Mary Burt Howard and Frank Meador to Wed at Evans Home
The wedding of Miss Mary Burt Howard and Mr. Frank Meador will take place at General and Mrs. Clement A. Evans’s residence on the evening of January 10. T. H. Austin serves as best man, with bridesmaids in pink and white, and the couple’s family and guests will witness a home ceremony filled with quiet elegance.
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Mary Burt Howard
Frank Meador
Clement A. Evans
Evang
T. H. Austin
McGill
Misses Ducy
Laura Lee Evans
Louise Todd
Rosalie Howell
Lulu Kingsbery
Maybel Meador
Nannie Nicolson
Mosers
Harvey Hill
Jack Adair
Joseph Garner
Thomas Lumpkin
James Meador
Harry Young
Jace
Quiet wedding at Mrs Fleming Cartwright Gerding home
Yesterday at noon a quiet wedding united Elias Margaret Gerding and Robert Kelso at the Gerding residence in Ridgewood. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Florida then California and New York, where they will reside after April 1. James Owsley and Delos Hill contributed music and read from a composite novel at the Saturday Night Club. Several society notices follow, including weddings of Miss Mary Alice Thomas in Memphis and Miss Carrie Meyers Houser in Perry, with guests from nearby towns.
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St. Cecelia
S. N. Dykeman
Grand Musiq
Aletha Collins
Rose Lovett
Magill
Alice Stephens
Misa Leila ‘McCall
Miss Stephens
Misa Collins
Fleming Cartwright Gerding
Iidgewood
Elias Margaret
Robert Kelso
New York
W. A. Fuller, Jr
Society Notes from Atlanta and Nearby Towns
A stream of social events follows Miss Vensble at Stone Mountain while Mrs. Nicolsonshire hosts a reception. Judge Di Pardee departs for New Orleans. Atlanta hosts dinners for Friends with Maud Jones Owen and others in attendance. Mrs. Lewis Jones entertains at a notable gathering, and Miss Louise Hurst returns from Claxton and Savannah. Many ladies receive attention in Macon and Richmond circles. Mrs. G G Roy hosts guests including Miss Johnston and Miss Kellam. Captain Robert Dohme is ill at home on Els Street.
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Lewis Jones
Jonesboro
Atlanta
Miss Maud Jones
Catia Owen
Mise Willie May Jones
Messrs. Trammell
Charles Jones
L. T. Drake
Louise Hurst
Claxton
Savannah
Robert Dohme
Els Street
French Opera Troupe to Present Faust and Julve in Atlanta
Grand Opera plans in Atlanta include two evening performances of Faust and Julve cast by Bron sieur F. Charley. Wednesday matinee selections pending. next Sunday likely announcement. Season subscriptions sell briskly with limited seats to curb speculation. regular sales start next week. Charley brings the French ballet with Emma de Censoll and Mie. Barriaux plus sixteen ballet corps.
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Bronsieur F. Charley
Faust
Corps du Ballet
Atlanta
Atlantt Concert Association
Atlanta Sympotny Club
Monsieur F. Charley
Danseuse Noble
Mule
Emma de Censoll
Mie. Barriaux
Dames du Corps de Ballet
Georgia Tech Opens Admissions Dates and Courses
January and February 12 mark entrance openings for general and special textile courses at the Georgia School of Technology. Applications will be announced by January. No new sub apprentice students until October. Dormitory intake restricted during vacation. Admission requirements will be mailed to applicants. Correspondence requested to Lyman Jat, President, Atlanta, Ga.
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Lyman
Pres
Atlanta
Railroad Men in Session on Freight Classification Meeting
The southern classification committee met in the Southeastern Freight Association rooms, Equitable building, with chair McGovern calling to order at 10 am and an afternoon session at 2:30. They discussed hundreds of freight classification subjects, with no action details released, and plan to finish their work this afternoon. Represented roads include Alabama Great Southern, Atlanta and West Point, Georgia Southern and Florida, Seaboard Air Line, Norfolk and Western, New Orleans and North Eastern, and others. Listed attendees include L. Sevier, W. A. Stokes, J. E. W. Fields, A. F. Whiting, H. M. Emerson, and several more.
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Southeastern Freight Association
Equitable
McGovern
Washington
Alabama Great Southern
Albany and Northern
Atlanta
Knooxville and Northern
West Point and Western Railroad
Atlanta Coast Line
Atlantic
Valdosta and Western
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Chesapeake and Richmond Steamboat Company
Baltimore Steam Packet
Central of Georgia
Charleston
Western Carolina
Chattanooga
Home and Southern
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Clyde Steamship Company
Columbia
Newberry and Laurens
Haat
West
Florida
Ocean Steamship Company
Old Diminion Steamship Company
Plant System
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Potomac
Seaboard Air Line
South Carolina
Georgia
Southern Ailway
Sparks, Moultrie and Gulf
Tifton
Northeastern
Wrightsville
Tennille
Yazoo
Mississippi
L. Sevier
W. A. Stokes
J. E. W. Fields
A. F. Whiting
H. M. Emerson
W. H. Pleasants
C. H R. Capps
W. A. Winburn
C. B. Wilburn
J. M. Cutler
J. D. Riddle
Halden Miller
F. Smith
J. D. Grant
O. Howard Royer
E. B. Post
W. ¢. Dennis
A. E.niel
E. K. Bryan, Jr
Crowded Atlanta Schools Prompt Board Appeal for Funds
In Atlanta, about 700 applicants for public school admission were refused due to lack of room, with primary grades fully booked. Superintendent Slaton and the board seek increased appropriations to build new schoolhouses or a special city council grant to avert worsening overcrowding as tickets for admission continue to be issued daily.
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Atlanta
Slaton
Board of Elucation
Council
Board of Education
Major Slaton
Local court actions and civic notes in Atlanta
Attorney E P Wood reported $487.78 total receipts and $908.84 disbursements under a receivership. Judge Lumpkin ordered dividends and payments to several receivers. A Fulton grand jury held a short session with more to come. Dr Wilbur P Thirkield leaves Gammon Theological Seminary duties for Epworth League work in Chicago. A Seventh Baptist Church card thanks council members for an arc lamp at Bellwood crossing. Jerry Lynch remains ill at home. Frank Richardson stabbed on Whitehall Street.
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E. P. Wood
Constantine
Charalambedia
Mtorney
Wilbur P. Thirkield
Chicago
Gemmon Theological Seminary
Bis
Gammon Theological Seminary
Epworth League
Washington Street
Thirkield
Avanta
Atlanta
Seventh Baptist Church
McCullough
Adams
Fifth Ward
General Council
Bellwood Avenue
Ufe
State profits from convict hire under new lease system
The prison commission shows convict leasing netted the state 350 128.89 for the December quarter, with increases due to tail commitments and delayed releases. Major lessee debts include James W English Jr and others, while observers say delaying the system could have yielded at least 50 percent more for the state.
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Prison Commission
Treaury
Owen
James W. English, Jr
Agama G
Asaxterd& Co
Vaurmen‘turner
Prsson Commission
J. S. Cornest
Prison Commission of
May select stone today for courthouse annex
The Building Committee of the County Board, chaired by Forrest Adair, will meet at 9 AM to decide the stone for the courthouse annex replacing the oolitic riunestone. Contractor A V Gude and partner Walker may finalize granite as the chosen material and a contract could be drawn immediately after his report.
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County Board
Cairman Forrest Adair
Board of County Commissioners
A. V. Gude
Walker
Gude
Various Local Arrests and Odd Incidents Reported
Patrolman Dobbins arrested Ed Seals on a desertion charge after fort notices prompted the arrest. A nameless Tom Tom, suspected for street tax nonpayment, is linked to a possibly shortened Thomas Thomas name. Harry Thomas, a negro, faced a disorderly conduct charge with a fighting game rooster. the rooster fought officers at the barracks. A separate case against Joe Jackson for attempting to walk off with turkeys was dismissed in police court. Carlton & Brith, commission merchants, were fined $1.
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Dobbins
Ed Seals
United States Army
Heals
Seals
Fort McPherson
Tom Tom
Thomas Thomas
Harry Thomas
Georgia
Joe
Jackson
Wan
Carlton & Brith
Commission Merchante
Direct Quick somite to THE 1 To Belma Fensact Columbus
A fragmentary note mentions a direct quick somite to Belma and Columbus with unclear context. No clear event, date, or parties are readable. Further text is needed to provide a coherent summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belma
Columbus
Watch Sunday's Edition for Official Announcement of Georgia Cracker Tobacco Prize Contest
Announcement in Sunday's edition promises official details on the Georgia Cracker Tobacco prize contest. The notice emphasizes forthcoming information and instructions for participation, targeting readers with interest in the upcoming event.
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Georgia
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