Beautiful Rome wedding of Miss Battey and Mr Bonney
Miss Battey and Mr Bonney wed at the Richardson residence in West Peachtree Atlanta with Rev Troutman officiating. Attendant Mr Robert Graves served as best man. Decorations in white and green. reception follows. The couple will honeymoon east and reside in Rome Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Battey End
George Bonney
Rome
Hugh Richardson
West Peachtree
M. L.troutman
Robert Graves
Atlanta
Miss Battey
Bonney
Social items note travel and illness among Atlanta residents
Mrs William Augustus Starnes of Inman Park leaves Saturday for Savannah to visit her sister Mrs Io Lawton Morgan and will spend time at Tybee. Horatio Lankford is ill. Miss Lizzy and Miss Miriam Johnstone plan an extended northern trip via Cleveland with relatives. Howard H Arnold returns to the city at 248 Gordon Street. Katherine Wade returns to South Carolina. Dr W M Powell and family back from Flowery Branch and Gaines Valley. Mrs Stephen Andrew Verden will be at Saratoga in August. Mary Mitchell hosts cards for Miss Mary Heart Glenn. JC Hunter recovered. Mr and Mrs David Raymond return to Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Craig Coffield leave Wednesday for an extended northern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Augustus Starnes
Inman Park
Leff
Savannah
Io Lawton Morgan
Lottie Mar
Mra Starnes
Tybee
Horatio Lankford
Lizzly Mas Johnstone
Mariam Johnstone
Cleveland
Ohio
Howard H Arnold
Gordon Street
Aoe
Misa
Katherine Wade
South Carolina
W M. Powell
Flowery Branch
Gainesvalle
Stephen Andrew Verden
Saratoga
Mary Mitchell
Mary Heart Glenn
JC Hunter
David Raymond
Cincinnati
Craig Coffeld
Vna
Local social notes handwritten amid family visits and travel
The column lists numerous residents and visitors in town and nearby points, noting trips to Knoxville Cedartown Boston New York Virginia Florida and California. It mentions Mrs J A Hopkins and Russell Hopkins leaving for two months in California Miss Katherine Cain to Cedartown and many others traveling to New York Boston Niagara Canada and the Great Lakes region. Headlines reflect social roundups and entertainment as well as a Wrightsville Beach update with local leisure events and fishing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Belle Martin
Grant Martin
New York
Boston
M L Underwood
Margaret Underwood
Alvin Underwood
Trey
Niagra
Canada
Great Lake
Biesey Mamie
Seth Jenkins
Asheville
Roc
Payday joy and camp life at Fort McPherson
Private Jimmie cheers payday as many soldiers head to town from Fort McPherson. Company E from Camp Terrell notes Georgia militia hospitality, camaraderie, and better reception than expected, while contrasting daily drill with encampment discipline. Georgia militia earn high praise for conduct and welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort McPherson
Washington
Jimmile
James
Captain Johnson
Camp Terrell
Augusta
Georgia Bere
Georgia
Stark
Perdner
Militia
Fall of Bastile Celebrated in Paris on July 14
Paris July 14 French national holiday marked by a grand review of the garrison of Paris at Long Champs. President Loubet Premier Combes and cabinet attended with military governors and foreign attaches as General Andra commanded a cavalry charge amid cheering crowds. Santos Dumont appeared in an air ship saluting the president before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Long Champ
Goldiers
Andra
Loubet
Combes
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Madame Loubet
Santos Dumont
Long Champs
Puleaux
Miracle kept crowd safe after tent collapse in Denver
In Denver on July 14 a wind storm caused a 280 by 150 by 56 foot tent owned by the United Society of Christian Endeavorers to collapse. Five to eight thousand spectators escaped injury. several people were hurt but none fatally. The tent, imported from Boston, was described as improperly erected by local workers. Credit for preventing greater harm goes to Percy Foster, Rev K J Horsfield, L M Revis the chief usher, and Miss Winneld Sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
United Society of Christian Endeavorers
Boston
Percy Foster
Washington, D. C
K. J. Horsfield
Bristol
England
L. M. Revis
Miss Winneld Sleep
Army Officer McCarthy Dismissed After Court Martial
Washington July 14. The president approves the court martial decision finding Second Lieutenant John F. McCarthy Nineteenth Infantry guilty of duplicating his pay accounts. He was stationed at Fort Leavenworth Kansas and sentenced to dismissal from the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. McCarthy
Nineteenth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Tribute Paid Col J D Young in Atlanta Funeral
Funeral services for Colonel John D Young were held at 14a Juniper Street with Bishop C K Nelson officiating. A large attendance paid tribute to a prominent Atlanta citizen as the body was sent to Louisville for the remainder of the services and interment. Pallbearers and honorary escorts from insurance circles and local dignitaries attended, with underwriters meeting to honor his memory and adopt resolutions of sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Juniper Street
C. K Nelson
Atlanta
Louisville
R. A. Young
James M. Young
Richmond
Mikell
Royal Insurance Company
Milton Dargan
C W. Phillips
Tupper
Thomas Faggleston
George J Dexter
Chapin
F M Mikel
Raine
Livingown Mimy
Edward 8
Gay
Junge Wot Newman
Hon Clark Howell
Alex C King
J J Spalding
JT. Dargan
Joel’ Hurt
Han Charles D. Hin
Alex W Sterling
H C. Stockdell
Thompson
JR. Polak
WN Hawks
Louis H Jones
F M Hawking
LN. Geldert
W. R Preacott
John C. Ruce
W. 5S Elkin
W. P Nicolson
W. H. Tayloe
Jacob Haas
Clim C. Hatcher
J 5S. Akers
J. C. Seymour
W F. Pattillo
Dona C. Whitner
J. M. Adleton
Thomas Jern
John D Young
Underwriters’ Association
Constitution
Southeastern Tariff Assalation
Mésors
W. E. Chaplin
Thomas Egleston
S. Tupper
Edwards. Gay
LC. Fletcher
Thomas Peters
J. 8. Raine
L. N. Geldert
C. C. Hatcher
H. M. Tanner
H. L. Manson
B. H. Abrams
T. C. Whitner
D. J
Mims
Young
Colonel Young
Mr. Egleston
Felow
Jom D. Young
James G. Middleton
Prioleau Ellis
WF. Dunbar
John T. Hall, Jr
George J. Dexter
John W. Perdue
W. &. Chapin
Marlon Knowles
W . Pattitic
Roberts
Phillipa
Ben Smith
Charles C Fleming
Edward & Gay
BH. . Abrams
Harry Hush
Robert M. Friend
Fr. A. Hancock
John Ruse
Dares
Hunter
John H. Rafie
W. CD. Deane
F. C Calking
I. C Fletcher
J. T. Darwan
Guy Carpenter
HC. Stockwell
Joarph
B. Y. Tupper
W. R. Prescott
F. D. Holland
F. M. Mikeleorge
B. Jennings
J. C. Whitner
T. Cotner
C C Hatcher
D. B Harris
Hans Feorre N. Hurt
Alvingston Mims
W . Reynoltz
William Heinking
WH. Hawke
Jacob Faas
D. J. Mcintyre
J. R. Polak
C. Seymour
W. FH. Daniel
Savannah
Mes
Fe Safocintier
VETS MEET AT DORAVILLE FOR REUNION
The Thirty-eighth Georgia regiment reunion will be held in Doraville on Friday July 31. Preparations are extensive and many veterans are expected. Arrangement Committee led by J C McElroy with DD A Chestnut J W Munday T T Stewart J D McCurdy and J T Leslie. Invitation Committee chaired by F L Hudgin with D A Chestnut W H Mitchel. Music Committee includes Misses Julia Stewart Lula Flowers and Lavonia Grant. Speakers include General C A Evans T Williams and C Murphy Candler. Poem by Frank L. Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Stewart
Lula Flowers
Lavonia Grant
William Womack
T. B. Newton
Joe Chambers
Reevin
C. A. Evans
T. Williams
C. Murphy Candler
Frank L. Stanton
Growth of Agnes College Features Record Enrollment
The institution reports steady growth with last session the most prosperous in its history. Enrollment reached 26 from fifteen states, and notable advances are seen in educational facilities. Catalogue and details available from Dr Y H Gaines Decatur Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Y. H. Gaines
Decatur
No Two Alike Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent
No two locks alike and two keys required. Boxes hold valuable papers with low rents. Vaults open until 6 p m on weekdays and 3 p m Saturdays. Equitable Build.
W Collier Denies Guilt in Meat Case Card
W Col lier writes card defending Collier brothers against a police court case alleging sale of rancid meats. He claims inspectors misrepresented facts and bases moral fault on malice. The letter asserts the family’s reputation and business are damaged and asks city responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier Brothers
W. Coller
Constitution
Constitution and Journal
Collier “Bros
King and Hanleiter
Recorder
Collier Bros
Shannon
Hanleker
J B. Collier
G. W. Collier
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Battey-Bonney
Pryor Street
Eddie Hardwick
Miss Brooks
Dickson
Banas
Tex
Josie Heimz
Kate Richards
Katherinae Wootten
Florence Turk
Lucy Hines
Alice Ely
Josephine Rogers
Misa Liggie Gregg
Annie Sharp
May McGuire
Susie Hill
Driving Club
Worms
Piedmont
Hall
Sousa
Holty
Stromberg
Vienna Woods
Strauss
von Tiser
Letila
Chambers
von Tilzer
Baden-Baden
Bousquet
Hiawatha
Moret
Marey
Bigelow
Charles Wurm
Boorerere Eadyth
Elisabeth Coflelé
Mra. J. Myrick Braplay
Maxx Nanale Harmon
Tennille
Misa Spencer
Cooper Street
Mca
H. A. Fuller
Florida
Ters, Mire
W. D Luckie
Mies
Eva Ruabton
Capitol Avenue
Bis
H. R. Hicharde
Vietting
Talulstt Falls
John A. Hopkins
Russell Hopkins
California
Katherine Cain
Cedartown
Genie Orchard Stovall
Texas
Harris Lithie Springs
8. C
Hellins Randolph
J K Ore
Hattie Orr
Misa Francis Carter
Kentucky
D. McCarthy
Miss McMullan
Knoxville, Tenn
Nellie Harria
Watkins M Powell
Baltimore
Calone
Frederick Paxon
Streim
Philadelphia
Nichol Fea
Hot Springs
Augustus
McHan
Georgette Simmons
Ferry
Mas Caroline Hanson
Virginia
Mary Applewhite Fracon
Athens
Gring
Maysvile
Man
Mre Donehoo
Miss Bacon
Mayaville
Mary Applewhite Baron
Secree McKensie
Nan
May Dun Bianon
Nita
Louise Black
Peters’ Farm
Rosa Kingaberg
Wrightsville Beach
N. C
Seashore Hotel
J. H. Hinton
Louise Ripley
Martin “Amoroua
Mise Mamie Williama
Philadelphia and
Reading Road
Jimmie
Bastile
France
Pontum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Col
J.D. Young
Doraville
Agnes Scort
Equitable Build
W. Collier
Eastman’s Famous Kodaks
Viaduct Statioonery
Whitehall Street
Hawkes
Optician
Adair
Durlet
Esidence and
Seahtree Street
Tlanta.ga
Lustell
Forsyth Street Bridge
S. Ae Griffin Gate
Charies
Ro Rankshaw
I. PS
Meei
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