Dunson Willingham Wedding Unites Prominent Families
The marriage of Ailes Edith Dungan and Mr. W B Willingham Jr occurred at Second Baptist Church with a large congregation and prominent families in attendance. The ceremony featured elaborate decor, detailed bridesmaids and groomsmen ensembles, and a reception at the bride’s home with a ballroom of pink and white decorations, followed by a two week wedding trip and a West End residence. The bride, a Cobb graduate, belongs to a well-known social circle, and the groom is a University of Georgia graduate with the Willingham Till Lumber firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Dungan
W. B. Willingham, Jr
Second Baptist Church
Stev
John Lb. White
Elizabeth Dunson
Rover
J. D. Willingham
Marion
Gladys “Dunson
Emmie Willingham
Theodosia Willing
Hank Mignon Mecarty
Mary Blalocis
John McDonald
Amos ‘Tift
Tifton
Willingham Tift
Ben Daniel
Reese
Hudson Willingham
Adair, Jr
Thomas Daniel
Eugens “Willingham
Fred
Baxon
Frank Hooper
Homer Carmichael
Lott Warren
George McCarty
Www
B. Willingham
A. J. Moore
J. D.mccady
Tullan Field
Willingham
Homer Carmichaél
Missea Helen Thorne
Annie Lou Pagett
Mary Lucy Turner
University of Georgia
Willingham-Till Lumber Company
Delamarre Lectures on Edmond Rostand in Atlanta
Dr Louis Delamarre lectured to Atlante women at the Carnegie Library on Edmond Rostand the French poet dramatist. He reviewed Rostand life and craft and analyzed Cyrano de Bergerac and plays, noting technique and tendencies with quotations. The talk promoted forming a local chapter of the Federation of French Alliances. branches exist in several cities and universities. Atlanta hopes to attract more French speakers and French-language events with visiting scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Hostand
Carnegie Library
Louis Delamarre
College of the City of New York
Federation of French Alliances
United States
Canada
Rostand
Atlanta
Alliance of Irrancaine
France
Don Sista
Richmond Vt
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fig
Birmingham
Ala
Jung Federation
Bollywing Ladies S
Social entertainments and tea events at local homes
Mrs Peeples and Mrs Howell host dinners for Edwin A Peeples guests. Mrs Whittaker entertained with a midwinter afternoon tea for Mrs Dagar P MeBurnes. pink roses and ferns decorate rooms. Notables attending include Mrs John M Slaton and guests of honor, with Mrs Lewis’s visit from New York. Future entertainments planned by HL Goldhart, Mrs Virgil Shepard, and Mrs W Blackmon among others. A Young People’s Class dancing group led by Professor Mahler features Mildred Kern and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Whittaker
Alan ‘Whittaker
Dresden
Whittaker
McBurney
John M. Slaton
Cleveland Joch Nelson
T. H. Mell
Rela Toissomn
Richard ¢. Jongdon
Beaux
Professor Mahler
Mildreg Kern
Frances Kern
Grace Goldsmith
Charlotte Meador
Marion Kiser
William McCarthy
Bax
Dr Geisel to Speak At Big Baptist Hospital Meeting
Dr Caroline Geisel, a leading figure in health and hygiene, is set to deliver the principal speech at a Sunday mass meeting 3:30 PM at Baptist Tabernacle. The event promotes a $100,000 Georgia Baptist hospital campaign and aims to show Atlanta Baptists the field of hospital work and the broader state plan for a $500,000 institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Geisel
Baptist Hospital
Caroline Geisel
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Dhix
Baptiste of
Atlanta
Geisel
Baptists of
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Georgia
Droud
Gainesville
Getrel
Geensin College
City Women Plan Campaign to Combat Smoke Nuisance
Mrs. Sammel Lumpkin, president of the City Federation of Women's Clubs, calls a meeting next Tuesday at 10 30 in the Woman's club on Baker street for planning a campaign against Atlanta smoke pollution. W E Wisest chair urges all committee members and presidents to attend. other notices list cake sale at Kenny's Tea, a tea for Mrs Trovia Lewis, a postponed Westminster party, a benefit bridge for Hebrew Orphans' Home, Cohen Milner marriage announcement, Donation Day by the Georgia W C T U, and several club gatherings around city civic and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammel Lumpkin
City Federation of Women's Clubs
City Federation
Atlanta
Woman's
Woman's Club
Social items from Milwaukee to Athens and beyond
Mrs. Fred Scott of Milwaukee is Bluest of her daughter Mrs Ht 3 Veat. 29 Mrs George Smith and Miss May Scott, of Milwaukee, guests of Mr and Mrs William Wikerson in Athens, will arrive next week for a visit to Mr and Mes West before going to Florida. M J Oliver who visited New York will return home early February. Mrs Jack Lewis returned from Columbia S C where she was called on account of her father Mr G C Chase who is better. Misses Florence and Bessie Dent of Newnan are guests of Miss Elizabeth Ramey. Mrs Wilsher Tilley visiting Pine Bluff Ark. Mrs Mike Powell of Newnan spent Wednesday in the city. Mr and Mrs H L Cobbs and Miss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
May Scott
Milwaukee
William Wikerson
Athens
Mes
Wilsher Tilley
Pine Bluff Ark
Mike Powell
Newnan
City
H. L. Cobbs
Board of Trustees Meeting at Peachtree Street Home
The board of trustees of Tallunah Balls School for Mountain Boys and Girls will meet this morning at Mrs. Rutherford Lipscomb's home on Peachtree street. Full attendance is urged. The executive board of the Atlanta Woman's Club will meet Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the clubhouse on Baker street. Full attendance desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallunah Balls School For
Rutherford Lipscomb
Peachtree Street
Atlanta Woman's Club
Baker Struet
Social Notes From Atlanta Visitors and Arrivals
Parker returns from a hunting trip near Albany by automobile. Annette and Corinne Paine visit Misses Margaret and Susie Hallman in February. Louise Petty of Newnan in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Franks Cater return to Perry after days here. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jordan host Jordan’s mother from Kentucky. Evelyn Cowdery visiting Miss Feien Allinson. will return to Maitland Florida. Mamie Morris returned from Montgomery Alabama after visiting relatives. Mrs. M. A. Lipscomb of Athens guests of Mrs. W. D. Bilis Sr. Mrs. Joseph M. Brown and Miss Cora Brown en route to Florida for several weeks. Mrs. A. T. Kelly Evans arrives today on business. will stay at the Georgian Terrace. Marian Atchison recovering from appendicitis and will be in the Florida house party. Elizabeth Boy entertaining in Florida later in the season. J. S. Stewart and Caldwell of the University of Georgia pass through en route to Powder Springs to visit the District Agriculture School. Mrs. Milton Darstan and Mrs. Thoman among Atlanta guests at Hempton Terrace, Augusta. Mrs. L. Biseman returned from Washington. Ruth Northen to host luncheon for Ruth Slack of LaGrange. Pansie May Ottley to visit Miss Marjorie Brown in early February. Edward Auriend back from New York. Henry Shn improving after operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Franks Cater
Perry
City
Lee Jordan
Mr. Jordan
Mrs. Jordan
Kentucky
Evelyn Cowdery
Feien Allinson
Maitland
Fla
M. A. Lipscomb
Athens, Ga
W. D. Bilis
Joseph M. Brown
Cora Brown
Florids
A. T. Kelly Evans
Georgian Terrace
J. S. Stewart
University of Georgia
Caldwell
Powder Springs
Milton Darstan
Thoman, & Paing
Atlanta
Hempton Terrace
Augusta
L. Biseman
Washington
Ruth Northen
Milas Ruth Slack
LaGrange
Pansie May Ottley
Marjorie Brown
St Joseph's
Edward Auriend
New Yorks
Henry Snh
Minister's Plea Fails To Halt Executions In Laurens County
Dublin ministers urged a thirty day respite for David McLaughlin alias Lewis Davis, condemned for wife murder in Laurens County. The governor refused, citing duty and a verdict approved by the trial judge, supreme court, and pardon commission. He emphasized personal feelings must yield to the public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
David McLaughlin
Lewis Davis
Laurens Coenty
Sovernor
McLaughlin
Laurens Granty
Trai
Supreme Court
Pardon Commission
Wood
Ridley Sermons Attract Attention At Central Baptist
Rev Caleb 4 Ridley of Central Baptist church preaches a Sunday morning series titled The Church and Its Work drawing significant interest. Recent sermons cover The Ideals and The State The Church Its Relation to Fenteast. Every seat was filled last Sunday morning. Evening address on How God forgives to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb
Ridley
Central
Baptist Church
Hecke and wife held for burglary in Americus
Americus Ga January 22 I J Heckle and Mics Heckle residents of Americus were arrested this afternoon on burglary charges. The grocery store of W A Hardin was found burglarized and a quantity of groceries identified by Hardin was found concealed in the Heckle residence bathroom. Both suspects were bound over to the grand jury saying they denied knowledge of the goods. The article also notes Standard Life Amends Charter authorizing health and accident policies in addition to life insurance in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Standard Life
Standard Life Minsurance Company
Atlanta
Iffe
Lots Sold by Owens Lead to 17494 Suit
Mrs Kate Gardin of 11 West Bakers street by attorney Lowndes Calhoun sues John Owens real estate operator for 17494.74 balance on lots sold to Ford Motor Co Detroit on Ponce de Leon avenue and nearby tracks. Plaintiff asserts loans from Owens and security deeds. seeks difference between loans and claimed sale price with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Gardin
West
Bakersstreet
Lowndes Calhoun
John & Owens
Candler
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Southern Railway
Owens
Hardin
Maral
Ford Comndy
Parker Funeral to Be Held Today
The funeral of J. H. Parker the painter who died from a fall from a four story building on Pryor Street Wednesday afternoon will be held from Harry J Poote’s chapel this morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in West View cemetery. He is survived by his widow and his mother Mrs Mary J Mooney. He was 52 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Parker
Pryor Street
Harry J. Poote
West View Cemetery
Barger
Mary J. Mooney
Wife a Movie Fiend He Seeks Divorce
Savannah January 22 special Hazel N Mahl files divorce suit against wife Mattie B Dahl in Superior Court alleging she spends much time at moving picture shows and neglects her duties as wife. He says her fondness for the photo plays is largely responsible for the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Ife
H. N. Mahl
Mattie Bi Dahl
Dahl
Dutkee Aa Np
Simple At Home Hair Removal Paste Warns Of Purity Risks
A beauty note describes a cheap paste combining delatone with water to remove facial neck or arm hair within minutes. It warns to use delatone from original packaging to ensure purity and avoid skin issues from adulterated products.
Game law test case set on Lakewood fish poison charge
The state versus Southern Wood Preserving Co and East Point firm faces a Monday morning trial in Judge Ben His court. The case, a test for state game law, follows prior withdrawn actions and a grand jury true bill. Fish kills observed February 14 support claims chemicals in Aquida preservers entering Lakewood's water. Hugh M. Dorsey and Colonel Carl St. Goess will present for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Wood Preserving Companys & Corporation
East Point
Lakewood
Ben Hiscourt
Galhoun
Court of Appeals
A. 5
Sinders
Hugh M. Dorsey
Carl St. Goess
Tenge
Beulah Todd Dies by Suicide in Alexandria Area
Nashville reports from Alexandria Tennessee of 16 year old Beulah Todd hanging herself in the home of J Woods where she had lived since her father Henry Dodd remarried last June 20. Dodd is said to have killed his wife and then himself. No cause given. Also an extra matinee of Peg O My Heart at 2:30 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Alexandria
Suleide
Beulah Todd
J. Woods
Henry Dodd
Cardui Woman's Tonic Praised In Personal Testimony
A reader from Chattanooga recounts how Cardui the woman’s tonic improved her health after months of fatigue and illness. She describes lasting strength to perform housework and care for her children and urges other women to try Cardui, noting its herbal, mild medicine properties and long history of use. A notice invites readers to request a 63 page home treatment book by writing to the Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayne
Cardus
Phylan
N. BeWrite
Chattanpora Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Fen
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Dr. Delamarre
Davison-Paxon- Stokes Co
Warner
Mrs. Peeples
Mrs. Howell
Peeples
Edwin A. Peeples
Myrtle Street
Jin
B.C. Baths
Virgil Shepard
GC. A
Harold Bellen
Ho Op. Goodhart
Haltie
Sins
Blackmon
Cheek-Neal Coffee Co
Beetes
Haskville
Chautauqaa Hebrides
Shesias
Geteel
University of Michigan
Russia
Germany
Paris
Geisel Nas
Womans Colege
Georgi
Georgla Shire
Club Women Plan
Ter Manidox
Rhodes Perdue
Charles Northen
Saran Schoen
Ahea Stearned
Mary Woolridge
William Kiser
Lanah Kiser
Jennie Johnson
Percy i Ansley
Ladies of
Walker Street
Kenny's Tea Store
Whitewall Street
E.E. Pomeroy
Jeannette Pomeroy
Martha McRee
Elizabeth Richardson
Bessie Fowle
W.W. Blackmon
R.C. Tiarby
5. H. Goodhart
HA. Huggins
M. OW. Shepard
B. Bovikih
Misgea
Constance Cone
Florence Boykin
Westminster c Ly
Burwell
W.T. Gentry
W. FH. Burwell
Sparta
MO. Jackson
Bendit
Anstey Hotel
Hebrew Orphans
Lotto
Abumy
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Flower Mission” Department
W. TL. Preston
Flower Mission Department
East
Georgia Avenue
Agnes Scoth Alumnae Association
Piedmont Hotel
Assembly Hall
Georgia Libby
King’s Daughters and Sons
Carnegie Way
Fred Scott
Florence and
Bessie Dent
Elzabeth Ramey
Ity’ “Federation
Parker
Albany
Annette
Corinne Paine
Sermefield, Il
Margaret
Susie Hallman
Louise Petty
Mamie Morris
Montgomery
Mrs
Leslie, Thompson
Marian Atchison
Elizabeth Boy
Florida
Heckle
Wife
Kate Hardin
John S. Owens
Kenny
C. D. Kerry
Whitehall’ St
Wenen
Lacy Reader
Cardul
McCord-Stewart Company
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