Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-03
One Hundred Phone Calls.

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One Hundred Phone Calls.
During the day al least a hundred
calls were made for Mr.. Laird at room
o. 2S6 But as evening approached and
he had not appeared the word spread
about that. he would o-be found at a
hotet in Long Beach, and several Of
his friends started a telephone search
for him there
According to the reported wedding
the bride is a charming young woman
Of Atlanta, Ga. Friends of Laird said
that he had introduced her at 4 party
AZ Shanley's q few nights ago as Mrs.
Hayden and that they understood her
to have been the wife until recently of
a lieutenant in the United States army.
The reports of the Hoboken wedding
stated that the bride, who appear red at
the home of Registrar Joseph Tucker
at No. IS Eighth street about o'clock
Saturday morning looking for license
to marry, was named Mrs. Hayden.
Last night Mr. Tucker was not at
home. 4 young man who wore a gold
badge and declared that he was Deputy
Colvin, said that ne was not authorized
to how the records of the marriage
license because he had not issued it.
The wife Of Pastor Reichter. of st.
Matthews church, al Eighth street AMI
Hudson street in Hoboken, said that
she was awakened in the parsonage,
which is directly opposite the Tucker
home, at ten minutes before O'Clock
Saturday morning by the arrival Of
party in an automobile.
The party left the engine running
when they entered the home of tho
registrar, and | soon guessed that 1t
was a wedding crowd and that they
would call here to be ma rred by the
Rev. Dr. Reichter," she said. But
as my husband was away, | waited I'D
to keep fro mbeing disturbed until they
came out They did not call here"
Ono Hundred Phone Calls.
During the day at least a hun
dred calls were made for Mr.. Laird
at~room No 236. But as evening
approached and he had not APP
peared the word spread about that
ne would be found at a hotel in
Long Beach, and several of his
friends started a telephone search
for him there
According to the reported we'd
, ding, the bride is a charming young
woman of Atlanta, Ga. Friends of
Laird said that he had introduced
her at a party at Shanley's a few
nights ago at Mrs. Hayden" and
that they understood her to have
been the wife until recently of a
lieutenant in the United States
army.
The reports of the Hoboken we'd
ding stated that the bride who ap-
peared at the home Of Registrar
Joseph Tucker at No. IS Eighth
street about o'clock Saturday
morning looking for license to mar
~, was named Mrs. Hayden.
Last night MI Tucker was not
at home. young man who wore
gold badge and declared that he
was Deputy Colvin, said that he
was not authorized to show the
records Of the marriage license be-
cause he had not issued it,
The wife of Pastor Reichter. of
St. Matthews church. at Eighth
street and Hudson street in Hobo
ken, said that she was awakened ,
in the parsonage, which is directly
opposite the Tucker home, at ten |
minutes before o'clock Saturday
morning by the arrival OF q party
in an automobile |
The party left the engine run
ming when they entered the home
Of the registrar. and | soon guessed
chat il was a wedding crowd and
that they would call here to be
married by the Rev. Or. Reichter."
she said. But as my husband was !
away. ] waited up to keep from be
ing disturbed until yney came out. !
Th"" did not call bA"~