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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1914

Page

31

Wedding Day in Druid Hills Brings Lawrence Couple

Margaret Bedell Mowry of Lawrence and William Beattley Sand Beattie Mowry wed at the bride’s parents home in Druid Hills. The library ceremony featured pink and white roses, orange blossoms, and an improvised floral arch. The bride wore white alga crepe brocade with lace and a rose point veil. Guests included out of town relatives from Lawrence and Memphis. The reception followed and the couple planned a Copper Hill Tennessee honeymoon. they will reside later in Copper Hill. Peace Day at the Atlanta Woman’s Club was slated for May 18 with a program led by Miss Alice Baxter and Bishop C. K. Nelson expected to speak. A committee planned activities and a welfare exhibit highlight.

Margaret Be Sand Beattey Mowry Lawrence James Bedell Druid Hills Killarney Ellison Hedell W. Nolen Kentucky W. W. Memminger All Saints’ Church B. Mowry Mass Robert Daniel Memphis Miss Bedell Columbus Charles Satterlee H. Daniel Bix Stafford Mowry Copper Hill Tenn Hlfe. Mowry Bedell

Opera Week Socials and Private Entertainments

Social calendar items feature Opera Week at Capital City venues with multiple performances including Manon Lescaut Il Trovatore and Tosca. Afterparties at Driving Club Capital City Club Georgian Terrace plus Japanese party on Peachtree Street and a long list of private breakfasts luncheons dinners and teas hosted by prominent Atlanta residents.

Capital City Trap Driving Club Capital City Club Druid Hills Golf Club James E Colonek Peel Spencer Atkinson James R. Gray Sallie Ingenia Brown Lowry Richard Johnston Frankinman Druid Hills Club Capital City Country Club Georgian Terrace

Covington Georgia Wedding and Social Notes

In Covington Miss Jule Trippe wed Mr H Turner at the bride’s Monticello street home on Thursday April 23 191k Rev John B Gordon officiated after which the couple traveled toward Atlanta and Florida with friends including Mrs John Callaway Miss Susie Lewis Miss Natalia Turner and Miss Lottie Ramspeck. Home reception planned for groom’s Monticello street colonial house. Also noted are society events including Miss Eleanor Butler’s bridge club gathering on Conyers street and Miss Frances Trenderson hosting the Wednesday Morning club on Floyd street with sweets and conversation. The Woman’s Club study section met at Mrs J A Wright’s home to discuss southern literature with noted authors Fos Stuart and Trent mentioned. United Daughters of the Confederacy held a regular meeting at Mrs Evans Lunsford’s bungalow and arranged Memorial day veterans entertainment.

Jule Trippe Turner Covington Monticello Street John B. Gordon Freybyterian Church Florida Atlanta John Callaway Milledgeville Susie Lewis Natalia Turner Lottie Ramspeck Robert H. Trippe Eleanor Butler Bridge Club George D. Butler Conyers Street Edgar Allan Fos Ruth McEinery Stuart William Trent United Daughtera of the Confederacy Evans Lunsford

Norcross Social Roundup Shows Weekly Visits and Gatherings

NORCROSS GA Miss Mary Russel hosts eight for dinner in honor of cousin Miss Lillian Russell of Hoganaville. Several local residents including Mr J B Adams Mr W E Sanford Felton Williams of Dalton and Mr Button of Atlanta attend dinners and visits. Other gatherings include G C club hosted by Miss Mary Skinner and study club entertained by Miss Hattie Sparks. Guests from Lawrenceville Marietta Louisville and Atlanta noted among the social week.

Mary Russel Lillian Russell Hoganaville J. B.adams W. E. Sanford Felton Williams Dalton Button Atlanta J.T. Latimer Lowendeville 5. F. Melroy Mary Skinner G. C. Club Iodak Tommie Parks Marietta Misg [Ila Parka Hattia Sparks Frank Pentacost Lawrenceville Ronald Johnston Mina McElroy Beatrice Matthews Atants Mattie Wall H.C. Jones Floyd- Wilson Louise Floyd James Webb J. E. ‘Cruse Raymond Flage Louisville May Wootten

Matrons Sewing Circle Donates To Orphans Home

Jonesboro group met at Mrs. J. Cousins home for a sewing session. A dozen garments were completed and sent to the Methodist Orphans’ Home in Decatur. At prior meeting the Indies produced several dozen items.

Jonesboro

Memorial Day Program At Soldier Cemetery

The Jonesboro Woman's Club plans a Memorial Day program on May 1 at Soldiers Cemetery. Colonel George M. Napier of Decatur will speak, introduced by Fen F.B. Perry. Rev. S.S. King, Rev. W. Jones, and N.B. Mathes will participate. The Jonesboro District High School will march to the cemetery and sing several songs.

Baptist Orphans’ Home Hapeville Jonesboro

Tifton Bridge Club Hostesses Enjoy Rose-Decorated Games

Mrs H S Murray entertained the Bridge club Thursday afternoon in rose decorated rooms. Mrs Griner won a prize of white silk hose after the noon games. Guests included Mrs George Smith and Mrs Morris as a salad course was served following play.

James J. Dickey Morris Brandon Kenneth Murchison New York Mra Klis Husamp Doin Little Dunlap Descid Cooper Philadelphia Ernest Woodruff H. S. Murray Bridge Club Griner George Smith Morris

Prof Mahler's Select Dancing School Ad Note

Advertisement for Prof Mahler's Select Dancing School located at 428 Peachtree with Ivy 778-1 contact. Mentions resident member of the International Teachers Association and advertisement style.

Mahler Select Dancing School Peachtree Ivy International Teachers”Association Adv

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Bedell-Mowry Woman's Club Atlanta Woman's Club Baker Street Alice Baxter International Peace Committee Georgia State Federaton J. J. Hall Georgia Peace Society South American Society Howard McCall Lott Warren Lintening Hamilton Douglas James Jackson C. K. Nelson Lqe Frank H. Neely W. H. Léahy Industrial Bureau The Chamber of Commerce I. W. Smith Kressatores Georgia Charles Jenkinson American Red Cross Society WISS McClure Ten Cent CO Our Price West Scene Blue Alice Smith Nashville Edward Dougherty Manon Lascaut Il Trovatore Rogenkavalier In Ballo Hickey Bates Block Frank Inman Robert Hunt Colonel Willis Ragan Lee Jordan George Forrester Peachtree Street George Forrester, Jr Japan Elies Lebress Erskine Jarnagin Ss Margaret Wilkinson Mary Frances Cooledge W. ©. Jarnagin Forrester Palmer Atkinson Hortense Adams Marion Bryan George Adair Corinne Buchanan Glaude Buchanan Elisabeth Cole Séephine Crawford Caroline Crawford Helena Call Tom Callaway Claren Callaway Wa Dauguerty Manuel DeGive Lawrences PeGive Paul Dallis Lewis Dean Henry Dean Lamar Ellis Paul Etheredge Will Etheredge Susan Broyles Jim Franklin T. B. Feider Whoise Gaines Alexander Gaines Elizabeth Gookin Bryan Grant Fran Gordon Jerry Goldsmith Lauria Hoke Nett Hopkins Frederic Hodgson John Hallman Harvey Hiller Annis Lee Hobson Raleigh Hobson Mollie Wight Harrell Louise Hantock Roby Robinson Porathy Raine Mamie Miller Raine Lee Richardson Thsophine Richardson Eleanor Small Sallie Spalding Francis Spaldiox Lena Swift Baxter Thomas Helen Thomas Well Strong Mary Hall Tupper Ad Jline Fully James Williams Joe Tuman Virginia Carter Franklin Carter Henry Johnson William King Mary Ann Lipacomb Idolene Lewman Annie Wylie Moore Robert Moore Gresham McCullough Julia Lowry Meador Davis Moore Bubs Jorets Besvie “Mitchell Eugenia_ Naff I. Natting Cornelia Orme George Price Jennie Brooke Peeples Dumont Butterson May Madxett Batty Patterson Francis Patterson Mary Cooley Armstrong Jay Glenn Jack Glenn Flatt Wardlaw Gay Woolford Alberts Lewis Virginia West John Lake West End Uss Olga Freeman Winnieson Adelaide Callaway Mary Frances Bowden Theodosia “Andrews Qlodie Sands Elizabeth Ramey Allie Ramseur Julis Ford Irene Bearden Anna Lou’ Jenkins Sadie Bearden Mary Gleason Alfred Young Hiclse Young Mozelle Upchurch Miss Young Moseley Lillian Viola Mosely Ségadie's B. R. Crew Whittier Mills Graham Williams Atlanta Ladies’ Orchestra W. H. Brown Missex Helen Lovise Mildred Brown Sarah C. Trick Alberta Bennett Mia. Rivings Missargaret Carlton Eloise Stil Mary Gray Rushin Frohsin Opera Frohlin’s Whitehall Street Covington, GA Norcross, GA Jonesboro, GA Tifton, GA Piedmont Karl von Laurenz Dorothy Dodd Stewart Fred Marietta Street Grand Opera Violets
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