Mrs Lucien Cocke honored at afternoon social in Atlanta
Roberts Alston hosts an afternoon social for Mrs Lucien Cocke of Roanoke Virginia at her Peachtree home Friday at 3 pm followed by lunch. Guests include Mrs Albert Howell Jr and Mrs Harry Atkinson among many friends in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Cocke
Robert C. Alston
St Whiet
Peachtree
Roanoke
Atlanta
Cocke
Harry Atkinson
Albert Thornton
Albert Howell, Jr
Reed King Marriage in Greenesboro Methodist Church
Miss Mary Belle King wed Felix Reed in Greenesboro Georgia at 8 oclock in the Methodist church with Rev B A Gray officiating. Miss Alice King sister of the bride acted as maid of honor and Miss Mary Weaver as bridesman. Ushers included J B Park W M Weaver R P Wheeler and C E Monford before a large crowd of friends. The bride is daughter of Major C M King manager of the Southern Cotton Oil Company. The groom is a popular local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Monford
Major C. M. King
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Sahm Metzgar engagement in Atlanta announced
Miss Edna Sahm of Columbus Ohio to Mr Nathan Metzgar of Norfolk marked for a June wedding. Miss Sahm, well known in Atlanta through her grandparents Mr and Mrs David Mayer, is daughter of Dr and Mrs Bahm. Mr Metzgar is a prosperous Norfolk citizen. A separate note recalls a wedding of Miss Frances Collins to Mr W C Conant at the bride’s mother’s Spring Street home with Rev Dr J E Gunn officiating and bridal party led by Miss Winnie Collins and Miss Virginia A. BEAUTIFUL wedding yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Edna Sahm
Columbus
Ohio
Nathan Metzgar
Norfolk
Misse Bahm
David Mayer
Mr. Mayer
Miss Sahm
Bahm
Frances Collins
W. C. Conant
Spring Street
J. E. Gunn
William Collins
New York
Winnie Collins
Virginia
Elizabeth Mae Rogers
Cincinnati
Frank Hardeman
Athens
City
C. W. Gould
Philadelphia
Majestic
Wedding of Mr and Mrs Conant at Ponce de Leon Avenue
The ceremony named Mrs Clifford C Anderson Jr as matron of honor with bridesmaids in white crepe de chine and green veiling. The bride wore crepe de chine with lace and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. About seventy five guests attended the reception before the couple left for their wedding trip and planned to reside at 32 Ponce de Leon avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lewis
Sarton Stone McCash
Jackson Street
3. B. Moore
First Christian Church
McCash
Florida
Emma Lewis
Hill Hubbard
Clifford C. Anderson, Jr
Conant
Collins
Anderson
Mrs. Conant
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Tea at Miss Isabelle Thomas Entreats Miss Halsey Guest
A social afternoon hosted by Miss Isabelle Thomas at her Spring street home honored Miss Halsey of Orange Courthouse Virginia with over three hundred invitations. Palms ferns and pink carnations filled the house while an orchestra offered a delightful program. Guests wore pink muil gowns and black lace with red rose accents. Organizers included Ada Alexander Julia Porter and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Halsey
Isabelle Thomas
Spring Street
Orange Courthouse
Miss Thomas
Thomas
Ada Alexander
Julia Porter
Turk
Washington, D. C
Bob Venable
Myrtle Tye
Tebault
New Orlean
Netta Russell
Mary D. Woodward
Ronnie Clark
Barbara Adair
WEDDINGS IN TENNILLE AND QUITMAN
The Tennille ceremony united Miss Bessie Stanley and Mr. Samuel W W Wood at the Baptist church with reception at the bride’s father home. In Quitman, Miss Cora McIntosh and Benjamin Logan Vaughan wed at the bride’s home in an elegant service with a green and white decor, music, and a formal dining room reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennille
Baptist Church
Bessie Stanley
Samuel W.W. Wood
Sandersville
Florrie Stanley
Pearce Wood
E. J. Smith
Excess of Smoking Affected My Heart
A medical testimonial warns that excessive tobacco use harms the heart and nerves. It recounts symptoms such as chest pain and breath difficulty, then praises Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine based on a patient named Evian Haut from Dothan, Alabama, who reports complete recovery after following the regimen. The ad notes that all druggists sell and guarantee the first bottle and offers a free book from Dr Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr. Miles
Evian Haut
Dothan
Ann
Neevane
Heart TV
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Hlkhart, Ind
Wedding reception marks Cartersville bride in Georgia
The notice describes a lavish wedding scene with green satin decor, a massive silver vase of bride roses, a wreath extending to the table corner, and a bride named Yore. Groom Vaughan, a prominent Cartersville businessman, honeymooned in Florida before settling in Cartersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vaughan
Cartersville
Florida
Saved from Terrible Death by Dr King’s Discovery
The family of Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt of Bargerton Tennessee watched her struggle with consumption as physicians failed. Dr King’s New Discovery brought immediate relief from the first bottle and she was eventually cured. Guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00. free trials at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Bobbitt
Bargerton
Tenn
Dr. King
Interest in Convention Focuses UT Typographical Union
The Typographical Union nationwide watches the August convention in St Louis as the World’s Fair city hosts the event. Atlanta Typographical Union No 48 announces Earle E Griggs as a potential delegate with strong backing from friends who praise his rise from bottom to reading clerk and expect him to represent the local union well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Union
St. Louis
Mecca
Atlanta Typographical Union
Earle E. Griggs
Constitution Chapel
Griggs
True Southern route to California promises faster service
Reduction in the Time to California shows the Iron Mountain Route shortening the Memphis to Los Angeles trip to three days. Daily steeping cars and a tourist car each Thursday offer Sure connections and improved accommodations. For details contact I E Rehlander in Chattanooga or H C Townsend in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Iron Mountain
Memphia
Los Angeles
Savannah Man Toastmaster at Mass Mutual Banquet
William J. Harty of Savannah Georgia served as toastmaster at the twelfth annual Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company banquet held at the Massa soi t. Prominent insurance men from across the United States attended including B J Apple of Savannah and delegates from Michigan Colorado Tennessee and other western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Massachusetts
Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Massasoit
United States
William J. Harty
Savannah
Way Toastmaaster
B. J. Apple
Michigan
Colorado
Tennessee
Emory Sees Brighter Athletic Outlook For Spring Season
Emory College at Oxford Georgia reports improved athletic prospects ahead of spring. A dual track and field meet with Georgia is the centerpiece, with hopes to beat Georgia, plus plans to face Tech and Mercer. Basketball also opens soon as freshmen and sophomores join veterans in pursuit of the pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory College
Oxford
Emory
University of Georgia
Georgia
Tech
Mercer
Blacksmiths
Hectsman
Tech Athletica
Murray
Boyd
Bishop
Hentz
Cravatt
Barron
King
Johnson
Vote for Panama Treaty Urged at Nashville Meeting
Citizens at a mass meeting in Nashville memorialize Tennessee senators to vote for ratification of the treaty with Panama. The item notes the push for approval and cites a Puck excerpt about a new company facing printer and prospectus delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Ciizens
Tennessee
United States
Panama
Puck
Varicose Veins Cause Empress Augusta Victoria Disposition
Berlin reports Empress Augusta Victoria suffers varicose veins in one leg and must keep it elevated. Her indisposition leads to the exclusion of ladies from tonight's drawing room, disappointing many women of distinction who traveled from provinces and other countries for presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Augusta Vitoria
Chief Ball Issues Special Order On Destitution Reports
Chief Ball issued a special order directing police to report all cases of destitution and cruelty to children and animals to captains and sergeants, who will pass them to the chief. The measure aims to systematize relief efforts and maintain proper records, and the order also requires written reports to the chief for all official matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Jewelry Brooch Designs Highlight Floral and Grapes Motifs
A broken circle with translucent enamel floral piece and a gold center form decorative motifs. The article notes bodice and waist pin sets stick pins and cuff links featuring these de lineations in jewelry designs.
World's Fair Guide Preview at St Louis Grounds
Illustrated map and plan of the World’s Fair grounds mailed with a 5 cent request. Manual details buildings concessions and committees with colored cover and exposition flag. Exposition material from Ivory City Public, 4361 Page Ave, St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY. Louis
Ivory City
ST Louis
JEWA ELS Offers Exclusive In Stock Jewelry Collection
JEWA ELS continues policy of carrying in stock pieces appealing to artists and collectors. New designs include branches pendants and necklaces mounted in pearls turquoise emeralds diamonds rubies and other precious stones. Most items were made to order with unique designs not found elsewhere.
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Johnson Lester
Mies Belle A. Johnson
Fred F. Lester
Dr. Hatcher
Mias Ava Loretta Lester
Ned B. Johnson
Misa Johnson
Miss Lester
Mra
Lester
Gordon Street
Lewis McCash
R. Car Smith
Cherokee Avenue
Mary
Fannie Carr
Edith Turner
Eula Hogan
Bernice Crouch
Annie
Eva Langford
Agnes Turner
Eunice d Jeckson
Annie Mand Mith
Ella Mislehome
Fannie Cook
Sue Jackson
Charlie Cook
R. L. Hollbrooks
Harry Smith
Carl Smith
Stonewall Jackson
Marion Jackson
Virgin Turner
Julian Camp
Marshall Holly
Millard
Smith Walters
Leon Smith
Johnnie Turner
John Hogan
Harvey Camp
Smith
Paul Smith
A. A. Jobson
Martha Smith
Gregory
William R. Collins
Edith Conant
Maud Collins
Mbership
Sahm-Metzgar
Collins-Conant
J. B. Cook
Dallas
Tex
Nannie Harris
Waycross, Ga
R. J. W Marshbanke
First Presbyterian Church
Kimbworth Conservatory
Ladies’ Social Union
The
First Baptist Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
Regent
Peachtree Street
Continental Congress
Lar
Greenesboro
Wood-Stanley
John O. Lewis
Rev. C. ©. Carson
Presbyterian Church
Mendelssohn
Joseph Richardson
Farland
Nelson
Julia Orme
Rober
Gene Anthony
Washington, Ga
Andrew M. Marshall
Mississippi
Louise MacLeod
Montgomery
W. D. Ellis
C. HE. Beach
W. A. Wimbish
Mrs. Mont Hirsch
Wear
Miss Nell Malone
Rome
Helen Bickart Ia
Belma
Belle Wisanska
Abbeville
Gale
Miss Gale
Peachtree Place
Miss Hood
Ladies of St. John Church
Corner Central
Georgia Avenues
Harry Jones
Baltimore Place
Lewis Hutchens
Kentucky
Eva Drigcoll
South
May du Bignon
May Bancker
Martha Lambert
Maude Fuller
Indiana
Helen
Jane Sutton
Alabama
J. H. Milner
San Antonio
Ron
Helen Picard
Selma
Ala
B. Stringer, Jr
B. L. Stringer
Peeples Street
Savannah Man
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall Street
Fine China
Dobbs and Wey Co
North Pryor Street
Equitable Building
Tutt
John H. Woodbury
D.I
D Street
Donnelly
Ec, Griffin
Oats City
Autell
Brown & Allen
Aouth
Charles W. Crankshaw
Jewa Els
R. T. Dorsey
P. H. Brewster
Albert Howell
Sanders McDaniel
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey, Brewster & Howell
Attorneyn At Law
Kiser
Thos. H. Morgan
John KR. Dillon
Architects
Atlanta, GA
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