Miss Charles Owens Weds Mr Edward Buckingham Hall
The society wedding of Miss Charles Owens and Mr Edward Buckingham Hall featured a formal ceremony at their home with a reception. The bride wore a white gown with long sleeves and lace, attended by maid of honor Varun Galdsmith and a group of attendants. Guests included Mr Joseph Wint rbotham of Chicago and a large circle of relatives and friends from Atlanta New York and Morristown. The reception showcased decorative arrangements, a piano rendition of the wedding march, and a lavish supper as the couple begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Owens
Buringham
Mabrlins
Celat
Ves
Varun Galdsmith
Josen
Wint Rbotham
Chicago
Little Folks
Ant Trathers
Birds
Theodor Gwens
Harries
Shewmake
Jon
Donovan Owers
Owens
Morristown
William Donovar
Arthur Chapman
Won
Jace Wist Ponovan
Macon
Dartholomew
Plaea
Smilix
Lizzabeth
Milton Donovan
Hall
Atlanta
New York
Visas
Edna Hall
Western Linen Telexiph
American Bell Telephone Company
Lucile Newkirk Grace to Wed Bryan W Newkirk Jr
Invitations from King Newkirk Wr and Mr John Grace King announce the marriage of Lucile to Bryan W Newkirk Jr on Wednesday afternoon June eighteenth, 1913 at 240 oclock at 301 North Second Street Wilmington C. After July 1 the couple will reside at 20 McTendon Street Inman Park Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Newkirk
John Grace King
Lucile
Bryan W Newkirk Jr
North Second Street
Wilmington “ C
MecTendon Street
Inman Park
Atlanta
Shower Day Hens Request For June Donation At Wesley Memorial
Grown folks from three to ten pm invite help for Shower Day on June 48 at Wesley Memorial hospital. Interested parties may learn of needed dimensions. figures will be given, sizes and kinds gratefully received by the ladies in charge. Dinner party marks seventh anniversary as Mr and Mrs John D Little entertain twelve guests at dinner last evening. The Garden In the rear set a picturesque table decorated with gardenias. Mrs Gittle wore a white chiffon gown with corsage of gardenias.
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Rix Stafford
Bridge
Louise ‘Cooper
Katherine , Graves
Mike LaGrange Cothran
Rome
Wesley Memorial Hospital
John D Little
Gittle
Reception on Imperator Hanisome in Atlanta invite list
Invitations for a Hamburg American Line reception aboard the steamship Imperator anchored at Hoboken piers were extended to Atlanta residents. The maiden Europe voyage includes Mrs Henry D Jackson and Miss Eula Jackson among the passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperator
Atlanta
Hamburg Americn Line
Imperata
Hoboken
Lmnperator
Europe
Henry D Jackson
Eula Jackson
Felder hosts Players Club reunion at Piedmont Driving Club
Mr and Mrs Felder will entertain the Players Club and patrons at the Piedmont Driving Club on Monday evening June 23. Guests will dine supper on the terrace and dance in the ballroom. Felder, president, has presented the success The Importance of Being Earnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Felder
Wis Thomas Bransford Felder
Players Club
Piedmont Driving Cub
FELO Would Abolish All Grade Crossings Proposal
Representative Alonzo Field of De Kalk Conn discusses a plan to eliminate all grade crossings within fifteen years. He argues railroads should fund the abolition, with property owners contributing for improvements, and a yearly reduction target set by the railroad commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Field
de Kalk Conn
Lield
Field
Piedmont Avenue Line Refused Franchise
The Georgia Railway and Power Company franchise bid for a Piedmont avenue line was rejected by council. A ten member committee was formed to reexamine the matter with Haverty chairing. Objections from property owners dominated, with one owner reportedly in favor. The committee to meet this week will probe the routing through the city’s north side and the negro section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railways Committee of Council
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Piedmont Avenue
George Hospton
Thomson
Clarence Haverty
Railways Company
Frst
Kaiser William Hopes Peace Will Continue
Kaiser William the second marked the twenty fourth anniversary of his accession with a German Empire wide holiday and military display while stressing peaceful progress of industrial civic development. Andrew Carnegie Brookings and J Schmidlapp presented a peace address. the emperor vowed to preserve peace and foster friendly ties with other nations amidst endowments for German education and missions totaling millions.
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Beli
William
German Empire
Drederick
France
Andrew Carnegie
Brookings of
St Loui
J . Schmidlapp
Cincinnati
Andrew Carne
Ryich
Offered Senator $1000 for a postmastership in Santa Barbara
Charles Ercanbrach, 63, of Los Angeles, indicted by a federal grand jury for offering a bribe to Senator John Works to secure the Santa Barbara postmaster position. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment, with his wife and daughter backing him, and bail set at 2500. The case notes his letter promising cash and a defense against home-town stigma, and a two-week delay before pleading.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Greenbach
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Santa Barbara
Reliance x
Lucinda
Bessie
John D Works
Breanbrach
Senator Works
Ercanbrachs
Brcanbrack
100 College Graduates in San Francisco Dishwashing
In San Francisco on June 16 100 of the citys 700 members of the Dishwashers union are college graduates a higher proportion than in any other labor group. A former mathematics instructor said he left academia to run a small business and later became a dishwasher due to hardship. The union claims it is the sole such union and notes a dish washer earns ten dollars a week.
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Hampton Springs
Jacobs Pharmacy
Atlanta
Hampton Springs Co
Fla
Pryor Street
Kimball House
San Francisco
Fruit dealer's home riven by dynamite
Los Angeles California June 16 30 Trappani a wealthy fruit dealer formerly of New Orleans said an organized society with headquarters in New Orleans plotted the life attempt. His home was dynamited while he and his family were away. Perteino Principe and an unidentified man were arrested both badly burned from the blast. He described eleven years of threats and demands including a $300 black hand letter last week which he also ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Trappani
New Orleans
Perteino Principe
Nolice
Tals
Conn Pleads Guilty in $100000 Burglar Case
San Francisco date June 16 Owen D Conn once dubbed the $100000 burglar pleaded guilty today and faces sentencing Saturday. He confessed to a two year spree of home burglaries worth over $100000, posing as a theatrical man, and was captured after a running pistol fight in which he was shot in the leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Owen D Conn
Conn
Tax revision gains momentum as lawmakers push plan
Legislators from both houses voice strong support for overhauling the state tax system ahead of the upcoming session. Rep D T Gower urges a joint committee to draft a comprehensive reform during vacation, aiming to tax fairly and relieve the treasury without burdening citizens. Sen M Tarver and Randolph Anderson also deem tax revision the key issue for the legislature.
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House
Senate
General Assembly
D T Gower
Crisp
Tarver
Whitfield
Tam
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Randolph Anderson
Dairy and Drug Officials Meet in Mobile Convention
Mobile Alabama June 16 The seventeenth annual convention of the association of American dairy food and drug officials opened with welcome addresses by Mayor Schwars and President Armbrecht of the chamber of commerce. George L Flanders of New York spoke in response. About 200 delegates from various regions are in Mobile. Governor Deal is to address the gathering Wednesday and sessions conclude Friday night.
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Mobile Ala
Association of American Dairy Food and Drug Officials
Schwars
Armbrecht
Chamber of Commerce
George L Flanders
New York
Governor Deal
Seasions
Cut Rate Rehearing Denied in Supreme Court
Washington reports that the application for rehearing of the cut rate patent decision was denied today by the Supreme Court. The ruling closes the case with the court denying further review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western and Atlantic future debated at Atlanta meeting
Speakers with differing views prepare for a mass meeting in Taft hall organized by the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to discuss the future of the Western and Atlantic railroad. The session aims to gauge public sentiment on whether a state convention should address disposition of the property worth about 19 million dollars and its impact on Georgia’s finances and freight rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Taft Hall
Atlanta
Omim
Yace
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Wilmer J. Moore
Chamber
W . Wimbish
Atlantus
Bishop Knight Named for Vice Chancellor at Sewanee
Rex I bron Williamson Baight episcopal Bishop of Cuba was elected vice chancellor of the University of the South at a trustee meeting in Sewanee Tennessee. He succeeds Dr W B Hall who resigned.
United States and Norway sign extended arbitration treaty
Secretary Bryan and Norwegian Minister Bryan today signed a treaty extending for another five years the special arbitration treaty between the United States and Norway which would have expired June 8. This brings the total to fifteen such treaties now before the Senate for ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Norway
Washington
Bryan
Senate
Mule Kicks a Wire Sparks Explosion Injuring Four
Tallonvale Ohio June 16 A mule kicked a wire in No 2 of the Jefferson Coal company today and the contact of the shoe with the wire caused a spark to fly to a leg of powder resulting in an explosion that injured four men all probably fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallonvale
Ohio
Jefferson Coa
Vanderbilt Accepts Carnegie Million Gift to Medical Department
Nashville dispatch reports Vanderbilt University board accepts Andrew Carnegie’s gift of 1,006,000 to the medical department. Dr Henry Pritchett of New York, president of the Carnegie Foundation, announced the gift. Dr William L Dudley, dean since 1896, tendered resignation though remaining professor of chemistry amid a reported illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
VanderBil University
Andrew Carnegie
Henry & Pritchett
New York
Carnegie Foundation
Wiliam L Dudley
Dudley
Faust Spaghetti Ad Promises Nutrition and Low Heat
An old style ad urged eating meat sparingly in hot weather and promoted Faust Spaghetti as a nutritious non heating food made from durum wheat. It claimed 19¢ a package equals 4 lbs of beef and offered a free recipe book from Maull Bros. in Ge and 10¢ packages.
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Edward Buckingham Hall
Baker Misa Liurin Johnson
Elizabeth Baker
Philathea Ase
Whitehall Street
Nunnally
Whitehall
Peachtree
Miss Jones
Helen Jones
Miss Bickner
Roanoke V
Ingersoll
Mell Ro Wilkinson
Royal Ingersoll
J . van Harlinger
Methodist Church of College Park
Missola Barli
Frankie Mctrery
Manon Bradley
Lula Procter
Tennessee Press
Tennessee Press and Authora Club
Bloomington
Zella Armstrong
Chattanooga
Ena
South
David Patman Daniels
Vera Belle
Homer Leon Wisen
Collins Mama Tial Church
Bolton
Francis
Bertram Norris
Martha
Long-Willingham
Woof Lene
Mary Belle
Arthur Willashim
Tun
Jackson
Felo
Piedmont Avenue Line
Kaiser William
Senator
T Gower
Mobile
McGrath
Parker, Fox, Jr. Glyn
Southern Book Concern
Gavan’s
Hunter St
Vanderbilt
Carnegie
Maull Bros
Whitlaw
Louisville
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