Local society notes highlight weddings and entertainments
The column records the marriage of Gertrude Brandon to Air William Gheesling at Park Street West, family attendance, and a short wedding trip. It lists social entertainments by Miss Ellen Wolff, Mrs George Brown Jr, Miss Wise, and others with bridge parties, teas, and theater events. It notes plans for swimming pool gatherings by the Adairs, a Wednesday sewing club picnic at the Wren's Nest, and a suffrage rally hosted by Mrs Holleman. Hoosier Society events include a meeting, a June picnic at Grant Park, and a large turnout invitation. A dancing party for Miss Mary Nevin and Mr Henry Metin is announced, with a heart-dice party for Miss Wynnette Walker and her upcoming marriage to Paul Dean O’Kells.
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Brandon-Gheesling
H S Brandon
Gertrude
William
Gheesling
3 Rock
Park Street
West
Fromea
Miss Wolff
Ellen Wolfft
St! Bridge
Mary McEimurray
Waynesboro
George M Brown, Jr
Hoosier Society
The
Mra
J H. Gresham
North
Jackson Street
Hoosier Society of
Atlanta
Grant Park
Mary Nevin
Henry Metin
Sarah Bryan
Rome
Miss Walker
Eva Wurms
Wynnette Walker
Paul Dean O'Kells
Engagements At Home and Society Happenings In Atlanta
Newberger announces Marian Holsenbeck engagement to Allen F Rice of Commerce Georgia. Capital City Club hosts Tuesday dinner dance and roof garden opening planned for weeks ahead. Social calendar features rehearsals, teas, Bridg party, and noted weddings with Atlanta families and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holsenbeck-Rice
Mattie Bailey Newberger
Marian Holsenbeck
Allen F Rice
Commerce
Georgia School of Technology
Segadlos
Milledgeville Graduation Draws Georgia Leaders
Milledgeville Georgia January 7 Newspaper reports Governor elect Harris addressed the graduating class of the Georgia Normal and Industrial College calling it the largest and most meritorious. He pledged autographs of himself and Mrs Harris to each member. A large party of Spart and other cities sent automobile contingents to attend with many prominent visitors including Judge Richard Hassell Burwell Blalock and Joseph Clisby and several state senators and Congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Jane 7
Specter
Harris Aygi
Burwell
House
John D Walker
Sparta
Spart
Tlec
Eatonton
Bandersvile
Macon
Prominent Atlantans Speak on Citizenship Series
Prominent Atlantans connected with city government are invited to speak in a four lecture series on citizenship and forms of government before the Fulton and DeKalb branch of the Equal Suffrage Party of Georgia. Speakers include Walter McElreath James E Mayton and Joseph C Logan. The first lecture will be Tuesday evening at 8 o clock at the suffrage headquarters 217 Peachtree street Tickets 28 cents to cover incidental costs with lectures on Tuesday Thursday and Friday for the next two weeks.
Board of Visitors State University Hold First Session
Athens Ga June 7 Special The board named by Governor Hinton to inspect the university plant and property assembled for their first session Monday afternoon The board includes Professor T E Jones Griffin Professor Horace WH Hitchie Flix gerald Professor N H Ballard Brune w Professor 3 3 Smith Tallapoosa and Hon A Golucke Crawford vilis The trustees meet Thursday and will be in session through commencement week ending with graduation exercises next Wednesday.
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Athens
Board of Visitors
Hinton
University
State College of Agriculture
T E' Jones
Griffin
Horace WH Hitchie
Flixgerald
N H Ballard
Brunew
Smith
Tallapoosa
A. @ Golucke
Crawfordvilis
Gesiion
Mercer Trustees Elect Officers In Macon Meeting
Mercer university trustees met in Macon on June 7 with most members present. Dr W B Hardman of Commerce was elected chairman, Ww i Davia of Waynesboro vice president, and Hey BR C Grandberry of Macon secretary. Officers and faculty reports were heard and routine business transacted. Graduation exercises are planned for Wednesday morning.
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Macon
Board of Trustees
Mercer University
W B Hardman
Commerce
I Davia
Waynesboro
Br.c ‘Grandberry
Wercer
Woodmen Unveil Monuments at Two Augusta Cemeteries
In Augusta Georgia on June 7 members of the Woodmen of the World unveiled monuments to deceased members at West View and North Augusta cemeteries during their memorial day procession. About 200 members led by the Uniformed Rank attended the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Woodmen of the World
Weat View
North Augusta Cemeterisa
Bunda
Meeting of Atlanta Graded Union of Sunday School Teachers
The Atlanta Graded Union of Sunday School Teachers will gather at Wea sey Memorial Church on the 7th. The hour is changed to 10. The subject for discussion is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Graded Union of Sunday
Weasey Memorial Church
Leading railroad men gather in Atlanta for three day session
Representatives of all the leading railroads of the south met in Atlanta yesterday for a three days session at the Piedmont hotel with a committee of the American Railway association to discuss transportation problems. Arthur Hale of New York and Chicago general agent of the American Railway association presides. At the close of the first day visitors were taken over Inman Yards by Southern railway officials.
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South
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
American Railway Association
Arthur Hale
New York
Chicago
Inman
Southern Railway
Rural routes to add 710 new lines for 42999 families
Postmaster General announced creation of 710 new rural routes to meet growing demand. Board chaired by Busker discusses plan, aiming to serve communities in Wash Lon and nearby towns. Beet 1 week ends with prices listed. aged 1112 cents per pound.
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Editer Busker
Wash Lon
Ruilesen
Gwitt & Co
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Miss Wise
Thomas Northen
Bridge
Richmond
John S Cohen
Louise Broyles
Ster
Ther
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Wisendra
Forrest Adair
Queete
Memore
Holleman
Georgia Womans Suffrage League
J T Holleman
Peach~ Tree Street
League
Mra Frances Smith Whitest
Emilias
Ates
Beuchler
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Whitehall Street
Capital City Club
Capital City
Miss Aiken
Buford Aiken
Brunswick
Misa Marian Danson
John Lucas
Dolly Bla~lock
Mary Stewart
Marian Woolley
George Ripley, Jr
Misa Irens
Albert
Gueats
Ade
Arnold
Bferritt
Birs
WG Chamberlain
Nii Hunter Mind Hazel Maswa
Mine Huth Johnson
Elizabeth Hale
Kerr-Hope
David ¥ Kerr
Canton
Louise
Bertram
Hope
Miss Kerr
John C Joyner
Champion Fiber Company
Miss Perkins
Ethel Perkins
Forsyth
Alberta Perkins
Alice Perkins
Winecoft
Houston Street
Misa Alverda Ragsdale
Domestic McLance
Milas Joyce White
Boma
Margaret Lewis
Birmingham
Miss Lewis
Missea Verah Heyman
Dorothy Weber
Lilian Sullivan
Lois, McIntyre
Martha Louise Cassells
Grace Kate
Elizabeth Kate
Helen Waitt
Henrietta Tupper
Carrie Louw Boon
Elise Quimby
Georgia Rice
Eugenia Harwell
Marian Fowell
Nina Hopkin
Mrs. High
Joseph M High
Dar
Peachtree Road
John Marshall Slaton
William Cher Spiker
Iy Enterteiitg
Toba Roberts
Bat
Pacar
Carole Cabb
Duke Proaertck
Amions
Richard Bold
Uee
Hubert Moore le Boar
Walter Marshburn
Oliver
William Perry
Jaques de Hole
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Edward Clarkson
Charles
James Press
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Touchstone
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Rosalind
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Bue
Phoebe
Hamilton Black
Andrey
Ming Cleveland Zuber
Shepherda
Miers
Chorus of
Foresters
A Gerard-Thiers
Charles Danhols
John W. Grant
Edward Inman
Marion Smith
J_¥ rank Beck
Wight
W Elkin
Cator Woolford
Hugh Inman
Mrs. Flowers
Clifford West
Arthur Flowers
T B Felder
Felder
Memphis
A. R Mminger
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Buford
Miya Trene King
P D McCartey
Buffalo
Fred Brine I & Mitchell
Hadley LeRoy Wynne
Harry Flynn
Dorian Laurie Grant
Lynn Foster
Tallulah Falla
E W McCerren
Colorado Springs
Trends
San Franciaco
Jennie Bloodworth
Alice Wickham
George L Morton
George L Jr
Liza Morton
Wrightaville Beach
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Lula Rogers
Ken Resaw Avenue
Misa Nell Walker
Druid Hilla
Ales Grace Bloodworth
Ann Willingham
Mise Evelyn John
Walter P Stanley
New Haven Conn
June
Mary Fraser
Estelle Bussey
Clayton
C E Sturphey
Onse Mar Murphey
Columbus
Mina Trane Albert
Frank Hamilton Jeter
J Frank Mender
Mina Charlotte Meeder
Atlantic Beach
Sonny Hynde
Fountain Reo, Jr
Columbia
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William Bucknall
Philadel
Pha
Howard Acka
T D Meador
Robert I, Meador
Columbue
Ohio
Vmr
Percy Dar’lington
Westester
Alfred Tr Mennedy
Greenville
Ww H Kiser
Misa
Isabelle Cronheim
St Joseph 4 Infirmary
Thoman Huneage
Bersie Jones
John Wilkins
North Boulevard
Carrie Fulwood
Clifton
WE Paschal
Vedadoway
Tech
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Charles H Wight
Jacksonville
J W Ayers
Eleanor Lummus
George Treadwell
Riverside Military Academy
AP ‘Treadwell
Georgian Terrace
Penelope Clarke
Frances Clarke
Proctor Theaters
Margaret Lewin
Tatter
Barnstable
William Y Speer
Chattanooga
Aleter
Iter
Tflat Bot
Berlin
King Hardware CO
Peachtree Afat
Whitehall
Peachtree
Peters
Masietta
Decatur
Throne Milledgeville
Harris
Suffrage Party
Express
Fort Myers
Fla
J Kamper Grocery Company
Peachtres Street
Board of Visitors State University
Mercer
United
United Profit
Frank E.block Co
United Cigar Stores Co
Wm. Wrigley Chewingham Co
Swift’s
Frank E. Block CO
B. Chelena Market Co
Pryer
Sonora
Victor
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