Week of gaiety and weddings in Atlanta society
A bridal week features Mr. Robert H. Walton and Miss Daisy Woodall marrying at Miss Woodall's Luckie Street home with Rev. A. R. Holderby officiating. The Milam wedding at Spring Street promises a green and white theme, with Miss Milam, Miss Houser, and Mrs. Lipscomb hosting a social season. Mrs. Lipscomb's Athens reception for the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs highlights refined entertaining and toasts. Other items include a Maher party and various social events, dinners, and upcoming nuptials among prominent Atlanta families and clubs.
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Astor Social Gay
Jamie Milam
Charles AL Joven
R. BP. Milam
C. W. Byrd
Fist Methodist Church
Miss Milam
Mabel Lewis Trouser
Corinne Swift Bushanan
Edna. Miller Raine
Milam
Houser
Shel Milim
Pride
Marion Sliney Houser
Norman Bowen
John Milam
Haine, Jr
Eagar Perkerson
William T. Perkerson
Eugene Ottley
Mr. Bowen
New York
Washington
Spring Street
Ralph H. Brown
Brown
Joel Hunter
Bizzell
Tiffany
M. S. Houser
Agnes Carey
Lillian R. Flynn
Robert H. Walton
Daisy Woodall
Club
H. C. White
Woodberry
C. B. Griffeth
James Hurt
McPher Bob
Billups Phinizy
Rutherford
J. C. Hutchins
Vassar Woolley
Mira
W. D. Ellis, Jr
Lucy Cobby
Vivian L. Liebman
Louis Regenstein
Rabbi Marx
South
Foresyth Street
Regenstein
East
Miss Liebman
Tyne
Mr. Regerstein
Mies
Graham
Crozier
Charities A. Bowen
Miller
J -Misdea Nite
Louise Black Wil
Jon Boe
Richmond
Noted Educator Mrs Felton to Speak on Georgia Schools
A joint session at noon today will hear Mrs. W. H. Felton of Cartersville address the Georgia public school system. Invited by joint resolution, the event aims to inform the General Assembly on education conditions, with galleries expected to be crowded by interested citizens.
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North Avenue -Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Grace Lee Brown
M. Burbank
Walter H. Harrison
Ania Hunt
Clementine McGregor
Buck
Offertoire
Batiste
Israel
Goring Thomas
Saul
Posiiude
Rink
Fischer
Pflenger
Chad
Wick
Foote
Smart
W. H. Felton
Cartersville
Georgia
General Assembly
Social whirl and obituaries glow in Macon notices
In Macon the Progressive Club hosts a grand dance with debutantes and a thousand guests including Miss Mattie McElroy and Miss Mamie Miller. Local society sees dinners, visits, and weddings as Miss Draper and Mr. McKeldin plan nuptials, with several ladies-in-waiting and charity events noted. Mrs. Callie Hollis dies in Macon after fourteen years married to Theodorea Hollis. funeral at 2 pm, interment at Sanaa cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Draper
McKeldin
Thomas D. Meador
Bessie Draper
James McKeldin
Ruth Hallman
Hugenia Oglesby
Julia Taylor
Addie Maude
Virginia Arnold
Charles Ryan
Samuel Parrott
William H. Chapin
Percy Adams
Lucius McClesky
Macon
Fprogrss
Mattie McElroy
Kentucky
Mamie Miller
Horace Gillmore
Sandersville
Toway
Callie Hollis
Theodorea Hollis
Crew and Crumley Street
Hollis
Uey A. Gilmore
Mra
Abbott
Asa. Abbott
Omnis
Measure to tax inheritances presented as special order
Bill by Hitch of Chatham moves to tax inheritances legacies and gifts with amendments by Walker to exempt churches and charities. Tax on transfer to widows and minor children limited by thresholds: 10000 to widows and 3000 to each minor child or adopted minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitch
Chatham
Walker
Co ‘Ooks
Cotton Oil Men Indicted for Price Conspiracy in Mississippi
Jackson, Miss November 13 Special The federal grand jury of the United States court for the Southern District of Mississippi tonight indicted a large number of cotton oil mill men directors and other officials alleged to have conspired in writing to control the prices of cotton seed and related products under federal statutes of July 2 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
United States Court
Southern District of
Mississippi
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Garrage
Sir. Bowen
Ralph Brown
Mgr
Walton Woodall
Miss Newman
Lucy Newman
Forrest Avenue
Howell Woodward
West Peachtree
Snabel Block
Misa Gerard
Myrtice Scott
Nellie Howell
Rosaire Howe
Mary D. Woodward
Harry Tyler
Shepard Bryan
Sanford Rust
Harvey Phillips
John Scott
Woodward
Port Royal
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Luther Rosser
West End
Rosser
Charles Hopkins
H. Moseley
David Wylie
Ira Fort
Rachael Keith
J. N. Hurt
Warren A. Candler
B. Gi. Connally
Misa Hemingway
Mary Brown Connally
Emma _Connally
Nell O’donnelly
Edna Pope
Lillian Harris
Misa Frances Connally
Julia
Mary Belle
Ruth Rosser
H McCoy-O' Tyson
Lucy McCoy
Regenstein Liebman
Red Rose’ Army
Universalist Church
Elliott Dunn
Houston Street
Woman's Guild of Bt
Lukes Church
Pryor and
Houston Streets
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ie'te Rasks
Atlanta’ Art Museum
Somebod
Libbey
Davis & Frelma
Jewelers
Whitehan Strest
Mrs. Felton Wile
Weisbach
Atlanta Gas
Liebig Company
Jemware
Errtis I
the Grand
Board of Managers
The
Tabernacle Home For
Tabernacle
Elise. Hanferd
Columbus
Beasie Lawier
West Point
Isma Dooty
Minnie Weed Pinkham
Augusta
Miss Hemingway
Frank A. Baker
Savannah
John L. Hopkins
Charleston
Barah ‘Linton
Durele
Charlotte
Lucile Milam
Woodward Avenue Baptist Sunday’ School
W.M. Turner
Cherokee. Avenue
John Hill
New Orleans
Henry
Misa Daisy Bryan
Sidney Perry Cooper
Maisie Couch
W. Vas
M. N. Harris
South Georgia
Sarah Cooper Sanders
Wen Ae
H. R.betty
Rome
A. L.hunter
Chicago
Apént
Martha Glover
Mary Nicolson
C. P. Willingham
Nannie Nicolson
Maude Morgan
Margaret Turnbul
Florida
John Goldsmith
Taylor
Frank Block
Ransom
Heaven
Alfiens
McArthur
Alee
Helen Gray
Lestie
Neil
Louisville Courter~ Journal
Henry Fishes
Joseph Raine
Aragon
Treasury
Asahowa
Maemlet
Cassace Beeay
Philippines
Star Department
Fifteenth Cavalry
Department of Calfornia
Hancock
Adler & CO
Feranst
Com
Weedburg
Angelus Orchestral
Whitehall Street
the Basie Gé
Freyer
Southern
Peachtree
Aragon Hotel
Shiedow
Leo Fresh
Douglas
Cisemiaia & West, Hen's and Boys’ Outfitters
Whitehall. St
Iga
Dres& Suit
An!enter
Seal
Elephant
Alps Trunk Factory
L. Lieberman
Wilbur
H. C. Wilbur & Sons
Philadelphia
Alexander’s Hotel
Marietta Street
Hoyt
Arnold Siseck
SAPHG
DR. Jr. Haney
the Ghane
Besson AL Caede
R. T. Doresy
Biaia
Dorsey
Kreg
Hugh V. Washington
Gur
Doess Aid Et, CO
Paygn
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California
Burlington
St. Louis
Kansas City
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Salt Lake City
Coast
Portland
Burlington-Northern Pacific
Weel
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