Engagement and Weddings Highlight Atlanta Social Notes
Marriage plans for Miss Frances Collins and Mr W C Conant unfold with a January 20 ceremony at the bride’s Spring Street home in Atlanta. The couple, with Chicago ties and local friends, invite about seventy five guests including family and close associates. Other notes mention Miss Mary Cooke Yowell and Mr David King Young’s quiet winter Florida wedding, and a series of social gatherings with euchre parties, hostess duties, and visiting guests throughout the city.
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New York
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Frances Col
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David King Young
Clearwater Harbor
Fla
John L Fiophina
Charles Gray
Young
Knoxville
Mr. Youngs
Whist Club Celebrates Its Anniversary in Atlanta
The Atlanta Whist Club entertained friends with a night of whist in the Atlanta Woman's Club rooms. Palm and rose decorations graced the venue as tables filled with players. Judge Howard Van Epps led a warm hospitality as the club marked a memorable milestone in Atlanta's whist history.
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Mrs Oton Recital At Atlanta Woman's Club Tonight
Mrs Otons Maramatic recital at the Atlanta Woman s Club features prominent city musicians aiding the performer for the benefit of the Daughters of Rebecca. Noted violinist Master David Love will perform a solo among other offerings by Mrs Meisel and Miss Blotterman.
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Woman's Club
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Americus society notes and engagement announced
Americus, Ga. January 6 Special reports engagement of Marie Lanier to George Huguly Lanier of Jackson Ga. The marriage will be at Calvary Episcopal church in early February with date to be announced. Miss Lamar is noted as a leading society figure drawing wide interest. Also listed are local social happenings and shop ads for blank books and office supplies at Jno. M. Miller Co.
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Americus
Gossip at the Capitol details Georgia convict hire costs
Georgia will receive 51392.83 for convict hire for the October to December quarter, with James W English Jr and Sr among the largest debtors. The Prison Commission statement lists payments to several firms and individuals, totaling 61392.83, while Attorney General Hart and others issue opinions on state reporting, sheriff reimbursements, and rewards for a fugitive arrest. The Capitol met to hear pardons, and the State Board of Education reviewed accounts, with insurance reporting requirements to Terrell’s administration and a Georgia building appeal for St Louis.
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Cordele
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Smithonia
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Albany
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Georgian Academy For the
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Ferguson row over Southern Railway land dispute today
The long running conflict between Stephen A. Ryan and the Southern Railway Company over a Fair Street land right of way escalated into a physical confrontation. Ryan, his associate Mrs Daisy E Ryan, and roadmaster J. G. Lemond exchanged threats and a shotgun display while police intervened. Both sides faced court dismissal of suits in Fulton Superior Court.
Rail case dismissals end dispute over property possession
In Fulton superior court Judge Lumpkin presided as the Southern Railway Company and Mrs. Ryan moved to dismiss their respective actions. Both sides announced dismissal, ending the litigation and restoring the prelitigation state regarding the property used by the railroad for its tracks. No further suits are pending over the title or occupancy of the parcel.
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Fair Street
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J. G. Lemond
Southern
Southern Road
Jemond
J. H. Lumpkin
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Broyles
Constitution
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway Company
Hradwell
Mr Ryan
Peters Street
Rebecca D Lowe
Southern Railroad
Lompkn
Attorneva, Rosser & Brandon
Blackburn
Southrin Railroad
Lumpkin
Southern Railway
Flt Torsey
Dorsey, Brewster & Howell
Georgia
Fulton
Daisy E Ryan
Fulton Superior Court
Southern Engraving Company
Corbett
McCoy
Wille Howell
St. Louis
Hoyt's herd sale offers tuberculosis tested milch cows in Atlanta
Families desiring pure milk can buy a tuberculosis tested cow at Hoyt's herd sale. The sale will be held at the two A Miller Sale Stables in Atlanta, Georgia, at 10 am on Thursday, January 7.
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Hoyt
Atlanta
Passing Throng Reflects on Women in Industry and Civic Life
A Atlanta observer notes a shift as a Southern railroad office hires women stenographers, predicting more women in travel, clerical, and engineering roles. An unrelated street vignette recalls bystander inaction at a Salvation Army pot and a local cat-boxing novelty at Southern Engraving, while mentions of executives and visitors at the Piedmont and Kimball hotels conclude the scene.
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Southern
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Goodnes
Chmec
Presbyterians to discuss moving university to Atlanta
Twenty one commissioners from seven synods Georgia Alabama Tennessee Mississippi South Carolina Louisiana and Florida will meet January 19 at Central Presbyterian Church to study relocating the Southwestern Presbyterian University and Columbia Theological Seminary to Atlanta and forming a combined college with equal classical and theological curricula. The week will cover organization hearings and evidence, with a possible public meeting before the delegation departs.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
South Carolina
Louisiana
Florida
Central Presbyterian Church
Great Presbyterian University
Atlant
W. G. Neville
McKay
W. 3. Stevenson
J W. Walden
Athena
Theron H. Rice
Avanta
Sam Inman
Atlanta
J T Anderson
JT. Yerger
Donald Mathewson
Chisholm
Heddieston
Flondo Calvin Wells
W. M Alexander
Eduant
Mack Ang
Pipes
W. WE Anderson
J. H Lacy
South
Panic at Georgia textile mill ends with fire escape rescue
A mill employing 500 to 600 girls at William T Smith & Son in Philadelphia faced a fire that started in the lower part of the building. Firefighters arrived promptly, saving the workers who rushed to fire escapes. The blaze caused about $25,000 in damage to the structure and stock. The incident disrupted operations but no injuries are reported.
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