Oliver Ellis Wedding Brings Bright 50th Event
A June wedding in Atlanta pairs Miss Whoise Oliver with Br Frampton Ells on Monday evening at the bride’s Peachtree street home. Miss Mary Brown serves as maid of honor with a list of bridesmaids and a best man. The ceremony, officiated by Fr Flinn, will precede a reception. A series of preluding parties includes matinee tea at the Capital City club and a Driving Club tea hosted by Miss Lula Dean Jones.
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Whoise Oliver
Br. Frampton Ells
John Oliver
Peachtree Street
Mary Brown
William ‘Hansell Ruett
Carolyn Kins
Luta Dean Jones
Susie Hallman
Edward King
FR. C. Flinn
Joseph N. Moody
Capital City
Lula Dean Jones
Elua
Brookhaven Club
Stogkhaven Club
Miss Ballard Hosts Elegant Bridge Party in Atlanta
Miss Nell Ballard entertained yesterday afternoon at North Boulevard with a bridge party praising bride Miss Henrietta Dull and Mrs. B R Kenner. Guests wore white hats, prizes included a painted vase and lingerie gifts. decorations featured ferns and pink white sweet peas.
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Miss Ballard
Nell Ballard
North Boulevard
Henrietta Dull
B. R. Kenner
Atlanta
Mia, Kenner
Mull
Alberta Williams
Marjorie Doonan
Mils Margaret Harrison
Aline Goree
Willie Wilson
Virginia Levert
Georgia Crane
Frances Lederly
Frances Kerner
Louise Dull
Mary Dull
Ethel Dull
Antoinette Blackburn
Janet Little
Louise Haygood
Eva Wurm
May Isabel Reynold
C. S. Marshall
Karathy Selby
Ruth Tribble Weds Mr Samuel Kenney Dick in Athens
Miss Ruth Tribble, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel J Tribble, marries Mr Samuel Kenney Dick of Atlanta in the First Presbyterian church Athens. Ceremony conducted by Rev E L Hi D D and Dr J W Lynch with a ring service. The bride wears white silk crepe with silver embroidery and French lace. The couple depart for a month wedding trip and will live in Atlanta.
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Athens
South
First Presbyterian Church
Ruth Tribble
Samuel J. Tribble
Samuel Kenney Dick
Atlanta
E. L. Hi
D. D
J. W. Lynch
First Baptist Church
Tribbla
Callie Hoke Smith
Washington, D. C
Jane Thrall
Williamsport, Pa
Martha Phintzy
Ruth Barren
Philadelphia
Killarney
Jackson Dick
James Harris
Wimberly Peters
Milton Dargan
William Mannery
Milledge Avenue
Mrs
Washington City
Georgia
Ten- Degsee
Texas
Law School
The
University of Georgia
Wedding Bells Across Georgia Amid Mass Casualty Event
Miss Daisy Patterson wed Joseph Herman Garrison at the Patterson home in Atlanta with a daisied decor and cousins and attendants including Irene Patterson Kate Patterson and Mary Lee Harrison. Rev C O Jones officiated, bridesmaids wore white duchess and yellow gowns, and a reception followed. The ceremony coincided with a mass casualty event that disrupted public safety notices and intertwined community gatherings. The couple planned a quiet Atlantic Beach honeymoon while other local figures attended the reception and preparation for upcoming ceremonies.
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Conor
Kate Patterson
Mary Lee Harrison
Atx
EH Garrison
George Foerig
Margaret Cochran
Mary Perkins
A. E. Richardson
T. XN. Estes
Social notes from Brookhaven Club and area weddings
The Brookhaven Club hosts a reception at the Capital City club country house with Miss Thrall and Miss Jane Thrall among guests. Mrs. Frank M. Farley Jr plans tea. Miss Martha Francis honored at a pink and white party with prizes. Miss Elizabeth Tinsley and Miss Bowden attend gatherings. a Fouche Forbes wedding occurs in Montgomery. Ruth Arnold hosts a Georgia house party with guests from Atlanta Perry Oxford Columbus and Galnasvie totaling over fifty couples.
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Thrall
Frank M. Farley, Jr
Jane Thrall
Williamsport, Pa
A. W. HI
Meatton
Yung Sv
Ruth Arnold
Missus Nlowige Walker
Atlanta
Eliza Cater
Perry
Julia Dickey
Oxford
Marguerite Wallen
Columbus
Cornelia Bell
Galnasvie
Miss Arnold
Annie Nouglass
Martha K. Smith
Clara Spivey
Social Notices From The Week's Update
Mrs. Percival Sneed and Mr. Percival Sneed left on Wednesday for Haven Maine where they have taken a cottage for the summer. Miss Gladys Ginver who returned Monisy from the Convent of the Sacred Heart Manhattanville is ill at St Jo
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Mr. Percival Sneed
Haven
Maine
Gladys Ginver
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Manhattanville
St. Jo
Social items include many antebellum era travels and visits
Several residents and visitors are noted in Georgia, Tennessee, and nearby areas. Eugenia Richardson, Cleo Locke, and Miss Ellie May Bedell are among guests at multiple homes. Mary Howard to stay all summer. Mrs. Patillo and Mrs. Oglesby recover from appendicitis. Trips include St Simon's Island, Atlantic City, Lake Placid, Narragansett Pier, and a motor trip to Belton North Carolina. Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Bruyn-Keps entertain. Miss Callie Hoke Smith visits sister Mrs. Ransom. a musical and dancing party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Caldwell Spere invites forty friends. Byron Bower attends university trustees meeting in Athens.
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Seph
Whers
Eugenia Richardson
College Park
W. C. Jarnagino
W. P. Howard
Kentucky
Mary Howard
Cleo
Ivaline Locke
St. Simon's Island
Mamie Gatins
New York
Joseph Gatins
Lake Placid
Narragansett Pier
J. G. Oglesby
Howard C. Johnston
Misa Frances Woodbury
Julianne Bruyn-Keps
Savannah
John Oliver
George Brown, Jr
Belton
N. C
A. R. Harrell
Rebecca
Mollla Wight
North Carolina
George Caldwell Spere
Louise Bradberg
Mary Carl Hurstund
G Willis Smith
Frank Campos Dies From Auto Accident
Savannah Ga June 19 Special Frank W Campos an officer of the national organization of master plumbers state old Inspector for this district died tonight from injuries after his car crashed into a tree on the grand prize automobile course. His nose and knee were broken and he suffered internal injuries. Two of his children and two helpers were injured. Loretta Campos 10 was feared fatally hurt but is now out of danger.
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Savannah
Frank W. Campos
National Organization of Master Plumbers
Loretta Campos
Largest watermelon weighs 4114 pounds at Sumner farm exhibition
Sumner, manager of Alford and Sumner farm, showcased a Watson watermelon weighing 4114 pounds, claimed as the largest seen in the area this early in the year. The farm spans about 190 acres and they anticipate shipping two or three cars of melons this week.
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Bridgevore
Sumner
Alford & Sumner Farm
Watson
Moore at 42 N Broad St Tailors Seashore Glasses
A fragmentary notice advertises Moore at 42 North Broad Street offering tint for seashore glare. It mentions bringing prescriptions to John L Moore Sons to have a pair made.
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John L. Moore Sons
Servine
N. Broad St
Cook Attacks Peary In Griffin Lecture
Dr Frederick A Cook Arctic explorer denounces Rear Admiral Peary as someone who should be hanged and ridicules scouts of “falsehoods” about his claims. He criticizes the National Geographic Society, warns that anyone who pays dues becomes a member, and urges congressional inquiry while offering polar voyage recollections and stereopticon views.
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Griffin
Frederick A. Cook
Peary
U.S
Cook
National Geographic Society
University of Copenhagen
Congress
Man Tames Forty-One Alligators In Okefenokee Swamp
Waycross Ga June 19 Special After catching nineteen alligators Lewis Anthony of Ware County increased his record by hauling forty one at once He located the reptiles beforehand and faced the task with little difficulty in handling the unusual number of alligators
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Waycross
Brotherhood expands eligibility for locomotive Enginemen
At the annual convention, members approved a constitutional amendment making all employees operating electric locomotives eligible for membership in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. Previously, only enginemen and firemen on steam locomotives qualified. The change was the most significant of today’s revisions.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Lcomotive
Brotherhood
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