Miss Elizabeth Renner Becomes Bride of Houston Harper
Miss Elizabeth Myrtle Renner wed Houston R. Harper in Chattanooga at the Rev W F Powell’s residence. The couple left for Jacksonville for ten days then will reside at the Hotel Patten. Mrs. Harper, longtime Chattanooga resident, hails from Hagerstown Md. He is a prominent hotel man and president of the Patten Hotel Co in Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Renner
Mr. Houston Harper
Elizabeth Myrtle Renner
Houston R. Harper
Chattanooga
Atlanta
W. F. Powell
First Baptist Church
Harner
Jacksonville
Fla
Women who are always tired in Swan Creek and Hebron ads
In Swan Creek Michigan Mrs. Annie Cameron praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and health after overwork and fatigue. In Hebron Maine Mrs. Cuantes Rowe says the medicine and Sanative Wash helped her overcome female weakness and regain energy for housework. Both note confidential mail responses from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Swan Creek
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkyham
Annie Cameron
R.F.D
Swan Creek, Michigan
Hebron
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cuantes Rowe
Kennehago
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Lectures, visits, and society notes fill Atlanta week
Special invitation to anti-suffragists to hear W B Moore on the legal status of teachers in Georgia at the Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association meeting in the Ansley hotel next Wednesday. Social events include Miss McKay of Macon visiting Miss Essie Roberts in Fairburn, a weekend house party hosted by Mr and Dr W T Roberts with a large guest list, and a New Place luncheon for Commissioner Lamar and Mrs. Lamar of Washington. Decatur Athletic Club hosts a semi monthly dance, and Mr Richard Z Weene speaks at Girls High on the value of storytelling to education. A winecourt hotel entertainment raises funds for Ponce de Leon Baptist church.
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W. B. Lamar
New Place
William Crocker
Lamar
Washington, D. C
Crocker
Hay
Burton Harry Shoe
Crockers
Gentlie
Decatur Athletic Club
Avery Street
Decatur
Wyche
Girls’ High
Atlanta Public School Teachers’ Association
Richard Z. Weene
Browning Hall
Girls’ High School
Wyehe
Winecort
Committee
Albert Spald Ing
Tioward McCall
George M. Brown
Tor
Ponce de Leon Baptist Church
Rachmaninoff
Grieg
Walter P
Stanley
Giter Fr
Carthew—Forstgur
Prines
Osear Wilde
John Marshall
Blazen
Hizet
Willford Wat¢ers
Zong
Nobil Slenor
Recital Guests and Nuptial Plans Highlight Local Notices
A list of honored guests for an afternoon recital includes Miss Bertha Moore and Mrs. John Marshall Slaton among others with tea and sandwiches served for 60 cents. The marriage of Miss Aleen Nance to Dr. Frederick Langentelt will occur at TL Melock with arrangements for maid of honor and best man. Mrs. Mitchell hosts a Capitol Avenue tea for Mrs. O B Mitchell of Portland as part of social gatherings. A Social Service class feature covers the Day Nursery and its role in character development led by Mrs. W. J. Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyerbier
Carthew Yorston
Eaton
EB. Desprez
John Marshall
Slaton
John Marshall Slaton
Wilbur- Chapman
Charles Alexander
Joaiph Norton
Bertha Moore
Marien Fennell
May Crichton
Elizabeth Spalding
Marion Woolley
Joe Morrisette
Carrie Hoyt Brown
Nellie McCall
Helen Sykes
Olive and
Addie Dekoor
Elizabeth Thomas
Mary Lenley
Mary and
Wilzabeth Hawzing
Callan Battle
Alice Dorough
Mignon McCarty
Sladys Byrd
Misa Marie Dinkins
Fred Houser
R. J. Palmer
Harry Houser
H. 8. Young
Thomas Hill
W. 3. Elkins
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Elicsing
Meetings and social events of early 20th century Atlanta groups
Postponed Emergency Association for Unemployed Women meeting moved to Wednesday next week at the Carnegie library. Executive board to meet Saturday at 11 on West Alabama Street. Cakes and candies sales at 19 Auburn Avenue with orders accepted anytime. Atlanta Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds Thursday service at Trinity Church Sunday school room led by railroad employment superintendent. Modern Topics Club hosted by Mrs Carthow Vorstoun on East North Avenue with Mrs L B Sanders and Mrs Yorstoun contributing. Mrs Kountze and Mrs Ernest Woodruff hosted a dinner for Mrs Delaney Kountze of New York at Driving Club. attendees included Governor and Mrs Slaton and others. Mr and Mrs W A Speer to host a Thursday evening dancing party at their Peachtree Road home, first in a spring series.
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Emergency Association For Unemployed Women
Carnegie Library
Executive Board
West Alabama Street
Auburn Avenue
W.c. T.U
Atlanta
Frances Willard Woman’s Christ In Temperance Union
Trinity Church
Modern Topics Club
and Birs, Kountze
Johnston
Slaton
Charles C. McGehes
James H. Nunnally
Rs. W. A. Speer
Peachtree Road
Mrs. Speer
William H. Crook Dies. White House Guard Served Fifty Years
Colonel William H. Crook, President Leredlns bodyguard, died Saturday after over fifty years as a White House employee. White House staff acted as pallbearers and executive offices paused work during the funeral. Burial took place at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Washington
Wilson
William H. Crook
Leredln
White House
Arlington National Cemetery
Tea Dance Large Affair At Driving Club This Afternoon
One of the season’s largest tea dances will be held this afternoon at the Driving Club with about one hundred guests to be entertained. Notable guests and dancers include Miss Donna Bain and Mr Grafton Wiggins, and Mrs. George J. Wardens party honors Miss Mas Scott of Milwaukee whose April 7 wedding is anticipated. Many prominent local families are listed among hosts and guests, with numerous couples and individuals named throughout the society page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Bain
Grafton Wiggins
George Js
Warden
Mas Scott
Milwaukee
Frank West
W.B. Wilkinson
Ray Powers
A. B. Sims
Warner Martin
Millinery Opening Proves Big Feature Fashion Week
Fashion Week spotlights spring and summer millinery at Smith & Higgins with a large Atlanta crowd viewing hats. Leghorns Neapolitan shapes and new horsehair and black lace flat plateaus draw attention as lace brims frame faces. Orange blossoms appear on flower trimmed hats amid black and white velvet contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Higgins
Atlanta
Train slays two men after knife attack near mills
West Point Ga March 16 Special Mitchell Kendricks killed when struck by a freight train after talking with girls on a track near Long Cotton mills. Angel Knight badly injured with head severed from body as he and Kendricks failed to hear the backing train. Augusta Ga March 16 Special Jed Padgett ran amuck with a knife at Enterprise mill stabbing Oscar Deyote fatally as Fred Smith and others escaped injury. Padgett in custody claiming motive related to a girlfriend.
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West Point
Mitchell Kendricks
Angel Knight
Chattahoochee Valley
Alabama
Kendricks
Knight
Fleig
Augusta
Yed Padgett
Aimuck
Enterprise
Oscar Deyote
Fred Smith
Jury Intimidation Claimed in Bivins Murder Case
Cordele March 16. Arnor Bivins appeals for a new trial alleging jury coercion by hostile demonstrations in the murder verdict of former County Treasurer T. E. Gleaton. Hearing set before Judge W. F. George at Abbeville Wednesday. Erving sentenced to be hanged March 23. If granted, motion may seek a change of venue.
Taxi Skid Collision Involving Two Cabs No Injuries
An auto from Celsior Taxi carrying three passengers collided with No 78 taxi at Alabama and Forsyth streets near Forsyth Street underpass. The horse and front wheels of the cab remained. the other vehicle and passengers were carried into the underpass in a mass. No one was injured.
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Celsior
Terminal Station
Union Station
Alabama and
Forsyth Streets
Alabama Street
Forsyth Street
Dr Robert Swanson Dies at Fairburn
Dr Robert Lee Swanson former Grady Hospital intern and Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons graduate died after an operation at his mother's home on Campbellton street Fairburn Ga He is survived by his mother three sisters and four brothers Funeral will be held at the residence Wednesday at 3 pm Rev Bryan Collier officiating with burial in Fairburn cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairburn
Robert Lee’ Swanson
Grady Hospital
Atlanta
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
Campbellton Street
Emma Swanson
HT. Routledge
Union City
J. Langston
Nora Swanson Fairburn
Crosby Swanson
Revival to be led by Rev Will O Jones at Wales church
Rev Will O Jones of Wales will conduct a two week revival at the old Tal ernaele Baptist church starting Friday March 19. A union meeting will include several denominations. The organizers aim for a follow up to the Chapman revival, with no antagonism to that effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will O. Jones
Wales
Old Talernaele Baptist Church
Asheville Adopts Commission Form of Government
Asheville N C electors approve a new charter establishing a commission form of government by a 692 vote margin. Four years earlier the commission plan had been defeated by 14 votes, marking a sharp reversal in local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Wilson Names Lyon as U S Marshal in Carolina
Washington March 16 President Wilson today gave a recess appointment to J Lyon as United States marshal for the western district of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Lyon
Washington
J. Lyon
United States
Arshal
Qutn
Carolina
Vessel Bound for Philadelphia Unharmed After Guantanamo Bay Tow
The vessel now heads toward Philadelphia under its own power after conversion by the naval collier Orion. The hull is undamaged and no one was hurt in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guantanamo Bay
Philadelphia
Orion
Jone
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Europe
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Cyrus Strickler
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Edward VanWinkle
Joseph Hall
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Nash Broyles
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George McKenzie
Albers Collier
W.T. Gentry
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W. A. Speety Mise
Ada Alexander
Clarence May
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Charles P. Byrd
Misa
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Robert Swanson
W. O. Jones
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