Atlanta Gossip Warm with Weddings and Society Notices
Miss Mary Deverte rie Akin will wed Mr P S Wmichai l in February in Atlanta society circles. The report also covers engagements, weddings, receptions, dress codes for Madame Butterfly boxes, New Year ball at Capital City Club, Miss Eloise Olivers party, Miss Daisy Sherrill wedding, and social events across Inman Park, Dahlonega, Forsyth, and surrounding communities with numerous local families and guests. The piece weaves in a homely tone detailing attendees, attire, venues, and upcoming nuptials, reflecting early 1900s Atlanta society life.
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Sherrill- Wood
Atlanta
Daisy Sherrill
RB J Sherrill
Asheville
Bernard Wood
Asheville Gazette-Newa
McNeely DuBose
Trinity Church
Morganton
Miss Merrill
Connells Orchestra
Elizabeth Rogers
Raleigh
Bertha Woo
John Sherrill
Charleston
Hewitt Wood
Wood
New Water Board to Organize on Thursday
The water board convenes Thursday at 3 PM to organize. Commissioner Frank G Lake is expected to be elected president unopposed as two veteran members retire. New members include W G Dunn and William J Davis, with other appointees named from wards one through eight and council leaders preparing to set expense estimates and form a finance committee.
Insurance Covers Jones Home Fire Loss on East Fifteenth
The home of W O Jones on East Fifteenth street burned Saturday night but heavy insurance should limit his loss. The dwelling’s original value was 21000 with 18600 insured and 3500 on furniture. Diminished house material costs may further reduce the net loss to Jones.
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W O Jones
Railroads vs State Hearings Postponed by Judge Jones
Judge Jones of the United States court postponed hearings in the railroads against the state from January 6 to January 13 due to a shoulder injury from a streetcar fall. The delay stems from caution over whether he can proceed with the injunctive actions challenging state rate and regulation laws.
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Judge Jones
Montgomery
Ala
Omas C Jones
United States Court
New Year’s Hope and Women’s Rise in High Aims
Poem reflects New Year blessings and resolve to follow God’s will with optimism. An Augusta Wall editorial piece discusses women’s progress in the professions, noting high ideals drive self development and professional service over wealth. Frances Gorolch provides commentary on women’s professional worth and dedication in modern homes.
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Augusta Wall
Frances Gorolch
Lownes
Older women choose younger lovers says social critique
An opinion piece argues that women past sixty often select younger partners, citing Patty, Jillian Russell, and Ellen Terry as examples. It laments excess in women’s social circles, urges reform of hen parties and excessive entertaining, and calls for more unified social gatherings with both genders sharing duties and leisure.
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Joes
Patty
Jillian Russell
Ellen Terry
Mon Sieur
Professional Women in Modern Society Rise in All Circles
The article argues for the growing role of professional women across regions, highlighting dentistry as a field well suited to female talents. It discusses the long waiting period before distinction, the myth that women enter business only to marry, and asserts there is no sex in professional life, urging women to join organized society and contribute to the common good.
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Dentistry
Lnger
Lfe
Fountain of Knowledge
Southern Cooking Winter Breakfast Dishes
Winter breakfast menu features HAM MUFFINS with ham, butter, eggs, Graham and white flour and baking powder baked twenty five minutes. POTATO CAKES mix grated potatoes with eggs and fat, fry on a griddle. HAM TOAST combines chopped ham with eggs and milk in a buttered sauce served over buttered toast. POTATOES A LA BRARASONNE mash potatoes with onions parsley salt pepper nutmeg and cheese bake with breadcrumbs until brown.
The Glove Question in Women’s Wardrobe
The article argues shoes and gloves mark a woman’s care and style, noting many wearers cannot afford enough pairs. It recommends a dozen for some, two or three for others, and emphasizes heavy dogskin walking gloves as essential. Prices range from $1 to $1.50, with all-lined versions for extra warmth in cold regions.
White gloves for winter wear and occasions
Glove guidance notes that longer winter gloves are best for driving or riding while walking gloves should be finer for Sundays and special events. White gloves are appropriate for dress wear, with $1.50 to $2 quality advised due to frequent cleaning. Short gloves cost 5 to 10 cents to clean, or can be cleaned at home with gasoline.
Mrs Grate Quackenbos Gains Worldwide Attention
New York lawyer Mrs. Mary Grate Quackenbos, once appointed by Attorney General Bonaparte as a special assistant in prosecuting truth, attracts global notice for her proven skill in cases demanding exact investigations of ren ditions.
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Miss Sullivan
T W Learys
Marie Sullivan
New York
Jack Horner
Mary G Quackenbor
Ata- Ing ‘Y Trust
Mary Grate Quackenbos
Bonaparte
Guishing
South
Ples
United States
Ing Tlon
Department of Justice
New York City
Sara Quackenbos
Més Antoinette Tolia
Kingsland
N. J
Yersek Board of
Perdona
Toe ‘Esme
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Peeples
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Howell Peeples
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Capital City
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Miss Olivers
Peachtree
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J Jones
North
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C R_ Pyburn
Indianapolis
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Ed Flynn
Palatka Fla
M A McCarths
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Marie Toner
Hardaway
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John Porter
W B. Blount
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George Miller
Charlotte NC
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Anderson
Dahlonega Ga
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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E Gibson
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Worsham
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Haddock
Lou
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Jackson
J C Kendrie
Irmingham
Clark
Tennessee
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City
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Mra
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Dalton
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Nashvile
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Ivy
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Young Womans Club
Central Presbyterian Church
Arthur Jones
Partales
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Hurt
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Angels Eye
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Southern Cooking
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