Wedding of Miss King and Dr Le Conte at Inman Park
Miss Lilian King and Dr Joseph Le Conte wed last evening at the King home in Inman Park. The ceremony in the drawing room was conducted by Dr Nishet with a floral backdrop. The bride wore white crepe lisse over satin with rose point lace. maid of honor Christine King wore pale green crepe techine. A large reception followed with about three hundred guests. Afterward the couple left for an extended trip east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss King
le Conte
Lilian King
Joseph le Conte
Pride
Inman Park
Nishet
Christine King
Henry Veach
Adairsville
Lucile Thomas
Ida Ruth
Louise
May King
George J. King
Parma
Ie Conte
Misser
Glenn
Annie Counell
Americus
Ruth Sculty
Ethel Akers
Miss Mobley
Miss Mitchell
Lucy Cole
Erwin ‘Thomas
Boynton
Lawrence King
Henry Vencn
Stricker
Stephen Barnett
Thompson
Yemeroy
H. King
Harbin
Wedding of Miss Block and Mr Bancker in Peachtree Home
Miss Nellie Block and Mr Hugh Bancker will wed this evening at 8:30 at the Block residence on Peachtree with Dr Theron Rice officiating. Guests will include family and friends as the couple head to New York and then Europe after a reception in pink and white decor.
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Banckre
Nellie Block
Hugh Bancker
Peachtree
Theron Rice
Handsome Block
Frank 2. Block
Brooks Morgan
Washington City
Lucretia Block
Stephen Barnett
Frank Orme
Miss Block
Mr. Bancker
New York
Europe
Wilam T. Comer
Piedmont Avenue
Stephen Barett
Shepard Bryan
Bates Block
Robert Alston
Linton Hopkins
Clinton T. Brockett
Jack Lane
Florida
Morris L. Brown
Nashville
Sadie Foster
Madison
Ronlie Clark
Evening in Vienna Promises Delightful Entertainment
The program features top Vienna talent and Dr Morse in an informal travel talk. Attendees will hear music and recitations with refreshments served after, promising a complete program and a night of cultural entertainment in the Austrian capital icty setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Morse
Sypteat
Vienna
Social News and Upcoming Events Highlight Atlanta Area
A social column details a 4.8 tea hosted by Mrs. Beaumont Davidson on Park Street with guests Miasea Lilian and Bennie Louise, including color themes and decorations. It also notes the Ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meeting at the Kiser building, the Atlanta Southside Woman's Christian Temperance meeting, and the Norcross engagement of Henry M. Lively to Mary Carmichael amid the quiet wedding planned for October 23. Additional items cover various society visits, returns, and hospitality notes, plus a stag dinner in compliment to Judge Samuel B. Adams.
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Beaumont Davidson
Park Street
Miasea Lilian
Bennie Louise
Deavideer
Nashville
Hebert
Davidson
Mitchell
Mh Lian
Ea Pope
Lain
Ernie Louie Davidson
Leetings
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pythiss
Kiser
Atlanta Southside
Woman's Christian Temperance Ansular
Lively Carmichael
Norcross
Henry M. Lively
Mary Carmichael
A. S. Carmichael
Turin
Lively
Miss Carmichael
Mr. Lively
Roberta Lively
J. F. Wesbit
Henry Long
Gordon and
Johnson McCartel
Oscar McAfee
Atlanta
Ashy Tilly
Jacksonville
Fladna
Wade H. Bora
McRae
Mayor to decide on electric franchise grant today
Mayor Mims is prepared to approve a two year franchise for the Atlanta Electric Company, with the council likely to seek a twenty year term at the next meeting. Attorney Albert H. Cox for the company signals the short term will be vetoed or contested. The ordinance goes to the mayor this morning for approval or veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Electric Company
Mims
Albert H. Cox
Electric Company
Contern
Crematory Inspection Report To Be Made Public
A special health board committee finished its crematory inspection and will draft a report for a special board meeting planned for this or next week. The signed report will state the furnace is in excellent condition with no false pipes found, and Dr. J R Kennedy and other officials will be briefed when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Board of Health
J. R. Kennedy
W. T. B. Wilson
George M. Hope
City Sanitary Department
Beach
Ww. C. Jarnagin
Georgia Night At Nashville Horse Show Features Musical Ride
Special Georgia night on Friday October 10 marks a highlight of Nashville’s horse show as Tennessee and Kentucky riders join in. The musical ride, staged by top society horsemen and women from the South, sizzles as the brightest single ring with minuet like evolutions after extensive training by Signor de Geisbert of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Georgia
Nashville
Kentucky
South
Signor de Geisbert
Cincinnati
Grape-Nuts Relieves Years of Dyspepsia Says Woman
A Lone Tree Oklahoma woman details years of indigestion and weakness until Grape-Nuts food restored her strength and activity. She reports rapid relief after trying the cereal and urges others with dyspepsia to use it, praising improved health and renewed life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Okla
Postum So
Mattie’ Uréek
Sien
Georgia Night at Nashville Horse Show Promises Glowing Entries
The article notes a busy start for training of participants in the musical ride for the Mrs. John M. Gray cup, the top honor at the Georgia night. Prominent Georgians like Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maddox of Atlanta are expected, with Mrs Maddox chairing Georgia night on the ladies committee. Maddox brings roadsters and other entries, including last year’s second prize roadster pair, while Captain James W. English won first prize in Atlanta. Frank M. Stewart from Atlanta competes in saddle and roadster classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Gray
South
Georgia
Nashville
Galted
Frorsea
Patra
Robert ¥. Maddox
Atlanta
Maddox
Georgia Night
James W. English
Death of Mrs Dana Bullen passes in Atlanta legend
Mrs Dana Bullen of Winthrop Massachusetts is remembered for her earlier life as Bessie Pierce a prima donna in an Atlanta opera company. Her death on September 3 was reported with sincere sorrow by friends in Atlanta who recall her delightful voice and charm. She lived in Atlanta for a period and later moved north. her departure caused regret. The news is read with sad interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Dana Bullen
Winthrop
Mass
Bessie Pierce
Ili
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Gert Stovall
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Miller Hat
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O. H. Mitchell
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Eiseman & Weil
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Moana
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Princess Angela
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Harry Burkhardt
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Stuart
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