Eubanks Bachman Wedding at Trinity Church
Society notes report Miss Elizabeth Eubanks and Mr. James Rogan Bachman wed at Trinity church this morning at 10 o'clock with Miss Mary Eubanks as maid of honor and Rev J Lynn Bachman officiating. Best man is Mr. Byers M Bachman and a list of ushers includes Warnec M Jeffries and others. After the ceremony, luncheon for visitors was hosted by Mrs Mark J McCord.
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Eubanks-Bachman
Elizabeth Eubanks
James Rogan Bachman
Trinity Church
Mary Eubanks
Byers M. Bachman
Warnec M. Jeffries
W. P., Smith
James Harris
James M. Patton
Stern Carson
John Bachman
J. Lynn Bachman
D. D
Sweetwater
Tenn
Charles Sheldon
Atlanta DAR Chapter to Meet at Piedmont Avenue House
The board of management of the Atlanta chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Thursday at 10 a.m. at the chapter house on Piedmont Avenue. A notable convention soon to meet in Atlanta is the Woman's Missionary Society of the North Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, with the meeting at Eas[illegible].
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Atlanta
Daughters of the American Revolution
Piedmont Avenue
Woman's Missionary Ciety
North Georgia
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Eas
New Year At Capital City Club Welcomes 600 Guests
About 600 guests attended a New Year celebration at the Capital City Club. The party featured singing of Auld Lang Syne and Dixie, speeches, and a banquet on the second floor. Dining rooms opened at 9 30 with a menu including gumbo, turkey, salad, and champagne punch. President Maddox and other dignitaries assisted in receiving guests as dancing followed supper. Palms, wreaths, and poinsettias decorated the ballrooms and cafes in festive red and white accents.
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Lipscormb
Rutherford Lipescomb
Penchtres Street
Virginia Lipscomb
Hom
Dorothy Carr
Mattie Lamb
Edward Gamb
Norfolk
Windney
Punch
Maury Ann Lipscomb
Jennie Prunt
Miss Lipscomb
Miss Lipsomb
Capital City
Maddox
Gentry
Eetarae
R. Austin
W. S. Elkin
Robert Clark
John
Atlanta
Local society and church notes from Athens area
The column details multiple social events and updates. It notes First Methodist church activities from February 3 to 9 with a midweek open meeting and a yearly gathering. The Wesley Memorial hospital Woman’s auxiliary schedules its regular quarterly meeting for a Wednesday in January. Numerous social engagements include box parties for Harriet Beredditet, visiting Misses Brown and Louise Broyles, and various receptions, dinners, and dances hosted by Mrs Wiliam Speir, Judge William A. Little, Miss Louise Taot, Mrs J S Barbour Thompson, and others. Several residents are reported ill or recovering, with travel for holidays to Asheville, Orlando, and Tal-Tahasses, Florida. The item mentions guests at the executive mansion, updates on patients in hospitals, and a planned trip to Panama by several local families. A marriage announcement and home-going to 101 Highland Avenue are included among the society notes.
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Clark Howell, Jr
Harriet Beredditet
Athens
Nediet
Cora Brown
Executive Mansion
Louise Broyles
Wiliam Speir
William Thebank
William A. Little
Mikin-Uoksmith Sanitarium
Wright Named Bankruptcy Referee in Place of Costellow
Judge Newman appointed Wallace W. Wright of Hinkely as bankruptcy referee for the Stewart Webster trusteeship covering Randolph Terrell Clay and Early counties. Castellaw, former trading attorney in Cuthbert, had held the post and was replaced due to ineligibility under federal law.
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Newman
United States Districs Court
Wallace W. Wright
Hinkely
Stewart Webster
Truirman
Randolph
Terrell
Clay
Early
Castellaw
Cuthbert
New
Castellan
Louis Glavis Resigns From California Conservation Panel
San Francisco December 31 Louis Glavis, prominent in the Teapot Dome scandal era, resigns as secretary of the California Conservation Commission. He cites personal reasons and cannot continue amid the strain and neglect of public life.
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Louis Glavis
San Francisco
Louis Tk. Glavis
California Conservation Commisse
Wilson Holds Talks With Underwood On Extra Session
President elect Wilson concludes 1912 political activities with a long conference with House Democratic leader Oscar W. Underwood. They discussed tariff revision and plans for the extra session but offered no definite schedules or dates, stressing general consultation and unity within the party.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Oscar W. Underwood
House of Representatives
Cominis
Underwood
St Ig
Bryan
Receivers Named For Tennessee Central Railway
Knoxville December 31 receivers named for the Tennessee Central railway after a federal court petition. Judge Edward T Sanford heard the case and appointed Judge W K McAlister and H B Chamberlain as co receivers from Nashville. Mercantile Trust Co of St Louis and a majority of stockholders and bondholders filed the petition. The owners plan reorganization and refinancing. a general mortgage foreclosure and receiver appointment are steps in the process. The proceeding is described as friendly with owner consent and plans to be announced later.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Central Railway
Edward T. Sanford
Sanford
W. K. McAlister
H. B. Chamberlain
Nashville
Mercantile Trust Company
St. Louis
Tennessee Central
W. Fordyce, Jr
Tennessee Central Railroad
President-Elect to Hold Senate Leader Talks Next Week
The tariff will be thoroughly considered from top to bottom. The president-elect plans more conferences with senate leaders, including Senators Hoke and Smith of Georgia, O'Gorman of New York, and Gore of Oklahoma, likely among his visitors next week.
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Senate
Hoke ,Smith
Georgia
O'Gorman
New York
Gore
Oklahoma
Convicted Dynamite Conspirators Depart For Fort Leavenworth
Thirty three labor union officers and members were escorted aboard a special train to the federal prison at Leavenworth. Deputy marshals guarded platforms as windows were masked. Wives and relatives said farewell and prepared for the long journey home. The next major action is Judge Anderson ruling on writs and an appeal to halt incarceration.
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Lows
Federal Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth
St. Louis
United States
Indianapolis
Ind
Leavenworth
Eas
Albert B. Anderson
Seaman
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Til
Wrrte
United States District Court
J. B. McClory
Cleveland
Dan Shaw the Blind Tiger Makes a Getaway
Dan Shaw a noted blind tiger who recently began a thirty day stockade sentence is at liberty. A guard told him to roll a coal barrow in the smithshop yard and he vanished from view, triggering a citywide manhunt by police, detectives, and deputies as he faces possible additional sentences after completing his workhouse term.
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Dan Shaw
Atlante
Kling’ Sh
Shaw H
Official New Year’s Day bank and city offices closure notice
Public offices and banks will be closed on the New Year’s Day holiday in 1913. The post office will close at noon. Despite closures, commercial activity will begin the day with a morning rush.
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Atlanta
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