Mrs. Gentry Hosts Elegant West Bind Card Party
The home of Mrs. 2 C Gentry in West Bind hosted a refined six handed euchre party honoring Miss Wille Gentry whose upcoming wedding will be a major event next week. Guests wore pink decor featured roses and silk accents while prize displays and name envelopes added charm. The evening closed with a light luncheon and notices list many attendees, including Miss Pauline Wagener and Mr. Townsend, with plans for a subsequent wedding in Thomasville and travel to Washington and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Gentry
Robert ‘Weat
Lou T. Hook
Miss Gentry
Nina Gentry
Hattie West
Willie Helmer
Hook Sprathing
Guy Spratling
Frits Wagener
Carl Giles
Lee Duncan
Fred Stone
Edward Bacon
J. L. Dickson
Victor Smith
C. F. Wilkerson
Herbert Gentry
Percy Gentry
Ormond Smith
Heatly Moore and Ida Niles Moore Wed in Intimate Home Ceremony
Miss Ida Niles Moore and Mr. William Healey were married Thursday evening at 7 at the bride’s Fall Street home. Dr. C. P. Bridewell officiated in a flower-decked drawing room with a brief procession led by Annie Moore Davis the flower girl. The couple left for a Florida and Cuba tour at 9 and plan to reside on Ivy Street with the groom’s mother upon return, amid many elegant gifts from local and distant friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Niles Moore
William Healey
Fall Street
C. P. Bridewell
First Presbyterian Church
Beautiful Luncheon Honors Mrs Knowles West Guests
Beautiful luncheon yesterday at the home on Peach Tree honored Mrs. Clarence Knowles of Blew York and Miss West of Macon. The mahogany table held Venetian lace and a silver loving cup filled with pink roses. Mrs. Cooper’s guests included Mrs. Knowles, Miss West, Mrs. Flem ing duBignon, Mrs. Frank Hawkins, Mrs. Clark Howell, Mrs. W. H. Parsons, Mrs. Barbour Thompson, Miss Hunt, Mrs. C Kinloch Nelson, Mrs. William Greene Raoul and Mrs. Harry Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachtree
Clarence Knowles
Blew
York
Stubbs McWilliams Wedding at East Atlanta
The marriage of Miss Ruoy Stubbs and Mr Walter McWilliams was solemnized Thursday at 7 30 PM at Rev R W Rogers home. The groom is a rising East Atlanta businessman and friends extend best wishes. Ethel Flowers and Elijah Lee Ni wedding at Blakely Methodist Church featured green and white decor with tropical plants and Mendelssohn and Lohengrin music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McWilliams
R. W. Rogers
Atlanta
McWfllams
Ruoy Stubbs
Blakely
Blakely Methodist Church
Ethel Flowers
Elijah Lee
W. H. Budd
Mendelssohn
Lttle
Ellen Cook
Ella Powell
Julia
Winifred Brooks
Lohengrin
Am Select
Grand
Nell Michael of Monroe to represent Normal school at June university commencement
Miss Nell Michael of Monroe earns the honor to represent the State Normal school at the University of Georgia commencement in June. The selection marks the third successive Georgia rostrum appearance by a Normal school entrant, following Milas Lollie M. Smith in 1902 and Tsahbella Jordan last year, with Michael praised for her talent, modesty, and family standing in Walton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Nell Michael
State Normal School
Milas Lollie M. Smith
Greene County
Miss Michael
Monros
Walton County
Neill C. Michael
University of Georgia
Va dramatic reader heads south for Alabama tour
Va the talented dramatic reader leaves this morning for a month long visit in southern Alabama then plans a spring tour through Mississippi Louisiana and Texas. The Misses Tailey host next Tuesday to honor Katherine Montgomery of Jackson Miss. The dinner at Capital City Club in compliment to Miss Wille Gentry will be a beautiful affair. Perry Deleon has left Atlanta for Mobile and Pensacola. Little Margaret Thomas sick with pneumonia at grandparents home. Burnett's Vanilla Extract praised for purity and flavor. Monday only, free tailor skirting with regular price tailoring in first class style. Spring fabrics on display Friday Saturday Monday with samples mailed on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Tailey
Tuesay
Katherine Montgomery
Jackson
Arthur Montgomery
M. ©. Jackson
Capital City
Wille Gentry
Perry D. Deleon
Atlanta
Mobile
Pensacola
Margaret Thomas
George Ramenpeck
Decatur
Southeastern Accounting Conference Adjourns After Historic Session
Railroad accountants closed the Southeastern Accounting Conference session yesterday after the busiest meeting in the organization’s history. Topics included joint agent account shortages, cash division basis, prompt payment for materials, payroll via check system, and fraud safeguards. The next meeting is set for Old Point Comfort in early May, with Atlanta praised as the most interesting and profitable convention city for the group. The membership now includes nearly all railroad accounting officers in the Southeast, with more expected to join soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Accounting Conference
Old Point Comfort
Atlanta
Rairoads
February Delineator Highlights Fashion and Serial Tales
The February Delineator offers over sixty winter modes, a mystical tale The Giver Boat by Albert Bigelow Paine, a strong Pacific romance The Wooing of Tia, and a middle age romance The Evolution of a Club Woman by Agnes Surbridge. It features an illustrated Calve profile, a piece on cultivating ideals, Roxane by Frances Roberts, a complexion care article by Grace Peckham Murray, and various children's and women’s topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnea Surbridge
Calve
Percy Mitchell
Lille Hamilton French
Roxane
Frances Roberts
Grace Peckham Murray
Gen Wood Wrote to Baker In Runelencident Letter
Washington January 8 The senate military affairs committee has received from Ray Stannard Baker a copy of General Wood s letter to Baker written before Baker testified in the Wood investigation The letter references Runelenci dent and implies Baker refreshes his memory on certain points The letter was ordered printed by an addenda to the committee proceedings Minority members seek to argue the letter aimed to prejudice the witness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Thas
Ray Stannard Baker
Gen. Wood
Wood
Doing Away With Danger In Atlanta Theaters
A council committee examined Atlanta theaters, reporting better than expected safety conditions. The Grand Bijou and other venues may receive minor improvements, asbestos curtains will be tested, exits mapped on programs, and public talks planned to educate patrons on fire procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Peters
R. M. Clayton
Council
Joyner
Henry DeGive
Julius DeGive
John W. Dunn
Bijou
Bulow
Moonshine Men Pardoned by Governor Aycock in North Carolina
Four men Frank Warren John Richmond Delos Milton and David Beaman were convicted in Yancey county for defiling whisky under Watts liquor rules and sentenced to hard labor. Governor Aycock pardoned them on petitions from citizens and the judge’s recommendation, noting they were day laborers likely unaware of violating the law. The distillery owner escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aycock
Raleigh
N. C
Frank Warren
John Richmond
Delos Milton
David Beaman
Yancey County
Randolph County
Yancey
Anti-Saloon League
Connasauga Steamer Sunk on Coosa River
News from Rome Georgia reports the steamer Connasauga of the Georgia and Alabama Steamboat Company sank after striking a log on the Coosa River sixty miles below Rome. Most cargo saved by barges as authorities assess the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia and Alabama Line
Coosa
Rome
Connasauga
Georgia and Alabama Steamboat Company
Modern winter suits for young men with smart cuts
More wear comes on the inside than the outside. Suits for young men with the right stuff inside as well as outside. Every new up to date idea in the cut and swing of clothing is emphasized in our winter suits.
White youths bound over on burglary charges at tower
Three white youths Wade W O Callaghan Perry Lofton and Tom Huggins were bound over to the superior court by Recorder Nash Broyles for burglaries at Dr W W Allen 91 Whitehall Street and Boulevard public school Saturday night They confessed and are held without bond while six other boys faced charges for stealing coal from Georgia railroad yards Some were fined ten dollars and seventy five cents others three dollars and seventy five cents with possible transfer to county reformatory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade W. O'Callaghan
Perry Lofton
Tom Huggins
Superior Court
Nash Broyles
O'Callaghan
Lofton
W. W. Allen
Whitehall Street
Huggins
Boulevard Public School
Recorder
County Reformatory
Georgia
John Nash
Dixie Hood
Welborn Dodd
John Heflin
Charles Lisle
Charles Hensen
Nash
Hood
It Ia
Hoya
Electric Bitters Proven To Restore Ailments
A Burlington Iowa locomotive fireman C W Bellamy wrote of severe pain ache and weakness yet after taking Electric Bitters felt as well as ever. He credits the tonic with restoring strength and vigor. Strong claims include guaranteed satisfaction by druggists at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W.bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
Passenger Train Derailed Near Boulevard Crossing
A Georgia Tailroad passenger train No 27 derailed Thursday night in city yards near the Boulevard crossing after striking a split switch. The engine baggage mail and smoking cars left the rails but no crew or passengers were injured. The train reportedly traveled some distance before stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Road
Boulevard Crossing
Georgia Tailroad
Trail and Finding His Sweetheart card game prices
Ad for games including Trail Chase Dogon Nam ers Word Building Red Heads and Finding His Sweetheart sold by The Columbian Book Co Atlanta Georgia at Whitehall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Dogon
Red Heads
Price Streighedge Zhac
the Columbian Book CO
Atlanta, Ga
Whitehall St
Osler Denies $10,000 Fee for 20 Minute Consult
Baltimore on January 8 William Osler denies reports that he charged ten thousand dollars for a twenty minute consultation with Captain Frederick Pabst of Milwaukee. He states he charged an ordinary fee for his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osler
Baltimore
William Osler
Frederick Pabst
Milwaukee
Bank Cashier Confesses Bank Loot in Highland Kansas
The Bank of Highland Kansas suffered an aggregate loss exceeding $160,000 due to cashier J E Marcell. Deposits amounting to $67,000 were from Doniphan county farmers, with less than $2,000 in the bank when seized by the state bank examiner. Notes totaling $57,000 are partly valueless, and a new $60,000 note surfaced with Pioneer Trust in Kansas City. Marcell is jailed in Troy under guard. Separately in Chicago, Sir Thomas Lipton dissolved another bond link to Chicago as board of trade shares were sold for $3,000 and his packing plant was disposed of earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Institution
St. Joseph
Bank of Highland
Kans
J E. Marcelle
Doniphan County
State Bank Examiner
S. C. Crummer
Pioneer Trust Company of
Kansas City
Marcell
Highland
Troy
Tipton
Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton
Board of Trade
Gainsboro Telephone expands after purchasing line assets
The Gainsboro Telephone Company of Carrollton Georgia bought the Commercial Telephone Company of Atlanta and integrated its lines. The combined system now totals about 400 miles of lines with sixty exchanges, serving from Carrollton toward Jackson and Senola areas. Plans include a Carrollton to Newnan link and a new exchange at Senora as the business, once valued around 4000 dollars, grows toward an estimated 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainsboro Telephone Company
Carrollton
Commercial Telephone Company
Atlanta
Commercial Company
Jackson
Butta County
Stockbridge
McDonough
Henry County
Otha
Senola
Jonesboro
Fayetteville
Gainsboro Company
Ciry
Hmnes
Newnan
Sharpsburg
Senora
Georgia
Subway for Forest City Coastline Subway Plan
A conference in Savannah with representatives from the city of Sevennah the Atlantic Coast Line and the Savannah Electric Company led to an agreement to build a subway under the Atlantic Coast Line tracks at Gwinnett street. The project, costing about 45000, will be equally funded by the three parties, with plans adopted and the contract soon to be let.
Conductor Admits Orders Led to Rock Island Wreck
In Topeka on January 8, conductor Nagle testified that he andEngineer Benjamin were ordered to wait for a freight train they believed would pass. The westbound Rock Island express wrecked near Willard after the passenger train failed to stop, with both trains misaligned and a stock train on the sidetrack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Nuary
Nagle
Rock Island
Willard
Benjamin
Valencia
Gold Beads Fashion Piece Impresses with Low Cost
A columnist extols gold beads as the finest summer jewelry. The piece highlights beads worn with cloth gowns and low necked dresses, noting their beauty and economy. The note calls a strand of gold beads the best value for enhancing summer attire.
Bank Officials Arrested in Doylestown Bank Scandal
Philadelphia reports Henry Lear and George P. Brock, president and cashier of the Doylestown National Bank, were arrested on an affidavit by Bank Examiner Edward P. Moxey. The affidavit charges both men with misappropriating about $60,000 each during the bank's suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Henry Lear
George P. Brock
Doylestown, Pa
National Bank
Edward P. Moxey
Lear
Brock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Powe
Ala
Townsand
Quitman
Flowere
George Neel
Thomasville
Little Rose Evans
Miss Sadie Flowers
Clyde Neel
John J. Flowers
Montgomery
James Flowers
Dothan
W. H. Flowers
Jakin, Ga
Townsend
Messrs
George and
Meta Neel
M. W.W. Carmichael
J. Hampton Flowers
Neel ‘Eg
Neel
Meta
Washington, D. C
New York
James E. Hickey
Mary Kingsberry
Joe
Sarah
Emma Lawrence
Florida
Ret Dargan
Doughty
Augusta
Roberta Anderson
Memphia
Tenn
Frances Carter
Miss Tower
Bonnie Clark
Northside Golf and Bowling Club
Louise Black
Caroline Perdue
Cartersville, Ga
Clarence May
W. T. Spalding
Madeline Bonney
T. C. Ladson
Leone Ladson
The
Aragon
Mabel Lovelace
T. A. Lovelace
Eastman
Stuart Roberts
Oxford
William Howard
East Linden Avenue
Forrest Adair
Daisy Williams
D. Lea Mayck
Stanley, Va
Messrs. M. M. and
C. A. Mauck
Hessle Miller Oton
Richmond
Heatly Moore
Bell
Donnelly
Peachtree St
John M. Michael
Walton
Maria Michael
Baptist Orphans' Home
Hapeville
Milas Michael
Burnett
R. C. Jester Company
Baker
Runele
Mozley
Jno. M. Miller Co
Marietta St
Standard
Jno
Mitler Co
Biarietta
Ellen Glasgoow
Voice of
Dousleday, Page & CO
Country Lite Publishers
Union Square
Oeeo Eiseman & Weil
BANK
Tates
Life Is
Live
Pebliaking Ga
New York City
E. C. Griffin
Gate City
Austell
Oil Street
Brown & Allen
Gainesboro Telephone Company
Forest City
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Haynes & Mellichamp, Jeweers and Importers
Atlanta Lumber Exchange
Empire Building
Interior Sawmilla
Charles W. Crankshaw
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