Passing of Bridesmaids and Wedding Fashion Edict
A column notes trends banishing bride’s maids from large wedding pages as fashion narrows bridal parties to a maid of honor, best man, and ushers. It mentions London New York Chicago styles, altered wedding music, and an 8:30 am Richmond nuptial breakfast trend echoing the shift toward intimate ceremonies. It also reports Mrs. Kiser’s card party and follow-up society entertainments with multiple social details.
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London
New York
Chicago
Ashion
Richmond
Society Notes From Seyoc Masters Club Luncheon
A report of social events includes Misses Romaire hosting luncheon for Miss L Graham Crozier, and numerous Atlanta-area engagements. Travels, illness recoveries, and upcoming visits are noted for local residents including Mr Mays Gall, Mrs Witmer Moore, and Mrs Dan Speer.
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Seyoc! Masters’ Club
Romaire
L. Graham Crozier
Lowe
Ronguey
Springs
Theorieda
Mays Gall
Arizona
Witmer Moore
Ers. Tench Cox
Eldwarg A ‘Peters
Macon
Mmys. Pinar, Jones
Frank Elis
North Carolina
Virginia Arnold
Gir
Dire W. J. Speer
Silvey
Dan Speer
Peachtree Street
MOORE & SON Eyewear Leaders at 43 North Broad
MO. L. MOORE & SON scientific opticians lead in fine eyeglasses and oralists' prescription work succeeding Kellam & Moore at 43 North Broad Street in the Prudential building.
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MO. L. Moore & Son
Kellam & Moore
North Broad Street
Prudential Building
Insurance notes show top fire insurers in city for 1909
Premiums from sixteen agencies total 453 151 dollars with Pattillo leading at 350 580 after 20 000 returned as Southern Mutual dividends. Several agencies expand statewide and new appointments include Washington Site in Savannah and Pruential in Cobb DeKalb Newton Rockdale Morgan Gwinnett counties. Knights of Damon reinsured in American Guild of Richmond.
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PattiMo
Riley
Ansley, Lipscomb
Jarome
Manly
Jackson
Brown
Alfriend
Weldo
McCandless
Dickey
Cole
Whitmer
Atlanta
Germania
Pattillo
Ita
James ©. Wynn
The
Prudential
L. Sessions
Marietta
Cobb, DeKalb
Newton
Rockdale
Morgan and Gwinnett Counties
Knights of Damon
Macon
American Guild
Richmond
Burglar Makes Big Haul From Phillips Servant Home
A burglar entered the rear of Benjamin Phillips at 224 Washington street last night and stole five silk dresses and an automobile cloak valued at $75 or more from Celia Coachman, the servant. Officers Dobbs and Tibbs investigated but the thief escaped. entry was by window. A second break in on Decatur street at E. P. Ovka’s grocery yielded flats and tobacco. Patrolmen Wilson and Kerlin pursue leads but no suspects yet.
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Laxishaen Ag
B. G. Phillips
Benjamin
Phillips
Washington Street
Celia Coachman
Dobbs
Tibbs
Bureglars
E. P. Ovka
Decatur Street
J. B. Wilson
Kerlin
Monument Built by Postum Coffee Advocate
A man from Ayers, Illinois describes his recovery after leaving coffee for Postum Food Coffee. He cites relief from auspepsia, constipation, headaches, and indigestion, noting improved appetite, digestion, sleep, weight gain, and strength after adopting Postum.
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Postum
J. G .Casey
Ayers
Hls
Closing Services Today Dr W W Landrum Speaks
Closing week of prayer featured Dr W W Landrum at First Methodist with Rev L G Broughton leading and a focus on family, school, church, and state. The final service is set for 3 40 p m at the Y M C A hall with Dr Broughton speaking.
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First Methodist Church
C. P. Byrd
W. W. Landrum
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Broughton
Moore and Son offer gold rimmed eyeglasses at 42 North Broad
MOORE & SON advertise gold rimmed eye glasses described as a late hit. Customers urged to call John L. Moore & Son to have a pair carefully fitted to facial measurements for comfortable nose rest, located at 42 North Broad Street in the Prudential building, successors to Kellam & Moore.
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MO. L. Moore & Son
John L. Moore Son
Broadtreet
Prudential Building
Kellam & Moore
Destitute Cookate Family Seeks Aid After Hardship
A mother and father with two children, ages 7 and 5, at 29 Fort Street are in a helpless condition with no food or adequate clothing. The father is bed bound, the mother overwhelmed, and the children lack shoes. Neighbors provided supper, but no meals or dry goods for today remain. Contributions can be sent to the home or the frontier charity office for relief.
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Thompson
T. Dobbs
Walliam Cookate
Fort Street
Fer Witkin
Envinton Ga
Bessemer
taEiar
Gall
John P. Chatflald
Kwintog
Mina
Frepman
Cash prizes for purchases and ad submissions
A $10 prize will go to the customer making the largest single cash purchase during the stated period. An additional prize of value to the person submitting the most Constitution and Journal ads between January 10 and February 10 will be awarded. Please present duplicate dated cash checks with purchases.
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Constitution and Journal
The Avenger at Miller’s theater to open week
The theater presents four act comedy drama The Avenger on Monday with plans to showcase special scenery and effects. Following performances will feature M Liss For Family Honor Queena A True Kentuckian and others with specialties by Harry King Jon Deming Grace Rentfrow and Helene Rlecka. Salect seats available at Miller’s this morning and a large opening house is anticipated.
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M'Liss
Queena
Harry King
Jon Deming
Grace Rentfrow
Helene Rlecka
Miller's
Cotton Goods Men Worry Over Chinese Exclusion Agitation
Cotton goods manufacturers in New York express concern over renewed efforts to exclude Chinese workers despite the China treaty not expiring until 1904. They warn agitation threatens business prospects with China and plan coordinated letters to Washington to oppose the exclusion and urge fair treatment.
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New York
China
Washington
Innes Wizard of the Grand Band Rouses Local Crowd
The Grand previews a two concert engagement by Innes and his band famed for playing music as written with a dramatic anvil chorus effect. Also on the bill Charles Dalton in The Sign of the Cross and Alf Wilson in The Watch on the Rhine headline a busy theater week.
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Wizard Innes
Innes
Grand
Charles Dalton
Wilson
The Old Cotton Gin Poem Tribute by John Trotwood Moore
A reflective poem in tribute to the old cotton gin, depicting its rise and fall, the labor its workers produced, and the transition to a new era. The piece blends rural memory with national imagery, honoring the ginner as a potent symbol and calling for remembrance of the old era.
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Qld
Ana
Andaor
Optical firm est 1876 in South, Whitehall address
A K Hawacoy the optician advertises as the manufacturer of finest spectacles with the same firm name for over thirty years. The entry notes the shop is at 14 Whitehall Street near the viaduct and emphasizes being a leading optical establishment in the south.
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A. K. Hawaacoy
Oyee Ges
Whitehall Street
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