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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
3
A home wedding last night in Elberton joined Tutt of this city and Miss Elizabeth Swift of Elberton Ga. Judge Tutt attended by Sam Olive of Augusta. Couple plans a trip to Asheville and will reside with Mrs Sterling Eve on Green street upon return. Mrs Tutt is daughter of I G Smith Elberton. Augusta Herald notes warm congratulations from friends statewide. ANNA REAVES ENTERTAINS HER CLUB
The article reports the marriage of Judge W D Tutt to Elizabeth Swift. It notes guests including Ora gown of white marqui sette with lace, Miss Ida Dorsey of Athens, and other companions such as Miss Susan McPheeters of North Carolina and Mrs Boykin Robinson of New York. The scene features opulent attire and elegant opera guests among a circle of friends of Judge Tutt.
The South Bend Watch offers a reliably regulated timepiece tested to operate in all temperatures. Prices for both ladies and gent’s models range from $6.50 to $25.00, claimed as the best watch for the money.
Elberton Star notes a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. I G Swift for house guests and the Swift Turt bridal party. Elizabeth Swift wore blue crepe, Monroe guest wore embroidered mate, Wester in pink satin, Brown in blue embroidered sette, Sara Swift in silk mull. Washington letters mention Dolly Madison Breakfast May twentieth with twelve hundred leading women and Champ Clark as toast mistress.
A civic gathering honors Mrs. Wickcliff and other political wives with a breakfast and program of music. Guests include Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Hearst, and daughters of presidents. The May Day festival features folk songs, dances, and a table for the ladies of democracy, with Dolly Madison as emblem. The event showcases democratic women, descendants of presidents, and notable hostesses amid the Old English May Festival mood.
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