Wealthy Atlanta Bride and Black Attend Social Reception
Grady and Miss Martha Glover hosted a society gathering for Mr. Black, youngest son of E P Black, a leading Atlanta figure. Guests enjoyed fruit punch, a de Helous luncheon, and a meticulously decorated room with canna blossoms and silver arraignments. Mrs Wiimerding led greetings with Mrs Hunter and Miss Glover assisting. attire featured white chiffon and lace accents.
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Martha Glover
Wiimerding
Hunter
Miss Glover
Glover
Gould-Black wedding in St Lews circle drawing room
Miss Emma Gould of St Lews wed Mr Charles Black at 6 pm in the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Grady on Ponce de Leon circle. Bishop Nelson officiated before relatives and intimate friends. The ceremony featured white floral decor, smilax canopies, and a bridal gown of white crepe de chine with silk embroidery.
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Phinizy Calhoun
Joseph Brown Connally
Edward Gould
Wiliam H Black
David Gould
St Louis
Henry
William Wilmerding Host at Mrs Edward Glover Tea
Among out of town guests were Mrs David Gould the bride's mother and Mr and Mrs Edward Gould of St Louis, Mr William Black of New York and Mrs Wilmerding's Tea. William Wilmerding's tea to Mrs Edward Glover was the bright social event of yesterday with about seventy five guests entertained.
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Ing
David Gould
Edward Gould
St Louis
William Black
New York
Mrs. Wilmerding
William Wilmerding
Edward Glover
Jack Spalding, Jr
Emma Bell
Long Island
Jack Cutler
Louise Roper
Warm Springs
Linda Gordon
Katie May
Florence Heck
J. A Clearyey
John Bridewel
Arthur Smart
Robert F. Shedden
J W Goldsmith
Wrightsville Beach
J. K. Ottley
Miss Glover Wears Pink Chiffon Charm
A brief society note praises Miss Glover for her charming appearance in a pink chiffon dress. The description highlights the color and fabric, noting her poised presentation at a social event.
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Miss Glover
Pink
Whist at Clairmont and Piedmont club concerts brief notice
Whist tournament at Mrs Ridley’s Clairmont hosts twenty Atlanta players with a lunch and multiple games over next days. Piedmont Driving Club schedules Wednesday orchestra concert 6 to 8 pm amid social gatherings and various meetings across Atlanta including hospital auxiliary, King’s Daughters, Woman’s Cooperative Association, Florente Crittenton home, and a book note on Anne Thackeray R. Sedgwick.
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Piedmont Club
Piedmont Driving Club
Lampe
Dodo
Luders
Iris
Ephraim
Gustin
Hoffman
Secret Marriage in Adairsville Georgia
Special report notes a secret marriage between C. B. Teasley of Canton, Ga., and Leketh Ramsey of Asheville, N.C., performed at Rev Edwards home in Linwood, Ga., announced by Teasley via wire. Social items list numerous regional visits, returns, and travel among residents, with several adjournments to New York, Cumberland Island, and North Carolina resorts, plus health and social updates.
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C. B. Teasley
Leketh Ramsey
Teasley
Canton
Asheville
N.C
Hev. Edwards
Linwood
Mirs
Luther Awsser
Cumberland
Aes
Frances Connelly
Cumberland Island
Josie Stockdell
North Carolina
Virginia
Cornelia Green
Washington, Ga
Atlanta
New York
H. L Porter
Brunswick
Kimball
Julia and
Janie Gautier
Clifford L Near
Columbus
Gaels
K M. Turner
New York City
Clifford I
Rev
F. Dowdell
Tuskegee
Ala
Weekend trip to Tallulah Falls for $2 round trip
A Tallulah Falls lodge announces a $2 round trip fare with Saturday afternoon departures at 1 or 4 30 and Monday night returns. J A Newcomb now manages the Lodge and Lanier House in Macon and promises a festive opening with an orchestra, riding, fishing, and a bowling alley for guests.
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Tallulah Falls
J. Newcomb
J. A. Newcomb
Lanier House
Macon
Weather talks as Atlanta cools slightly after heat trend
The Atlanta area endured a streak of hot weather with many spots hitting 100 degrees. Cool nights helped residents feel more rested until a predicted local thunder shower brought relief as rain arrived in the afternoon, cooling the city.
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Mr. Marbury
Atlanta
North
Georgia
Monticello
Newnan
Rome
Tallapoosa
West Point
Atlasta
Bam
Odd Fellows Benefit Shines at Grand Theater
Last night the Odd Fellows benefit drew a large audience despite threatening weather. Bettina Girard and Hubert Wilke impressed in a one act comic opera, Snyder and Buckley led a musical act, Bertie Fowler charmed, and Boyce and Wilson plus Scott and Wilson entertained. New selections by the Grand orchestra accompanied the varied program. Matinees today expect heavy attendance as the event remains free of objectionable features. PRICKLY ASH BITTERS is recommended for energizing the body and brain.
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Odd Fellows
Grand
Odd Fellows and
Odd Fellows’ Friends
Bettina Girard
Hubert Wilke
Snyder
Buckley
Bertie Fowler
Boyce
Wilson
Scott
Marie Rodgers
Comedienne
Vitagraph
Grand Orchestra
Annual Summer School at Peach Street Opens July 14
The notice promotes the Annual Summer School at 223 Peach en Street with a summer session starting July 14. It urges prospective entrants to consult Professor Peacock about tech apprenticeships, claiming the school has produced more tech apprentices than any other in the state.
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Peach
Peacock
Runs Like a Deer Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
An advertisement touts the Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine as superior and noiseless, urging visits to the Whitehall showroom for inspection and highlighting physician testimonials on health benefits for operators. Also notes art prints by leading artists sold by C. W. Thurmond at 69 1-2 Whitehall. Ames Not Guilty verdict in Minneapolis case after jurors found superintendent Fred W. Ames not guilty of bribery.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Ames
Minneapolis
Minn
Fred W. Ames
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