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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1901

Page

8

Weaver and Pearson to Wed at First Methodist

The wedding of Mr. D. Dudley Weaver and Miss Lilla Pearson will be at the First Methodist church tomorrow at 7 PM with Rev. S. E. Wasson officiating. Attendants include Frank Z Woodruff Amory H Juinn Beile Pearson Mattie Sweets and ushers Augustus B Woodruff Fred Blackmon RE Cooper William A Dobbs. After a weeklong honeymoon to Cincinnati they will reside on unitard avenue near Fourteenth Street and begin housekeeping.

D. Dudley Weaver Lilla Pearson First Methodist Church S. E. Wasson Frank Z. Woodruff Amory H.juinn Beile Pearson Mattie Sweets Augustus B. Woodruff Fred Blackmon RE. P. Cooper William A. Dobbs

Miss Lena Webster Bride This Afternoon

This afternoon at 5 oclock at the Webster residence Annis ton Miss Lena Webster will wed Milton Bb Griffith of St. Louis. Rev Wasson will perform the ceremony and the couple will depart tonight for St. Louis to reside. Miss Webster is esteemed for her beauty Christian character and accomplishments and Mr Griffith is a talented young musician of St. Louis.

C. W. Webster Noble and Twenty-fourth Streets Lena E. Wasson

Charming birthday party hosted for Miss Reba Markstein

Miss Reba Markstein celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a party at the Markstein home. The event brought together many of her young friends and was described as a thoroughly delightful occasion.

Reba Markstein

Prize Event Celebrates Donkey Tail Pinning Attracts Attendees

Miss Crace Ledbetter won a pretty book as first prize while Miss Ethel Elam received a tin horn as consolation. The gathering lists numerous attendees including Misses Ethel Elam and Sadie Parker among others, with several families returning after months away in Greensboro and Mobile. Georgia Hart of Lincoln visited sister Anna Belle Hart. Alice Bullard spent the day in Hetlin, and Mrs. L. W. Jackson planned to move to Birmingham with Mr. Jackson.

Crace Ledbetter Ethel Elam Georgia Hart Lincoln Anna Belle Hart

New Spring Samples From Julitus Levy Tailor

New spring samples arrive showing the best fabrics and latest weaves in imported and domestic wovens in fashionable colors. Julitus Levy, merchant tailor, Columbian Building, Noble Street. Also promoting Kermort's Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a cold cure.

Julitus Levy Columbian Noble Street Kermort

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