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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
13
Georgia legislators plan to attend a suffrage meeting in the assembly hall of the state library at 330.9 lock. Notable speakers include Neal of Gordon and Miss Figente, as the program discusses current seats and women’s subtrane. the event is open to all interested in the topic.
A jetty wedding occurred last evening at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Rice Tut on Currier Street. The ceremony featured bridesmaids and honored guests including Mrs John Adams of Dublin and Miss Mary Dull. The bride wore white satin charmeuse with tulle veal, carried bridal roses, and was given away by her father. Consecrating details describe an altar of palms and ferns with lace gowns, white roses, and pink roses among bridesmaids. The couple departed for a wedding trip to Canada and New York.
An old advertisement touts Crockett arsenic wash and bath opens for cleansing the body. It claims cures for dyspepsia kidney diseases malaria skin irregularities and other ailments claiming to clear and beautify the complexion. Read by AE A Thomas. Springs Ta Springs.
The marriage of Wiss Pine Oliver and W Trampton at 7:30 pm last night at the bride’s mother Mrs John Oliver on Peachtree Street featured a large reception. Attendants included Miss Vyn Brown as maid of honor and Lt Edward Ring as best man. Rev T Brain Orme Chinn officiated. The house was lavishly decorated with smilax, lilies, and pink white flowers. Bridesmaids wore white gowns. Mrs Oliver wore flesh colored satin with chiffon train. supper and reception followed with opulent floral displays. The couple departed for a northern wedding trip.
In the press of the congregation Evans Walker Tarmerrigee of Miss Floster Tyans in Tokdo attended by G Wolker. One will take place at the hem of the Hides parents Mr and Mrs Evans on 4 7 2 at Tigh nd averue Wednesday. Bethune Biss Testle entertains at Pid this afternoon on Roadun street for Ws George FR Jethune.
Subtle notes indicate a meeting of nurses with the executive committee in a Carnegie building room. Key figures include board chairmen and committee members, with a dinner to follow at New Ansley. Governors and spouses were expected to attend, alongside notable officials.
Several notable figures attended the opening, including Captain WOH Tift and their spouses from Tifton, John T Dismukes, president of the First National Bank, Wis Wood Thomason, president of the Central National Bank of St Petersburg, and J B Barton of Citron bank Live Oak. The list also notes others such as A Worl pisident, B T Tavis, and T D Green, reflecting a gathering of bankers, architects, and hotel proprietors from multiple states.
The wedding of Wied Ruth Tamar of West Point and Fletcher of Chandler occurred last Wednesday evening June 28 at the bride's aunt's home on Third Street. The ceremony was performed by James E Bradie, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, with Lamar Etheridge as groom and attended by Miss Gertrude Josse and Miss Marie Tanner. A reception followed as guests, including Mrs Mac Potts and several local friends, offered congratulations.
Mary Lane and Ruth Adams hosted two punch bowls with guest lists including Helen Carmichael Sara Louise Furlow Sara Smith and Hood of 4th ens Dr and Mr Fletcher. They left for Signal Ridge to Chattanooga where Br Fletcher has lived years and enjoys a fine practice. Mrs Fletcher is famed in Jackson and daughter of Mrs Charles Wyrth Lamar of West Point. Out of town guests included Mrs Mae Putts of Winder and others from Unadilla Americas West Point and nearby towns.
Chicago June 30 Noman suffragists took first steps to gain a place in the election machinery of this county. Twenty five members of the Woman's Democratic League presented a petition to County Judge Owens asking a ruling on the eligibility of woman voters to serve as judges and clerks of elections. The question was taken under advisement. The league also announced the appointment of a women's county central committee which will recommend women to serve as judges should Judge Owens rule in their favor.
The Americus police commission will meet June 9 to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Chief William Burrow. The five-member commission will consider applicants from inside and outside the department for the vacant post and review the jurisdiction over the police department.
Billy Newburn a structural iron worker on the Healey Building site at Forasthc and Walton Streets fell nine stories yesterday afternoon. A steel beam struck him as he attempted to cross a top floor, his body whirled through floors before landing. He died at an undertaker and leaves a wife and one child in Chicago. This marked the third fatality in his career as a structural worker.
Petal grocers will close tomorrow afternoon as usual under the announced plan to close every Wilnestrait 1. orlock in the hot weather. They will not close on July 4 but will accommodate patrons throughout the hot day.
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