Miss Nancy Prince Weds Mr. Jack J. Spalding Jr
The marriage took place last night at the bride’s mother Mrs James Prince Gordon street. Officiating was Father Rapier of Sacred Heart church. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Nell Prines and bridesmaids from Macon. The couple left on a three month wedding tour and will reside in Atlanta. The Spaldings are from prominent local families and he will work with Pennsylvania Steel in the summer.
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Jack J. Spalding, Jr
James “‘T. Prince
Gordon’ Street
Father Rapier
the Sacred Heart
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Jack
Spalding
Arthur Hynds
St. Joseph
St. Joseph Wes
Caroline Muse
T. C. Burke
Martine
May Burke
Macon
Jack Phininy
Augusta
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Athens
D. A. Hughes
Paducah
Eaw. Brown
Cleveland
Atlanta
Europe
North
Pennsylvania Steal Company
Wright
Max Wright
Bridge
Miss Truth Spalding
Marion Smith
American Institute of Child Wife
Peachtree Street
M. A. Gardner
Institute
Civic Matters Meeting Led by Mrs Tompkin
Mrs Samuel Tompkin will preside at an afternoon civic meeting labeled unruly by some and featuring speakers holding top civic offices. The event aims to discuss local governance issues and community concerns in a formal setting.
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Samuel Tompkin
City Women and Men Plan Public Welfare Meeting
A city program invites women and men to a discussion on civic matters. The informal meeting opens at 3 o clock and aims to lay groundwork for a series where participants will collaboratively address issues affecting the public good.
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WH Sre
Io Render Service
Clvic
Alliance Meets Today at University Club
The Alliancé Francaise meets this afternoon at 3:15 PM at the University Club. Members are urged to send dues to treasurer Miss Helen Muse.
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Alliance
Alliancé Francaise
Helen Muse
Nation of the Dance to be Presided Today After Easter
A brief note states that the Nation of the Dance will be presided today and the proceeding will occur after Easter. No further details on location or participants are provided in the readable text.
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Columbia & Victor
Columbia
Columbia Records
Talking Machine
Acer
Columbia Grafonolas
Mrs Lamar Hosts Luncheon for National Figures
Mrs. Lamar entertained at a luncheon in the large ballroom at Bauscher's with a square table setting and pink carnation décor. Guests included numerous society women and officials, courtesy of Mrs Bryan, wife of the secretary of state. a subsequent luncheon honors Mrs Marshall is planned, and other social events follow with Miss Burke and Matinee Tea for Norman Hackett.
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Miss. Rice
Lamar
William Bailey Lamar
Bryan
Bauscher's
Lincoln
Burleson
Josaph Ft
John, Osborne
John Bassett
Moore
Yoseph W. Fit
Charles
B. Howry
David Jayne Hil
Stephen B. Eikins
Burton Harrison
Samuel Spencer
George J. Chase
Thomas F. Walsh
Marye
T. de Witt Lalmaxe
J. William Henry
George W. Fairchild
Adolph C. Miller
John Skelton Wiliams
Albert L. Mills
Thurston Ballard
Coy
Charles C. Metth
I. T. Mann
William C. Hill
H. T. B. Harris
John Miller Horton
Delos A. Blodgett
Charles G. Matthews
Lansing
W. C. Humphries
Ace Norman Hackett
Young
Washington
Gilbert Smith
Lattimore
Georgian Terrace
Anstey
Boxes for The Genius Held By Society Folk of Atlanta
Boxes for The Genius to be staged by the Players club Tuesday evening February 24 at the Grand have been reserved by prominent Atlanta figures including Captain James W English Mr Charles L Rgan Col Wills Ragan Col Robert J Lawry Mr Frank Elis Mr and Mrs Jon W Grant Mr and Mrs P Arkwright Mr and Mrs H McCord Governor John M Slaton General R Elvans The cast and club officers will sit at a central table and a supper and dance will follow at the Capital City club The cast includes Jack Spencer Frank Taylor Victor LeMercier Wallace Draper Otto Spigilburger Hamilton Douglas Jr Brian McGenorgies Dana Betcor Cyril Urquhar F Bonowitz Cyrus Jenkins Marah Adair Percival Clutterbuck Walter Nell Graham Mrs Jessie McKee Josephine VanBuren Mrs Robert Smail Lily Scott Miss Helen McCullough Mrs VanDusen Mrs BoM Barn er Miss Trevor Zoe Coburn Miss Ven Brown Smythe and Mrs a/c Waller
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Players Club
James W. English
Charles L Rgan
Wills Ragan
Robert J. Lawry
Prank & Elis
T. B. Feider
Jon W. Grant
Constitution
B. DeGive
Goverar
John M. Slaton
R. Elvans
Capital
Cers
Jack Spencer
Coseose
Frank Taylor
Victor LeMercier
Wallace Draper Otto Spigilburger
Hamilton Douglas, Jr
Brian McGenorgies
Dana Betcor
Cyril ¥Urquhar
F. Bonowitz
Cyrus Jenkins
Marah Adair Percival Clutterbuck
Walter Nell Graham
Jessie Mckee Josephine VanBuren
Robert Smail
Lily Scott
jMissy Helen McCullough
VanDusen
Talent of Georgia Youth Development Association Note
An expression of the association's interest in developing the talent of Georgia's youth. Mr Hodgson will be joined by Miss Rosa Pringle Smith of Athens on second piano.
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Hugh Hodgson
Athens
Cable.Hall
Atlantan Musical Association
Ahd
Georgia
Hodgson
Mins Rosa Pringle Smith
He Aided John Brown in Iowa at Tater
February 19. Lemuel E. Webb, 81, of Tater, Iowa, died today. Webb was a personal friend of John Brown and helped run the underground railroad for runaway slaves, with Tabor identified as an important node on the route.
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John Brown
Tater
Iowa
Lemuel E. Webb
Webb
Tabor
Vedrines Threatens Duel After Aero Club Row
Paris February 19 Jules Vedrines the aviator says he will send his seconds to Maurice Blenaime a member of the Aero club special committee over events leading to a threatened duel with Rene Quinton president of the Aero league. Blenaime investigated and Vedrines deemed the report harsh but the committee kept him in the stub and admonished his conduct.
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Paris
Jules Vedrines
Maurice Bienatme
The
Aero Club
Vedrines
Rene Quinton
Aeriat League
M. Blenaime
Vearines
Terig
Ming Circle of Daughters and Sons Meeting Notice
The Georgia Libby Circle of Ming is to hold an afternoon meeting at 8 Carnegie Way. A detailed program has been arranged. Members must bring their international dues, and visitors are welcome to attend.
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Georgia Libby
Circle of Ming's Daughters and Sons
Carnegie Way
Once Noted Carmen Goes to the Beyond
Indianapolis obituary notes the death of Zelda Serun Wall ace at 66 in her home. A noted opera and concert singer she originated the title role in Carmen in America and gained fame as the gypsy queen in The Bohemian Girl. She was widow of David Wallace, brother of General Lew Wallace.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Zelda Serun-Wallace
Seguin-Wallace
America
David Wallace
Lew Wallace
Caleb Powers Strong For Col Roosevelt Strong For Col
February 13 report quotes Caleb Powers, Republican congressman from the city, urging Roosevelt for president to block a Democratic administration. He predicts Democratic victory in Congress but Republican failure if Roosevelt is not nominated. A separate note mentions German crown prince’s adoption of craftsman skills.
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Boston
Caleb Powers
Forkytata
Roosevelt
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