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Newspaper

Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1913

Page

18

Wedding of Miss Ripley and Mr McIntyre in Atlanta

The wedding of Miss Louise Ripley and Mr Daniel Irwin McIntyre Jr. occurred Wednesday at the Ripley residence on West Peachtree Street with elaborate decor, a reception, and a buffet supper. Attendants included Miss Laura Ripley and Mrs Homer McAfee. the couple plans to reside in the Corinthian after a wedding trip.

Louise Ripley T. J. Ripley Daniel Irwin McIntyre, Jr D. I. McCiintyre Ripley West Peachtree Street Laura Ripley Homer McAfee Frances Ansley Julia McIntyre Lina White Remer McIntyre Marion Swanson E. V. Carter, Jr Cherry Emerson Elizabeth Owens Margaret McIntyre Frances Peabody Smilax McIntyre Corinthian Daniel [Irwin M’intyre Thomas J. Ripley West Pedchtree Street

Quo Vadis Grand Seats On Sale Next Week

Tickets go on sale next week for the Quo Vadis Grand production. Promoters urge fast purchase as seating is limited and audiences anticipate the revival in the coming days.

Quo Vadis

Evening Socials Highlight Mathes and Music Events

A long list of social events and performances featured guest arrivals and entertainments. Misses Carrie Blount Pattie Mc Gehee Elizabeth Hawking and Elizabeth Anderson attended a gathering for Miss Agnes Gray with Miss Margaret Culberson hosting on Gordon Street. Gate City Guard hosts a Friday armory dance at 52-54 Houston Street. A free recital by Miss Eastlack's students at Cable Hall follows. Minnie VanEpps and Robert Graham Hanson Jr. plan a wedding at Peach Tree Street at 9 o'clock. A Wesely Memorial Church recital presents Ruth McMillan Alice Morris W E Hannum Dale and James Wardwell in a varied program of songs and duets with multiple soloist and chorus performances.

Miss Gray Margaret Culberson Bridge Gordon Street Agnes Gray Esther Smith Louise Collier Gate City Guard Houston Street Tula Clark King James C. Wardwell Wesley Memorial Church Nevin Ruth McMillan Alice Morris W. E. Hannum Mr. Dale James Wardwell Maying Sadie Goldstein-Gordon Mr. Wardwell Homer Hill and Dale von Feilita Helen Douglas Frantz Schnel Stephane Gavotte Victor Harris Brodsky Mrs. Gordon Tostt Emmett Will Clower Ware Forest Ronald Miss Lounsbury Barcarolle Hoffman Alice Hentz Elizabeth McMillan Altos E. E. Huguley Miss Douglas Miss Morris Viola Slaughter M Ethel Douglas

Mrs Woolley Hosts Sewing Party For Mrs Seydel

Mrs J A Woolley plans a Friday morning sewing party at her Sixteenth Street home for Mrs Paul Seydel of New York. The Altrurian Society calls a meeting Friday at 3 30 in the Altrurian book room 500 Hillyer Building. The Second Ward Civic Club meets at 4 at 584 Washington Street with the Y M C A auxiliary to hold a 3 o'clock meeting in Pryor and Auburn parlor. This will be the last gathering in the old building as the president asks full attendance to plan future meetings.

Mrs. Seydel Virginia Woolley Forsyth Paul Seydel Vassar Woolley Miss Woolley B. M. Woolley J. A. Woolley Seydel Altrurian Society Altrurian Book Room Hillyer Building Second Ward Club Second Ward Civic Club R. L. Haire Washington Street The Young Men's Christian Association Pryor Street Auburn Avenue

Nearly everybody In Atlanta reads The Sunday American

An ad copy fragment promotes advertising in the next issue of The Sunday American to boost goods sales. The text hints at broad readership in Atlanta and urges placing ads for merchandise visibility. The fragment is incomplete but indicates a newspaper advertising pitch.

Atlanta Sunday American

Miss Beatrice Barinowski visits Ruth Angier in Augusta

A series of social notes list visits and guests in Atlanta. Beatrice Barinowski of Augusta visits Ruth Angier on Eighth Street. Several other guests arrive from California, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Florida while local residents travel for summer plans and graduation events.

Beatrice Barinowski Augusta Ruth Angier Eighth Street Alexander Smith W. W. Gray Agnes Gray California Charles Kilgo Chicago Kendrick Cincinnati

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Availed Woman's Pain

Mrs. Fred Stone of Malone New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her organic inflammation and crippling pain after she tore her clothes in agony The advertisement extols the product as a standard remedy for female ills including displacements irregularities backache and nervous prostration with assurances of safety and confidence for users.

Lydia E. Pinkham Fred Stone Malone N. Y

Wilson Plans Summer Visit to Cornish White House

Washington report says President Wilson will take his family to Cornish New Hampshire on June 28 and stay at the summer White House through the Fourth of July, likely returning to Washington on Monday July 7.

Washington Wilson Cornish N. H White House

Granite Club H Sex Hygiene Lecture at University Club

Thomas Whipple Connally will entertain the Granite Club at the University Club Thursday night. Dr. Montague L. Boyd will read a paper on Sex Hygiene. Members listed include Wightman Bowden M L Boyd Thomas W Connally H F Hentz Harold Hirsch I S Hopkins Jr W C Jones R K Rambo S R Roberts C B Shelton A B Simms G R Solomon A D Thomson W D Thomson Philip Weltner E L Worsham.

Thomas Whipple Connally Granite Club University Club Montague L. Boyd Wightman Bowden M. L. Boyd Thomas W. Connally H. F. Hentz Harold Hirsch I. S. Hopkins, Jr W. C. Jones R. K. Rambo

Tampa Sees Coldest June 12 on Record

Tampa records 63 degrees marking the coldest June 12 in city history. Officials report no suffering and mild conditions despite the unusual chill.

Tampa

Mrs Roosevelt sails to visit ill sister at Naples villa

Mrs Theodore Roosevelt sails from New York on the Victoria Luise to visit her sister Miss Carow who is ill near Naples. If her health does not improve she will remain through the summer. Mr Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Archie and Quentin Roosevelt see her off at the pier.

New York Theodore Roosevelt Miss Carow Naples

Spanish Embassy at Newport for Summer

The Eldredge cottage on Ochre Point in Newport has been rented to the Spanish Embassy as its summer headquarters. If you have anything to sell advertise in The Sunday American, the largest circulation Sunday paper in the South.

Newport R. IL Eldredge Cottage Ochre Point Sunday American South

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