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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1906

Page

21

Augusta Social Season Echoes in Elaborate Weddings and Parties

A steady stream of society events unfolds in Augusta as Miss Estelle Ellison wed Mr Walter Scott in a sunlit Ellis Street ceremony. The day features radiant flowers, family attendants, and a refined reception, followed by a bustling social calendar with card parties, dances, and visits from Savannah and Alabama guests.ighboring events include a Yale traveling suit wedding, bridge gatherings, and multiple social tours, all chronicling a summer of refined pleasure in local society circles.

Estelle Ellison Walter Scott Ellison Ellis Street W of Whitiiely Afbbtte Howor Misa Mary Cuuming Bfiss Julia Howell Misa Terrance Lattey Katherine Verders

Tifton News: Local Residents Holiday Visits and Departures

Tifton residents report family and guest movements with travels to Union Springs Alabama and Orangeburg South Carolina. Mr Buck and daughter Ethel spend the summer in north Georgia while Miss Augusta Griggs returned home to Darton after visiting Mrs Banks. Lena Dismukes of Dawson visited Tifton this week to see her cousin Cora Dismukes.

Tifton and Street Guy Smith Coumba W. HH. McCartney Union Springs Aki Monticello N.Y Oa Buck Ethel North Georgia A. J. Tnabinet Igua Dava EM Works Earls Orangelurg S.C Augusta Griggs Wow Banks Darton Lena Dismukes Dawson Cora Dismukes

Voice of Georgia girl please the Germans

Miss Ann Worrill of Athbert Georgia gains international fame as a singer. In Germany she enjoys growing popularity and has been offered and accepted a best performance engagement for three years in a Berlin theater, ranking beside the Royal theater. She studied in Berlin for three years and attends the best American school in addition to local training.

Athbert. GA Jane Ann Worrill Woc Wornll Germany Theater i Berlin Royal Theater Migs Worritt

Local Social Guests and Visits Reported

Mrs Briggs Carson and Mrs C R Carson spent a couple of days with relatives in Cordele. Miss Alice Domingos, D Maron, is visiting Mrs J W Domingos on Love Avenue. Marrow and daughter Miss returned from Harstman after weeks with relatives. Mrs CT Gilbert of Dublin visits Mrs R D Smith. Miss Ima Padrick returned home from Atlanta. Miss Martha Wagener came home from Atlanta after visiting in Tifton with Mrs W W Banks. Mrs Banks hosted a Friday evening reception for Wagener and Griggs with about fifty guests.

Briggs Carson C. R Carson Cordele Alice Domingos Maron J. W. Domingos Love Avenue Marrow Haatman CT Gilbert Dublin R. D Smith Ima Padrick Atlanta Martha Wagener Tifton W. W. Banks Wagener Griggs Banks

Local notes from Sylvanta area on visits and returns

In Sylvanta Georgia Mrs W B Vent and her companion traveled to Columbia South Carolina to visit relatives. Miss Meta Mathews, who had been visiting relatives in the area, has returned home to Statesboro. Mrs J W Overstreet and children recently completed a visit and have returned home.

Mra W. B. Vent Counren Columbia 8. C Meta Mathews Our Statesboro Mires J. W. Overstreet

Wants To Be Smart Education for Alaskan Children

The Alaskan Indiana craving education appears pitiable and asks for schools in villages with a hundred or more adults. They seek day schools for children, boarding schools for scattered families, and homes for orphans where guardians cannot provide.

Indiana

Man falls from Ninth Street building kills himself

George Knox died after a heavy cornice fell on him in June 1860, fracturing his neck and skull. He survived over a week despite doctors declaring he would not live, then died at his home in Fort York.

York George Knox Anol Hla Knox Erion Ninth | White Avenue Kaater

100000 Babies as a Sacrifice In Mortality Talk

London figures and remarks by President John Burns highlight infant mortality as a social crisis. A speech at a conference references 100000 babies affected yearly, urging care and policy to reduce deaths from early life onward.

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