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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1914

Page

8

Local Society Notes Holiday Travel and Upcoming Griffin Wedding

Griffin, Ga. December 16. Much interest centers on the forthcoming marriage of Miss Susanne Grantland, daughter of Captain Heaton Grantland, and Mr. Robert W. Tilney of Orange New Jersey. The ceremony will be at 6 20 PM Thursday at St George Episcopal Church and promises to be one of the year s premier Griffin social events. Meanwhile numerous society members plan Christmas visits. Mr J R Broderick and Mrs Broderick will spend Christmas in Chicago. Misses Gunby head to Tampa, Miss Susie Blackmar travels to Columbus, and several others visit friends in Vicksburg Tampa Raleigh and New York for the holidays. Several recoveries noted include Mrs Warner Martin and Miss Ruby Trimble.

Han B. Miller Ethel Katherine Miller Porter Murier Paris France Warner Martin J. R. Broderick Broderick Chicago Gunby Tampa Mary Murphey Susie Blackmar Columbus William Chipley Jr Danella Wells Ailss Wells North Carolina Hugh’ McDowell New York J. McDowell LeRoy Childs Atlanta Florida Frances Clarke Coburn Players H. L. Collier Kansas City Grantland-Tilney Griffin Susanne Grantland Heaton Grantland Robert W. Tilney Orange N. J St. George’s Episcopal Church

Three Weddings in Three Months at Childs Restaurant

In Atlanta three marriages have occurred at Childs' restaurant since its September opening. The latest, on Wednesday afternoon, joined Mrs. Anne Sons of Wildwood New Jersey the bride, to Herman Field of Atlanta the groom. The ceremony occurred at the bride's home 135 Spring Street with a small group of friends. A reception followed at Forsyth theater and a gin ner at the Ansley. The bride remains Childs' night waiter and will continue in that role.

Atlanta Ane Wildwood N. J Brida Herman Field Springstreet Forsyth Theater Ansley Childs

Children Admitted Free To Julius Caesar At Grand

Inauguration of Julius Caesar in motion pictures at the Grand theater. On Friday evening all Atlanta children under 16 will be admitted free to this production. The film features Novelli as Caesar and aims to educate youngsters about Caesar’s life with grand, realist scenes and crowds.

Julius Caesar Grand Theater Atlanta Caesar Novelli Italy

Women of England Form Volunteer Reserve Units

A Mansion House meeting in London proposed forming two women’s volunteer reserve corps to offer trained support to the state. Women would be trained in signalling dispatch riding telegraphy motoring and camp cooking to replace men on the firing line if needed. Henry Chaplin explained the corps would be used in case of invasion by German barbarians. Four companies already exist with Viscountess Castlereagh as colonel.

Tondon Mansion House Henry Chaplin Women's Volunteers Reserve Viscountess Castlereagh

Ladies Auxiliary Banquet and Ball Installs Officers

The Ladies' auxiliary to the Brotherhood head of Railway Trainmen held a banquet ball and public installation at the Kimball house led by Mrs Ada B Marshall of Philadelphia. Officers installed include George Faulconer conductor Mrs Jessie Crabb president Mrs Kathrinaaker vice president Miss Minnie Faulconer secretary Mrs Grate Faulconer treasurer Mrs Mary Wade co nductor Miss Sharlet Clayburn chaplain Miss Pearl Bradley warden Miss Minnie Moore inner guard and Miss Agnes Russell outer guard.

Kimball House Ada B. Marshall Philadelphia George Faulconer Jessie Crabb Kathrin Aiker Minnie Faulconer Grate Faulconer Mary Wade Sharlet Clayburn Pearl Bradley Minnie Moore Agnes Russell

Free Soup and Bread Line For The Needy City Poor

Recorder George E Johnson endorsed a free soup and bread line for the unemployed and poor. Judge Johnson plans to run it through the three cold winter months and has asked city and county departments to contribute 3 dollars weekly each.

George E. Johnson Judge Johnson

Christmas Shopping by President Wilson

Washington, December 16. President Wilson did his Christmas shopping today in downtown. He visited a department store two book stores and a jewelry shop amid crowds. He was recognized by many shoppers and greeted with a broad smile, accompanied by several Secret Service agents.

Washington Wilson Flo

Georgia to appoint three delegates for Chicago meeting

Governor John M. Slaton is asked to appoint three Georgia delegates to attend a Chicago meeting this month. The purpose is to secure passage of uniform state laws on safety hygiene and general welfare of workers, as outlined by the last governors conference.

John M. Slaton Georgia Chicago

Requisition Honored for Florida Forgery Suspect

Governor Slaton honored Florida's requisition for Charles C. Hall an instructor at a local business college wanted on forgery charges. Hall has been arrested in Atlanta.

John M. Slaton Florida Charles C. Hall Hall Atlanta

Clever Thief Plies His Trade In the Detectives Office

E T Seigall a Savannah youth, 17, bound over on $3,000 bond for seven south side burglaries totaling about $1,500 in jewelry. He had been visiting the detectives’ office, stealing items held for identification, including a gold bracelet and a fancy glass, later recovered and returned. He told Recorder Johnson Atlanta is a soft town for burglars and preferred daytime theft while residents shopped. Accusations cover W Haslett 493 Washington, E D Feek 6507 Washington, Mrs J B Bremen 515 Washington, M J Fleming 17 South Pryor, Mrs M J Bernard 107 Bass.

Recorder's Court Seonth E. T. Seigall Savannah Sanford Selgaill Seigail Johnson Selgall Recorder Atlanta Seigall Seigal Washington Street E. D. Feek J. B. Bremen M. J. Fleming Pryor Street M. J. Bernard Bass Street

Relief effort moves Jews of Jerusalem aid by cruiser North Carolina

The cruiser North Carolina left Aula Minor for Alexandria to take supplies to Jaffa to aid Jews in Jerusalem. The dispatch from Washington dated December 16 notes the voyage aims to support the relief mission.

Jerusalem Washington North Carolina Aula Minor Alexandria Pole Jaffa

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