Ayres Roberts wed at St Luke's in Atlanta society
Miss Louise Godwin Ayres and Mr. Lawrence W. Robert were married at St Luke's Episcopal church with Rev. C. B. Wilmer officiating. The ceremony drew a large congregation including out of town guests. attendants wore pink and champagne, flowers were pink roses, and guests later joined a dinner party hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Joseph N. LeConte. The couple departed for New Orleans for Mardi Gras.
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Ayres-Roberts
Louise.Godwin ‘Ayres
Lawrence W. Robert
St Luke's Episcopal Church
C. B. Wilmer
C. D. Pearson
Harrison Hightower
Thomeston
Lella Richardson
Mary Schofielt
Mary Pearson
Mecon
William Snyder
Frank Legg
Asher Ayres
Frank Robert
Ecru
Maid of Honor
Roland Eills
Roland Ellis
Sam Pearson
Kata Ayres
Granville Conner
Misa Vir- Kinja Lamar
Hepson
Wali
Macon
Lone
Joseph N. LeConte
Ida King
Iena Christian
Louisiana
Allen Bates
Mrs. LeConte
Miss King
Miss Christian Wee
Wedding and Society Notes Brighten Atlanta Pages
The article details a springlike wedding with1 a white crepe de chine bride’s gown and bridal roses, noting her relation to Colonel Sailer and residence at Piedmont hotel since her mother’s death. It also chronicles Mrs F B Jones entertaining at luncheon in honor of Mrs Russell, with table decor of white carnations and maidenhair fern, plus a Capital City Club reception after the Players Club show Rutherford's Wife, and several other social events and bridge parties with attendees including Miss Ethel Kelly and Miss Ada Alexander, Miss Mabel Woolford, and Mrs Hinman. A cantata Bethany is announced for next Tuesday at Sacred Heart church with Vincent Hurley at organ, benefiting the Vincent de Paul Society. A park-side informal bridge hosts further gatherings, and a Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs meeting is planned for Friday at the Atlanta Woman's Club.
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Mise Blanch Haas
Jeansistre-Haas
Montgomery
Leopold J. Hass
3. H. Strauss
Walter Rich
Armand May
Alfred Haas
Ala
0. R. Strauss
E. Arthur Haas
Reuben Haas
Ernant Horwitz
Leopold Hiné
Herbert Haas
Jacob Haas
J. Strauss
Wasiof Parma
Clementine
Bilsié' Hada
Joseph Haas
I. H- Haas
Herbert J.haas
O. BR. Strauss
Baum
Mrs. Ulman
Anniston
Milas Maud Schuster
Selma
Als
Elsa . Sommerfield
Cincinnati
Slaney Winter
J. Cr Haur
Strauss
Old Point Comfort
New York
Jacob
Frain
Wanhington
Vatrpet
Colonel Sailer
Piedmont Hotel
Lamer Eimer
Atlanta
Grand Rapids
Mich
Artators
Boxwood
Georgia
F. B. Jones
Russell
Nuttman
Jack
J. Spriding
Joseph Bloody
Allinson
Pratt
Frank B. McCoy
Bayner
Miller
Capital City Club
Ure Grand
The
Pity
Rutherford
Players’ Club
Beater Club
Harry Atkinson
Lowry
Francis Ellis
Howard Bucknell
Harry Stearnes
Miss Kelly
Thomas P. Hinman
Ethel Kelly
William Royster
Norfolk
E. W. McCerran
Hinman
Robert Davie
Bethany
Sacred Heart Church
Vincent Hurley
Ig Reuter
Vincent de Papl! Society
Debatable Club and W C U Hold Afternoon Meetings
The Déedatur Woman's Club meets this afternoon at 3 with Mrs Myth Stone presiding. The Atlanta Frances Willard Women’s Christian Temperance Union also gathers at 3 in a school room. attendance expected to be strong. Miss Helen Thorne looks forward to a visit from Miss Lydia Hutshins of Athens as Julia Mobley of Monroe returns from visiting Miss Lucy Stockard. The yesterday afternoon bridge hosted by Mrs Charles A. Smith drew twenty four ladies with Mr Harry D. Smith of Franklin, La, as the guest of honor.
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Atlanta
Frances Willard Womans Christian Temperance Union
Ther Burmay
Piyternity
Helen Thorne
Lydia Hutshins
Athens
Julia Mobley
Monroe
Lucy Stockard
Charles A. Smith
Harry D. Smith
Franklin
Social items show many Atlanta society happenings
Mr. Carl Ridley invites twenty guests to meet Mr. Wert Prince of Montezuma. Mrs Blalock hosts eighty ladies at bridge with guests from St. Louis. Bertha Nussbaum attends, Sarah Jacobis returns from Lancaster and Philadelphia, and multiple social visits span New York Columbus Memphis and Cuba. Notables include Seydel Perryman Wylie and Seydel guest lists, theatre and club events, bridge parties, and family illnesses.
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Carl Ridley
Wert Prince
Montezuma
W. J. Blalock
Bridge
Lot Henor
Mus--Sime
Bray
Beam
St. Louis
Tee Arassmerares
Bertha Nussbaum
Nts
BrEdriick
Mies
Sarah Jacobis
Lancaster Pa
Philadelphia
A. BE. Wheeler
Clarence Wheeler
Herman Seydel
New York
Virgil Perryman
Bun Wylie
Shaft to Women of the Confederacy rises in Rome
Rome Georgia February 2 Special Rome's monument to the women of the Confederacy the first of its kind in the country will stand at Broad street and Third avenue Workmen have commenced to prepare the site The shaft will arrive this week and be unveiled within the month The column will be north of the Hale Jervis drug store and Citizens Bank corners It will be 25 feet high weighing 40 000 pounds each the largest single piece of stone at Tate Georgia Company works Base is ten feet square two feet thick Two groups of figures by a Savannah sculptor will depict the Civil War era women activities
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Rome
Ionfederacy
Broad Street
Third Avenue
Hale-Jervis
Citizens’ Bank
Georgia Company
Tate
Savannah
Nineteen Convicts for Terrell County Requisition Made
Dawson Ga February 2 Special Terrell county has made requisition for nineteen state convicts on April 1 when they are to be apportioned this being the same number as were applied for last year Including the number of misdemeanor convicts this county now has on its public roads about fifty men at work.
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Terrell
Dawson
Terrell County
Illinois Farmers in Macon Visit County by Auto Tour
The Illinois farmers reached Macon four hours late this afternoon and were greeted by President Winship of the chamber of commerce and local citizens in autos. George W. Duncan, chairman of the visiting party committee, guided the group extensively around the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Farmers
Macon
Winship
Chamber of Commerce
George W. Duncan
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Oakland City
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Monroe, Ga
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Jimmie Irwin
Walker Street Church
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Barnesville
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United States District Court
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Grip
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West End
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Whitehall
ABA J
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