Marriage of Mr Phillips Barbour and Mrs Ella Wright
The marriage of Mrs Ella Wright Wilcox and Mr Phillips Barbour took place Thursday morning at 7 o clock at the North Avenue Presbyterian church. The Rev John Barbour performed the ceremony with best man Melville A Bergfeld and maid of honor Catherine Wilcox. The wedding party included several relatives from Atlanta and Chicago. The couple left for Chicago and a Great Lakes cruise, with the bride in white chiffon and taffeta and orchids. They will reside at the Ponce de Leon after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela Wright Wilcox
Phillips Tyler Barbour
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
John Barbour
Maysville
Melville A. Bergfeld
New York
Catherine
Wilcox
John & Cohen
Ransom Wright
Albert Howell
Raymond Hernandez
Chicago
James J. Rugsett
Atlanta
Peal
Wedding of Miss Ivey and Mr T E Hennessy
The marriage of Miss Eugenia Ivey and Mr Thomas Eugene Hennessy took place Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s home on 1 Penn avenue. The ceremony was conducted by Dr H M DuBose with a formal reception to follow. The couple plan to reside with the bride’s parents after a stay at Grove Park Inn Asheville and a later visit to points east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Ivey
Thomas Eugene Hennessy
Eugene Beverly Ivey
Penn Avenue
H. M. DuBose
Edward Davidson
Shonor
Social Notes On Teas Dances And Names Of Guests
Tents were served with a long guest list including Miss Julia Gill Miss Lucy Jacks Miss Lois Carroll Miss Marion Cook Miss Gerine Warlick Miss Nell Jackson Aliss May Toppan Miss Rubus McGaughey Ming Louiss Thompson Miss Martha Jones Miss Louise Guest Miss Martha de Jarnette Miss Dorothy Daus Miss May Smith Miss Ana Jonns or Mr Revert McDougald Mr Edwin Davis Mr Donald Morrison Mr Roy M Gaughey Mr Thomas Branch Mr Marvin McFail Mr Howell McGaughey Mee Morrill Ewing Mr Arthur Cook Mr Steve Howell Mr Claude Fearin Mr Fred Keene Mr Charles Candler Mr William McDougall Mr Robert Rankin and Mr Clifton Wood. Miss Jacks and Miss Gill were delightfully entertained at a matinee party Monday afternoon by Miss Rudene Becht. Others invited were Miss Tapspan Miss Martha Smith and Miss Marie Watson. Several other parties have been planned for them. Miss Nell Jackson will entertain at a porch party Tuesday night in their honor. Others that will entertain are Miss Marion Cook Miss Rubye McGaughey Miss Martha Smith Miss Lois Carroll and Mr and Mrs L M McDaniel. Mrs Meador Entertains. Mrs J Frank Meador entertained a few friends informally at luncheon Thursday at her home on Fourteenth Street. Covers were laid for six on a prettily appointed table having as center decoration long stemmed pink ladies. The guests included Mrs Milton Dargan Mrs H C Deters Mrs Levenette Walker Mrs W L Reynolds of Birmingham and Mrs Robert Alston. Informal Dance. Mrs W J Blalock entertained thirty friends at an informal dance last night at her home on Fifteenth Street. The house was prettily decorated and a delicious supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Gill
Lucy Jacks
Lois Carroll
Marion ‘Cook
Gerine Warlick
Nell Jackson
Aliss May Toppan
Rubus McGaughey
Ming Louiss Thompson
Martha Jones
Louise’ Guest
Martha de Jarnette
Dorothy Daus
May ‘Smith
Ana Jonns
Revert McDougald
Edwin Davis
Donald Morrison
Roy M. Gaughey
Thomas Branch
Mavin McFail
Howell ‘McGaughey
Mee
Morrlll Ewing
Arthur Cook
Steve Howell
Claude Fearin
Fred. Keene
Charles Candler
William McDougall
Robert Rankin
Clifton Wood
Jacks
Miss Gill
Rudene Becht
Taps ‘Pan
Martha Smith
Marie Watson
Nell Jack
Marion,Cook
Misa Rubye McGaughey
Misa Martha Smith
L. M.” McDaniel
Meador
J. Frank Meador
Fourteenth
Milton Dargan
H. C. Deters
Levenette Walker
W. L. Reynolds
Birmingham
Robert Alston
Miss Oppenheimer Praised For Kindergarten Bill Rally
Miss Eda Bartholomew and Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs members witnessed the Senate passage of the permissive kindergarten bill. Miss Oppenheimer of Savannah chaired the committee, led outreach, and followed up after endorsements. The piece notes her persistent, hands on work and plans to continue in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Oppenheimer
Carroll Oppenheimer
Salvannah
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
State Capitol
Senate
Ceorwa Federation
Tullowin
Music program and social notices at Capital City club
Program lists Guilmant Cantilene and Martha overture with other works. Capital City Country Club hosts an informal dinner dance for 125 guests on the lake porch. Engagements announced: Frances Louise Ansley to Henry Talbot Moon with wedding October 14, and Margherita Carter to Odin Clay Poundstone with wedding August 12. Miss Theodore Warfield entertains ten guests for Miss Gladys Marilla in Jacksonville guest honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Country Club
Wilkshe
Tonteht
Ansley Moon
William DL. Ansley
Frances Louise
Henry Talbot Moon
Marilla
Theodore Warfield
Capital City
Club
Gladys Marilla
Jacksonville
Fla
Lila Dell Frost
Choir Meeting At Frances Shealer Home
The choir of the Druid Park Presbyterian church will meet Friday evening at Miss Frances Shealer’s home 169 Cleburne Avenue. A large attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druid Pari Presbyterian Church
Frances Shealer
Cleburne Avenue
Social items note visits and travel among local residents
After visiting friends in the city Mrs Leila Glass and family return home to Bostwick Go van Mr J D Cary stays at Otesaga Coopertown N Y Mrs William Til and Mr Edwin Johnson depart for Toxaway Mrs John Murphy back from Asheville and Toxaway Mrs Archthela Davis and Master Hagwies Davis spend a month at Montreat Mr Eugene V Haynes returns from Wrightsville Beach others motor to Cartersville to visit Mrs Emmie Carter Davina Mrs Wellborn Hill to spend a month at Lake Toxaway Mr Lyman Lamback and party in Atlanta Mr and Mrs Brad Houser attend Office Building Managers and Owners convention Susie Park to spend July at Wichita Ranch birth announcements: A T Martin announce birth of daughter Beek Patsy Massengale near 36 Alexander Smith and Mighe Balto spending summer in California Mrs Robert S Bring announce birth of a daughter Henley with two weeks at Nantucket Beach Mr Eaton Griffin leaves for late Baltimore to visit Bavannen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Til
Edwin Johnson
Toxaway
John
Murphy
Asheville
Archthela” ‘Davis
Hagwies Davis
Montreat
Eugene Vv. Haynes
Wrightsville Beach
Wellborn Hill
Lake ‘Toxaway
Lyman Lamback
Ahurasta
Atlan
Brad Houser
Duluth
Misa Susia Park
Wiichteville Ranch
Mit
Sirs
A. T. Martin
Irth
Bee Massengaleay
Alexander Smith
Mighal Balto
California
Miani Mra
Robert S. Bring
Dairshes
Henley
Ne Fantic Beach
Young-Brewster Couple Wed in Quiet Cave Springs
Mr J Gordon Brewster of this place and Miss Luc Young of Cedertown slipped away Wednesday night to Cave Springs where they married. Brewster, president of Brewster Mercantile Co, is active in other ventures. The bride is the accomplished daughter of Mr J Young. After a brief motor trip they will return to make this their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyora Hil
J. Gordon Brewster
Luc Young
Cedertown
Cave Springs
J. Brewster
Brewster Mercantile Company
Tuientea
Tuientea “and” “Highly "" Accomplished Daughter of Mr. J. Young
Georgia
F M Johnson Run Down By Woman Motorist
Gainesville Georgia July 15 Special Colonel Fletcher M Johnson attorney of state wide prominence and one of Gainesville s most prominent citizens was run down by an automobile yesterday and sustained a broken leg a bruised shoulder and was otherwise bruised considerably The car was driven by Mrs Hayne Palmour wife of the president of Palmour Hardware company of this city He started from the post office to catch the Green street car and as he stepped from the curb the auto struck him He was carried to a private sanitarium and his wounds attended to His condition though precarious is not believed to be serious
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Fletcher M. Johnson
Colonel Johnson
Hayne Palmour
Palmour Hardware Company
Seven Miners Die In Balkan Mine Sand Slide Near Iron River
Iron River Michigan July 13 seven miners killed at the Balkan mine when sand slid causing a cave in. crews dig for bodies as men were drilling into a roof. quicksand swept toward the mouth of the tunnel trapping several rescuers and some workers. many bodies may remain in the mine for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron River
Mich
Balkan
Alpha
Eugenie Reproved In Tuileries Garden Incident
In Paris a report recounts Empress Eugenie walking in the Tuileries gardens where she picked a flower from a border. An attendant challenged her with a demand for name and address, and she replied Eugenie meekly. The attendant relented after noting the melancholy look of the aged lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eugenie
Napoleon Ili
Tuileries Gardens
Eugenio
38th Georgia Regimental Reunion at Grant Park
The Thirty-eighth Georgia regiment reunion will be held at Grant Park on Wednesday, July 23. Exercises begin at 7 p.m. Chaplain Rev. M. T. Bilis will lead in prayer. Hooper Alexander will deliver the welcome address. General A. J. West will respond. All Blue and Gray veterans are invited. Basket dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-eighth
Georgia
Grant Park
M. T. Bilis
Hooper Alexander
A. J. West
Open Air Meeting Not Held at First Methodist Church
A regular Wednesday evening prayer service at First Methodist was canceled due to a university meeting. An open-air gospel meeting is announced for 8 o'clock on the church lawn. The university commission meets tonight at Druid Hills with all city pastors expected to attend, postponing the mid-week gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
University Commission
Druid Hills
Georgia Troops Will Avoid South Carolina
Governor Cole Bleane of South Carolina may rest with some asent now. Adjutant General J Van Holt Nash of Georgia will not seek Bleane to change his decision that Georgia troops may not pass through South Carolina on their way to the Augusta encampment. General Nash orders all troops to plan itineraries so crossing the South Carolina boundary is unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Bleane
South Carolina
J. van Holt Nagh
Georgia
Bleane
Augusta
Nash
Judge Harris Delivers Address in Fitzgerald Georgia
Special report from Fitzgerald Georgia notes that Hon Nat Harris, a candidate for governor, spoke to about 200 people. The audience gave respectful attention as Harris delivered remarks in a July 15 appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzzgerald
Nat Harris
Far From Agreement On Trust Legislation
Washington July 16 A spirited debate today between Senator Hollis New Hampshire and Senator Heed Missouri over the interstate trade commission bill stressed that administration tenders in the senate were far from agreement on general principles of trust legislation. The Judiciary committee failed to perfect the Clayton bill and the railroad securities bill saw no progress with no meeting planned before Friday. The session highlighted differences in views and concern among administration leaders about consolidating pending bills amid political friction between Hollis Heed Borah Reed and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hollis
New Hampshire
Heed
Missouri
Interstate Trade Commission Bil
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Newlands
Trade Commission
Borah
Federal Trade
Reed
Supreme Court
Hit
Idaho
Agreement on conservation bills after White House talks
Washington July 15. A long White House conference removed differences over proposed conservation legislation. Officials predict passage this session. The accord keeps jurisdiction over all dams and water power sites on public lands, with minor changes to clarify conflicts between the Adamson and Ferris bills. Participants included Secretaries Garrison Lane Representatives Underwood Adamson Stevens Ferris and Learcot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
White House
Wilson
Adamson General Dam
Ferris
Garrison
Lane
Underwood
Adamson
Stevens
Learcot
Body of Judge Lurton Buried in Clarksville
Horacio H. Lurton former associate justice of the United States Supreme Court was laid to rest in Greenwood Cemetery Clarksville after a service at Trinity Episcopal Church. The interment followed with hymns Fast As I Am and My Faith Looks Up to Thee and a large crowd attended while Clarksville businesses paused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Horacio H. Lurton
United States Supreme Court
Greenwood Cemetery
Clarksville
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fl. J. Mikell
Obsaautas
Larsen Named to Succeed Hawkins as Dublin Judge
Governor Liston appoints W. W. Larsen of Dublin to fill the Dublin circuit judgeship after the death of K. J. Hawkins. Larsen is a noted attorney who previously served as executive secretary to Governor Brown and to acting Governor Slaton after Governor Smith’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston
Ww. W. Larsen
Dublin
K. J. Hawkins
Larsen
Brown
Slaton
Smith
Greater Tech campaign reports steady fund progress in Atlanta
At a Piedmont hotel luncheon yesterday workers announced progress toward a $100000 Greater Tech fund. Subscriptions totaled $1985 from individuals and firms including S A Roberts T Ashford Phillips & Crew Bell Bros Martin Amorgus A Hammond Hura Hillvar B Mifflin Hood Howard P Mays Jr Litton Buline B Watte Co SW Wiseberg R A McDondi Dr Willis Jones John A Boykin Marion Harper Robert F Golden Robert W Neel H Wileneki & Sons Co Al A Meyer George M Napier Dr Guerne Westmorelan Harvey Hatcher T Lauren He A Ebridges Gockin Bank and Office Supply Co G White. The fund is growing daily and is expected to reach completion soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Tech
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
Colewing
S. A. Roberts
T. Ashford
Lphillips & Crew
Bell
William Hura Hillvar
B. Mifflin Hood
Ee Bey
Howard P. Mays
Tees
F Litton
Buline
B. Watte & Go
Bo SW
Willis Jones
John A. Boykin
Marion
Harper
Robert F. Golden
Robert W. Neel
H. Wileneki & Sons Co
al A. Meyer
George M. Napier
Guerne Westmorelan Harvey Hatcher
Lauren
He A. Ebridges
Gockin” Bank and
Seer
IG. White
Storm in Kanawha Valley Causes Heavy Damage
Storms across the Kanawha valley last night and today caused about 250000 in losses. The Mazonic temple suffered 345000 in lightning damage, several buildings were blown down, and telephone and telegraph lines were crippled across Charleston West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha Valley
Grows Extraordinary Cabbage in Gainesville
Gainesville July 15 Special W D Hughes of this city raised an unusual cabbage with thirteen well developed heads on the same stalk. The heads are firm and hard as typical cabbage, making the specimen notably distinctive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
W. D. Hughes
Volcano Ash Cloud Over Lassen Peak Dims After Two Hours
Redding California July 15 Blatkemake belhed mile high from the crater on Lassen peak today and drifted southward in a banner 16 miles long. The falling ashes were small compared to June 14 but the cloud volume was as great and the disturbance lasted longer. The outbreak began to dwindle after two hours. Today marks the eighteenth eruption since May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Cal
Lassen Peak
Loni
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Falms
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Kentucky
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Staynville
Mel Ville Bercheld
Frederick Ruth
Florida
Birs
Charlea Phinizy
Athena
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Frank Washburn
Grant
Cohen
B. Horne
doepttel _Quellenstein
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James D. Harris
Ivey
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W. J. Blalock
Fifteenth Street
Gc. J. Kamper Grocery CO
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Madame Veetman
Mary Lyndon
Elizabeth Grean
Germany
Switzerland
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France
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Jean McGregor
Springheld
Richa Orme Campbell
Miss Tappan
Bessie ‘Tappan
Julian Gill
Woodbury
Lucy Jacka
Forayth
Robert A McDougald
Pentlemans
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Carrol
Guilmant
von Flotow
Martha
Federlein
Beethoven
Cadman-Bach
Leila Glass
Kaylor
Little Son
Bostwick, Govan
J. D. Cary
Otesaga Hotel
Coopertown
N.Y
W. BR. Carhart
Spencer Atkinson
W.l.reynolds
Cartersville
Emmie Carter Davina
Baltimore
Amd
Young-Brewster
F. M. Johnson
Once Supreme
First Methodist
Judge Lurton
Hawkins
West Virginia
Lassen
Stone
Eugene V
Jewelers
Whitehall St
Dixie
Jacobs Pharmacy CO
She van
Bie
Hoosier
East Mitchell
Sterchi’s
Whitehall
J. E. Johnson, Earl E. Dunaway
H. M. McCammon
F Frank, E. Block. CO
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