Connally Martin Wedding Prominent Society Event
The Connally Martin wedding at the old West End home of the Connallys drew a large social crowd. Attendants included Francis Grimally and Miss Elin May Tilmon. guests from Savannah and Greenville attended. The ceremony featured white sweet peas, a grand wedding bell, and a lavish reception with keepsakes and gifts. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents on Washington Street.
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Connally-Martin
Tavnage
Wiss Sal Brown
Corral
Connally
Hiram
Renee Eceremom
Bank of Palms
Saald
Sraldaghowne
Giesty
Francis Grimally
Spalding
Georges Murt
Elin May Tlemoiton
Vic
Bord
Savannah
Nancy Waldo
Frank “Arin
Tam Connelly
Jenn Spelch
George
Flenry Totrsov Jr
Joey
Frown Connally
Sally Browh
Mendelesohn
Mies
Francis Connally
Ana
Sweet Peasles
Fart
Ally Brown
James P Brawl O
Canlaon
Gecize
Anna Latimer
Social highlights and entertaining events in the city
A roundup of society gatherings features Mrs Shelton hosting a tea for Mrs Thedore Bhelton of St Louis at her West End home with a DAR crowd invited. Mrs Spalding prepares a pink themed reception for her niece Mss Allen of Kentucky at Deerland, with a large party and several helpers. The French Reading Club and Womans Missionary Society notes, plus members traveling for weddings and visits, fill local social pages.
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Mrs. Connally
L Gonnally
West End
Theodore Bhelton
St Lows
The
DAR
Shelton
Local Social and Visit Notes From City A Quick Roundup
Miss Dear ing nurses at Richond Momental Hospital on vacation. Mr and Mrs Henrys M Bonney will have their son spend the summer in Mari etta. Miss Irma Lob leaves for Chicago. Judge and Mrs James Brown host guests of Mr and Mrs George Brown. Rosser Jr and Miss Jalla Rosser plan a trek ride for about forty friends. Mrs M W Coleman returns from a visit to South Carolina. Mr and Mrs Joan P Murphy announce the birth of a son John P Murphy Jr. Miss Lee Spear returns from Monroe. Miss Japth E Slack of Titton Ga graduates. Irene Jackson back home in Vempins wea. Mr John Welch of Athens visits the city. Mr Milton Dargan returns from New York. Mrs Heny Porter and Wes Porter will not return home until July. Magor and Mrs Cleveland Wilcoton and son at 267 Goldor Street WWeev End opposite Howell place. The barbecue is a compliment to the men born of the Athlete Cut. Janie Speer expected home. Mirard Vos Wow, hiss, and fanny depart for Oriental hotel at Atlantic Beach. Mrs JoCunter and Vass Martha Glover leave for Atlache Beach. Mrs William Hornman hosts a bridge party and tea tomorrow afternoon. The biggest May sales of Bt. Fibbon Pennon and Vanilla break all records. Ask for Blue Ribbon Lemon and Vanilla.
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Japan
Royal Assra
Seli Brown
Connalh
Martin
Walter
Greersto
Lowry
Natonal Bank
Whesdale Shelden
St Louis
Faith
States Boro
Eucanor Tuanleutt
Athens
Laura Boyd
Savannah
Anna Atme
South Carolin
Sam Dunlap
Gaines Vue
Pius Connaty
Comunale
Norcross
Willliam
Crumley-Franklin
Zuiette Crumtes
Crumley
James Henry Franklin
Forrest Avenue
CB Dowman
First Methodist Church
Musa Rosa Kingasery
William Frank
W . M Crumley
Valenciennes
Dirk Tulle
Miss Crumie
Rumsey
Mi Branklin
North Carolina
Franklin
Allaunty
Irma Lob
Chicago
James Brown
Canton
George Brown
Ae McLather Rosser Jr
Misa Jalla Rosser
Lee Spear
Ome
Monroe Conese
Japth E Slack
Titton Ganee
Irene Jackson
Vempins
Wea
John Welch
Milton Dargan
New York
Skating Rink Planned at Cumberland Island Hotel
News from Cumberland Island reports hotel management preparing a seaside skating rink facing the ocean breezes. Negotiations target a magnificent touring automobile package for hotel guests, with tours to notable sites including the home of Light Horse Harry Lee and General Nathaniel Greene. The Cumberland table and service are praised. rooms for June are filling fast, with requests for room reversions. Write L A iMMer for full details and rates.
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Cumberlang
Asland
Old Mother Ocean
Cumberland
Dungennege
Carnegies
Harry Lee
Mathamel Greene
L A
Immer
Cumberland Island
Court suit over railroad blasting damages at Peachtree road
Mrs Deis Horner sues Southern railroad claiming heavy dynamite blasts damaged her Peachtree road home. She seeks $19000 damages and a temporary injunction to stop further blasting. Judge Pendleton granted a temporary injunction and set a preliminary hearing for June 3. Reeveship for W H Terry was yesterday.
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Ee Orrees
Deis
Horner
Southern Railroad
Peachtree Road
Miz Herner
Pendleton
Arnold & Arnold
Southern Flour and Gun Company receivership action in court
Petition claims Terry owes 4748 on a promissory note and waives homestead rights after bankruptcy. A receiver may take charge of a $1600 homestead until adjournment. Judge Pendleton presided as Jackson & Orme named Henry Hull temporary receiver. A widow seeks $400 year support for Mrs Walker Hurst from her late husband David R Eounat estate. A charter petition for Atlanta Equipment and Manufacturing Company lists stock of 2500 with owners RE Park and others. amendment sought to raise capital and allow preferred stock. Real estate transfers filed including deeds for properties on Jackson Street and various parcels in different districts.
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Spportey
Southern Flour and Gun Company
Terry
Southern Flour and Grain Company
Pendleton
Jackson & Orme
Henry Hull
Walker Hurst
David R Eounat
Atlanta Equipment and Manufacturing Company
Ester Defile
Arnold Broyles
Superor
Park
Stockdell
Thornton
W Parrott
Thomas Egleston
Meador
Carson Charles
Conk
Jin & M
Horme
Robertson
Hammond
Smith, Hammond & Smith
Transfera Inc
Alex Ditt
Ser
Superior Cour
Sian B Walke
Atlanta Banking and Savings Coppany
BP F Smith
Annie FP Taylor
Jackson Street
del Op
H Greer
BA Hudson
Wess
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St Hilda Guild
Ita ‘Black
Blach
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Tenn
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Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Bliner
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Gay
Inman Sanders
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Fbney Sr
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D Spaldne
Eawerd Brown
Richard Snott
Yhller
Florence Jackson
Sarah Peel
Marion Peel
Annie Cavely
Spahiing
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Womans Missionary Society
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Feday
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Masonic Temple
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Sea Lork
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George Connors
Rivers de Darnt
Rome
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Bas James R Brown
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Stone Mountain
Ali Facial
Chemicts
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Evers
Serry Chemical CO
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Richond Momental Hospital
Miss Dearing
Auter
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M Bonney
Wdson
Marietta
Nicolson
M W
Coleman
South Carolina
Joan P Murphy
Fam Fair Street
John P Murphy Jr
Heny Porter
Wes Porter
Ceveland Wilcoton
Sonate
Goldor Street
Wweev
Howell Place
George Adet
Mass Janie Speer
Mirard Vos Wow Hiss
Fanny
Oriental Hotel
William Hornman
W H Terry
Schanf
Charles H Steinway
Berlin
Stockholm
St Caecilan Society
Germany
Turkey
United States
Steinway
Feeuales & Crew CD
Georgia
Steinway & Sons
NTA
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Linkey Cut
Leco
Ete
Bavis and Freeman Jewelers
Sk Age Bus
Spteas
Heiskell
Natatorium
Scntt
Atlanta
Jon Vo Mollie
Petiton
T Bishop
Haynes & Methichamp
Whitehall Street
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Charles W. Crankshaw
Diamond Merchant and Jeweler
F.C. Griffin
Gate City
Vo & Ailen
EOE
BELL
KODAK
Fresh Film
Bert
Southern
South Broad
High Company
R. F. Monnish
W. A Monnish
Tohee Dene ‘Ott
Meee J.m.high CO
WEG CO
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