedly kept three enslaved people Bishop Harmon William Darby and his wife under peonage, reportedly tying ropes around their necks and threatening them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Jenkins County
Allen Hooks
Lester Hooks
Rema Hart
Bishop Harmon
William Darby
Eal
Huff Seeks Commission Government For Atlanta
Atlanta mayoral hopeful L. Huff, while in Tampa studying the system there, says Atlanta is ripe for a switch to commission government. He cites police exposure and payroll opposition, noting about 3,500 city workers and 30,000 voters in Georgia capital, predicting a spring election and a commission victory.
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Atlanta
L. W
Tampa
Hutf
Sun+ day Tribune
Hewr
Huff
Commission
Atlantan
Hig
Georgia
Southern Railway Not Borrowing From Government
Southern Railway will not borrow from the government under President Harding's plan to aid railroads. Lauren Foreman, the company's publicity agent, says the Southern owes no government cents and has not borrowed or plans to borrow. He notes settlements with the United States Railroad Administration cleared all claims from the federal control period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Southern Railway Company
Lauren Foreman
Aeara
Southern
Foreman
United States Railroad Administration
Railroad Administration
Tg Lines
Ship Held for Debt Bans Short on Food
Naples August 30 The steamship Pocahontas held in port since June 8 for unpaid repairs faces a worsening crisis with only five days of rations left for 28 passengers and 253 crew. Spontaneous combustion bunker fires threaten as 1400 tons of coal burn, demanding its removal if stay is prolonged. Crew have been unpaid for 45 days, heightening tensions aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Associated Press
Pocahontas
Porthera
Tobarre
Culver Sets Positions on Charter and Tax Increase
John A. Culver, councilmanic candidate from the second Ward, states he has expressed himself on the charter question and the tax increase. He told a civic forum representative he would urge bringing the charter issue to a vote. Regarding the tax increase, he says the matter will be decided by voters and he speaks only as an individual, personally favoring the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta-clvic Forum
John A. Culver
Second Ward
Culver
Culver Haid
Civic Forum
Atlanta
Lions Hold Atlanta Luncheon Discuss Probe and Convention
The Atlanta Lions Club met at Piedmont hotel for a weekly lunch with speeches on Atlanta's attractions, civic issues, and the banco probe. Prizes went to Dr. C. E. Thrash and Barney Bernard. Members debated election ethics, city conditions, and urged support for a southeastern district convention in Orlando, Florida, planned for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Lions’ Organization
Lions’ Club
Piedmont Hotel
T. B. Lewis
C. E. Thrash
Barney Bernard
Wilson
Roy LeCraw
Banco
Lionspot
LeCray
Grand Storymen
Paopla
Bernard
Orlando Club
Natchez Route expands rail links across Southeast
Carroll H. Smith named general officer and oral agent as offices open in the Palmer building at Forsyth and Ett a streets. The Natchez route integrates with Mobile traffic and extends Western junctions to Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas and the Pacific coast. Smith, a former Liberty Loan organizer, remains a key figure with Merchant and Miners Transportation Company and Massen Gale Advertising.
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Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Natchez
Putween
Texas
Pacific
Misa
Palmer
Mobile
Southern Railway
Louisvne and
Nashville
Pacific Coast
Smith
Pany
Atlanta
Liberty Loan Organization
Liberty Lo
Massengale
Rae Renee Soutienster
Ana
Cinel
South Improvement and Parkside Sidewalk Work Discussed
Members of the South Improvement and Association met Tuesday as work on the east side project at 663 South Beucara began. General manager outlined plans for park area improvements and discussed funding and supervision with officers including Foyt Walker A W Warner and others.
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Dillon—Bretz
Stitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
Julia Brown
Washington, C
Hag
Elale Mae Villon
Wiliam P. Dillon
Greensboro
XI. Co
Rosy Bradley Bretz
United States Army Medical Rps
Camp Benning
Captain Bretz
Indiana
Jenkins—Mauldin
W. B. Hayden
Martha Julian
Miami
H. M. Rice
W. R. Massendle
Masgengale
A. Rice
J. C. vKpatrick
North Avere
Rice
F. B. Lowndes
Inters Park
A. O. Hopkins
Eurst Ts
D. Flossenback
Own
Milledgeville
Crisler
Canton
West Peachtree
Misa Annette Brannon
Misa Louise Inman
East Lake
Country Lab
Nell, Clayton
Martha Julia Hurst
Waynesboro
Jeannette Bailey
Bateabire
S.C
Magruder
Peachtree
Heights
Lucy Martin
Howard , Theater
Martha Norman
Miss ‘Timmons
Miss Timmons
G. J. Wangruder
Peachtree Heights
Ruth
Timmons
Batesbore
Reece Eas
Matttruder
Grady Hospital Alumnae Association
Nurses’ Home
Tin
H. M Moore
1Mias Timmons
Miss Hurst
Mida
Martha
Julian Hurst
Miss Bailey
Hidme
Pairview Road
Druid Hille
Seraingele
Laura Candler
Katherine Smith
iMiss. Bailey
Wis
Wintine
Louise
New Orient
Ely Teeseee
Vincent
Walter ‘Peck
Stanley
T. P. Vincent
Athens
Herbert Choate
Cascade Terrace
Mesdames
A. A.callaway
W. 5. Foster
Cyrus Strickler
Frank K. Boland
Howard ,Muse
G. BR. Warden
Arch Elkin
S. ¥.Pupper
Miss Hurt
Grant Park Pavilion
Charles Adamson
Cedartown
H. Hiscok
Spring St. Atlante
Herack
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ifn
Georgian Terrace
Adamson
Julius Jenkinig
Louie
Leon
West Peach
Tree Street
New York
MN J
LeRoy Wynna
Lombardy Way
M. W. Leonard
Henry Leonard, “Jr
Walter Middleton
Miriam Margaret
Mary Brown Middleton
Suy
By L
John King
West md
Conny
Willam Howell Riseh
Jrt
Europe
Nell Melver
D. M. MeIver
Douglan ‘Melver
Clayton
Matt C. Carroll
New York Life Company
Rockland
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
W. Wallace Boya
Therma Ehial
Alpharetta
Lexing
H. M. Strower
Charlies Kuperbusch
Palatke, Fla
Wil Garrison
North Avenue
Lucas Baird
Lucas, Jr
Roy Dorsey
North Carolina
Abe Charley S. Northen Hag
Asheville
N. O
Joyce
Hale Alexander
Dillard
West Side Bridge Club
Mrs. Webb
Howard Avenue
Helen.McGee
Wriday
Wing
Henry” Muench
Adams Street
Savaringh
S. Beurman
Dalton
Jenkins Farmers
L. N. Hutt
John
Bunco Prebel
Carlton
Ear School
Carlton Shoe & Clothing ‘Co
Whitehall
William Claer Spiker
W. E. Feaghtree
Hemlock
Oriental Rug Sale
Peachtree St
Semonian
Andreasian
E Browne Decorating Co
Adlapté
Ioatnet
Growing Girls
Billiken” Oxfords
Tiiken
Billiken En
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