Miss Pearl Mobley and Isaac Redwine to wed on Capitol Ave
Miss Pearl Mobley and Mr Isaac Redwine will marry Wednesday evening June 25 at the bride's Capitol Avenue home with Rev G M Eakes officiating. Attendants will be Miss Lillian Brooks and Mr W D Redwine. An informal reception will follow and the couple depart at midnight for the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Mobley
Isaac Redwine
Capitol Avenue
G. M. Eakes
Lillian Brooks
W. D. Redwine
Miss Mobley
Dora
Celia Hiers
Mrs Rogers to Entertain and Summer Parties
Mrs. H B Rogers will entertain Wednesday afternoon for Miss Viola Wade of Palmetto Florida visiting a week. Mrs Frank Massenburg and others host events. Mr and Mrs George Caldwell Speir hosted a large Friday night dancing party with a Japanese garden veranda, punch and Dutch lunch. guests included many named locals.
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Rogers
H. B. Rogers
Viola Wade
Palmetto, Fla
Frank Massenburg
George Caldwell Speir
Mary Carl Hurst
Mildred Owen
Louise Bradberry
Louise Jones
Lucille Dunwoody
Colquitt C. Cole
Horace Adams
Mary Frances Bowden
Hyperion Club
Elizabeth Tinsley
Louisville
Lealis Law
Frances Flemister
Alvin Lovinggood
Edith Boone
Hal Daniels
Martha Crane
Tom Delbridge
Hortense Loeb
George Bratton
Elizabeth Blalock
Gordon Hill
Jamie Arnold
Emmett White
Elizabeth Small
Kessie Dunwoody
Virginia Woodfin
Norwood Beach
Adelaide Call
Ernest Allen
William Close
Ernest Acker
Henry Collins
Massy
Parks
Harrie Andrews
Mercer Lee
Dr. Wheeler
Grant Davis
Gordon Freeman
White
Stoval
Boykin Davis
Edwin Pollard
J. Q. Bowden
W. L. O'Brien
Miss Tinsley
Georgian Terrace
Marcella Steedman
Robert Hugh White
G. R. Bethune
Rome
Gladys Kirk
M. E. Kirk
T. C. Mell
G. R. Glenn, Jr
D. Y. Sage, Jr
President Wilson attends McAdoo wedding in Maryland
In Brookland Wood Green Spring Valley Baltimore June 21 President Wilson attended the marriage of Miss Ethel Preston McCormack to Francis Huger McAdoo. The ceremony featured a train in ivory satin rose point lace with orange blossoms. Guests included Vice President Marshall and top Cabinet members while maid of honor and bridesmaids from New York assisted. William G. McAdoo, Jr. served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ethel Preston McCormack
Isaac E. Emerson
Francis Huger McAdoo
Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Brookland Wood
Green Spring Valley
Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
William J. Bryan
James C. McReynolds
Alberts. Burleson
Interior
Franklin S. Lane
Commerce
William C. Redfield
Labor
William B. Wilson
Nona McAdoo
Ralph H. Matheson
Florence D. Farley
Kathleen Dunn
A. J. Feuchtwanger
New York
McAdoo
William G. McAdoo, Jr
Inaugural gown and Georgia social notes headline
Mrs. Slaton expected in inaugural dress as John M Slaton prepares to succeed Joseph M Brown as governor. The item highlights Georgia social leaders and lists numerous brief personals from Miss Margaret Brantley to Mrs. George W Harrison Jr. travel notes, entertainments, births, moves, and public events across Atlanta society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
John M. Slaton
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Suffragettes Run Wild In London Church Fire
Militants set fire to St Johns Church in south London causing $30,000 in damage and scattering tar soaked cotton in pews. Scotland also hit with arson as Gatty Marine Laboratory incineration destroys drawings and instruments valued at $40,000. Lennox released from Holloway after hunger strike illness. others remain fasting. Harold Hewitt suffers a relapse after a race incident at Ascot. hospital says he may not live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. John's Church
South End
Scotland
Gatty Marine Laboratory
Laura Lennox
Holloway
Miss Lennox
E. A. Clayton
Harold Hewitt
Ascot Heath
Ascot Cottage Hospital
Travel plans for a Missouri visitor and local social guests
The text outlines a trip with visits to Chicago St Paul Rochester New York and Boston with a stop at Atlantic City on the return. It notes Miss Eleanor Elliott of Greensboro NC visiting aunt Mrs Henry G Fennell on Piedmont Avenue and as a North Carolina College for Women faculty member with many local friends. Miss Callie Hoke Smith visits sister Mrs Ronald Ransom for a week then heads to Washington with her mother Mrs Hoke Smith to Magnolia Beach for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Paul
Rochester
New York
Boston
Atlantic City
Eleanor Elliott
Greensboro
N. C
Henry G. Fennell
Piedmont Avenue
North Carolina College For Women
Caliie Hoke Smith
Ronald Ransom
Hoke Smith
Washington
Magnolia Beach
Cleveland Heights council warns Mr Rockefeller pond swimmers
Fellers Forest Hill estate received a letter from Cleveland Heights Council appealing to him to prevent boys from swimming without clothes in Mr Rockefeller's pond. Women passing along Mayfield road near the pond have been shocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feller
Forest Hill
Cleveland Heights
Mr. Rockefeller
Mayfield Road
Quo Vadis continues at Grand next week
The Grand Theater announces ongoing showings of Quo Vadis with performances continuing next week. Seatholders are urged to buy tickets now to secure preferred seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quo Vadis
Grand
Militants Try to Blow Up Ship Canal Embankment
In Birmingham England suffragettes attempted to blow up the ship canal embankment to flood the surrounding country. A dynamite charge was planted but failed to explode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Militant suffragette arrested for rocking Scotland Yard
London June 21 Mrs Gertrude Shaw a militant suffragette was arrested today for hurling bricks through the windows at Scotland Yard in protest of the government's treatment of Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gertrude Shaw
Scotland Yard
Emmeline Pankhurst
Longest Day of the Summer Arrives Saturday June 21
The article notes June 21 as the longest day with sunrise at 4 27 and sunset at 6 52 making 14 hours 25 minutes of daylight Forecaster Von Herrmann of the weather bureau adds that refraction and the equation of time can extend the day by a minute beyond sunset The piece also promotes The Sunday American and a forthcoming advertisement in a next issue to sell goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Herrmann
Weather Bureau
Three Tennesseeans Receive Good Berths in Nominations
President Wilson sent to the Senate nominations naming Phillip Holland of Tennessee as Consul at Basel Switzerland Louis M Coleman of Tennessee as United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Tennessee Robert T Frazier of Tennessee as First Assistant Commissioner of Patents and John H Shields of Kansas as postmaster at Wichita among others The list includes officials from Louisiana Missouri New Jersey Illinois and New York with Tennessee represented by Holland Coleman Frazier and Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Phillip Holland
Tennessee
Basel
Switzerland
Geo. W. Jack
Louisiana
United States
John D. O’rear
Missouri
Bolivia
Henry Vandyke
New Jersey
Netherlands
John L. Pickering
Illinois
Ilinois
Louis M. Coleman
Thomas Ewing, Jr
New York
Robert T. Frazier
John H. Shields
Kansas
Wichita
Democrats Win In Tennessee House Crisis Over Election Law
In Nashville on June 21, Democrats forced through a resolution ratifying the state's election machinery amid a heated clash with fusionists and armed sergeants at the Tennessee House. Speaker Staton opened doors as Representative Smith of Knoxville warned of dying if detained. Both houses then approved funding acts to avert default on the $11,000,000 state debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Smith
Knoxville
House
Staton
Jury awards $56 in unusual Pullman case
George P. Howard won a $56 judgment in a Superior Court case against the Pullman Company over a ticket dispute aboard a Pullman car from Atlanta to Tennessee. Howard paid for an upper berth but sat in a seat and was charged for a lower berth, with the matter taken to the Interstate Commerce Commission before court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
George P. Howard
Pullman Company
Howard
Atlanta
Tennessee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bishops Spurn Carnegie 3 Million Gift to Vanderbilt
Bishop W A Candler led the Methodist Episcopal Church South bishops in Nashville to veto Vanderbilt University accepting Andrew Carnegie’s 1 million gift. They ruled the gift imposes conditions that breach trust, divert funds, and dishonor church goals, urging the university to reject the conditions and return the gift. The group sent a formal letter outlining their stance and a certified decision to Vanderbilt’s board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Candler
Atlanta
Vanderbilt University
Carnegie
College of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Nashville
Nune
Board of Trust of Vanderbilt
Board of Trust
Candler
Collins Denny
E. R. Hendrix
W. R. Lamb
Church of God
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Louise Couper
Bridge
LaGrange Cochran
Katherine Graves
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Grace Abernathy
Edgar Barrett
R. S. Abernathy
West End
John F. Purser
Cecil Fitch
King George's Court
Fitch
Alexander Gordon
Shrewsbury
N. J
McKinley
Stroud
Church
Circle No. 11
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Frank Baker
Carmen Werber
Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church
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Forsyth
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Lyndall Haddon
the Forsyth
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Misses Couper
Graves
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Dodo White
Marie Cobb
Helen Atkisson
Edith Hudson
Esther Hollyman
Helen Jackson
Marye
Thornton Marye
Camp King
Mattle Camp
Alexander Stephens King
J. T. Lasseter, Jr
Elizabeth Camp
Ethel Lasseter
Killarney
Louise Dunlap
Howell Smith
Miss Dunlap
Mrs. King
Atlantic Beach
Misses Graves
Cochran
Josephine Stoney
Louise Cooper
Katharine Graves
Mrs. Speir
TeBow Freeman
Rosa TeBow
Clyde Cleveland Freeman
J. E. TeBow
John E. White
Co. L. Boatwright
George Snow
Copenhagen
Mrs. Freeman
Washington, D. C
Oak Street
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company
M. Brown
Corker Broad
Walton
Oung M'Adoo
Isaac Emmerson
Secretary of Treasury
Margaret Brantley
Clermont, Fla
Mary Brittain
Henry E. Brittain, Jr
Minnie Mae Baldwin
Miss Celeste Webber
Spartanburg
8. C
W. A. Wright
Augustus Butler Wright
F. E. Walthall
Little Son
Moreland Avenue
Howard Vardeman
Isthmus
Panama
Vi Strickland
Virginia Intow
Reynolds
Willie Kate Travis
T. EB. Cauthorn
Marlborough Blenheim
Joseph T. Bradfield
Hogansville
Polk Trimble Cunningham
Montgomery
Woman's Club Rooms
West
Baker Street
Lula Clark King
John Cooper
Janie
Kate
Caroline Cooper
John Cooper, Jr
Porter Springs
W. W. Austell
Michigan
Harold Gray
Mr. Austell
Canada
George W. Harrison, Jr
John D
Cleveland
Ohio
Knapp
John D Rocke
Sunday American
Kodakers
Eastman N. C
Kodak
A. K. Hawkes Co
Kodak Dept
Whitehall
Pullman Co
Resinol
Esimeg)me
Dept. 32-S
Spurn Carnegie
Ironmaster
South
Travel
Southern Railway
Battle of Gettysburg
Gettysburg
J. L. Meek
Peachtree St
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