Miss Draper Wedding Draws Atlanta Society to First Church
A grand ceremony united Miss Bessie Draper and Mr. James McKeldin at the First African church amid a large crowd of Atlanta's social leaders. The bridal party entered to Mendelssohn. decorations featured white flowers, smilax, and palms, with a Ivory crepe gown for the bride and a pink tulle gown for the maid of honor. After the ceremony, guests gathered at the Drapers' home for a reception and the couple departed at midnight for a sojourn before returning to the Majestic.
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Bessie Proper
James McKennn
Athata
Hugh, McKelgin
Hugh McKee
R. F. Maddox
Wills Ragan
W. S. Yikin
John Murris
Ropinson
Morris Brandon
Thoresis
Paine
Joseph Gatins Howell
Jennie
Fulton Colville
Maud
Wallman
Mir. Adams
Air
Miss Oglesby
Kiser
McKeldin
Stockdell
Draper
Ryan
James English, Jr
Peter Grant
Muajestic
James Warren English
Nea
Garae
Dean
Lee
Dee
Ben
Bessie
Belle
Retree
Atlanta
East
Poskana
Miss Brewster
Annie Laurie
Brewster M
College’ Park
Dinner Party Compliments Miss Fannie Lockett
Mrs Joseph Thompson hosted Mr and Mrs MacAllen Marsh for a refined Tuesday dinner in honor of Miss Fannie Lockett. Tables featured pink carnation decorations and staged a graceful hospitality scene.
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Tate
Lockett
Joseph Thompson
JE. JC. Peters
Harry Atkinson
Frank Dancey
Hugh'Hagan
Macallen Marsh
Fannie Lockett
Cinderella Party and Society Notices in Atlanta
Mrs W S Foster hosted a Cinderella party with slippers as prizes and attendees including Miss Minnie Tidwell and Miss Alma Johnson. Society notices report meetings of the Daughters of the Confederacy, United Daughters of the Confederacy, the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, and the Woman's Relief Corps, plus a marriage in Greenville and various social visits and alumni activities around Atlanta.
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W. S. Foster
Miss Hebert
Minnie Tidwell
Alma Johnson
Fannie Brown
Montgomery
Atlanta
Daughters of _the Confederacy
Woman’s Club
Julia Jackson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Charles Rice
West
Peachtree Street
Missed engagements and social notes in Nashboro press
Local society items list visits and entertainments with letters of introduction and guest announcements. Mentioned are Pauline Cater of Catter’s Gay guest of Mrs. Teter, Miss Nannie Nicol from Richmond, Miss Anne Russell Wight of Augusta visiting Miss Nita Russell, and Miss Lucile Harden’s Florida trip. Also noted are Mrs. H Long improving after illness, Mrs. J A Roberts’s Nashvi de bar, and various parties and card gatherings.
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Netta Fussell
Ifor
Nasnyil
Pauline Cater
Catter's
Gay
Florida
Roline Clark
Burton Clark
Yorks
Nannie Nicol
Richmond
Nita
L * Black
Anne Russel Wight
Augusta
Wabash Railroad Held Responsible for Collision Verdict
A Michigan jury finds the Wabash Railroad negligent in a near Sefeca collision last Wednesday night. The head-end brakeman and proper signals were lacking at the meeting point, and Engineer Aaron T. Strong and Conductor Dittman were ruled negligent. Greenville reports also note deputies destroying moonshine stills and equipment in Tigerville with no arrests.
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Verdigt
Coronier
Michigan
Waa
Aaron T
Uni
Conducto Dittman
Food Facts and Grape Nuts Endorsement
Physicians stress daily nutrient needs and energy balance crucial for body repair. The piece analyzes cereal composition, praising Grape Nuts for its soluble carbohydrates, minerals, and digestibility, urging use to support brain and nerve function with steady energy.
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London
Lancet
Chem- Vset
The Grand Hosts Charitable Vaudeville Evening
The Grand held a charity vaudeville night benefiting the Knights of Pythias Hall Association. Local talents including Mr and Mrs Frank Pearson and Mrs Harry Owsley performed, with Gerturde Owsley and the Atlanta May be quartet drawing praise. The Belle of New York will soon visit the Grand with superb costuming and rapid chorus work. The orchestra plans one more concert next Sunday at 3 PM with reduced 25 cent tickets. Also on stage were When We Were Twenty-one with Dick Carewe and Physis Ericson, and Holden company at the Columbia offering Camille and Over the Sea to large crowds. Tonight features R Knobs of Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Hall Association
Frank Pearson
Harry Owsley
Atlanta
Herbert Dittier
Dick Carewe
Physis
Ericson
Columbia
Camille
Tennessee
Bowling Tournament Night Draws Enthusiastic Crowd
A fragmented report describes a bowling tournament night with a crowd in attendance and scores like Sunlors 284 Star 260 Regulars 236. Wheel races were part of the program and future games were teased for Friday with teams to be announced.
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Touimama
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Don A. Pardee
Miss Johnson
W. P. Pattillo
J. 1. Ottley
Howard T. Brown
Wellie Peters Black
A. McD. Wilson
Robert E. Park
W.L. Peel
Harry Y W. Young
Rebecca. D. Lowe
James Jackson
Edward Halle
W. W. Martin
J. B. &. Holmes
Bula Griffin
Edward Durant
Julius Brown
Robert Alston
Frank Lester
Joseph Raine, Jr
John ‘Hi
John Aiken
Cartersville
Mac Johnson
Camp Station
Lilly Brad-ley
Charles Sparks
Rome
Mary Connally
Em‘ma Belle’ Lowndes
Misa Florence Werner
Anais Day
Janie and
Mery Kingsbery
Misa Mayme ‘Miller
McElroy
Kentucky
Bessie Shaw
Janie Speer
Nell Harnest
Martha Brown
Picture Sale
Central Congregational Church
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Second Baptist Church
R. J. Scott
Forrest Avenue
Y Fuld-Wisanski
Joseph Fuld
Jorence Fuld
Visonski
Miss Fuld
Girls’ High
Nice Sie
Visanski
New Church Society
Chris- Wan
North Avenue
E. FE. Eagan
Merritts Avenue
King-Leak
Mary ‘Lou King
Joseph ‘Y. Leak
Quillian
Davis Street
Eubanks- Cobb
G. Eubanks
Bertha
Joseph LU. Cobb, Jr
Harris Camp
Penta
Eva Camp
George Harris
Birmingham
J. W. Camp
Georgia
Harris
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O’ Neale Speights
Greenyite
D. C
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Carolyn Worthington Speights
Charles Livingstone O'Neale
East Main Street
Spartanburg
Speights
Whitehall Street
Church of the Incarnation
Sisters’ Bazaar
Washington Street
Dnecreage
William Tolman
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South Side Woman's Christian’ Temperance Union
Adkins House
Auburn Avenus
Woman's Relief Corps
Henry Lewis
Jackson’ Street
Charles R. Howard
Greenville
Virginia L. Perry
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Peachtree
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Savannah
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Wilbur
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Chicago
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Edward J. Connelly
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J. J. Haney
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State OF Georgia
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Shear
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