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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Carnegie Library
W. H. Smyth
Kidd
Major Smyth
Lrary
Longfellow
Hérmes
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