Engagements Announced In Multiple families
A list of engagements and upcoming weddings is announced. Olive Young Latimer in Belton will wed James H. Patten of Boston on October 12 at the Latimer home. Ramona Bennett will wed George Curtis Lankford of Decatur at St Philip's Cathedral. Nelle Virginia Smith to Harry Guyton Williams in September at the bride's home. Pearl White to Augustus Clote de Sheppard to be married after August 1 at 232 South Pryor. Alline Johnson to Edward Eugene Lee to be married August 16 at the groom’s home. Jessie Curry Allen to Edward Frank Thomas to marry August 12 at home. Mamie Tallulah Johnston to George Beckly Nether ton Jr in Jacksonville with October 21 wedding. Rosa Rozinsky to Leon Kaytor wed soon at home. Jessie Wiford Stephens to Owan Wesley Marshall to wed in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Martin Heard
Elberton
Carrol Latimer
Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
Patten
Boston
Harvard
Smutha—Williams
Hugh M Smith
Portsmouth
Nelle Virginia
Harry Guyton Williams
Ida M White
Pearl
Augustus Clote de Sheppard
T. D Ellis
Macon
Mrs Sheppard
South Pryor
Mrs Moore Hosts with Elegant Dinner at Holton
Mrs Martha R Woore entertained at Holton country residence on Thursday honoring Res and Mrs Benjamin Graham. Guests included Mrs Virlyn Moore, Miss Lynn Branham, Rev and Mrs Ben Graham, and many local names. An elegant white and yellow themed dinner followed by reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Moore
Martha R Woore
Holton
Res
Benjamin Graham
Woore
Tina Branham
Mra
Branham Moore
Moore
Graham
Emer
Misa Lynn Branham
Virlyn Moore
Robert Tompkins
Helena
Susan McGuirk
Elizabeth Fisher
A E Collins
Julia Collins
Afra
Charles Campbell
H F Emery
Atiee Lynn Branham
Oxford
Emmile Branham
Ben Graham
D P Daniell
E .A Hudson
J O Gary
Hamer McDonald
Paul McDonald
W M Jeffries
Sam I Adama
Virlyn
Williams
Joel Ytaves
James M Moore
D F Langley
Mattie Branham Moore
Rex
Lynn Branham
Virlyn M Moore
Cc M
Campbell
D P Daniel
Gary
al Hudson
Lelle Tompkins
MoRas
A D Willams
Lawrenceville
Athens
Emery
Woman Suffrage and Society Leadership Reflections
A reader laments debates on biennial sessions and notes a woman’s evolving public role in politics and education. The piece praises social leaders advancing suffrage values, contrasts critic opinions, and shares Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker’s anecdote illustrating empathy and civic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt
Womana Suffrage Association of America
Metropolia
Mim Hershin
Miss Jackson Box Party At Engine Room
Miss Caro Sharp hosts a Wednesday box party at the engine room in honor of Mrs Rentros Jackson returning from her wedding trip. Eight guests entertained. Frank M Coffin named tenor soloist at First Baptist. noted New York teacher and pupil of Sbriglia of Paris joins Atlanta musical events. Miss cue from Louvers Ga attends informal surprise party for Miss Esther Solomon on Jackson Street with pink and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Voorhees
Austell
Benacott Lithia Hotel
F A Voorhees
Hoatesa
Auatell
Atlanta
Mi. Vorheee
Hestess
Bessie
Genevieve Vorhees
Edward Porter Wood
Mary
Howard Meador
East Lake Bridge
Robert Jones
Miss Jackson
Caro Sharp
Rentros Jackson
Frank M Coffin
New York
First Baptist Church
Miss Cue
Louyers
Misa Marie Wright
Misa Esther Solomon
Jackson Street
Miss Solomon
Miss Sul
Still Wright
Marion Neal
Alice Silvey
Silvey Smith
Maysville
Laura
W H Fokter
Washington Street
East Point
Walter
At & O
Missee Carolyn Simmons
Thelma Sowell
Lucile Bryant Ruby Jones
Janel Harrison
Salile Sia‘ton
Hisse Stephens
Lillie Moe Barfield
Berths Nash
Johnnie Hill
Ruthie
Midsummer gaieties at Warm Springs Georgia resort
A July 31 social feature chronicles Midsummer Gaieties at Warm Springs Georgia with many guests from Atlanta Birmingham Montgomery and Columbus. The conundrum party showcased clever puzzles and witticisms. prizes went to Mrs E W Bates Mrs Shipman Louis Mitchell and Randolph Palmer amid a flurry of sociable guests including Judge and Mrs Price Gilbert Mrs Frances A Howard Miss Mary Anderson and Miss Jean Burke with others listed among the season’s notable visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs
Warm Springs
Specia
Georgia
E W Sates
Atlanta
Shipman
Birmingham
Louis Mitchell
Randolph Palmer
Mary Anderson O
Stlanta
Colenel
James L Anderson
EW Bates
George H Usher
Alexander M Garber
Montgomery
Alabama
T . MecNutty
Columbus
James A Lewis
Juliette Compton
Legion of Friends
Price Gilbert
Mary Howard
Southland
John C. Anderson
John C Anderson
Supreme Court of Alabama
Thomas Ntabele
R FR Stobe
David T Balleys
Griffins
Fotel
Jean Burke
Missy Aimee Chandler
B. BE. Porter
Charlee E Porter
H. G Flacher
Newnan
J. W. Davis
Akoya
Miss Palmen
Woodbury
LB Wright
L. Z. Rosser
Atylante
Beith Watts
Mies
Muriel Keant
J. D. Byrd
Mise
Emily
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Whitf—Sheppard
Allen—Thomas
Irs
R O Allen
Bainbridge
Jessie Curry
Edward Frank Thomas
Rozinsky
Rosa Rozinsky
Leon Kaytor
Clarence A Brown
Misa Sullivan
Roy Shelverton
Mra Kemp
Florida
Fields-Smith
John A Fields
Marietta
Luther
Edwinsmith
Sycamore Ga
Kate McCalles
Wiss Ruth Jackson
J B Lickes
Thorne
Misrnes
Loulge Gallary
Irene McKinnes
Hertha Stroud
Mars Kempton Emma Jane
Cary Green
Mary McCandlish
Deccatur
Home For Incurables
Board of Managers of the Home For Incurables
Carnegie Library
Paria
Whitehall St
Peachtree St
Marietta St
Jette
Aileen Farley
Margaret Coleman
Ala
Bernard Shaw
Sarah Platt Decker
Iveker
Tonis Malume
Toliet
Mali
Hatinrul Toret
Novelty Wash
Tom Per Ward
Sea Island
Smith & Higgins
Walker St
Tender Callahan, Jr
Ralph McConnell
Homer Nash Lamar Harrison
Chester Slaton
Jack Basker
Robert Helt
Charle Bostick
Lee McConnell
WA Bostick Jr
Laurence Foster
Walter Foster
Clarence Burke
Byrd J
Hannan
RO Blackmar
Hubert Johnson
McLaughlin Ernsille
Elee Worsham
WBA
Stohex
Johnson Williams Rhodes Brown
Alien Adams
E. T Reeves
Ho Sullivan
Thomaston
Tinsley
Ragland
Talbotton
Guy King
Horace Lanier Puil Vanier
West Point
E H Barnes
Atanta
J M Murrah
J Zoerhart
Miss Dobbins
Judson Birdsong
Guy
Kodak
Sam G. Walker Art Store
Peachtree
Soulth
Chears CO
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