Johnson Ruden wedding card party in Atlanta society
An Atlanta society item details the Johnson Ruden wedding party events with a June ceremony at St Philip's. It notes bridal party plans, attendants, gowns, church decor, and a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs W. Perdue. Also covered are engagements and other prominent June weddings with numerous society figures in attendance.
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Atlanta
Éhiiaon
John Daniel Ruden
St. Philip's
Anges
A. W
Isles of the Valley
Mise Louise Johnson
3. A. Perdue, Jr
Myrtice Scott
Franses Garter
Anais Cay
Ethel Coaw
Aline Rose
Louisa Black
Nelle Howell
Eva Withy
Florine Johnson
Bewanee
Tenn.t
Mr. SH. Hardwick
J. A. Perdue
Brooks Morgan
Howell
Peepte
Robert “Eety
Ralph van Landingham
L. Smith
Fred Robinson
Savannah
Edward Perdue
Perdue Johnson
PLN
Mil- Oshers
Messrs
Claud Buchanan
Lewis Hill
J. B. Hayward
George Cunningham
H. F.cerr
Afd
Macon
Floyd Farlow
Tittle
Tom
Marian Pardue
End Dra
W. 4
Perilne
Laura Pardue
Wedding Gifts and Luxurious Tableware Featured by Linpey
The article notes silver and crystal uses in wedding gifts, promoting a wide range of designs from small pieces to elaborate services. It highlights manufacturers' attention to luxury tableware and mentions Linpey Cut Glass as sale agents for products including coffee pots and glassware.
Listed names in a 19th century society notice
A sequence of names appears in a partial society roster including Miss Ancie Laurig Fuller Miss Janie McMahan Miss May Erwin Miss Sarah Cook Miss Veales Walker Miss Daly Mr Frank Wright Mr Tom Mixon Mr Andrew Crawford Mr Russell C. Mitchel Jr Me Harry Bateman Mr Reginald Hooks Mr John dwwe and others.
Wedding Train Departure Plans After Reception
Né and Holt will carry the wadding ring on a silver announcer. After the reception Mr. Mercer and Miss, bride, will leave on the midnight train for Washington where they will be at home to friends after June 12.
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Né& Holt
Pretty June wedding in Cartersville crowds
Cary Barnwell and Mire Louise Cary wed at First Methodist Church Cartersville on Wednesday June 6 at 8:30 p.m. The ceremony featured pink and white decor with palm bamboo and pink carnations. Attendees include many Atlanta residents and local guests. A reception followed as well as a Young Ladies Missionary Society meeting at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
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Mire Louise Cary
Cartersvile
Walter Chesterfield Barnwell
Atlanta
Miss Cary
Alice Cary
Alrha Johnson
Eligabeth Horne
Macon
Mary Mumford
Cartersville
Misa ‘Lyle Callaway
Mary Chapman
Warhington
Adies Edna Arnold
Elberton
Adnie Miner
Lextle Anderson
Thomas B. Lumkin
Barnwell
E.’ Quincy Elvertt
Ivar. Alien
Robert
Melone
Willis HB. Ragan
Sterling G. Turner
Wit H. Allen
Wiliam Bishop Clements
Ushers
Charles F. Barnwell
B. R, Callaway
Jere Field
PL 3
Shellman
Witham
Cateaway
Law
Hartwell
Benjamin. F. Flemister
Robert’ B. Rambo
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Young Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methods
Sallie Maud “Jones
Peachtrea Street
Fauline Hook
Compliment to Miss Routzahn and Miss Winston
A group of young men will compliment Mrs. Madero Routzahn and Miss Winifred Winston as guests of Miss Lola Andrews with a car ride Tuesday evening from 6:30 to 7:00. They will stop at Wiley's for refreshments where Wurm's Orchestra will provide music, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Hunelton of Richmond, Va. The guests include Laura Burt, Al Mitchell, Winifred Winston, Lut Andon, Madeline Rita, Kate Johnstone, Pansy Verte, Caron, Hant Ming, Nell Forbes, Crusta, Lien Camp, Carnation Woreland, August Murphy, and others.
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Routzahn
Winston
Mrc
Madero Routzahn
Mise Winitred Winston
Lola Andrews
Wiley's
Marts
Wurm
Hunelton
Richmond
Laura Burt
al Mitchell
Winifred Winston
Lut Andon
Madeline Raita
Mag Katheea’ Johnstone
Milas Pansy Verte
Ta Caron
Misa
Nell Forbes
Moew Lien Camp
Misa Carnation Woreland
Misys
Augustg Murphay
Hat Trimming Case Compromise End Near Twenty Years
The Hat Trimming Case pits the United States against importers over whether trimming materials are exclusive to hats. The lengthy trial drew testimony from milliners and fashion editors, with Philadelphia witnesses demonstrating trimming by using a bonnet frame stockings and feathers to create decorative pieces.
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United States
Milner
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hamlin Garland
Gertrude IF. Lynch
Colters Weekly
Thomas Jefferson Chapter Appeals for Jacksonville Sufferers
The Thomas Jefferson chapter of the Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution considers the official appeal urging members statewide to donate to Jacksonville sufferers. Members to contribute money or clothing via Mrs R B Toy, 105 Wortest Avenue, with action taken individually. Engagement announced for June 11 inman Park.
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Thomas Jefferson
Robert Embory Park
Georgia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jacksonville
Boney
R. B. Toy
Auction of Chalkime Worsteds at Low Prices
Local advertises chalkime Worsteds in two lots priced at 15 and 12.60 dollars with 11.50 and 10.00 options. Purchasers urged to act quickly to secure the bargains before stock runs out.
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Juet
Atlanta society notes over May events and weddings
The page lists society happenings in Atlanta including the Lehr-Dahlgren wedding at St Patrick's cathedral with Archbishop Corgan officiating, dinners and cotillions at Capital City Club, and a Joseph Hedersham chapter event. It mentions Miss Anita Phintzy as guest of honor, Miss Douglas Gay and Mr Thomaz f i glne as guests of honor, and various parties at Piedmont Driving Club with guests such as Miss Susan Calhoun and Miss Hardeman Toombs. Also notes Emma Garrett heading to Vassar, and a return from Knoxville of several locals.
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Paine-Gay
Capital City
Douglas Gay
Thomaz
Glne
Rudolph Gheisler
Greeneabore
Joseph Parantha
Macon
Bugenta Oplesvy
Susan Cethou
Paul Barnett
Ington
Browning Club
Migs Ansley
William Perrin
Nichinon
St Paul
American Medical Association
Sadie Morris
Chapel Hill
N. C
May Treadwell
Oxford
Atlanta
Ott
Claude Norman
Washington
Sillkes County
Many Atlanta Residents Visiting Cities and Relatives
A jumble of social notices lists numerous Atlantans and visitors. Mrs. Camp stops in Birmingham before continuing to the latter city. Miss Alice Harker heads to Mt. Airy for months. several guests arrive from Danville and Lexington. Travelers include Mrs. Langston abroad, Dr. Bayles departing for Columbus, and Mr. Walter Taylor sailing to Alaska. Friends note improved health of Mrs. Preston Atkwright, while Miss Julia Taylor delays Chicago trip due to illness. Numerous others are mentioned as visiting, hosting, or traveling, with positions or origins given for context.
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Birmingham
Camp
Morgan Gress
Julia Taylor
Chicago
Albert Haltiwanger
Washington
Augusta Wylie
Melton
Weet, Point
Walter Taylor
Alaska
John Walden
Mrs Drake Returns Home After Georgia Visit
Mrs. Drake was returned to the city after spending the past month visiting relatives in southwest Georgia.
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S. Drake
Georgia
Georgia governor grants pardon to Lawrenceville youth
Governor Beckham of Kentucky pardoned Robert Lee Cole, son of Lawrenceville Postmaster, who served one year for theft by false pretenses after pawning a ring loaned by a local girl. The pardon followed Governor Candler of Georgia urging clemency, based on their prior acquaintance from the railway news trade and Cole’s Spanish American War service. Cole is expected to return home to Lawrenceville after release.
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Beckham
Kenturky
Candler
Robert Lee Cole
Postmaster Cole
Lawrenceville
Young Cole
Kentucky
Hts
Cole
Helu
Fragmented 1900s text about fiction and travel notes
A garbled OCR passage mentions The Kind You Have Always, an author contradicting himself about a freight steamer, and promotional notes for Pan-American travel via New York or Philadelphia with rail routing. It also references the infant son of Mr. Pierce and an upcoming event at a cafe, all in a torn, partial newspaper fragment.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
America
Chas
Lee
George W
Pierce Dias
Executor's Sale Israel Estate Fulton County Georgia
An order of the Fulton County court schedules an executor sale of the Israel estate in Atlanta on the first Tuesday in June 1909. The parcels include land bounded by Forsyth and Castleberry streets and a city alley, with about one acre total, held by Aaron Israel, deceased, and overseen by Executor Henry Wellyocse. Attorneys Blaton Phillips Mayon Hill provide the legal notice.
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Georgia
Fulton County
Georgia Goan and Trust
Anata
Atlanta
Fulton Counts
Vendible Strat
Mersilla Ave
Venable ‘Street
Glen BR. Mills
Fulton Superior Court
Georgia Loan & Trust
Samuel Barnett
Israel Estate
Sais County
Nools
Atanta
Wald
Tewlan
Raid City
Porayth
R. W. Tidwell
Irby
J. Cooper
Janefying
Vaid County
Sid County
Castleburry
la Cormer
Forsyth
Caseberry
Aaron Israel
Arid County
Terros
Henry Wellyocse
Blaton & Phillips, Mayeon & Hill
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