October Weddings and Society Notes At Cap City Club
Miss Nellie Kiser Stewart and Mr. Ewing Dean plan an October 14 wedding at the bride’s home with Bishop W. Canler officiating. A buffet supper, bridesmaids and ribbon bearers, and dances at Cap City Club follow, with the Atlanta Women’s Club meeting and the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs inviting attendees to Albans. Out-of-town guests arrive for Mrs. Ellis and Mr. Hwell ay’s wedding, while musical events and a Marist College fair headline social activity this week.
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Edward' Lewis
Alice May Freeman
Ruth Northen
Helena Stewart Jones
Marion Vaughn
Cobble May Dean
Rome
Anne Akers
Lee Ella Dean
Marion Lewis Dean
Mischmee Hunnicutt
Atlanta Women's Club
Samuel Lumplan
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Georgia Federation of Women
Ciba Faa
Albans
2 Pitz
Patrick
Georgia Federation
Georgia
Woman’s Cure Claim From Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
A Plover Iowa mother cites her 12 year old daughter’s female weakness improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports doctors failed, five bottles helped, periods regularized, daughter gaining strength. The letter promotes the remedy and invites confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Plover
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Martin
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Mrs Rosa Ashby Lectures On Psychic Phenomena
The fifth in a ten part eclectic philosophy series by Mrs Rosa M Ashby will be at the Universalist church this Tuesday at 830 PM. The program includes a question and answer segment on psychic phenomena and related experiences. Open to all interested in psychology metaphysics and related subjects.
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Ashby
Rosa M. Ashby
Universalist Church
Wilmington Bride and Marietta Wedding Rehearsal Scenes
Richard Meares of Wilmington attends a rehearsal dinner in Marietta for his upcoming wedding with guests from Wilmington and Marietta. Hunter Fite celebrate later at the reception. Miss Annie Low Hunter serves as maid of honor and Will Kee as best man. Elizabethigh and Goodrum plans for a late October ceremony in Atlanta are announced with intimate family attendance. The Old Guard Battalion holds an October 12 reception at the Canal City Club, and Katherine Humphries plans a birthday party October 28 at her parents home on Ponce de Leon.
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Richard Meares
Wilmington
Marietta
Misses Wilingham
Wille May Bish
Frances Law
Elizabeth Reynolds
Isabel Williams
George Peschat
Thomas ‘Meares
Harold Willingham
Charles D. Montgomery, Jr
Tony 'G Harris
William Peschau
John Blackwell
Marlon
Richard Mares
Huanter-Fite
Cassie Verner Flunter
William Andrew Fite
Highland Avenas
Mendelssohn
Misa Hunter
Mr Fite
eThe House
Annie Low Hunter
Will Kee
Grace Bell
High-Goodrum
Elizabethigh
Goodrum, Jr
J. M. High
Peachtree Street
Toulman Williams
Misy
Dorothy High
Malcolm McCrory
Jacksonville
Miss High
Old Guard
Old Guard Battalion
Canital City Clib
Katherine Humphries
Jané Girs
W. C. Humphries
Ponce de Leon
Meetings of DAR Josenh Habersham chapter held at 10
The executive board of the Josenh Habersham chapter of the D A R meets monthly at 10 o clock at the chairman Mrs Harvie Jordan s home. All members urged to attend. The Uncle Remus Memorial association holds its regular meeting at 10 3 o clock with morning business. Members invited to bring lunch. Wesley Memorial hospital auxiliary ways and means committee meets Wednesday at 10 30 a m in the parlors for the hospital on October F.
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Josenh Habersham Chapter
Harvie Jordan
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Harris
Ways and
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Social items of Atlantans travel and visits
Mr. W C Johnson returns from Reston after a week at the Georgian Terrace. Henry Latimer Collier comes back from Detroit. Mrs E M Horine and Miss Mai Dée Gieve Horine return from Athens. Miss Laurence Horine leaves Sunday for Washington. J K Glider leaves Sunday for New York to visit her. Mr and Mrs R A Johnson return from Highland Park Wisconsin and Chicago. Charles Nininger of Memphis visits the Georgian Terrace. Mrs F W Godfrey and Miss Frances Godfrey of Covington will spend today in the city. Mr and Mrs G K Selden return from New York and Washington. Mrs Lena visits Huntley and Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell Hang leave Friday for New York. They will stop in Philadelphia on the way. Mr and Mrs Charles P Byrd return from New York with daughter Gladys entered at Miss Mason's. Miss Lyde Nash to entertain at Capital City Club luncheon for Celeste Villere of New Orleans, guest of Miss Virginia Lipscomb, Mrs Hamilton Douglas, Miss Douglas and Hamilton-Douglas Jr. ill with typhoid fever but improving. Miss Mildred Harman will spend the winter in New York for music and art study. Mr and Mrs Clark Howell are in New York. Mrs Hunter Cooper to take possession of her Peachtree Road home November 1. Mrs John K Ottley and Miss Ottley return from a North Carolina visit. Dr Cliff Achison in New York on business. Mrs Anderson Reese of Macon, Mrs William McEwan Johnston and Miss Viola Johnson pass Atlanta en route to Asheville and Washington.
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E. M. Horine
Mai Dée- Gieve Horine
Athens
Laurence Horine
Washington
J. K. Glider
New York
R. A. Johnson
Highland Park
Chicago
Charles Nininger
Memphis
Georgian Terrace
F. W. Godfrey
Frances Godfrey
Covington
City
Charles P. Byrd
Gladys
Mildred Harman
Clark Howell
Hunter Cooper
Peachtree Road
John K. Ottley
Miss Ottley
North Carolina
Cliff Achison
Anderson Reese
Macon
William McEwan Johnston
Viola Johnson
Atlanta
Asheville
N.C
Local Social Notes Span Travel Visits and Guests
Milton and Helen Dargan return from New York aboard a hair mobile. Mrs Atkinson hosts a family dinner. Mrs Reese and Miss Reese from Savannah are in Atlanta at the Georgian Terrace. Judge ROM from Jacksonville visits Mr and Mrs Contin. Cunningham Fitten will be away after Thursday. James Swift and family return from Atlanta to Hosehill after attending the Black-Rucker wedding. Miss Lamar Latham of Washington DC visits aunt Mrs Conklin. Miss Nellis Lemar of Augusta arrives to stay with Miss Ferol Humphries. Miss Denis of New Orleans visits Mrs J Edgar Hunnicutt before heading home from Connecticut. Mr and Mrs T. T. Meador Jr in New York for two weeks. Mrs Terhune and Miss Terhune in New York, away until November. Mrs Janet Stirling returns from Montreal and Boston. Miss Eglot of Lansdowne PA arrives to assist with Atlanta Kernel club dog show next week. Mr Farley visits late this week. Mr K G Stephens has entered UVA law school. Mr and Mrs J A Morris depart for winter in St Petersburg Florida. George Moeckel touring North Carolina. Mr and Mrs J R Hightower move to their new Fairview Road home. Goldie Robinson Lloyd returns from Glennwood Iowa. Lamar Collier back from North Carolina. Miss Allie Candler home from the north.
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Mire
Wronk Cunningham Fitten
Ponce de Leon Avenue
James ¥. Swift
Hosehill
Miss Lamar Latham
Washington
BR. C
Charles Conklin
Nellis Lemar
Augusta
Ferol Humphries
Miss Lamar
Miss Humphries
T. Ty Meador, Jr
New York
Terhune
Anas Terhune
Janet Stirling
Montreal
Boston
Eglot
Lansdown
George Ferley
Atlanta Kernel Club
Farley
Glarenge Moeckel
North Carolina
RB Hightower
Fairview Road
Goldie Robinson Lloyd
Glennwood
Iowa
Lamar Collier
Allie Candler
North
Good Roads Plan Discussed for Atlanta Convention
Atlanta business and civic leaders at the Hotel Ansley outlined plans for the American Good Roads congress to be held in November. Ivan Aller to invite President Wilson. Governor Slaton reception. transport aids include railroads same rates as Shriners meet and seventy five cars for visitor tours. Shelby Smith announced sample roads for advertising. expected Fulton county benefits of about 218000 in materials and machinery.
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Atlanta
Good Roads Association
Ansley
American Good Roads Congress
Ivan Aller
Wilson
J. F B. Letton
Mra. Slaton
Capitol
Georgian Terrace
Wyle West
Fulton County
Woodward
Shelby Smith
Smith
Sidewalk Elevator Resolution Vetoed
Mayor Woodward vetoed a resolution allowing Charles W. Bernhardt to install a permanent sidewalk elevator at Broad and Marietta. City Attorney Marson supported the veto, but after discussion the council adopted the measure following a reintroducted vote. Alderman Kelley announced plans to draft regulations governing sidewalk elevators.
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Woodward
Charles W. Bernhardt
Corner Broad
Marietta
General Council
Aldermanic
Marson
Albert Thomson
H. Kelley
Merchant of Bowdon Found Dead in Store
Thomas J Young, operator of an oil mill store at Howdon Georgia, was found dead in his shop yesterday afternoon. A coroner’s jury ruled death came from an overdose of poisonous whisky. He was buried in the city cemetery with family surviving a widow, an unmarried daughter, and several married children.
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Howdon
Thomas J’ Young
Mgr. Young
Accused of Using Mails to Defraud Providence
Postoffice inspectors arrest Arthur O Howard Wall in Philadelphia linked to Storey Cotten company fraud. The firm allegedly took 1 600 000 dollars from the public through the mails in 1907. Six members of the firm were sentenced. another member named Howard escaped.
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Providence
Arthur
Howard Wall
Storey Cotten Company
Philadelphia
Storey Gatton Company
Frm
Howard
American Bride for Italian Count Wed in Wheeling
In Wheeling on October 5 at the Academy of the Visitation Mont de Chantal, Miss Helen O'Brien daughter of G. G. O'Brien of Pittsburgh, married Count Maximilano Colacicchi, an Italian noble and guard to Pope Benedict XV. They met in Rome and will reside there after a wedding trip to Canada.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Academy of the Visitation
Mont de Chantal
Misa Helen O'Brien
G. G O'Brien
Pittsburg
Maximilano Colaciccehi
Benedict XV
Rome
Canada
Warehouse measure defeated in House
The House rejected the Smith cotton warehouse bill by 153 to 109, missing a two thirds vote. The measure aimed to inspect and license warehouses to bolster their security as bank collateral and curb violations. Representative Henry of Texas blocked action while Barrett urged passage, with Hardwick and Bartlett voting against the bill.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Smith Cotton
South
Henry
Revert L. Henry
Texas
House Committee On Agriculture
Gordon Lee
Georgia
Lee
Strikes and Lockouts Barred for One Year in New York
A one year truce prohibiting strikes and lockouts has been agreed between the American Clothing Manufacturers' Association and the United Garment Workers of America. The pact, effective September 2, aims to pave the way for a permanent agreement. Disputes during the truce will go to the clothing trades' commission for arbitration, with further joint conferences to set permanent standards to be reviewed in a year.
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New York
American Clothing Manufacturers' Association
United Garment Workers of America
Paul Abelsen
ma@nufacturers
Clothing Trades’ Commission
La Follette Refuses To Run As Independent
Senator La Follette states he shall not enter as an independent candidate for governor, replying to Wisconsin progressives who urged an independent bid. He cites small primary vote and minority nomination but says the facts do not justify switching public service to an independent run without voter action.
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Madison
Wis
le Follette
Wisconsin Progressives
Bavernar
Hutchens to address Progressives at Ansley Hotel
Hon G Hutchens of Rome progressive candidate for US Senate will speak tonight at the Ansley hotel opposing Democratic nominee T W Flardwick. James L Sibley Baldwin county campaign manager and C W McClure long term senatorial candidate also speak. Progressives open headquarters on the Mezeitze building third floor and will wage an active campaign.
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Rome
United States Senate
T. W. Flardwick
Ansley Hotel
James L. Sibley
Baldwin County
Mr. Hutchens
C. W. McClure
Meezie Building
Quake Devastates Two Turkish Carpet Centers
An October 4 earthquake struck Smyrna region towns Iabarta and Burdur in Konia province causing heavy loss of life and severe damage. Iabarta with about 25 000 people and Burdur about 13 000 are carpet industry centers. Central News reports from Constantinople via Amsterdam estimate 2500 deaths.
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Smyrna
Asiatic
Turkey
London
Iabarta
Burdur
Konia
Constantinople
Amsterdam
Asia Minor
Polish National Alliance official dies amid embezzlement case
Chicago October 5 Simon J Cechowicz former secretary of the Polish National Alliance and under indictment for an alleged 37000 embezzlement committed suicide by asphyxiation in Chicago The shortage was revealed at the alliance convention in Detroit fourteen months ago triggering a sensational reaction among about 10000 members He was dismissed from office authorities imply stress over the case led to his death
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Chicago
Simon J. Ceehowicz
Polish National Alliance
Tony
Alliance
Detroit
Cechowiczs
Leading Indian lawyer shot in street duel
Durant Okla October 5 S J Homer an attorney was shot and killed in a revolver duel on Main street. He was a leading Indian and former national secretary for the Choctaw tribal government. The shooter fled. Also note Swift & Company beef sales in Atlanta for week ending October 2 1914 averaged 10.09 cents per pound.
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Swift & Company
Atlanta
No November Session Favored By Wilson
President Wilson stated no extra session in November is planned and that war tax, Clayton anti trust, and Alaska coal leasing bills will finish current work. He tentatively set October 16 for adjournment and noted House timing, not Mr. Henry, would decide. Next session includes ship purchasers, public lands and dam bills, and presidential primary complexities.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Alaska Coal Leasing
Representative Lency
Texas
Txbt
House
Henry
Alexander
Yeesidant
Fhe
Democrats to Caucus on War Revenue Bill
Washington October 5 Democrats of the senate plan a caucus to settle differences on the war revenue bill and hasten remaining business before adjournment. Senator Kern and Senator Simmons called the meeting after finance committee members objected to rejected amendments. The group will review proposed taxes including gasoline, bank capital, stamps on negotiable papers, salary taxes on government workers, distilled liquors, beer, wines, and retail dealer taxes.
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Washington
Democrats
Senate
Kern
Simmons
Finance Committee
Vardaman
Williams
Sheppard
Special Policeman Killed in New Orleans
Special police officer Harry F. Simmonds was killed and Louis Blankenberg injured in an East Fourteenth street theater engine room. Simmonds was shot twice and stabbed eleven times, Blankenberg knocked unconscious with a blow to the head as two assailants fled through a coal hole. Police believe the attackers surprised Simmonds while trying to reach the box office with weekend receipts.
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New York
Harry F. Simmands
Louis Blankenberg
Simmonds
East Fourteenth Street
Blankenberg
Blankersberg
Rua
Edward Savoy Granted Clerkship in State Department
President Wilson promoted Edward A. Savoy, long serving chief messenger in the State Department, to a clerkship without civil service reference. Eddie Savoy, known to officials as a trusted messenger, began under Secretary Fish and has served successive secretaries of State.
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Washington
Wilson
Edward A. Savoy
Messener
State Department
Civil Service
Gavey
Eddie
Department
Fish
Boy Accidentally Kills Mother With Rifle in Alabama
A Tuskegee report says Mrs. Charles Winn was shot and killed by her 1-year-old son when a bail rifle discharged in the room. The bullet struck the heart and she died ten minutes later.
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Bobile
Tuskegee
Ala
Charles Winn
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