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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
13
The executive board of the Atlanta chapter D. 3. R. meets Thursday at 10 30 with regent Mrs. Joseph Madison High at her Peachtree Street home. The W M F C of the Atlanta Baptist association holds a call meeting Friday May 4 at 10 a m. All board members are urged to attend.
Social items list visitors and departures across Atlanta including Mrs J H Hunt and Mrs McGehee of Gainesville guests of Mrs D R Wilder for a wedding. Miss Mary Stewart will host at Athens for university commencement. Families travel to St Simons Island and Maine. Birth announced Emily Maxime June 30. Several entries note visits to Maple Wood on Peachtree Road and other local homes.
Miss Annie Bou Paget and Dr. Henry Latimer Randolph wed at 9 PM this evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Hassell Bridges on Forreign Avenue in Gainesville. R K Rambo has returned from Albany. mentions guests Miss Mary Andrews and Miss Julia Fone Smith of Rome Vand and Miss Aime Hamerlek of Gatiney.
Wilmer J. Moore of Atlanta, chair man of the Georgia Training School for Girls board, submits the first annual report to the governor. He requests a 26957.10 appropriation for the coming year and outlines plans for building improvements, a hospital, a Harriet Hawks cottage duplicate, a model dairy, chicken run upgrades, better lighting and heating, and other conveniences as the school expects to reach capacity at fifty girls.
The Telephone and Telegraph Society of Atlanta plans a Thursday night performance featuring up-to-date, original vaudeville acts by its male staff members. The program will include unique stunts and entertaining numbers, with 25 cent admission to cover expenses.
Macon Ga June 1 Special annual commencement events at Mercer University begin Saturday with sophomore-freshman declamation test. Sunday sermon at First Baptist Church by Dr J J Taylor of Savannah. Monday features oratorical contest trustees meeting senior class day and champion debate. Tuesday alumni address by Hon J B Copeland of Valdosta photo presentation of Dr Joseph Willet literary address by Hon Henry S Jones and faculty reception. Wednesday graduating exercises with talks by Judge Emory Speer and President W L Pickard.
Dr Kime president of the Law and G raer league will speak at the Equal Suffrage association meeting at the Oeipek hotel this afternoon at 3 15 offering observations on civic efficiency and good citizenship and local government.
Athens Ga June 1 Special Concluding its twenty first year of service the State Normal school will present seventy graduates to the state Wednesday evening The commencement featured a Bible memory event and a young women’s Christian association address by Rev R A Webb D D of Louisville Ky The program included a musical concert and an outdoor theatre presentation The seventy graduates include Pearl Agnew Eunice Akin Ray All mood Ethel Anderson Elaine Barnen Mattie Barrett Ellie Mary Blugh Myrtle Blackstock Minnie Bonner Laura Bush and many others from numerous counties
The senior class at the Georgia School of Technology is expected to graduate on Wednesday June 12 marking the largest class in the school's history with ninety graduates in the class of 1915. The year also shows a record number of matriculates and rising enrollment for the fall session.
Councilman Claude L Ashley chairs a special committee from the general council and the board of education to plan a consolidated high school on the academy model. The group argues one central school could cut maintenance, add new departments, and better house increasing pupil numbers, with broad support from patrons and educators.
New York June 1 The will of Jacob Ruppert millionaire brewer who died May 26 is filed for probate today. The estate valued at about 29 million dollars is to be divided among his widow and four other beneficiaries.
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