Elaborate early 1900s wedding notes and society events
A long society column surveys multiple wedding notices, receptions, and social happenings. It details ceremonies at private homes including the Dougherty and Wilson connection, the Howell and Chambers weddings, and the Key and Webb nuptials. It notes Musicians Mme Nelda and a church recital, plus whist club tournaments, afternoons, and china wedding celebrations with lavish gifts and numerous guests from Bainbridge to Atlanta.
Social items and weddings in Atlanta society pages
Notes on visitors and residents including Miss Mildred Mutherford from Athens and Miss Adair Wilkinson of Valdosta. References to weddings Miss Mave Wright and Mr. P. F. Dawson of Chester and Miss Pauline Bridges and Mr. Granville Fleece of Memphis. Also updates on travel, roles, and entertainments at local events and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fleece
Pauline Bridge
Irene Mitchell
Jeanne Wormley
Louise Fleece
Clarence Fleece
Memphis
Willis Timmons
John Spalding
Miss Bridge
John Sparing
Spalding
Miles Louise Meece
Granville Fleece
Adair Wilkinson
Valdosta
Athens
Jay
Atlanta
Howell
Mave] Wright
P. F. Dawson
Chester
South Boulevard
Pauline Bridges
Fha Homestead
Augusta Denk
Nurenberg
Germany
Berlin
Miss Denk
Amerika
Hamburg
Georgia Mothers Hear Or Allegations of Teachers Congress
Mrs Nellie Peters Black Mrs Burton Smith Mrs Granger and Mrs Edward Brown Ware presided as Georgia mothers held a three session congress yesterday. Miss Willett Allen spoke on kindergarten value to child development. Mrs Nell Peters Black on kindergarten’s community and moral influence. Dr Sherman Davis Bloomington spoke on easy training and all round development. Mr Burton Smith on home life. Dr Robert Alley Bloomington on the call of the century and the place of women in education and civic work. The program highlighted the nineteenth century’s heritage and the twentieth century’s call for cooperation and educated leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Peters Black
Burton Smith
Granger
Edward Brown
Theodore Birney
Mothers’ Congress
Orme Finn
Willette Allen
Tife
Froebel
Nel Me Peters Black
C. B Wilmer
Sherman Davis
Bloomington
Robert Alley
Isloomington, I
India
Monty
International Congress of Religiong
Corporation the Tall
Alley
Address on youth needs and child labor at afternoon program
Opening prayer by Br W W Landrum followed by Dr Sherman Davis of Bloomington Indiana speaking on special needs of boys and girls after age 13. Mrs A D Granger discussed child labor. morning sessions featured prayers by Rev Father Jackson Rabbi David Marx and Rev Moore Sanham. Celeste Parrish spoke on defects in our educational system. Mrs Julia O Keefe offered remarks on philanthropy and the Associated Charities of Allen County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lindsay Johnson
Robert Zuhner
Lateratues For
Julia O'Keefe
Neon “Philanthropy
Amt
E. Logan
Associated Charities of
Allan
Feagan
Firmingham
Ala
David Marx
Celeste Parrish
Statmal Tdiga
Athens
K Oftle
Praver
Moore Sanham
Spiriueey
Also Mentioned on This Page
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Dougherty
Fee
Clare Bolts
James Smith
Bridsa
W. S. Wilson
First Baptist
Wilson
Thomas
Thomas Henry Danie
Rv. K
ca-Litthy Company
Seasing
Mons
Lenis
Mme
Nelda
Presalaniea
George Baie
Mme. Ive
Pry
Bohemia
Belmont
J. Warner Op Thursid
New York City
Nce
Schoharie
Warner
New York
Cincinnati
Washington
St. Louie Exposition
Miranda
Chattanooga
Alexander Ayre
Margardi Duncan Whem
May la Vigne
Aline Mitchell
Edith Amsden
Mae Tompkins
Rivers
Oursiay
Rome
Soanet
Walve
Mession
Joel T Chandler Harris
St. Anthony's Guild
Mrs. Payne
Mre
J. Carroll M Payne
Menry Johnson
Cook-Howell
Kate
Cooke
William N. Howell
Swiney
Capitol Avenue
H. le Brigas
Cucke
North Carolan
Lowry Fonal Bank
Max Katz
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Richard Orme Flinn
Weness Ftan
J. N. Snow
Louise Kinsey
Ferna
Willie B. Jones
Mpe. Webb
New Orleans
Misa Lynchwag
Ponger
Lowry
Alice Stelle
Hattie May High
Mary Thomas
Marion Peel
Samuella Whitman
Messrs
Carrol Latimer
Eugene Ottley
Robert Keely
Thomas Kenan
Bainbridge
D. Fudge
Mr. Fudge
John Donalson
W. M. Legg
4. J. MacDonald
H. J. Willis
Sig Nussbaum
Kernman
NussBaum
3. A. Einstein
W. W. Wright
E. D. Ferrell
J. W Dillon
Thomasville
Jacksonvile
Graves
Attapulgus
Red Cross
Pkg. Co
Houston
Texas
Ain
Stevens Engraving CO
Whitehall St
Atlanta, GA
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
N.Y
Pure Food Ommissioners
Gornor
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall Street
Stetson
Hat
Roe
Mr Holstein
Crawofrd
Willis Jones
Ewnan
Jacksonville
McD. Wilson
Mrs
Cola H. Peete
Macon
W. Foster
Washington, D. C
Mildred Mutherford
Manius Muar
Thomas H Morgan
Continental Congress
Mrs. A. ©. Granger
Daxtersvillz
Mra. A
McWhilner
George W_ Brooke
Bridge Club
Penn
BE. E. Richardson
North Carolina
WS Filer
Fort Worth
Tex
J .W. Cheatham
Joseph Drewry
Wadley
Emile Briggs
Frank Adams
Lucy Cabb
Josephine Lynch
Harry Butler
Savannah
Church of the Immaculate Conception
T. A Lovelace
West Point
Hubert Culberson
Lillian Harris
Paul Hill Erwin
York
Bessie Brightwell
Maxcys, Ga
Benjamin ¥. Abbott
Hotel Astor
Cameron Pigget
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
the Lafayette
Florida
Pigget
Poe
A. Pauli
Pauli
Nan Payne
Carrall Payne
Durham
N. C
William McAlpin
Mary Cassity
Rebeeca Burke
Elizabeth Blount
Lynch
Teonard Kendall
Glen Ridge, N
T. A. Hammond
WW. Rushton
Day McCall
John “Barty
Frank Datiey
Jacob Steinheimer
Ladies’ Auxiliary Society of
Rt. Vincent de Paul
Annie Driscll
Georgia
Dr. Alley
Mrs. Rover
Liebig’s Extract of Meat Campa, Ltd
Hudson St
Ond
Lowney
Walter M. Lowney CO
E. G. Criffin
Gate City
Whitehall
Gal. Ala
Whitalal
Dr. _ Lyon
E. G. Geiffings
Gate City Dental Rooms
Whitehall S
Cor
Alabanen
Eugene V. Haynes
Wattehadl Street
Diamond Palace
Charles W. Crankshaw
Hiamond Movchent and Jeweler, Century Duilding
WhAtekat Mevest
Davis & Freeman
Jewelers
R. F. Monnish
Peachtree St
Loth
Emerety
Theae
Stusells Carpets
Gerd Inssels
M. Hich CO