Eubanks Bachman to Wed at Trinity Church
Society notices describe the marriage of Elizabeth Eubanks to James Rogan Bachman at Trinity church at 10 o clock with Miss Mary Eubanks as maid of honor and Byers Bachman as best man. The ceremony is officiated by Rev J Lynn Bachman. Luncheon for visitors follows at Mrs Mark J McCord’s West Peachtreet home.
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Eubanks-Bachman
Elizabeth Eubanks
James Rogan Bachman
Trinity Church
Mary Eubanks
Byers
Bachman
Willa
Werner M Jerruies
W P Smith
James Harris
James M Patton
Stern Carson
John Bachman
J Lynn Bachman
Sweetwater Town
The
Cream
Mr Charles
Shelton
Elegant entertainments mark Boland and Lipscomb social rounds
Dr and Mrs Boland hosted an elegant buffet at their Tumtpet Street home in honor of Miss Gree talinchy and Dr George Kent Ward with Christmas colors and fine attire. Mr and Mrs Lipscomb hosted a noted dance for the college set on Prichtree Street with guests from Mississippi and Norfolk, followed by a formal supper and festive decor. A romance surprise emerged as Claude Copeland and Pierre Mumford wed at the Methodist church with a private reception, the couples departing by tram for a westward trip.
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Boland
Frank Boland
Tumtpet Street
Greetalinchy
George Kent Ward
Wiss Calloway
Richmond
Miss Mary
Lipscomb
Jennie
Miss Lipscomb
Hou
Isenety
Mrs Grove
Nester
John Moore
Claude Copeland
Pierre Mumford
Wetcalf
Townston
Thomas Vie
Atlanta DAR board meeting set for Thursday at 10 am
The board of management of the Atlanta chapter Laughters of the American Revolution will meet Thursday at 10 am at the chapite house on Piedmont avenue. The notice also mentions the upcoming North Georgia convention of the Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church South to be held in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Laughters of the American Revolution
Chaptic
Piedmont Avenue
North Georgia
Methodist Episcopal
Curch
Wombsau Villary
Wesley Memorial Hoosmital
New York
New Orleans
Birmingham
U. S
Florida
Six Hundred Guests Welcome New Year at Capital City Club
Six hundred guests assembled at the Capital City club to ring in the new year with music, toasts, speeches, and dancing. The second floor banquet hall hosted a banquet with Gumbo, Turkey, Virginia Ham, and Champagne. Receivers included President Maddow and numerous club members, with elaborate decorations of palms, wreaths, and red and white flowers enhancing the festive scene.
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Capital City Club
Capital City
Maddow
Maddox
Gents
E. R. Austin
W S. Elkin
Robert Clark
John & Cohen
Edward Inman
Preston Arkwright
John Murphys
Brutus Clay
C I Ryan
Estranca
Palma
Penlnsettia
First Methodist church annual meeting schedule and attendees
The First Methodist church announces its annual meeting from February 3 to 8 with open sessions Wednesday evening through Sunday. The notice lists plans for a fine meeting, notes regular quarterly gatherings, and includes social and hospitality details surrounding attendees and guests.
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First Methodist Church
Visitation and Social Notes At Local Athens Homes
Mr Clark Howell Jr entertained at a box party Monday afternoon in compliment to Mrs Wiss Benedict of Athens who has been visiting Misa Cora Brown at the exclusive mansion is now the guest of Mrs Louise Broyles Mrs William Speir entertained at a box party Monday afternoon in compliment to Mrs William Phebault Judge Willem A Little ay critically oat the Pikhin Goldsmith entertainment pets George Brown son of Mr and Mrs George M Brown continues quite ill with pneumonia. Mrs CA Wood will not return until January 4. Mrs Helen Elaine has recovered from recent illness and is at home. Miss Tourer Dooth, grip improved. Mrs S Barbiur Thompsen at home in distant Dark. Mrs Clarence Knowles improving after trip from New York. William Riser Jr entertaining Friday. Miss Mary Will is in stand. Mr and Mrs Albert Thornton in Cherry Hill S and return after New Years. Dr and Mrs Bates Bleck return from Pantme. Mrs Walter Castor opening a few days with Mr and Mrs 17 Avert ene. Mis Walter Flonard and Miss Jane Newemenn depart today for Pay Lilbessee Lia for winter. Colonel RS Forks of Lukas Va visiting. Mr and Mrs Morrig at Washington street. Mrs Pligebeth Berstrom visiting. Mr and Mrs Morris around. Ilkin and Clark flowell and Mrs Albert Howell mentioned. Mr Ralph Bason to New York to exhibit motor- en. Mrs Latwan B Kock announces Isabel’s marriage.
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Clark Howell Jr
Wiss
Harriet Benedict
Athens
Misa Cora Brown
Vwaas
Louise Broyles
William Speir
William Phebault
Willem
Senttarium
George Brown
George M Brown
Vrs
Helen Flaine
Ness
Tourer Dooth
Grip
Barbiur Thompsen
Clarente Knowles
Ioan New Fork
William Riser Jr
Ilkin Vir
Clark Flowell
Albert Howell
Robinson
JoWooba
Wright Succeeds Castellow as Referee in Bankruptcy Case
Judge Mewman of the United States district court appointed Malt Woodward as referee, replacing Castellow who had held the role in the territory spanning Quitman Randolph and Toath counties for several years. Castellow, previously solicitor general of Cuthbert, was ineligible to hold both positions under federal law, prompting Newman to appoint a new referee.
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Mewman
United States District
Stewart
Randolph TetreHliv
Toath
T Castellow
Cuthbert
Newman
Castellow
Tril
Jude “Newman
Louis Glavis Resigns Over Lindbergh Pallinger Controversy
Louis Glavis, a key figure in the Lindbergh Pallinger controversy, resigns from the California conservation commission amid a letter of resignation that cites unspecified personal reasons and neglect. The notice notes Glavis’s long involvement with the commission during its five years.
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Louis Glavis
Louis
Glavis
Lindhot Pallinger
Tedi
California Conservation Commission
Wilson Confers With Underwood in New Year Talks
President-elect Wilson completed year end conferences with Democratic leader Oscar W Underwood in Trenton. They discussed tariff revision and the coming extra session but gave no firm schedules or decisions. Both described the talks as satisfactory and focused on expected issues rather than cabinet positions.
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Trenton
Wilson
Oscar W Underwood
House of Representatives
Underwood
Bryans
Bryan Lissould
Receivers Named for Tennessee Central Railroad
In Knoxville on December 31 a federal court petition for a receiver was heard before Judge Edward T Sanford. Judge W K McAlister and H B Chamberlain of Nashville were appointed co receivers to facilitate reorganization and refinancing plans filed by Mercantile Trust of St Louis and a majority of stock and bondholders. The owners consented and expect to reveal definite plans after the foreclosure and reorganization steps.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Central Railway
Edward T Sanford
Sanford
W. K McAlister
H. B Chamberlain
Nashville
Mercantile Trust Company of
St Louis
Tennessee Central
S W Fordyce, Jr
St. Louis
Tennessee Central Railroad
Ams
President-Elect to Hold Broad Conference Schedule Next Week
The president-elect will begin conferences with Senate leaders including Senators Hoke, Smith of Georgia, Gorman of New York and Gore of Oklahoma as part of a broad review process. Next week he will likely receive these visitors in a series of discussions on tariffs and policy.
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Senate
Hoke
Smith
Georgia
Gorman
New York
Gore
Oklahoma
Dynamite conspiracy cases move to Leavenworth rail
The train bearing thirty three convicted dynamite conspirators left Indianapolis for Leavenworth as gate guards blocked the route. Wives prepared to depart the city after farewells while union leaders pledged aid for families. Federal motions and appeals loom with Judge Anderson and Judge Seaman due Thursday.
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St Louis
Federal Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth
Loula
United States
Indianapolis
Ind
Leavenworth
Kas
Albert B Anderson
Seaman
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
United States District Court
J & MecClors
Cleveland
Dan Shaw the Blind Tiger Makes Getaway
Dan Shaw known as the blind tiger escapes while on a 30 day stockade sentence. A Smithshop guard sent him to roll coal, he vanished across the yard and was unseen by the guard. Police and detectives hunt him as other pending sentences loom.
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Dan Shaw
Tiger King
Liberty
Headana
Shawn
Official New Year business taboos and city offices closed
A 1913 notice states no official business will be transacted on New Year’s Day. city and public offices will be closed though Atlanta post offices will close at noon. Commercial activity expects a rush before the holiday.
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Atlanta
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FF Gs
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International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
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San Francisco
Blind Tiger
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R. W. Byers
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