Robinson-Talmadge Wedding A Brilliant Event In Athens
The Athens society column details the wedding of Miss Se and Mr. Wil singon in a formal ceremony at 4 o’clock on Wednesday. The bride’s family and social elite attended, with elaborate decorations, a large receiving line, and notable out of town guests. The article highlights gowns, attendants, music, and postnuptial hospitality, plus resolutions by a local club and numerous social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netanal Vrilliance
Ari Wig
Misg ‘Se
Mr. Wilsingon
Fad Ter Ousin
Mia Elizabeth Tarde Ae Mull
Honer
MIB
MilliarJd Ametern
New York
Misa Martin Erwin
Sarah Robinson
Chattanooga
Mary Reboteon
LaGrange ‘Trussell
Mas Baxter Patton
Tha
Haughy
Migs Sarahatton
Marietta
Ares Scott
Cremony
Livieh
Pega Town
Cous
Lax
Boston
E. Hy Dorsey
D.C
Moore and Bird Wedding at Home Ceremony in Madison
John Lewis Moore of Madison marries Lucy Linton Bird at a home ceremony amid elegant decorations. Guests include Miss Sarah Bird and family, with reception and gifts of silver and china. The couple plans to reside in Madison after a wedding trip. Mrs. Bird, a teacher, is noted for her cultural contributions in Georgia. Also mentions a second recital by Mrs. Katherine Tift Jones benefiting Lucy Cobb endowment fund.
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Weil
Georgette
Narsurtium
Ophelia
Columbia
Little LaGrange
Dresden
Baxter
Athens
Eerae
Eirta
Lucy Cobb
Agnes Scott
Randolph Macon
Charles Talmadge
Robinson
American Manufacturing Company
Chattanooga
University of Kentucky
Techno- Rogital School
Philadelphia
Talmadge
John Henderson
Erwin Henderson
Rutherford Lipscomb
Montagu Boyd
Atlanta
Fred Morris
Marietta
Sarah Patton
C. Mell, Jr
Augusta
Oma Short
Washington, D. C
Willard Jamieson
New York
Tom Colley
Grantville
Katherine Tift-Jones
Lucy Coss
Seney Stovall Chapel
Lucy Cobb Alumnae Association
John Lewis Moore
Lucy Nton Bird
Licy Linton Bird
R. John Lewis Moore
Madison
Surdh Bird
Zroom
James Tobertore
Lugasta
Anne Corlin Abney
Rigaver
Hugh Bernard
Sarah Tallulah Bird
Flor
John Bird
Athens High School
Katherine Tift
Kichering Tift Jones
Jones
Royal Lucy Umnae
United States
Luey Cobb
Ath
Selene Lee Weds Ensign Charles Mercer Snelling Jr in Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. Judward F. Wood announce the marriage of their daughter Selene Lee to Charles Mercer Snelling Jr. Ensign United States Navy on Monday January 1 1923 in Greenville South Carolina. Mrs KR Jones of Gadsden Alabama visits sister Mrs Hugh Rowe. Miss Mary Nevin of Atlanta to visit Miss Margaret Rowe. J N Webb friend ill at Milledge Avenue home. Mrs Artie Small and children India and Artie to Atlanta after visit with Captain and Mrs J W Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Rutherford
United Daughterr of the Confederacy
Mildred Rutherford
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Miss Rutherford
Eilen A. Crawford
Margaret Branca Sextor
E. L. Griggs
Judward F. Woodside
Selene Lee
Charles Mercer Snelling, Jr
United States Navy
Greenville
South Carolina
KR. M. Jones
Gadsden, al
Hugh Rowe
Woodlawn Ave
Mary Nevin
Atlanta
Margaret Rowe
Tire
J. N. Webb
Milledge Avenue
Artie Small
India
Artie
J. W. Barnett
Five Killed In Mine Explosion At Dolomite Mine No 1
In Birmingham Alabama five miners died when Dolomite Mine No 1 of Woodward Iron Co exploded early Wednesday. Four victims were Black, one White man W E Lewis aged 63. Gas found and warnings posted, all five ignored. The blast occurred in a single room. few men were in the pit at the time, preventing a larger loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Dolomite Mine No. 1
Woodward Iron Company
Here
W. E. Lewis
Dolomite No. 3
Woodward Company
Dumplings as Mother Baked Apples by Bertha S
Bertha E Shapleigh of Columbia University offers a recipe for dumplings baked around apples. Prepare plain paste, cut squares to cover an apple, pare and dip apples in melted butter, fill cores with sugar and cinnamon, seal edges, bake 30 to 40 minutes in a hot oven, and serve with cream or a butter sugar sauce flavored with lemon and vanilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha E. Shapleigh
Columbia
University
Local obituary and business notes from Jackson County
Jefferson and Lynchburg deaths of Mrs H E Storey and Mr W N Weldon. Mrs Laura Lampkin Wood dies in Jefferson. A S Weatherly obituary in Ho tolk. Jackson County shares of state school fund total 3 011 528 with 3 147 60 to Commerce schools. E 8 Brock place sells for 3 350. 89 12 acres from D W McGregor estate sells for 1 810. Walton county poultry show slated for January 11 12 13. Monroe circuit pastor C A Chambers weds Miss Nelle Tisinger. Barrett Medlin Co department store destroyed by fire. stock valued 65 000 with 38 000 insurance on stock and 10 000 on building.
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Jackson County
H. E. Storey
Jefferson
Lynchburg
W. N. Weldon
Tampa
Fla
Laura Lampkin Wood
A. S. Weatherly
Ho Tolk
Brock Place
D. W. McGregor
Athens
Jackson
Clauda Jack
Commerce
Om . Nicholson
Vaughn
Walton
C. A. Chambers
Monroe
Nelle Tisinger
Carrollton
Barrett, Medlin & Co
Van-Nil Never Disappoints at Grand Lodge Meeting
Van-Nil never disappoints as K. P. meets in Macon on January 30 for the grand lodge gathering, with plans and reports discussed during the session.
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Van-Nil
K. P
Maconmacon
Grand Lodge
Weing
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Migg
Dent Laura Rutherford
Ike
Arristides
Just
Hustorious
Southland
Fowler's
Ailsy
Annie Mae Wood Bryant
J. B. Parham
Morris
G. W. Wallace
Will Lester
Everett Hale
LG. Fleming
H. C. Wallace
Canning Club
Misa Bunnie Bridges
Lizzie Wallace
Misa Emma Bell
A. J. Lester
J. O. Hill
Oscar Lavender
Mra. Everett Hale
Mra Hale
Lollie
E. H. Dorsey, Sr
J. C. Wilkingon
G H Cooper
A. L. Howland
H. B. Ritchi
Prince Avenue
Ch! Psi Fraternity
Chi Psi
Teir
Hill Street
Woodside—Snelling
Ead Ae
Sarah Bird
Bealans
Bellans DE
Tay Kages
Eveenhene
Michael ‘Brothers
Michael’s
Viyella
Michael’s Woolen Goods Sale
Micheal’s Woolen Goods Sale
Shepard
Oxford
Naingooks
Cous Cloths Sa
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