Wedding of Miss Adgate Ellis and Mr Gay a Brilliant Event
The marriage of Miss Adgate Ellis and Mr Hwell Gay occurred last night at All Saints church with a several hundred crowd attending the ceremony. A four hundred guest dinner followed at the Piedmont Driving Club on terrace and ballroom, lavish decorations in pink white and silver, a large bridal party, and music by organist William Arnaud. The couple will live at the Fraser apartment on Seventh Street after a brief North Carolina trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adgate Ellis
Mr. Gay
Hwell Gay
All Saints’ Church
Piedmont
W. W. Memmineer
All Saints’eburch
GB. Wilmer
St. Luke's
Virginia Lipscomb
Virginia Bowman
Henrietta Gerger
Mississippi
Adeling Davis
Charlottesville
Madeline Campbell
Santiago
Cal
Theo Priologu
Margaret Grant
Katherine Elia
Callis Hoke Smith
Mamie Ansley
Derothy Harman
Douglas Paine
Louise Stubbs
Gay. Jn
Big Brothers
A. J. Ryan
Tom Lyon
Fred Clarke
William D-1
Elus
Slicer
Dr. Willig Ragan
Carl Ramspeck
Erwin Dickey
Dan B MacDougald
Graham Phelan
Messrs
Wilmer Moore
Preston Arkwright
W. H. Kiser
Robert Maddox
Morris Brandon
Julian Field
R. L. Foreman
Henry Inman
Lamar Ellis
Wiliam Arnaud
W. D. Dllis, Jr
Valley Ullag
Maid of Honor
Gay, Jr
Edward Alsop
Alfriend
Almandy
Miss Marie Dinkins Hosts Dual Bridge Luncheons
Miss Marie Dinkins will host two bridge luncheons next week at her home. The Thursday event is a compliment to Miss Marie Celeste Villere of New Orleans, and the Friday gathering honors Miss Marguerite Goldsmith of Washington, D. C. A roadside moonlit automobile party was given last night by Mr and Mrs C K Aver for Mrs James Keith of Birmingham with twenty guests and supper. The Pioneer Women held a large meeting Wednesday afternoon in the music room of Phillips Crew company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dinkins
Miss Marie Dinkins
Marie Celeste Villere
New Orleans
Marguerite Goldsmith
Washington, D
Pioneer Society
Phillips & Crew Company
Nash
Lyda Nash
Capital City Club
Virginia Lipscomb
Louise Parker
Isoline Campbell
Nellid Hood Ridley
Bertha Moore
Lipscomi
Robert van Dyke
Georgian Terrace
Cuba
Francesa Morgan
Elizabeth Broyles
Helen Calhoun
Ethel Bogers
Nell Wilson
Ruth Mobley
Clarence Massengale
Howard Thornton
Carl Wolfork
Frank Bradley
Montgomery
James McMurray
Miss Goldsmith
Mary King
Peachtree Street
Miss Marguerite Goldsmith
Washington
Business Women’s League
Business Men's League
The
Second Baptist Church
Ith
Dno. EB. White
Victoria Elizabeth ‘Taylor
Mattie Bilis
Mildred Parks
League
Marist
Ladies’ Altar Society
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Kulehts of Columbus
Marist Cadets
James J. Dickey
Wrigley
Thornton
Dickson
Altar Society
Sedarity Booth
May Doyle
Elizabeth Gilman
Rose McElhinney
Daughters of the American Revolution Dine and Dance
Recitations by Miss Verna Ruth Harris complemented a meeting with guests including Mrs. Mary Forsyth Lowry of Birmingham named an honorary member. Delegates J. G. Foreacre and Mrs. George Sharp prepared to attend the Federation of Woman's Clubs in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Ruth Harris
Mary Forsyth Lowry
Birmingham
Annie Forsyth
William Forsyth
United States Army
J. G. Foreacre
Joseph H. Morgan
George Sharp
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Albany
Ward Leaders Elected In Local Committees And Chapter News
Friends and quffrage crews meet in the Second Fourth and Eighth wards with Miss Aurelia Roach named leader of the Eighth ward. Mrs. Ht. a. Wason becomes leader in the South Ward as the Atlanta chapter of the A D C convenes for a luncheon with Daughters of the American Revolution. The United Daughters of the Confederacy arrange meetings in the new Fulton County courthouse assembly hall. Delegates to the UDC convention to be held in Savannah in November are listed, with alternates named. The chapter editor notes the upcoming activities and receptions during the November visit of Mrs. Daisy McLaren Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
A. D.C
Woman'a Club
T. T. Stevens
W. S.goleman
Wizabeth Hanna
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mra
Daisy McLaren’ Stephens
Good Roads
Dalton Mitchell
Fulton County Board of Commissioners
New
Savannah
Williams McCarthy
Helen Plane
W. ¥. Williams
Loulie
Bella Wryne
Tom Peters
Jeenee Hope
W. D. Ellis
Laula Malone
J. Grambling
Elizabeth Hanna
Harry Hills
W. EB. Pattillo
J. W. Murrell
Jars
W. L. Hancock
W. D. Coleman
William GC
KING
Chanter
Atlanta Women and Community Groups Meet This Morning
The Piedmont union of the W C G T U meets at 10 30 AM in Wisby Memorial church. The Atlanta Woman's club executive board opens at 10 AM in the club building committee room. The first regular Atlanta Woman's club meeting for the new year is set for Monday Oct 12 at 3 PM at Baker Street club building. Atlanta Chapter No 67 OTE S convenes at 7 20 PM in the Masonic temple with a memorial service for deceased members. The Ladies auxiliary of the YMCA meets this afternoon at 8 in the new YMCA on Luckie street. The Inman Park Students' club gathers at 10 30 AM at Mrs D M Cabaniss home 175 Cleburne avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Leavitt
Executive Mansion
Gunld
St. Luke’s Church
Leavitt
United States
Atlanta
Piedmont Union
Woman's Mission
Wisby Memorial Church
Atlanta Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Baker Street
Atlanta Chapter No. 67
Te.s
Masonic Temple
Ladiew
Young Men's Christian Association
M. Cc
Luckie Street
Wedding Plans Mentioned Amid Local Doings
Day guests stay until after the wedding of Mrs Sydding's sister Bisg Rebecca Stewart and Mr Gorge Wight on October 14. Miss Adeline Davis, visiting Mrs W D Ellis Jr, will return to Charlottesville Saturday. Mrs George F Payne, recently indisposed, and daughter Miss Gladys N Payne, who has gone to Washington DC for senior studies in literature and music at Gunston Hall, were noted.
Augusta Weddings Highlight Local Nuptials
Augusta on October 8 reports several notable weddings. Harry J. Stafford married Margaret Patricia Lyons at St Patrick's Church with Nellie O Keefe as maid of honor. Grover C. Holley wed Katherine Speth Sumerau at St Paul’s Church with Ruth Marka waal mata as maid of honor. Harry ff Mitchell and Hdyth Ray tied the knot at the First Baptist parsonage, with plans to reside in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
St. Patrick's Church
Harry J. Stafford
Margaret Patricia
Lyons
Father McMahon
Nellie O'Keefa
Chicago
Detroit
Grover C. Holley
Katherine Speth Sumerau
St. Paul's Church
G. Sherwood Waitney
Ruth Marka Waal Mata
M. EB. Layfield
North Carolina
Harry Ff Mitchell
Hdyth Ray
Danville
M. Ashby Jonas
Paxton and Bean Wed in Church Ceremony in Mississippi
Mr William Hamilton Paxton of Atlanta general freight agent for Southern Railway and Miss Marian Moore Bean of New Orleans wed at Church of the Redeemer. Southern officials gave a $1000 cash gift and $600 in silver. The bride's grandfather is J P Moore of New Orleans. The couple will honeymoon, then reside in Atlanta starting November 1.
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Blox
Uetoner
William Hamilton Paxton
Atlanta
The
Southern Railway
Marian Moore Bean
New Orleans
Church of the Redeemer
C. E. Crawford
J. 8. Bean
Charles E. Bell
Pauline Burns
Clarkesville
J.P. Moore
Ottley to Attend Bankers Meeting in Richmond Va
John K. Ottley vice president of the Fourth National Bank and Atlanta Clearing House association leaves Saturday for Richmond Virginia to attend the American Bankers association meeting. He has long served on the association's executive council and will preside over the clearing house session and deliver the leading address. The Southern Banker issue prints the convention program for a convention described as epoch making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Slaton
Peachtree Road
W. A. MacGregor
News
Mra
J. G. Oglesby
New York
Ringland Kilpatrick
Charles Sciple
New_York
Boykin Robinson
Robert Daniel
Griffin
Epent
Ily
W. J. Blalock
Richmond
American Bankers’ Associatio
Atlanta
Francis Clark
Clark
Macon
Robert J. Lowry
American Bankers’ Association
Washington
W. B. Browne
Ashevill
Fannie Watlington
Oklahoma City
T. Barnell
Washington Seminary
Frank HL. Atlee
Kimball Street
John K. Ottley
Fourth National Bank
Atlanta Clearing House Association
Ottley
Clearing House
National Association
Southern Banker
Haynes MacFadden
Vital Statistics Law Considered at Meeting of the Health Board
The state board of health met at the capitol to discuss enforcing the new vital statistics law without appropriation. They confirmed moving Dr. E R Park to registrar of vital statistics and estimated a needed annual $15,000 to run the department. Debt to fund it was deemed illegal, and no other finance actions were finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
State Board of Health
Capitol
E.R. Park
State Board
Park
Black thief escapes in night home invasion chase
A Black intruder tried to jimmy the back door of J. A. Bellflower’s home at 415 Glenn Street. Mrs Bellflower awakened, and as she joined the pursuit others opened fire, forcing the burglar to leap a fence and flee amid gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bellflower
Glenn Street
Bellflower
Hellflower
Grenn Street
Joseph Full
Blocle
Judge Broyles to resign as city recorder mid November
Judge Nash T. Broyles, just nominated to the appellate bench, will vacate the city recorder post on or about November 15. George E. Johnson, newly elected to fill the recorder’s court, seeks the interim appointment to be made by the council after Broyles retires. Per state law, resignation follows certification of election results on November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash T. Broyles
I. S. Roan
City Recorder
George E. Johnson
Recorder's Court
Broyles
Ae Recorder
Secretary of State
Mrs Catchings Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Martha L Catchings widow of Dr Benjamin Holliday Catchings died Thursday morning at 357 Capitol Avenue after months of illness. The funeral will be at her residence at 2 PM with Rev W W Memminger officiating. Interment at West View Cemetery. She was born Martha Louisa Sanders of Georgetown Mississippi and is survived by three daughters and two grandchildren. A double wedding for her daughters Nancy Catchings to Captain Thomas H Shields and Gladys Catchings to Mr Frederick A Watt will be held at All Saints church in private ceremony Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Catchings
Thomas Har Shields
Jackson
Miss
Gladys’ Catchings
Frederickt Augustus Watt
Atlanta
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Henjamin Holliday Catchings
Martha L. Catchings
Benjamin Holliday Catchings
Capitol Avenue
Railroad Commission Announces Its Docket For October Hearings
The state railroad commission on Thursday released its public hearing docket for the October 13 session. Notable items include the Georgia Railway and Power petition to discontinue its tripper service during rush hours in Atlanta with a hearing set for October 21, plus numerous rate changes, line closures, and train service adjustments across multiple lines and cities from Athens to Savannah and Chattanooga to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad Commission
Atlanta
Georgian Railway and Power
Athens Gan, Light and Fuel’ Company
Authority Coingreads
Atlantic Coast Line Haliroad ‘Company
Savannah
Hinekabear
Atlanta, Bidingham and Atlantic Railroad Company
Tocalst Ationd
Brunswick
Southern Railway Company’ Et al
Atlantic Coast Ling “Railroad Company Et al
Savannan
Hrunsfek
Athens
Atlantic Coast Line
Cambridge
Georgia
Dathan
Alabama
Western and Atlantic, Railroad
Kingston
Chattanooga
Tennessee
R. L. Benson
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Marietta
Georgia and
Florida Sailway
Olympia
Gearris
Southern Express Company
Fruitland
Elberton and Eastern Railroad
Seaboard Air Line/ railway
Tignall
Avant
Fila
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
Tifton
Valdosta
Southern Hailway Company
Birmingham
Columbus
Atlante
Fort Valle
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad Company
Tuallman
Osterman
Macon Banded Warehouse
Esr Railway Company
Atlantis Compress Company
Louisville and Washvle Tailroad Company
Cartersville
Geordian
Etowah
Louisville
Nashville
Fairroad Company
Tica
Fils
Georgia Railway Land Power Company
West Peachtres
South Eivor
Orme Airest
Magnolia Street
Taeisan etrest-Ping
Woodward Arme
Auto Collision Injures Clerk as $7500 Car Wrecked in Buford
Bona Allen of Buford Ga riding in a $7500 automobile collided with a north bound car near 452 Peachtree. Homer Fowell was severely injured, and clerk Powell was taken to Grady hospital. Chauffeur C R Pickett and Buford Police Chief Seddeth were shaken up. debris blocked traffic for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bona Allen
Buford
Peachtree
Homer Fowell
Powell
Allen
Grady Hospital
C. R. Pickett
Seddeth
Associational Sermon Set At Gordon Street Church
Tuesday morning at 30 o clock at Gordon Street Baptist church. Messengers from all Baptist churches in the city will attend. Rev. W H Major D D pastor of Capitol Avenue Baptist church will deliver the associational sermon Tuesday morning at 12 o'clock. The session will continue through Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Street
W. H. Major
D. D
Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
Mage in Atlanta Advertises Double Vision Glasses
Jno L Moore and Sons advertise Kryptok and glasses in Atlanta with a seamless Tong soda and insist customers bring their prescription to 42 Broad Street Grant Building. The ad emphasizes craftsmanship and instructs patrons to visit the shop for fitting and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kryptok
Atlanta
Jno
Bottled Rest Latest Feature Of Scientists
Modern scientists claim long life is possible but require toil and rest. A new tonic named Tone View promises energy, appetite, and sleep, likened to sunshine. Advertisements touts Tona Vita available in Atlanta and Dayton Ohio drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tona Vita Medicine Co
Dayton
Okia
Tady
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Mrs. Willis
Dorothy Arkhwright
Julia Murphy
Phoebe Prioleau
Louise Broyles
Jessis McKee
Josephine Mobley
Isabel “Robinson
Margaret Traylor
Nellie Hood Hidley
Nellie
Phiniay
Lucila Kuhrt
Marie Villere
Dorothy High
William Dickey
Eugene Haynes
Wiliam Dawson
Ralph Raogan
Saunders Hickey
Joe Hurt
James Lagan
Saunders Jones
Kenneth McRae
Gordon Hogers
Virginia
Lewis Gregs
Henry Newman
Robert Forrester
Willard Mclurney
Pereival Sneed
Athen
M. A. Linseomin
Mr Gay
ES. Gay
Virgina
Fiost
Vroether
Inman Sanders
Memphis
Thos. B. Paine
Philip Kun 2Ig
Fhiladelphia
John Sommerville
M. A. Lipscomb
James C. Hutchins
Laura Cobb ‘Hutchins
Mildred Rutherford
Andree Cobb
Caroling Cobb
Billups Phinizy
Enders
Hugh Gerdes
Neijie
Martha Phiniay
T. F. Green
Athens, Ga
Hoke Smith
Milas Sarah White
Tallulah
Marion Phinizy
Lamar Lipscomb
Paris
France
Nman Sanders
Kun—ng
Philadelphia
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Fifth Avenue
Ai M. Rich & Bros. CO
RAY
Joseph Habersham
Piedmont Hotel
Celock
W. F. Whelgan
Pisdmont Avenue
Golf Club
Druid Hilla Golf Club
St. Luke’s
Walton Street
Denechand
Woman's Guild of
B. Kilpatrick
Embroidery Club
Greewright Place
Frank Bumatead
Miss Murphey
Mary Murphey
Bridge
Miss Mary King
George Muse
Piedmont Club
Willie Millse
Henrietta Berger
Jackson, Mise
A. Josephs
Auer
Samual Evins
Wilshire Riley
Pine Bluty
Ark
Ernest Powel
Ilitia Son
Ephriam Dent
Newnan
Wim
George Ramey
Myrtle Street
Joseph Dent
John Francis Dent
Maryland
Joan Z. Lawshe
B. FF. West Ta
Fred Scott
Milwaukee
Ya Powers
Anniston
Ala
Hubert L. Foreman
Roma On
Peachtres
Margaret Hamilton
Rome
Mary Algood Jones
Brenau
William Cruse Coles
William Crage, Jr
Elizabeth Atlee
Lamar Rutherford Lipscomb
Mathis
Corinne G. Horton
Joseph Madison High
Elizabeth
James Goodrum, Jr
Rebecca C. Brannon
Baptist Church
Maine
Ponce Deen
Marguerite Bartholomew
Indiana
Germany
P. J. McGovern
Minnesota
Atchison
Hilliard Spalding
Athend Yester
JK. Ottley
Railroad Commission
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Pinebloom
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Companys
Berroughs
Baptist Association
Atlanta Baptist Association
Dept. 2-P
Heavnel
Baltimore
Mad
Pace
MATS
Spetehels
City Coal Co
Jellico
Red Ash
Costa
Ivy
Ludeden & Bates
Pryor Street
Qldest Piano House
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