Marriage of Daniels and Cook at Country Home
Miss Daniels and Mr. Cook wed quietly at the bride’s country home in Atlanta. The ceremony by Rev. J. W. Quillin drew only family and close friends, with Mr. and Mrs. Cook departing for Buffalo and other northern cities after the ceremony. The bride wore a formal gown in white, and the house featured palms, ferns, and white carnations.
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Bertha Kafferne
Dadkett
Feely
Worming
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Toecod
Maud Gary Netherland
Wilton Robinson Barlé
Oelack
Netherland
Mendelssohn
Charlotte Manly
Greenville
T.P. Bell
Atlanta
D. S., Vandiver
Anderson
G Barrett
C.B. Earle
B. F. Martin
S. C
Mamie Turnbull
Fhama Davis
Poocoa
Suse’ Williams
Greeneville
Sophie Blakesley
Columbia
Wilton R. Earle
M. D. Farle
Furman ‘University
Grace Steen
Chattanooge
Fenn
Ancient al fresco euchre party at Todlulah Falls
A large group attended a lively outdoors euchre gathering hosted by Mr. I. B. Mitchell of Atlanta at the Clife house Todlulah Falls. Prizes included a rose bowl for Mrs. George Lucas and second prize to Mrs. Camma Wyatt, with Mr. C. C. Nichols winning the gentlemen’s prize. About eighty guests joined the Old Fashioned Party with punch and festive decor.
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Mitchell
Atlanta
Clife House
Todlulah Falla
George Lucas
Athens
Camiita Wyatt
C. C. Nichols
Marrett Pope
J. C. Wyatt
Pops
Lively social notices span weddings sales and teas
A collage of 1900s community events lists an engagement for Miss Shackelford to Mr. Henderson and a Birmingham wedding plans. It notes lawn fetes at West End, a barbecue near College Park, church gatherings at Grace and Immaculate Conception, a crokinole club gathering, a trolley party chaperoned by Mrs. Jackson and a large group of young attendees.
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Rome
Federation of the Atlante
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James Jackson
Linden Street
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Hla Baker
Reba Irvin
Washington
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Atlanta
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West End
Church of the Immaculate Conception
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James Ragan
Mia
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Beatrice Dugas
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Peachtree
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Balle
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Susan. Cobb
Misa Seirah Connaily
Mary Nomas
Harriet Ellis
Marion Peel
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Raglane
Mine ‘Aline. Patterson
May Pope
Bessie Pope
Bessie Moore
Hilzabeth “Adair
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Clayton Carlton
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Livingston
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Gus
Regency era party invites wide circle of friends
The notice details a house party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jaress Young Swift in Hilton, with guests arriving by afternoon trains from Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. It promises many attractions and a celebration surpassing prior events, while listing numerous visitors and locals in attendance or expecting to attend, including Mrs. Joe Thompson and Mr. Robin Adair among others.
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South Carolina
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Pardon Petition For Dolly Pritchett Arouses Strong Support
The first formal pardon petition for Dolly Pritchett was filed with Georgia prison officials by Attorney Van Batchelor, backed by the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs. The document, endorsed by the trial jury, grand jury, and coroner, seeks clemency on grounds of her youth and lack of understanding of wrongdoing. The Georgia Federation promises a rehabilitative home if pardoned. The case, still controversial, will be heard next week with oral arguments by Shepherd Bryan, Teasley, and Batchelor, amid broad public interest.
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Milledgeville
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Prison Commission
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Candler
Thare
Shephrd Bryan
W. A. Teasley
van Astor Batchelor
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Fulton County
Lule A Willems
Willams
Fulton Superior Court
Lute
Williams
Pdivorce
Boptemba
Witners
H. Lumpion
Button County
Welds Slbert A
Paul Hentehel
Brannis Hentehel
John R. Wilkinson
Low Rate Excursion Tickets To Buffalo And Eastern Cities
Central of Georgia railway offers very low rates to Buffalo for the Pan American exposition and summer tourist tickets to eastern cities. Options include all rail or Savannah and steamer routes with sailing dates. For rates, schedules, and ticketing, contact any Central of Georgia agent or W H Ferm at 16 Wall Street Atlanta Ga.
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Buffalo
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Savannah
New York
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Philadelphia
Central of Georgia Railway
W. H. Ferm
Wall Street
Atlanta, Ga
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Old Point Gomfort
Pacuoniers
Richmond
Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
M. B. Crowell
Nortel
Gent
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Hiehmand
Waleeh
J. Brown
John Henry Miller Co Sample Chapter Offer
A fragment notes an offer by John M. Miller Co at 29 Marietta Street to provide a sample chapter free of charge to attract customers. The garbled text hints at a promotional pitch aiming to place the reader in contact for further dealings.
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John M.’ Miller Co
Marietta Street
Mall
Weekend Excursion Tickets to Tybee via Central of Georgia
Weekend excursion tickets at very low rates are on sale via Central of Georgia Railway for noon, afternoon and evening trains Saturdays. Tickets good to return leaving Tybee and Savannah not later than Monday night after date of sale. Call for tickets and schedules at ticket office 16 Wall Street and Union Depot, Atlanta.
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Hale
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Central of Georgia Railway
Tybee
Savannah
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Wall Ptreat
Union Depot
Atlanta
Made Money On Stolen Bike By Renting It Out
Lee Gibbs a small negro boy was arraigned in the recorder's court on the charge of stealing a bicycle. Louis Mayson testified Gibbs carried off his wheel and kept it several days. Magistrate Mannon said Gibbs stole the wheel and rented it to others to make money. Gibbs said he borrowed it thinking Louis would not care and was fined 0.7.
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