Mrs Mary Grant Dickson Weds Capt Prochaska in London
Mrs Mary Grant Dickson of Atlanta marries Captain Sommeld Prochaska of the Austrian army at St James church Piccadilly London at noon December 3. The bride, a prominent Georgia social figure and DAR member, is the daughter of the late Dr Lemuel Grant and widow of William Dickson. The couple have long planned the union and will likely divide time between Paris and Atlanta as Madame Prochaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Grant Dickson
Capt. Prochaska
ST. James
London
Mary Grant Mickson
Atlanta
Sommeld Prochaska
Phice
St. James' Church
Piccadilly
Georgia
Lemuel (Rant
William Dickson
Messia
Daniel
Peter Grant
Memphis
Bryan-Johnson
Markston
Ada Louise Bryan
Albert A. Johnson
Firley Baum
Vance Dubose
Ms‘.Black
Mendelesoth
Eva Miss Bryan
Clarkaton
Mary
H. Bryan
Johnson
Atlante
Journey
Angier Eye
Atkinsoon
Milledgeville
Nora, Hastings
Jessie DuBose
Charles L. Weeks
Decatur
Miss Parker's Party Invitations for a fancy dress event
Miss Louisa Parker invites sixty guests to an elaborate afternoon party next Tuesday at 3 o'clock. It is a fancy dress affair among the younger set, with a buffet luncheon hosted by Miss Dorothy Hebert at the Piedmont Driving Club on Saturday the 28th, expecting forty to fifty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Parker
Miss Louisa Parker
Dorothy Hebert
Piedmont Driving Club
Charles Herman
Bertha Harris
Macon
L. & Buck
Loulaville, Ky
Genevious Morria
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Inabel Kubrt
Richard Ea- Hore Miller
Misa Dorothy Hebert
Sacred Heart Convent
New Orlegos
Anti Saloon League Meets in Macon For Two Day Program
The State Anti-Saloon League holds its annual January 9 and 10 meeting in Macon with a full two day formal program. Speakers include Rev W A Niabet Rev T D Sis Judge W R Hammond Rev John B White Mrs Mary Harris Armor Rev J Solomon and Judge Seeborn Wright among others with devotional services and open parliament sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
State
W. A. Niabet
Blob County League
T. D. Sis
W. R. Hammond
South
John B. White
Mra
Mary Harris
Solomon
Co. F. Cook
Seeborn Wright
AR. Holderby
Anti-Saloon League
S.D. Roddenberry
A.C. Ward
Board of Trustees
E. C. Dargan
W. A. Covington
Christmas Bridge Party Notables At Shropshire Estate
Mrs. Thomas Scratchin wore blue chiffon and lace as Shropshire hosts a Christmas bridge gathering with Mrs. Ovid Stewart guest of honor. Prizes included a gold hat pin silver purse and cut glass. Dinner followed. guests included Mrs. William Bailey Thomas and Mr. Frank G Bilis.
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Hayes
Jack Hayes
Mabel Powers
Robert Lowry Meador
Jula Porter
Percy Smedley Darington
Frank Barrett
Mrs. Hayes
Miss Powers
Mrs. Meador
Mrs. H. Goodhart
Miss Hatl
Hartwell
Stewart
Robert
Shropshire
Ovid Stewart
Mrs. Shropshtra
Mrs. Stewart
George Dexter
William Baily Thomas
Mikel
Clarence Knowles
William EF. Chapin
Frank G Bilis
Edwards Proposes Investigations Into Cotton Buyers Trusts
Representative Edwards introduced two resolutions directing the secretary of commerce and labor to investigate alleged cotton buyers' combinations to control prices and to examine the naval stores trust with focus on Savannah Georgia and Jacksonville Florida. Also seeks criminal remedies if illegal, plus a Tybee Sea Wall funding bill and coal mine relief measures including a new bureau of mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
Washington
TD. C
Edwards
Decretary of Commerce and Labor
Naval Stores Trust
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fla
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
United States
Tybee Island
Fort Sgreven
McHenry
Pennsylvania
of & Bili
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Mines and Mining
Clark
Florida
de Armand
Missouri
Eiseman & Weil Free Ameri can Boy Magazine Offer
Eiseman and Weil at Whitehall Street offer six months free subscription to The American Boy Magazine with purchases of five dollars or more in the Boys Department. The promotion highlights a free periodical gift tied to in store spending.
Marist Boys Present Pizarro This Evening
Marist college students stage the amateur drama Pizarro set in Peru during the Spanish conquest. Las Casas denounces the plan, Alonzo is freed, Rolla rescues a child, and Alonzo kills Pizarro in a hand to hand battle as the Spaniards surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pizarro
Marist College
Atlanta
Peru
Las Casas
Alonzo
Rolla
Woman Adjudged Insane A Noted Street Character
M. M. Keitch a white woman once known as a street character and beggar was yesterday declared insane in Judge Wilkinson's court. She will be sent to the state sanitarium at Milledgeville today. Local households she visited for cleaning jobs were troubled by feigned illness she induced to remain in homes until removal became necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Keitch
Frank Brothers Show Pretty Shippers at Lanter Hotel
Frank Brothers boot shop of New York display attractive shippers at the Lanter hotel in Macon Georgia, drawing local attention to their merchandise and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brothers
Boot Shop
New York
Lanter Hotel
Mlacon
Craig Principal Speaker at Detroit New England Society Banquet
Locke Craig of Asheville NC delivered the principal address at the New England Society of Detroit annual banquet at the Hotel Pontchartrain. He spoke on the South's postwar transformation highlighting agriculture and burgeoning industries in timber, spinning, weaving, and manufacturing as integral to national industrialization and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Sarrie
Epinaiog
Indus
Thomasville Municipal Campaign Set for Close Contest
Thomasville Ga December 19 Tomorrow will witness a tight municipal campaign with two candidates for mayor Judge John S Montgomery and Hon BH J McIntyre. Both vie for treasurer and marshal posts in a closely fought election shaping up in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomesville
Thomasville
John 8. Montgomery
Thomas County
BH. J. McIntyre
Golda Neem
Montgomery
Mars
Found Dead Near Bridge In Roanoke Area
The body of David M. Hufford was found today by a railroad bridge near Pulaski Virginia. Suspicious circumstances prompted the coroner to adjourn the inquest until tomorrow before a verdict. Hufford was foreman at a Bertha Mineral Company furnace and had thirty years in their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
David M. Hufford
Norfolk and Western
Pulaski
Hufford
Bertha Mineral Company
Refined Beauty Powder Ad Notes Limited Run
A recent advertisement promotes a toned down beauty powder formula labeled as f akin powder with four tint options and a 2c price point. The concise copy reiterates restraint in the product’s enhancement claims.
Harry Orchard Recalled in Steunenberg Case
Harry Orchard was recalled to the witness stand in Boise as Edgar Wilson pressed impeaching questions. Orchard denied threatening to kill Governor Steunenberg in the Couer dAlenes dispute and loss of interest in the Hercules mine. The state showed a 1898 deed transferring a one sixteenth interest to Dan Corgona. The Christmas period also brings new rest rooms over Nunnallys for ladies with a lunch service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steunenberg
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Edgar Wilson
Clarence Darrow
Orchard
Hercules
Hawtey
Dan Corgona
Nunnally’s
Wu Ting Fang On His Way With a Warm Message for Hoouevelé
Wu Ting Fang, reappointed Chinese minister to the United States, leaves Pekin for Washington via Shengrei in January. He takes several young Chinese students to study in the U.S. The throne has charged Wu with delivering a warm message to President Roosevelt amid improving Sino American ties. The incident follows favorable U S positions on the Far East and indifference to Taft and Shanghali statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoouevelé
Pekin
Wu Ting Fang
C Chiness
United States
Cheng Tung Liang Cheng
Washington
Sheng‘rei
Ching
Lig
Wu ‘Ving Feng
Roosevelt
Taftet Shanghali
Far East
China
Aorta Quertera
Public notice: Hughey no longer connected with us
Descriptive ad fragment lists Ed Matthews & Co at 215 Alabama Street disclaiming dealings with T J Hughey, plus a Plaza Hotel note at 288 Peach Tree Street, a sale offer for two horses at 65.0 each to be sold today at 69 Central Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Hughey
Ed Matthews & Co
Alabama Street
Central Ave
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Hazar
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Misa Mamie Lee Bearden
Agi
Largo
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Warren
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Rome
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Julian Dean
David Gordon Anderson
Athens
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Marion Dean
Barry ‘Wright
R. B. Hieadden
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Hasitif
the Reily-Taylor CO
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U.S. A
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Anti-Saloon League Meeting
C. D. Kenny,co
Kenny's Tea Store
Whitehall St
Sugars
Thomas Scratchin
Woman's Club
Annie Lou Sullivan
Helen Morris
Mecon
W. E. Persons
Orlando
Miller B. Hintenta
Columbus
Wugh
H. M. Goldsmith
George Gunton
Hot Springs
Piedmont
Albert Kaufman
South Pryor Street
M. P. Greenfield
Misa Lillian Zelfeldt
Selma
Ala
Ose Miseee
Courtney Harrison
Fennie Hunter
Eeith Watts
Randolph-Magon College
Leon Rothschild
Ithaca
Sidney Rich
Cernigna
Birmingham
Rosa Cernielia
Max Thebaut
Marietta
Mrs. Monros
Mise
Edith Dunson
Walker Dunson
Lucy Cobb
Ernest Harrison
Jim Pittabure
Ire
Robert Bryan Harr Elson
Mildred Harmon
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Paasle
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Naval Stores Combine
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Orrer
Crankshaw’s
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Crankshaw's
Charles WD. Crankshaw
Foote’s Trunk
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Marist Boys
Craig
Catholic Standard and Times
Plain Citizen
Plaza Hotel
Peachtree Street
Charles W. Crankshaw
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