Miss Julia Ridley Weds Dr. Egbert D. Willett
Miss Julia Ridley marries Dr. Egbert D. Willett at Claremont near Decatur in a veranda ceremony attended by about 150 guests. The bride, a Georgia beauty, wore ivory white crepe de chine and mousseline de soie with Valenciennes lace. Dr. Willett, a prominent Alabama lawyer, stood as best man. An informal reception and elegant supper followed on the veranda.
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Egbert D. Winett
Sunce
Claremart
Robert Ridley
Decatur
Eleazor Richer
Louise Todd
Julia Beall
Janie Speer
Noble Deveney
Nelle Hood Ridley
Joseph Willett
James Beall Ridley
John Ridley
Scott Todd
Frank Ridley
George Speer
Oate
Alabama
Willett
Atlanta
Dr. Heidt
Mouesceline de Sole
Valenciennes Ince
Giamonds
Valles
Mise Clesner Ridley
Mousseline le Sole
Georgia
Tyne
Charles Ridley
LaGrange
Ridley
John Glenn Marries Evelyn Ramspeck in Decatur Presbyterian
The wedding of Evelyn Ramspeck of Decatur and John Robert Glenn was held at Decatur Presbyterian Church. Guests witnessed hydrangea decor, organ music, and a formal procession. Attendants included Charlote Ramspeck, Lottie Ramspeck, and family members. a reception followed at the bride's home with pink hydrangea accents and a pink themed dining room.
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Ramspeck
Evelyn Ramspeck
Decatur
John Robert
Glenn
Presbyterian Church
Emmett Heldt
Charlote Ramapeck
Lottie Ramspeck
Jeen Ramspeck
Flerrig Jones
May Walden
Athens
Messrs
Foster Law
Harry Alexander
Cit Morris
Edgar Tompkins
Elmore
Forrison Goodhart
G. Holman Gardner
Ernest Ramspeck
Don C. Kirkpatrick
Weil
Vacheron Dominates International Contest Prize
The 1896 Vacheron & Constantin entry shines by winning the only first prize at the International Contest. The record of Vacheron watches stands as a brilliant achievement. Sold in Atlanta only by leading retailers.
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Vacheron & Constantin
Vacheron
Atlanta
Entertaining program at Business Woman's League night
A Business Woman's League event at Mrs. Neva Strauss's residence featured lorvaudeville singing dancing and cake walking by local darkies. The gathering followed a concertish program with varied acts and refreshments, reflecting Atlanta society entertainment of the period.
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End For the
Bena
Business Woman's Teague
Neva Strauss
Darkies
Transit petition heard on 3 cent fare controversy on Forrest Avenue
The general council committee on electric and other railways met to hear arguments for extending the Atlanta Rapid Transit Company line along Forrest Avenue to Linden Street and Arnold Street or North Avenue to Jackson Street. Preston Arkwright argued the 3 cent fare is an experiment to compete with rivals, while Joel Hurt urged fair dealing and noted losses on the Boulevard and Jackson Street lines. The committee will report next Monday.
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Atlanta
Joe Hurt
Cliftard Anderson
Avanta Railway and Power Company
Preston Arkwright
Arkwright
Tranalt
Joel Hurt
Forrest Avenue
Committee of Citizens
Railway and Power Company
Boulevard
Jackson Street
Alt
Ag Lt
Grady
Summer School Begins July 24 for Jessons Prep
Announcement invites students to join a preparatory summer program starting Monday July 24 covering mathematics English Latin and Greek. Prospective attendees encouraged to confer on course options at 60 Edgewood Avenue or 1 West Bad Heights.
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Jessons
Edgewood Avenue
West Bad Heights
Petition Seeks 3 Cent Fare and Franchise Clause
J Clay Smith and citizens of the first and fifth wards protest alleged transit discrimination. They ask future franchises include a one cent fare, with a 3 cent fare for current riders. The petition was to be shown to the city council, while local speakers defend the Forrest Avenue line extension and Boulevard transport needs.
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Transits Company
Railway and Power Company
Mr. Smith
J. Frank Beck
Lorrest Avenue
Hurt
Forrest Avenue
Charles*Hopkins
Clifford Anderson
Preston Arkwright
Detroit Return Trip Offers From Southern Railway
National Educational Association session July 9 to 12 1901 prompts round trip fares from Atlanta to Detroit at 21 55 plus 2 membership fee with 50 cent deposit. Tickets on sale July 6 7 good to September 1. Atlanta to Detroit train options June 6 6 p m or 5 39 a m with Detroit arrival times. Limited trips Detroit to Macinack Island Buffalo Niagara Falls etc. Brooks Morgan Atlanta GA offers illustrated literature and special car spice.
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National Educational Association
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Georgia Party
N. B.A
Macinack Island
Buffalo Exposition
Niagara
Falls
Brooks Morgan
D.P. A
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Military Academy at College Park Leads In Boys Home School
The Georgian Military Academy at College Park Georgia boasts spacious grounds modern facilities and well appointed dormitories making it a premier home school for boys. Its pupils are noted for manly qualities and cultured manners, reflecting the academy’s strong reputation and ample capacity.
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Georgian Military Academy
Aris
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Leave To Sell Granted By United States Circuit Court
Receiver M L Bates of the American Building and Loan Company obtained leave from Judge Newman in the United States circuit court yesterday morning to sell certain real estate in Fulton and other Georgia counties belonging to the company. The petition cited the property as held by the institution.
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Uiisted States Circuit Court
M. L. Bates
American Building and Loan Company
Fulton
Georgia
Newman
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