Barksdale Brawner Wedding Card At Second Baptist Church
The prettiest wedding of the season will unite Miss Viola Barksdale and Dr. James W. Brawner tomorrow at 8 30 in Second Baptist Church. Ushers and maids of honor accompany the couple, with Rev. John E. White officiating and a reception to follow at the bride's home on Spring Street. The couple plans a midnight departure for a trip east. Local social highlights accompany separate notes from Oxford and nearby communities.
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Charlie Mae Barksdale
Lilla Mae Brawner
Dr. R. Hood
John E. White
Maida of Honor
Spring Street
McCue Dahlgren Wdding A Staunton Bride To Mr Dahlgren
Miss Elizabeth McCue of Staunton Virginia will wed Mr C V Dahlgren former Southern Cotton Oil Company manager at Augusta now assistant vice president with Atlanta headquarters. The couple will depart for Atlanta after the ceremony in a southward wedding notice of local interest.
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McCue-Dahlgren
South
Elizabeth McCue
Staunton
C. V. Dahlgren
Dahlgren
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Augusta
Aasistant
Atlanta
Dense social notes mark Atlanta gathering season
A cordial invitation invites many named locals to a Grant Park fresco meeting at 4 PM and a basket luncheon at dark. The Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association hosts the event, with other society updates including guests in Cedartown, Birmingham, and Savannah, travels from Washington and Hot Springs, and several family and house party mentions across West North Avenue, Grange, Rose Hill and Wrightsville Beach.
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Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Grant Park
City Federation of Women's Clubs
A. V. Gude
West North Avenue
Miss Edna Caine Heads Georgia Editors Meet in Quitman
Quitman Free Press reports Miss Edna Caine, vice president of the Georgia Editors Association, visiting Quitman for two days as plans form for this year’s convention. She dismisses beer substitutes, notes Quitman’s prohibition and buttermilk hospitality, and predicts pleasant entertainments and a strong Atlanta spirit at the event. Caine, editor of The Quitman Free Press, is noted as a leading southern newspaper woman.
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Quitman
Free Press
Mina Cainea
Georgia Editors’ Association
Miss Cain
Sald' Mies Cain
Meeeeen Cain
Georgia
Atlanta
Summer visitors and residents seen in Madison Barracks area
Long list of social visits and stays in Sacketts Harbor and nearby towns. Numerous guests include Misses Price, Miss Cornelia Green, Miss Julia Orme, Miss Ethel Hillyer, Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. Renfroe, Mrs. Kimbrough, and others visiting relatives at Griffin Covington LaGrange Decatur Birmingham Memphis and Augusta. Also notes on travels to Boston Chicago Mount Airy Lithia Springs Peters Farm Pass Christian and Mount Jury. Burns in brief about Burnett's Vanilla Extract.
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Norma Wright
Blackwell
Wilberton
Richard M. Tuawé
Washington, d D. C
Ruby _ Steinhelmer
A.L. Cohen
Savannah
Nelle Renight
Warsaw
Nena
Daisy Verdy
Augusta
James Ruddge
Misa Lillie M. Patterson
New York
John. C._Clewell
Salem
Samuel Lumpkin
Piedmont Avenue
Macon
Ethel Hillyer
Carters, Ga
Carter-Maben
T. H. Cawthorne
Mount Atry
Hattle
Louise Price
Mary Pruitt
LaGrange
Howard Wilcox
John Wood
Richmond
Cornelia Green
Julia Orme
William Owens
Piedment Driving Club
Dick Bentley
Birmingham
Washington Street
Frances Allgood
Mississippi
Eugene Thornton
Misses Black
Peters' Farm
Frank Brocts Meador
Mount Jury
Lucia L. Hawkins
Americus
Lucius McCloskey
Decatur
Logan Thomas
Albany, Ga
City
Thomas
Edgewood
Atlanta Girl Lucy Harrison Receives A B Degree
Wellesley Mass June 23 One hundred fifty young women were made bachelor of arts at the twenty fourth annual commencement. Miss Lucy Hayden Harrison of Atlanta Ga was among those awarded the A B degree and is described as a popular scholar.
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Lucy Harrison
Wellesley
Lucy Hayden Harrison
Atlanta
Wellesley College
Harrison
Libbey Cut Glass Showcases Sparkling Clarity and Craft
Libbey presents cut glass as a blend of expert cutting and years of study. The display highlights the brilliance and transparency, from affordable pieces to the finest silverware, showing diverse shapes and uses in a single showcase.
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Libbey’s
Libbey
Indian War Vets to Be Provided For
Congress has passed a bill extending the Moses act to provide pensions to surviving officers and enlisted men who served thirty days or more in the early Indian wars and to eligible widows. Wars listed include the Florida and Georgia Seminole war, the Fevre river Illinois war, the Sac and Fox war, and others across the west. Estimates once projected up to about 7,621 beneficiaries with funds potentially reaching 5.6 million, though modern totals are disputed.
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Jos
Washington
Congress
Moses
Georgia
Naval Service
United States
Milnois
Uzz
Pacific Coast
Florida
Texas
William Lochren
Lochren
Evans
Hivans
Oregon
Washington Territory
Senate
Pacific Northwest
Methodist Insurance Board Organized with Notable Officers
The Methodist Episcopal Church South Insurance Board is organized with J. H Kirkland of Nashville as president and Charles M. Phillips of Louisville as vice president. Other members include Rev. John C. Kilgo of Durham and Rev. S. M. Hosmer of Greensboro along with William Baker of St. Louis and several Louisville-based officials. The board will cooperate with a parallel board of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Louisville
Board of Insurance of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
J. H Kirkland
Nashville, Tenn
Charles M. Phillips
John C. Kilgo
Durham
N. C
S. M. Hosmer
Greensboro
Ala
William §. Baker
St. Louis
P. H. Whis
Summer Excursions by Rail and Sail to East Coast
Central of Georgia railway and connections sell round trip tickets to New York Boston Baltimore and Philadelphia via Savannah with steamship lines at low rates. Tickets include meals and berth aboard ship. For details contact Central of Georgia Railway or H Fogg T P A 16 Wall st Atlanta Ga.
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C._of Ga
G. S
A. V
Central of Georgia Railway
New York
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Philadelphia
Savannah
Ogant Central of Georgia Railway
Supreme Court of Georgia Terms and Whist League Play
Supreme Court of Georgia session held Monday June 23 1902 with multiple cases argued or submitted including Kerby v Long Long v Hudgine McLain et al Wilson et al Wray v Harrison Southern Railway Co v State Georgia and others Also New York hosts twelfth annual American Whist League congress at the Oriental hotel Manhattan Beach with about 600 players attending and New York association winning Brooklyn trophy for auxiliary associations teams of 13 with plus 37
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Supreme Court of Georgia
C. Kerby
W. S. Long
New York
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
New York Association
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