Society Notes From Columbus Georgia Brimming With Weddings
In Columbus on June 14 an Annie A Rush daughter of Ty Rush married Hon. 8 W Johnson a prominent Alabama lawyer at Mrs C Rush’s residence on Eighth street Rev G N McDonnel officiated. The couple left for Montgomery then Attala Ala. others include weddings and engagements in Athens Louisville and Savannah with concerts at Wildwood and Chase Conservatory events and a large children’s program honoring Marquis and Marquise Lafay ette at Wildwood.
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Columbus
Annie A Rush
Ty Rush
W. Johnson
Alabama
C. Rush
Eighth Street
G N. McDonnel
Johmson
Montgomery
Attala
Ala
W H.i Smith
Anna Gregory
W. H. Butler
W. R. Gregory
Kentucky
Butler
Savannah
Central Railroad
Lily Mae Duncan
Athens
Ruby King
Euey Cobb
C. B. Grimes
Annie Lou
Cecil
Louisvifle
Andrew Female College
Cuthbert
W. S. Detgolf
Wade
Washington
Eva Roberts
Onechka
Julia
Traylor
Thomaston
Willie Bonty
Cusseta
Miss Lemon
Lawrence Jones
Louisville
Fdward Miller
George
New York
Miller
George LU Johnson
City
Thomas Gilbert
Wiliam Couch
Talbot County
I. Murphey
Louis Simons
Littie Hirsch
Herman Hirsch
Raphi T. F. Marcuso
Macon
Simons
Sappho
J Lewis Brown
Columbo
Sapphos
Mandavever
Wildwood
Echo
Emmie Burrus
Pavillion
Wodwood
Ith
Biss Louise Dunn
Americus
Lem Layfield
James B. Dunn
Jackson Street
Miss Dunn
Layfield
Chase Conservatory of Music
Mies Annie Lou Long
Bilersile
Misa
Laura McDuffie
Myra Chase
Barnett
Eagle and Phenix Mandolin Club
Lyra Hart
Misa Julia Gantien
Francis Golien
Wile Coegrave
Eagts and
Phenix Mandolin Club
Conservatory Rooms
Tenth Street
M. A. Wood
Aiken
8. C
A. E. Abercromble
Broad Street
Med Tlagland
Atlanta
James Gibert
First Avenue
R. A. Carson
Fred Norman
Baiti- Yaore
Norman
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Rodger N. Page
Miss Page
Buffalo
George Whitesides
Tate Springs
Douglas C. Peabody
Trinity Episcegal Church
Mabize
St. Johan 6
Decatur
Peabody
Francis B. B
Peaboody
Wildsood
George Washington
Marquis and
Marquise Lafayette
Daughters of the Revolution
General Washington
Eugene Martha Washington
Milas Maggie Bedelle
Marquis de Lafayette
Gray Worse
Marquise de Lafayette
Miss Margerie Browne
Count Rothambeau
A.C. Chancellor
Dolly Madison
Alma Fearre
Patrick Henry
Carl Loewenherz
Dorothy Dandridge
Lottie Alium
Can Hall
the Singer
Knicel” Berr
Susan Bilotte
Lucile Woolrut
John Paul Jones
Roscoa Luromus Sleanor Calvert
Mary Hannah Flournoy
William Hooper
Jamie McDumb
Ann Clark
Burlington Butt
General Francis Marion
Diereer Blanchard
Rebecca Mott
Zudda Martin
Kather
Sally Fairfax
Iuatina Hof
Joseph Howes
Louis McDuffie
Lucy Geina
Micg
Ellie May’ Bedell
William Alexander
Lord Sterling
John Blackmar
Catherine Daingerfield
Elise Brown
Francis Lewis
Tom Lewis
Ann Gaskin
Piniara
Gertrude Berry
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lula Davidson
Maconty
Zita Emmel
Hayne Tells of Great West Trip from Atlanta
Mr E Hayne returns from a journey through the great west sharing health and recreation benefits. He visited Albuquerque Silver City and Deming in New Mexico Phenix and Prescott in Arizona and made several Lone Star State stops. He plans to live in Texas and charmed friends in Atlanta with tales of the trip.
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Hayne
Great West
E. Hayne
Atlanta
Mealey
Ami
Albuquerque
Silver City
Deming
Phenix
Prescott
Attz
Lone Star State
Texas
Charley
Rand
Kellam & Moore Opticians Lead in Optical Grinding
Kellam and Moore, scientific opticians at 428 Broad Street in the Prudential Building, blaze a trail in optical grinding with automatic machines and a spectacle case stamping plant, showcasing every up to date device.
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Kellam & Moore
Broad Et
The Small Boy And His Gun Exhibition
The Piedmont Rubber Company at 41 Peach Street showcases harmless guns for sale. A new shipment brings suction cup arrows causing amusement for children and adults alike, as these metal toy pistols gain popularity up north and east.
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Piedmont Rubber Company
Peachstree Street
Social Evening Aboard Yacht Annie In Mobile
A Monday 6 pm sail aboard the sailing yacht Annie hosted by Messrs Green and Carus Bush for Miss Marie Bush newly returned from New York. Guests included Misses Clarke Whiting Bester Sarah Albert Marie Bush Barker Harrison and Drs Peterson Dantzler with a Busy social page notes on local clubs and upcoming season changes in Mobile society.
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Mobile
Aln
Annie
Messrs
Green
Carus Bush
Marie
Huger
New York
Tom Cook
Shanplight
Husler
Helen Clarke
Whiting
Bester
Sarah
Albert
Huth Bush
Barker
Harrison
James Peterson
Dantzler
Marshal
Brooks
Wylie
Kelly
Macao
Adrian Taylor
University of Virgina
Marion Inge
William Ross
Httie Society
Page McIntosh
Bridge Whist Club
Marine Hospital
Wesdames Cameron
Duck
Vass
Mank Shawhan
George Taylor
Friend
Wickersham
Newburne
Dickens
Sims
Luce
A. Mitchell
Advertiser
Montgomery
E. W. Hunter
Covington
Tunstall Inge
Bo Hit
Elda Tunstall Hill
Hibernians
H. Inermeen
Johnny Jones
Sue
Uttle
Negro Industrial Leader Heads to Jackson Convention
PL Mitchell, famed Kentucky negro industrial leader, arrived in Jackson to organize the big race convention set to begin July 11 and run several days. Booker T. Washington and other noted leaders will attend and speak. State officials offered Representatives Hall and state house committee rooms for the event.
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Jackson
Miss
Mitchell
Kentucky
Booker T. Washington
Representatives Hall
State House
Dresser and Brass Bedstead Sale Prices Highlighted
An OCR fragment lists discounted furniture items including dressers of mahogany or golden oak with French plate mirrors and ornate frames. Prices show regulars like 9.50, 47.50, 80.00 and sale figures such as 50.00, 27.50, 7.50, plus a brass bedstead described as a “world's wonder” in solid brass tubing.
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Florence Cohen
Louis Cohen
Sandersville
Society IN Columbus
Mexico
Mobile Society
Negro Industrial Leader
M. Rich & Bros. Company
Tron Bedstead
Aase
Sleepy Hollow
Rocker
Annex
Wilton
Axminster
Smyrna
Royal
Empress Smyrna
Monarch and Duchess Smyrna Rugs
Smith
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