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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1902

Page

12

Wedding of Miss Lahey and Mr Edward Lowry in Montgomery

In Montgomery a society wedding linked Virginia and Georgia lineages as Miss Lahey wed Edward George Lowry of New York. The bride, daughter of the late James Lahey, connects to Colonel Joseph S. Winter, a prominent local figure. Guests include Misses Lowry from Atlanta and relatives from Baltimore and Petersburg.

Miss Lahey Edward Lowry Ieans Bay St. Louis James Lahey Lucy Winter” Lahey Joseph S. Winter Long Montgomery John G. Winter Georgia Atlanta New York New York Evening Poat Lowry 3. G. Winter-Therington

Fuld Visanska Wedding at Pryor Street Home

Florence Fuld daughter of Joseph Fuld wed Dr 8 A Visanska in a morning ceremony at 10 30 at the bride’s father's Pryor street home. Rabbi Marx officiated, witnessed by close relatives. Edna Fuld, the bride’s sister, attended.

Wiss Florence Fuld Joseph Fuld 8. A. Visanska Pryor Street Rabbi Marx Edna Fuld

Wedding of Miss Collier and Mr. Robert Davis

The wedding was held last night at the bride’s Rawson street home with Rev. Dr. Bradley officiating. Guests, relatives, and intimate friends witnessed the ceremony in a richly decorated setting centered on Easter lilies. Miss Henrietta Collier, daughter of the late Charles A. Collier, and Mr. Robert Davis, a local Atlanta resident, were united, followed by a formal reception and supper before departing for a weeks long visit.

Ler Robert Davis Rawson Street Dr. Bradley Trinity Church Mi “Eh Martha Boynton A. Bell Nash Sarah Collier Emmie Johnson Lilian Franklin Rawson Collier Thomas da Petersburg Davis Henrietta Callier Atlanta Charles A. Callier Susie Rawson George Henrietta Col

Old Maids Convention and Society Events Parade in Atlanta

Miss Elizabeth Lahey marries Rev. Stewar t MacQueen in a thronged church ceremony with a large Atlanta circle. Reception follows at the bride’s mother’s home and a luncheon breakfast. The day includes teas, concerts, and YWCA charter news with a Decatur benefit program for Winnie Davis memorial and Confederate clothing efforts.

Albert Cox Decatur Winnie Davis Agnes, Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy of Decatur

Sheltering Arms Society Meeting and Local Notices

New and ongoing club activities fill the schedule in Atlanta. The Sheltering Arms Society holds a 10 o'clock meeting at Mrs. T. H. Martin's home, while the Atlanta South Side WCTU convenes at Mrs. McLendon’s house to prep for the Milledgeville state convention. Numerous appointments include Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers auxiliary, the old WGC T A, Band No. 1 Kings Daughters, and social visits across Atlanta, with several members traveling to New York, Jacksonville, and Washington Street residences. The text notes various guests, visits, and forthcoming entertainments through May and beyond.

Sheltering Arms Society T. H. Martin Juniper Street Atlanta South Sh Side Woman's Christian Temperance Union Brotherhood of Tcomotive Engineers Knights of Fythias Marietta Street

Local social notices from the week reveal visits and greetings

The column lists guests and events across town including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maddox hosting a large card party with a guest of honor, a luncheon by Mrs. W. L. Peet for Miss Martha Johnston of Macon, and various recoveries, travels, and gatherings. Attendees include Miss Rebecca Raoul, Mrs. Mary Madden, Miss Martha Johnston, Miss Lillian Harris, Mrs. R D. Lowe, and Mr. Willis Ragan hosting events in honor of Martha Johnston.

Robert Alston Nan du Bignon Savannah Robert Maddox W. L. Peet Martha Johnston Macon Eugene C. Spalding Hugh Hagan R D. Lowe Hot Springs Rebecca Raoul Seattle Wash Willis Ragan Martha Johnson John Goldsmith Virginia Mary Madden Scury Miss Thornbury Wills Ragan

The Rivals in New York Theater Praise

A review extols The Rivals as the peak of comic drama with Sheridan and Goldsmith, praising Joseph Jefferson in the lead and the ensemble's grace. It also previews May Irwin’s revival of The Widow Jones at the Grand and notes James K Hackett’s season activity and Bijou Musical Comedy Company opening with A Trip to Chinatown.

Sheridan Goldsmith Joseph Jefferson Jefferson Bob Acres Hestl Bob Sir Anthony John Jack Adam Sir Anthony Follett Pagett Mrs. Malaprop Lydia Miss Mendune O'Trigger Joseph Jefferson, Sr Lucy Blanche Bender John J. McNally Widow Jones May Irwin Miss’ Irwin Miss Irwin May i Irwin H. F. Robert Jacques Kruger Christopher Bruno Mabel Florence Mathiel Russell Helene Dunlap Florence Reed Roland, Reed James K. Hackett Greater New York Uecoosar Wallack Harlem Brooklyn Metropole Mr. Hackett Grand Bijou Wells Chinatown

Largest Gift to Carnegie Library From Major Smyth

Major W H Smyth bequeathed a valuable collection of reference books to the Carnegie library. Valued at over 608 dollars, it is the largest book gift since the Kidd estate bequest in the early eighties, with hopes for further gifts. Mrs Smyth entrusted the donation to Darwin G Jones before leaving the city.

Carnegie Library W. H. Smyth Kidd Major Smyth Lrary Longfellow Hérmes

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Thomas Davis Dunlop F. C. Smith Columbia 8. C Fuld- Visanska Miss Collier Wiss Nelle Hale Sandersville, Ga Elzabeth Lahey Stewart MacQueen Evelyn Harris J. Frederick Lewis Philip J. Sterne Terry Hardaway J. Winter Thorington Jack Thorington Walter Wisanska Wisanska Edward van Winkle Annie van Winkle Paterson N. J Jeanne Keinigsberg Miss van Winkle Miss Kingsberg Parma Mrs. Trunlap Mack Hidward van Winkle Nasher Georgia Cabanish W. Carnagin George Forrester B. M Old Maids Young Men's Christian Association the Universalist Church Young Women's Christian Association Young Warden's ‘Association Grace Landrum Jennie Armstrong Biss Della. Disbro Lown Diessen Wen Miller San O Wesiydown Fas Ut Ig Board of Directors King’s Daughters Lyndhmore Terrell Courtland Street C. W. McClure Boston Aoa T. Flexner Jacksonville Fila Burns Lipphart Wiliam H. Smythe Peachtree Street Helen Tanner J. J. Garrett Birmingham Ala M. Merrill Fort McPherson Anna O'Keefe Woodlawn Bartow County Joseph Thompson Brookwood Daisy Eastman Mississippi John Gilbert F. M. Green Capitol Avenue BF. Jordan Sandersville Misa Dellaartis Cedartown Belle Nash William Kiser Norma Lostie Jordan Aries Adams Made Eee Bandersvile Miizabéth’ Ent Ploridias Radtey Americus Frederick Lane New Jersey Sarah Arnold Alabama H. M. Bell Richmond Jennie Cordelia Gray Shhool Baltimore Hl. M. Roberts Dante Robert J. Lowry Marguerite Scully Highland Avenue N. J. Hammond David Bailey Griffin Carrie’ Stanton Rowell Rome Lelia Patton Waynes J- Mother Aoe Harper Altimors Grace Baxter Acworth Jesse Chantz C.D. Gamp Morrison Avenue Cp. Blawen Charresion John Penney Helena Mise Howell Eugene M.A. Odonnell East Fair Street Belmont C. J. Parnell Augusta William H. Felton Cartersville M. L. McLendon Washington Street Allen May Massengale Charleston Exposition Zula Malone Kimball Samuella Whitman Chattanooga Decaytur Gorhant Jena J. Rediey Whitehall Seraae GtahanKe Atlbl IA Lillian Harris West End John Matthews Rachel Keith Henry Blossom Famly Cleveland Ohi Frank Bilis Bee Walker Inman Sapien Gap Whitehall Street Il Eisaman& Vieil Boys’ Outfitters Wos Whitehall St Wea Huacanee Simtars RH Hiaas Nuiko Theccosgare Kwas Ladies of the Presbyterian Hospital Tiny Mt. Horing Grand Opera’ House Woons White Presbyterian Hospital Austell Building Williams Roe H. C. Wilbur & Sons Philadelphia Chicago Gatotton Val E.van Giauiu Claudine Was Atlanta, GA H. Smyth E. G. Griffin Mer Gate City Dental Rooms Noversss Chanes Wy Whitehail Street Atlanta Lecture Association John Temple Graves Demdduduc Verge Iva Des Y Abs John T. McNally Tonicht Wwaithour Leander North Pryor Torrance Judge EN Torrance Grand Army of the Republic South Associated Press Minneapolis Minn Judge el Torrance Grand Army National Bettlers North Carolina Sitome Montgomery, April 17, and From There Sommander Torrance Will Go To Moris Louisia New Orleans Beaumont
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