Confederate Veterans Attend Wedding in Uniform
Prominent Confederate survivors are expected to attend a wedding in uniform, including Generals C. A. Evans of Georgia and GC Irvine Walker. Bishop Capers of South Carolina officiated as a Confederate brigadier general, while Colonel W. W. Lumpkin serves as commercial agent for the Georgia railroad at Cotumna, a popular figure in South Carolina. The article notes General Interest in Art Exhibit and calls for renewed artistic efforts among the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Evans
Georgia
GC. Irvine Walker
Bishop Capers
South Carolina
W. W. Lumpkin
Rairoad
Cotumna
Miss Pauline Lewis Weds Edward English in Montezuma
The wedding of Miss Pauline Lewis daughter of Hon and Mrs E B Lewis of Montezuma Georgia to Mr Edward Alexander English of Atlanta took place at First Baptist Church Montezuma. The ceremony was performed by Rev A J Cheeves with a large reception at the Lewis home afterward attended by a notable party from Atlanta and Macon including Captain and Mrs J W English and many English relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lewis
E. B. Lewis
Montezuma
Edward Alexander ‘Hinglish
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
Fev
Cheeves
William Hylt McKennie
Iflanta
Caro Lewis
Valdosta
Pearl Lewis
Bertha Leonard
Vienna
Fenric English
Edith McKenzie
Ainuy
Boner
Montezuma, GA
EB. Lewis
Ard
Lewis
Atlenta
J. W. English
J. W. English, Jr
Harry English
James Robinson
Jennie Bug
Barbour Thompson
Elkin
William Montgomery
Katherine Gholstin
Josie Stockdell
Constance Knowles
Sara Peel
Kate Robinson
Iselia Cunningham
Logan Clarke
Joseph Brown Connally
Hugh Robinson
Everard Richardson
Augustus Ryan
Austell Thornton
Miss Elizabeth Lumpkin to Wed Dr Eugene Glenn
Miss Elizabeth Lumpkin to wed Dr Eugene Byron Glenn of Asheville North Carolina The ceremony will be at Trinity Episcopal Church Columbia on December 21 The bride to be is noted for elocution and Confederate veterans speaking and has ties to Georgia and South Carolina Miss Lumpkin formerly taught elocution at Winthrop College Rock Hill South Carolina
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbia
S. CO
W. W. Tampiin
Elizabeth
Eugene Byron Glenn
Asheville
N. C
Trinity Hisconal Churen
Columbia
Bishop Capers
South
United Confederate Veterans
Georgia
Wll
South Carolina
Winthrop, Colege
Rock Hill
8. C
Supreme Court
Gienn
North Carolina
Miss Lumpkin
Georgsia School of Technology
College Campus
North Avenue
Tech
H. H. Simms
J. ©. Brown
C. A. Sweet
Brown
Luck
C. C. Day
Sam Roberts
R. Wilson
Ham Wilson
Butler
Clark
Heisman
Thrash
S¢lman
Wert
McCarty
Roberts
Hamilton
Mattere
Southern
Carolina
Southern Railway
Riverside Park
French Broad River
Atlanta Sees Call to Embrace Art Education
The article urges Atlanta to abandon material diversions and adopt art education as a path to broader culture. It notes foreign systems emphasize drawing in curricula and highlights the current exhibition, including works by Chase, Chruch, Inness, Monet, and others. It reports purchases by local residents, school visits, and planned tea events with sales of season tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
America
Avanta
Art Association
Chase
Chruch
Inness Monet
John Alexander
Savannah
Charleston
Nashville
Alex Smith
Esterday
Washington Seminary
Isaac Boyd
Eaton
Davis
Toccoa
van ‘Laer
Alice Cushman
Katherine Kensella
Agnes Scott Institute
3. Ek, Ottley
Edward Brown
Wonder Stone Exhibit at Sheltering Arms Bazaar
Sheltering Arms Association will hold a bazaar Saturday at Mrs. William Kiger’s home 355 Peachtree Street featuring the Wonder Stone now owned by Mrs. Bacon. The stone, said to be a perfect image of the Christ head from Tyrolese mountains, attracts high bids. Lunch from 12 to 3 includes dishes by Chief W. R. Joyner, served by Japanese workers. event aims to attract hundreds and benefit the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms Association
Wiliam Kiger
Peachtree Street
Bacon
W. R. Joyner
Hiss Robinsons Bridge Tea At Mrs Ridley's Home
EMMA ROBINSON won the Jerermins shostees at a bridge tea yesterday afternoon guests invited at 3. The top score was Mrs. Robert Ridley Jr and the prize was pink gloves. A white chiffon art painted in roses was consolation, won by Mrs. John FEU. Refreshments followed a decorative table with pink vases and silver candlesticks. The party included many ladies from Kentucky and others, with elaborate toilettes and hats described in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiss Robinson
Emma Robinson
Robert Ridley, Jr
John Feu
Robert Ridley
John In
Albert Thorn Ton
Charles “Sciple
Edward Footson
Nash Stoyles
Harvey Anderson
Edwiy McCerren
Edward Fortson
Davender
Charles Sciple
Miss Baker Honored At Longino 5 Oclock Tea
A 5 oclock tea at Mrs T D Longino's West End home drew about 250 guests with Miss Mary Jon Baker as guest of honor. Festive red and green decorations featured holly, bamboo, roses, and candles. Attendants wore white lace, crepe de chine, and Filipino cloth. An orchestra played during calling hours at the reception with punch, sandwiches, and a rich carpet of attire among ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longino
Parma
Misa Baker
Frank Baker
Amun
William McClelland
Eugenia Harpers
Mark Tolbert
Gd Tompkins
Ethel Thornton
Mr‘Gred Caldwell
Kethlen Wright
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Ditor Woman's Department
Victor Mytted
Art Loan
Whitehall Street
Edward English
Elizabeth Lumpkin
DR. E. B. Glenn
Chatelaine
Paris
Charles W. Crankshaw
E& W
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Is Glassware
Dorflinger
Dobbs and Wey Co
North
Pryor St
Equitable
Popere
Patty
Linden Avenue
George Washington
Charles Pettigrew
Sarah Collier
Helen Crew
Anine Patterson
WA. Wimblah
John B. Roberts
Jeannette Swift
Cray
Robert Shedden
Eugene Robert Black
Henry Grady
Charles Hardman Black
1St Presbyterian Church
Young Ladies of Church Committee No. 1
Sorosis
Jj.m. High Company
Dia
Mond Palace
Haynes & mMellichamp
Hill
Guarantead
M. Killian
Cordele
Haviland Chin
J. M. High CO
XMAS
Irom
Paul Burkert
Plac
Whitehall St. Bell
Devines
Hargraves
T. P. Branch
Davis and Freeman
Jewelers
Radius Optical Mig. Co
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