Miss Wimberly Hosts Delightful New Year Ballroom
A detailed Miss Wimberly social at her Ponce de Leon home features an informal buffet, guests from the alsta convention, and a display of charm and artistry. The evening includes a German inspired decor, a finial tiger pin for a guest, and notable attendees such as Kate Mitchell and Orme Campbell, with New Year’s dance plans by the Ancient Order of Germans and various visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberly
Campbell
Ponce de Léon
Miss Erly
Ission
Berly
Erty
Vant
Four O Clock Tea For Miss Nelt Onnelly Nieces
On Gordon street a four o clock tea was held in honor of Miss Nelt Onnelly s little nieces Misses Nelt and France. The home was decorated in holly and greenery with guests in holiday colors. About 75 attendees enjoyed entertainment by Miss Elle Rosger Milas Sulla Rosser and Miss Cowen with Miss Mildred Sprat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelt Onnelly
Misses Nelt
Rnce
Gordon Street
Thea
Aseen
Maesta
Misaelle
Rosger
Milas Sulla Rosser
1 Cowen
Mies Mildred Sprat
Mrs Weaver Entertains in Jasper with Cartme nuptials
Mrs J K Weaver hosted a morning night reception at Glenwood Rivin in honor of Mr and Mrs Cartme who wed December 27 at Camp Hill Ala. Guests included Dr Lester Rhyne and Mrs Rhyne Jasper Ga plans call Jasper home Mr Cartme works at a local textile firm. Brides name Miss Talsz laughter formerly of Camp Hill attended with Cecil Rhyne and O P n. Mrs Lamar hosted a Monday dinner in honor of Mr Wittam Lamar who left for a trip. Guests included Mrs James M a, Mrs Joseph R Lamar and Miss Edna McCandless. Marshall of Rhode Island visiting Atlanta was guest of Mr and Mrs Al C Warren at their Kirkwood home. New game black lady played followed by chafing dish supper with guests Mr and Mrs Preston Ark, Mr and Mrs Colquitt Carter and others.
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J. K. Weaver
Glenwood
Riv
Cart Me
Camp Hill
Ala
Rhyne
Jasper
Jasper Turing Company
Lester Rhyne
Nta
Talsz Laughter
Nea
Jar‘Mes
Cecil Rhyne
Lamar
Mohday
J. ©. Mathewio
Rad
Wittamon Lamar
James M. A
Joseph’ R. Lamar
Stockdell
Edna McCandless
Alfred Kennedy
Horton Moon
Stanley Mathewaan
Miss Marshall
Maitland Marshall
Rhods Island
George Howard
al Cc. Warren
Kire
Marshall
George
Preston Ark
Colquitt Carter
Mer
Herry Dunnody
Ty Robson
Hattie Colquitt
Ter Colquitt
Arthur
Winter Ball At South Pryor Street Hall Promises Elegance
The event, finished by Sommers' orchestra, will feature holiday Breengs and the hall of the order on South Pryor street. The ladies' auxiliary will run the arrangements, and the dance is billed as the most elaborate of the series. Leap year proposals will be in order at 12 o'clock.
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Sommers
the Order
Pryor Street
Pretty Wedding at Grant Street Home
Stovall Coleman tied the knot in a refined home ceremony on Thursday at 8 30 pm at the bride's Grant Street residence. Attendants included Miss Myrtis Shaw of Atlanta and Dr. Sellers of Alabama. Mendelssohn and Hearts on Flowers accompanied the rite led by Rev. W W Brinsfield. Miss Stovall, widely liked, wed Lavick Coleman a prominent figure with ties to The Atlanta Constitution. The couple reside at 232 East Hunter Street and host friends.
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Tda
Lynn Stovall
Lavick M. Coleman
Grant ‘Street
Myrtis Shaw
Atlanta
Dr. Sellers
Alabama
Mendelssohn
Bertha Cooke
W. W. Brinsfield
Death of Mrs. B. E. Rood Linked to Georgian Legacy
Sympathy pours in for Mrs. B E Rood whose mother died two weeks ago after a long illness. The late Mrs. Rood hailed from an old aristocratic Georgia family and was noted for character and maturity. Local society notes Miss Weila Irvin passing through en route to LaGrange and Ruth Alexander visiting Mrs I E Maddox on the Boulevard. Mrs J A Lamar and Wm Pen Lamareff left for a month in Eustis Florida. Annie McLean Moore from Texas has arrived to stay with Mrs Fanny Lowry Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Rood
J. A. Lamar
Wiliam Pen
Selman-Key Wedding at Douglasville Home
Miss Bessie Selman and Dr. IPP Key of Florida were married December 21 at the Selman home. About a hundred guests attended as Rev. T. B. McCutchen officiated. The bride wore white crepe de chine with handmade lace. A formal reception followed with silver and cut glass gifts. Dr. and Mrs. Key will travel to Florida after the holidays.
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Selman-Key
Douglasvie
Bessie Selman
IP. P. Key
Florida
T. B. McCutchen
Monroe
Spencer Stewart wedding in Covington Georgia
Misa Cleo Stewart and Neal Spencer wed at the bride’s Midway home with Rev. Hillhouse officiating. The couple, after the ceremony, will reside in Atlanta at the Arlington Hotel, with both families described as affectionate and supportive. Champagne promotion appears in the same notice.
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Covington
Midway
Misa Cleo Stewart
Neal Spencer
Atlanta
Gorelock
JB. Hillhouse
Presbyterian Church
Spencer
William Stewart
King Hardware Company
Arlington Hotel
A Successful School At Decatur
A fragmented note describes a preparatory show for students at a Decatur school. It mentions boarding in the principal’s home, a forthcoming event, and a catalog or listing related to admissions or activities. The text is garbled with several misspellings and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Gale
Cour
Eiven Mechira
Holman Gardner
Pris
City Income Estimate Shows Higher Revenue Projection
The city comptroller projects total income for the current year at 2 203 711.34, assuming all payments due in two days are received. Collections through Monday total 1 851 184, with last year ending at 1 457 703.83 after 178 000 in bonds. Anticipated receipts include Roby Robinson 402 860, Chairman Amorous 160 000, city marshal 80 060, railroads 60 000. Bonds this year expected 862 000, yielding an income comparison of 1 457 703.63 for 1902 and 1 651 711.394 for 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roby Robinson
Sixteen Miles of Piping Highlight Atlanta Water Works
The Water Works Department reports a busy year in Atlanta with about 16 miles of new piping installed since January including 18 miles 6 218 feet, the largest annual figure in years. 973 new taps added expanding service to roughly 6 000 more households. Forecasts project taps and revenue to rise with spending around 175 000 dollars this year versus 157 000 the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works Department
Atlanta
Wil Rapp
Parker
Water Department
Rev Phillips laid to rest in Augusta church
Funeral of Rev A B Philips pastor of First Christian church held in Augusta with denominational preachers attending. The church was richly draped and floral tributes lined the rostrum as tributes praised his broad catholic spirit, learning, character, and service. The ceremony was led by Rev James B Lamar with assistances from multiple denominations.
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Augusta
A. B. Philips
First Christian Church
James 8. Lamer
Justice Lamar
Supreme Court
Wellner
Burwell
Bakes
Melton
First Baptist
Wood
Prm Ips
German Girl Marries Hart County Farmer After Ocean Crossing
Hartwell Georgia December 29. Joseph Coke a prominent German citizen married after arranging via letter and photos with a German bride. He sent funds for her voyage. The bride landed Monday to a curious crowd at the station and was guided to Oglesby Grocery Co. where the story was explained and Coke came to claim his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Joseph Coke
Hart County
Oglesby Grocery Co
Sylvester Schof
Mr. Coke
Receiver Named for Schienberg in Alabama Bankruptcy
Opelika Alabama December 29 Special Isaac Schienberg clothing and notions dealer at Opelika and Roanoke was placed in involuntary bankruptcy this evening and R W Gorman was appointed receiver by the United States court. Assets and liabilities are unknown but the bankrupt conducted a large purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schienberg
Opelika
Ala
Isaac Schienberg
Roanoke
R. W. Gorman
United States Court
Dramatized “David Harum” at the Grand attracts crowds
The Grand presents a lively adaptation of David Harum drawn from a best selling book. The cast includes George W. Barnum and Miss Alice Johnson with Violette Villers and Lucile Villers, while Prince of Pilgen and Sky Farm productions are noted. The Bijou stage hosts The Night of the Fourth with Wells Dunne Harlan Company drawing big crowds.
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Atlanta
the Grand
George W. Barnum
Frotman
Alch & Harris
David Belasco
Teste Carter
Buel Barrymara
Alice Johnson
Indy
Frawley Stock Company
San Francisco
Murray Hill Stock Company
New York City
Ocean
Violette Villers
Tiberty Belles’ Company
Lucile Villers
Paris
Daisy Graham
Frohman
Sky Farm
Josepha Crowell
Dra. Fiske
Wells-Dunne-Harlan Company
George Adel
Gilia
Otla Harlan
Pleca
Mr. Wells
Little Chip
Ed Frost
Oui Harlan
John W. Dunne
Merv Marble
Dainty
Elise Bouver
Robert Harty
Lzht
Hag Ol—— — Eer
Teady Draws Crowded House For Week At Atlanta Theater
Teady has won good will from Atlanta theatergoers with a positive reception. Tonight's show is expected to sell out and matinees will run each afternoon for the rest of the week alongside the usual evening performances.
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Teady
Atlanta
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Jno. M. Miller Co
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Hayler
Broad and
Minetta Sta
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DRE. G.criffigs
Gate City
Whitehall St
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Webster
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Aunt Polly
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Deacon Perkins
Jala
Billy P. Cullom
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Pixley & Suder
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Arthur Donaldson
Edison
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Virginia
P. H. Snook
T. Ik
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Sessie
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