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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1916

Page

24

Harper Jewett Wedding at All Saints Episcopal Church

Miss Minnie Harper and Dr Henry Raymond Jewett wed in a 6 o'clock ceremony at All Saints Episcopal Church. The bride wore white tulle with orange blossoms, attended by bridesmaids led by Mrs Williams Ross Harper, and matron of honor Mrs Ernest Ramspeck. Rev WW Wemminger officiated as guests, including Driv ing club dinner and a post nuptial party as the couple heads to New York for a several week visit.

Harper-Jewett Minnie Harper Henry Raymond Jewett aAll Saints Episcopal Church William Hoss Harper Philadelphia Voss Margaret Jeweett Wiss Lucy Veal Honer Hoss Harper Weiling Dnner Jewett New York

Social tea and charity bazaars in Atlanta gatherings

Mrs Norman Raoul hosts a charming tea at her Chattanooga guest apartment with dogswood blossoms and garden flowers. About forty guests attend informal hospitality as Mrs Haoul and several others wear elegant gowns. April events include a suffrage tea in Atlanta with speakers from Oregon and Kentucky and a church bazaar at the Bank building featuring baked goods and crafts to support Our Lady of Lourdes.

Norman Raoul Chattanooga Haoul Agnes Tinsley Harnson Lorrie Raoul George Wadley Mars Raoul Willis Church of the Immaculate Conception Sacred Heart Church Atlanta National Bank Church of Our Lady of Lourdes North Boulevard

East Lake Country Club Dinner Dance Draws Attendees

East Lake Country Club hosted the first midweek dinner dance of the season with a buffet supper from 11 to 1. Guests included numerous Misses and Messrs with titles and affiliations listed, plus a grotto dance event on West Pond Street.

East Lake Chirles Dee Techo McCasiin Henry Robin Farnest Ramspeck Jack Eppesheimer Harry Debha Frank Margin Burbea Loche Crum Lon Pitt W Od Akers Ha Woiulthyll Wimberly Peters Julius Ree Wiliam Henry George Burnell Hagar Spkirs Logene Haynes Volira Higden M_ Harro Krask Carter John Griffith Tie Weaver John T Towler Onvile McWhirter Dana Besler Haries Quares Willis Johnson Coltsadth JB Worthy John Wo Buhmar Mo Wisen Walter Sbubart Roarer Jr Bow Davuiann Ralph Barnwell Thomas Iy Pilne Torrest Adair S Mason O Stone Welyan Falokk Ard G D Ayer Ward James Willa Brank Spreuttin Hussell Bridges Ti J D Palmer A W_ Brewerton Worten Whitten A Marbut Charles J Owen Ini We

Local wedding list and dance notes in Hazlehurst

A long social page lists numerous couples and guests including Mr and Mrs story figures such as Hatcher Cook Holcomb Mickle Hayes Wolffe Thomas Scar ratt Harding Pitts Wood Pittman Winn Conway MacMillan Argard Scott Henry Ragsdale Giles Bradley Brown Blred Gresham Brandt Adams Stroble Spiers Turner Andrews Trott Green Sanders Lester Sherrer Fraser Moore Suttles plus a Terpsichorean club dance with many debutantes and chaperons. The piece also notes a May greet and a Hazlehurst marriage of Gertrude Hinson to Edwin R Smith by Ray Milligan at a home ceremony in late April. The couple then traveled to Swainsboro Midville and Atlanta.

W Hatcher Joe Cook C Holcomb Mickle J D Hayes FR. L. Wolffe Knox T Thomas C F Scarratt W . Harding T H. Pitts JB Wood F H Pittman Tom Winn M. Conway Thomas G MacMillan George E Argard W A H. Scott W W Henry CN Ragsdale N EL Giles W H. Bradley E M Brown EH Blred J BE Gresham G 3 Brandt E. D Adams I. de Stroble Bob Spiers Paul Turner HP Andrews C Trott A. G Green E L. Sanders N_N_ Lester J _€ Sherrer HL. Fraser G A Moore J B Suttles Ruth Atkinson Martha Bloodworth Miriam Comer Louise King Evie Moore Martha Braun Lorena Brotherton Mildred Bigsby Elizabeth Willis Jeannette Russ Ruth Moore Maggie Shuford Irene Hollis Mise Lois Savage Misa Marie Oiiver Joe A. Reese J W Welch Herbert & German J.curtis Bell Milton Coleman WS Simpson Homer Powers Mellyilie Delay Claude Dalsy Frank Bureil Jack Beddingfield Fred Turner H Lanter Howard Cook J On Turner C F Williams E H. Matthews, Jr A 3B Rotinson J EB. Walters WS Willam P J Schoensch R. H Smith A B Everett M A Sharp BL DeLong M Sullivan J C. Pertert Paul Archer Horace Keating Allan W Callahan Paul Milans George H Mead Louis White John T Bilder Ray Love Guy S Edmondson Julian Phillips Robert D Smith B G Barnwell Carl H Taylor Don Baldwin Je J Williams J Washington Smith Frank W Holbrook Burke T D Criftin Hazlehurst Gertrude Hinson J.mon- 106 Hinson Edwin R Smith Willacoochee Ray Milligan First Methodist Church

Meetings Chronicle Local Suffrage Groups Fulton DeKalb

The executive board of the Fulton and DeKalb county branch of the Equal Suffrage party of Georgia will meet Tuesday morning at 10 320 at 22 Peachtree Street. The Ladies Women Association will meet at Oakland Cemetery Tuesday morning at 930 to make wreaths and garlands. Memorial Day events invite participation from Junior Memorial Association Daughters of the Confederacy and others in patriotic work. Board of Ladies Managers of Home for Old Women will meet Tuesday morning with a full meeting urged as important matters will be discussed. The WoW club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 330 with Mrs S L Morris at 6 Westminster Drive.

Fulton and DeKalb County Lqual Suffrage Party of Iseorgia Peachtree Street Ladies Wemenu Association Oakland Cemetery Junior Memorial Association Daughters of the Confideracy Children of the Confederacy Home Lac Ib Odok Wow Club S L Moris Westminster Drive

Veaz couple announce birth of son Crawford Johnson

Mr and Mrs Charles Veaz Ramn wiler announce the birth of a son Crawford Johnson born April 23 at their home in Druid Als. Miss Marguerite Wilva of Savannah will be guest of Miss Caroline De Foor at her home in the Avalon apartments during opera week. Mrs and Mrs FR J Bacon of Bacon ton Ga are with Mrs W A Cooper in West End for opera. Mrs Berta Swift and Miss Alberta Lewis have gone to late Springs for a stay of ten days.

Charles Veaz Ramnwiler Crawford Johnson Druid Als Marguerite Wilva Savannah Caroline DeFoor Avalon Apartments FR. J Bacon Baconton Ga W .A Cooper West End Berta Swift Alberta Lewis Late Springs I Allen Anderson Aviola Hrovier Samuel Jordan George Fisher Lancaster Clara Taylor DeLand Fla City Winecoff J YT Hall F van Winkle Baltimore

Samsons Triumph at Met Opera Season Opener

Louise Dooly reviews the Metropolitan Opera's 1916 season premiere of Saint-Saens Samson and Delilah at the Auditorium. Caruso headlines a stellar cast led by Amato and Ober, delivering a lavish production with striking temple and Delilah scenes, orchestral finesse, and a mix of dramatic assurance and artistic restraint that impressed a large audience.

Saint-Saens Opera Metropolitan Opera Caruso Polacco Samson Saint-saeus Amato Margaret Ober Behlah Saint- Saens Saint Saena Delilah Delilahs Samsons Gaza Palestine Saint Saens Mme Ober Carago Sas Caruse Hia Mme Gall Ita Ornatt Pasquale Amato Madame Ober Leon Rothrers Carl Pchlegel Abimelech Blowh Andisio Reschiglini Louise Dooly

Opera Social Notes Highlight Birmingham Guests

Misa Edna Whitehead of Birmingham and a party including Mrs Rhoda Rhea Pearce and Mrs WS Goldsmith visit for the opera. Guests from Chattanooga and Anderson arrive for the performance. Mrs JY Hall returns to Baltimore. others from Newnan, Deland, and Charleston attend. A luncheon at Druid Hills honors Mrs James Hays and Miss Broyles. Mrs Teonard Phinias hosts Augusta visitors. Chattanooga and Atlanta social rounds continue through the week.

Simil Lawson Chattanooga Mike Powel Frank Cole Newnan Colditt Carter Arthur Hebard New York Hugh Waller John S Lester Lester Florida Atlanta George W Brine Druid Hills Golf Club James Hays Montezuma

Red Cross offers prizes for million members drive

Washington April 24 The American Red Cross will award prizes to individuals and communities for recruiting new members toward a target of one million by December 1. Mass Lusita Leland of New York will prize a gold medal for the greatest member gains, Mrs W Murray Crane of Dalton Mass funds silver medals for top recruiters, and Miss Mabel T Boardman of the Red Cross committee will award silver cups to the community with the largest per capita membership and the chapter with the largest per capita increase.

Red Cross Executive Committee Red Cross

Lone Star Flag Flies Over Independence Hall in Philadelphia

The Texas Lone Star flag was unfurled from Independence Hall at noon to honor San Jacinto Day and the Alamo heroes of 1836. Gifted by the Alamo Mission Chapter, DRT, it accompanied ceremonies in the room where the Declaration was signed and linked to a simultaneous flag raising in San Antonio.

Philadelphia Lone Star Betas Rose San Antonio Texas Independence Hall

Frances Alda to Sing Twice This Week in Atlanta

Frances Alda the Metropolitan Opera soprano and her husband Gatti-Casazza arrive in Atlanta with Giovanni Martinelli. Alda will sing twice this week including Aida and La Bohème with Saturday matinee added. Martinelli, now in his second Atlanta season, to perform in La Lucia and La Bohème near the week’s end.

Frances Alda France Alda Metropolitan Opera Company Atlanta Giovanni Martinelli Metropolitans Atlante Mme Alda Gatti- Casarcu Iso Gatti Ime Alda Atelanta Aida Dimi la Boheme Mme Aida Martinelli Harry Atkinson Atlanta Music Festinal Association Luecia Lida

Lucia di Lammermoor Opera Story From Scotland 1669

The Lucia di Lammermoor performance described follows the plot from Sir Walter Scott set in Scotland. Act one opens with Henry Ashton plotting vengeance, Lucy and Edgar at risk, and a forged paper causing Lucy’s engagement to Arthur. Act two features Lucy’s madness and a duel of loyalties, ending with Edgar’s tragic death by suicide after Henry’s scheming.

Walter Scott Scotland Henrys Ashton Mhormand Touey Edgar Ravenswood Sir Henrys Ana Henry Lucy Alice Idgar France Ang Lucy Jucy Arthur Maicklaw Hisister Sir Henry Basso Ravenswoods Henry Tena

Caruso jay walked and policeman smiled at Peachtree

Enrico Caruso the Met tenor walked down Peachtree Street in Atlanta with Giorgio Polacco and Enrico Scagnamillo while crowds watched. A patrolman at the corner smiled as Caruso jay walked, drawing cheers and local chatter about his fame and place in the city.

Enrico Caruso Metropolian Opera Company Atlanta Taris Caruso Peachtree Giorgio Polacco Enrico Scagnamillo Chamber of Commerce

Rural Credits Bill Before the Senate

Washington April 24 The Senate began consideration of the long pending rural credits bill to establish farm loan banks. The measure creates a farm loan board to oversee twelve or more land banks issuing loans to farmers on mortgages and a system of farm loan associations to represent farmers in dealings with banks. Senator Hollis outlined the measure but it was laid aside as no other senator was ready to speak and uncontented bills were taken up.

Washington Senate Today Creditis Farm Loan Board Hollis Senate

Newsboy Duel Over Wits Ends With Caruso Smile

In downtown Atlanta yesterday morning Faruso and a newsboy clashed in witty banter near Albert Gossett’s newsstand at Peachtree and Broad opposite the Georgian Theater. Caruso and four friends arrived by taxicab, bought New York papers, and shared jokes with the crowd. A playful bet involving a silver dollar and the Italian piper yarn drew laughs from onlookers.

Faruso Caruso Party of Friends Albert Gossett Peachtree Broad Streets Corgian Theater New York Catusa Milan Carus Gossel Snewabay

Food price surge alarms Denmark in war impact

Reports from Copenhagen indicate sharp price increases on foods and daily necessities in Denmark as the war continues. Consumers fear further hikes as advisories warn prices may rise with ongoing conflict.

Washington Denmark Copenhagen

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