Marriage of Alberta Coleman to Frank Hawkins in Macon
Miss Alberta Gray Coleman of Macon wed Mr. Francis Hawkins of Atlanta at the bride's home. Rev. F. F. Reese officiated. reception followed. The couple left for New York and on to the south of France aboard the Furst Bismarck. Hawkins, a prominent banker and society figure, was feted by Atlanta leaders who traveled in a special car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hawkins
Atlanta
Alberta Gray Coleman
Macon
Hawkins
Coleman
Third National Bank
Francis Hawkins
F. F. Reese
Hendsome
Miss Coleman
James Budd
Reed Hawkins
New York
Furst Bismarck
France
Buffet Supper At Mrs Scales Home On Forrest Avenue
Miss Hattie Scales will host a buffet supper at her Forrest avenue residence next Tuesday evening inviting about twelve couples. The event is expected to be among the most enjoyable of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Richard Burmeister
Burmeister
Lis
Hattie Scales
Forrest Avenue
Dan B. Harris
West North Avenue
Harris
Hartwell, Ga
Ashbury Goss McCurry
Hartwell
Daisy Norton Webb
Wiliam Edgar McCurry
A W. Williams
Jack Mell
Frank Holland
Friends
Kentucky
Suse Valeria Rankin
Attentone
Lizzie Beofield
Macon
W._D. Tidwell
Capitol Avenue
Ab - Biss
Elizabeth Screws
Alabemra
Mies Mohal Arreen
Mississ
Mary
Caroline Howell
Isabel_ Thomas
Euchre Club
Thomas Rosa Schley
T. D. Meador
Sulla Huguenin
Acon
Mise Eena Clayton
Columbia
Rid
Shiney
Oemeralda
Organ Concert at St Mark Church Enhances Thursday Evening
The St Mark at North Avenue Presbyterian hosts a male chorus of forty voices led by Mr Richardson. The program includes Fantasia in A minor by Rink, a chorus Praise the Lad by Sullivan, a postlude in E minor, an intermezzo by Holling, and a quartet with Yeate Holbroik Scrutchin and Scott Skeetings. Also listed are wed dings and notices from Cuthbert Americus Gibson Hogansville Wadley Hartwell and Webb McCurry with related dates and family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Richardson
Rink
Sullivan
Roberts
Mr. Cordon
Holling
Mr. Yeate
Miss Holbroik
Scrutchin
Scott
Miserable Home Shelters Four Babies Under Fifteen Months
A story from a timeworn Utile house near the old exposition arts district tells of a mother with four babies under 15 months and another 18 month old child. She lies feverish on a worn bed while neighbors provide care, as the husband earns little. The piece urges coal, wood, bedding, clothes, nourishment, and temporary aid from readers and The Constitution’s women’s department, noting a charitable effort to place the 15 month old in an institution until the mother can care for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Arts
Eloise
Camwell
Woman's Department of the Constitution
Janet Tompkins
St. Ssyry
Bellwood Avenue
Social ties and visits fill city life notes
Social Hems lists friends of Mrs. Henry Grady recovering from illness and planning visits to Clear Walter and Baltimore relatives. Dr Charles Geiger travels to Homosassa. Numerous social events, visits, and card parties mark the week, with names like Mrs Edward White Jr, Miss Marian Davis Yett, Mr W J Perrin, Miss Sadie Foster, and Mrs J E Butler noted among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grady
Gould
Emma Gould
Walter
Social Union of the
First Baptist Church
Edward White
West Fifth Street
Henrry Wellhouge
Kimball House
A. L. Cheers
Maryland
Marian A. Davis
Texas
W. J. Perrin
Washington
Dale
Hubert Culberson
Sisse Margaret Culberson
Bets
Richard Elle
Florida
P. T. Harris
South Carolina
Sadie, Foster
Madison
Tulle
Porter
J. E. Butler
New Orleans
Mardi Gras
Binswarver
Savannah
Irene Hersch
Old Homestead charms Grand in Denman Thompson lead
The Grand presents Old Homestead with Denman Thompson and a strong company. Thompson’s New England farmer endears with simple humor and pathos as Cy Prime and Seth Perkins spark the stage. Supporting players Carter, Clare, Clark, Knapp, Annie Thompson, and Mrs. Morse enhance the performance. songs and a double quartet drew applause. Matinee today and tonight. Molly Pitcher at Grand tomorrow and Saturday with Miss Kidder. Classical plays scheduled next week by MacLean and Miss Tyler. Columbia offers Where the Laugh Comes In with a strong vaudeville lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Homestead
Denman Thompson
Ind
Thompson
New England
East
Charles Carter
Cy Prime
Fred Clare
Jack Hazard
Charles H. Clark
Seth Perkins
Frank Knapp
Ed Ganzey
Misa Annie Thompson
Rickety
Ann
Louise Morse
Matilda
Molly Pitcher
Glen MacDonough
Kathryn Kidder
Monmouth
Miss Kidder
Madame Sans Gene
OLE Homesteas
Joshua Whitcomb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Micé Gooleman
Cental
Kimball
Joseph Brown Connally
Helen Clarke
Chicago
Janie Speer
Miss Speerim
Miss
Julia
Adelaide Howell
Roling Clarke
Annie Fitten
Julia Taylor
Miss Huguenin
Annie Leu Hawis
Lucia Abbott
Martha Glover
Frances Carter
Mary Nicolson
Biss
Nannie ‘Nicolson
Joseph Thompson
John A. Fittell
Nellie Peters Black
A. W. Calhoun
William Greene Raoul
Robert J. Lowry
James English
Connally
Rogers-Davis
Home of the Friendless
Inman Park
Rei Nase
Charles Sheldon
J. A. Perdue
Misa Ethel Akers
Flann Glenn
Licia Cole
Aout ‘Bell
Ruth Gardiner
Paul Goldsmith
Eugenia Oglesby
Mary Kingsbery
Emmie Johnson
Susan Calhoun
Josie Stockdell
Rebecca Raoul
Agnes Raoul
Henrietta Collier
Bell Nash
Florence Werner
Myrtlee Scott
Nelie Howell
Nan Payne
Emma Bell Lowndes
Margaret Newman
Maude Tompsins
Anne Louise Hawkins
Charlie Black
Hewett Peeples
Will Gienn
Bluck Rebingon
Shepard Bryan
Judge Colquitt
Ulric Atkinson
Robert Clarke
Stafford Nash
St. Philipsburch
E. D. Bloomfield
Bloomfield
R. EB. Park
Laurie Harrison
Frank Dykes
Morgan
Frye
Wilmer
Maren
Bessie Peek
C.E. Linder
I. L. McCurry
Alee
Miss Webb
Charlas A. Webb
Wesleyan Female College
McCurry
The
State University
College.of Physicians and Surgeons
Baltimore
Tive
Rondniece
Tite
Joseph Donn LeConte
Californie
Dee
Frank Wawkins
John Hill
Nast. Broyles
Parelte
TNE
Mirs
Harris Entertains
Skeetings
Atlanta South Side
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Washington Street
Stanford- Douglass
Daniel. Ware
Americus
Lysta Ware
Olin Daniel
Algerquan Fort
Hogansville
Polihill-Dixon
Gibson
Rebruary
J. J. Polthill
Waler
J.E. Dixon
Borige
Wadley
HicCurry- Webb
Atlanta Gas Light
Charles A. Geiger
Homasasaa
Oss
Harry Thames King
Turner Fitten
J. A. Hines
Heath
Prather King
Roswell
Ralph Byers
Jessie
Ora Sué Mitchell
Heeederoe
Detroit
Virginia Qnaalt
Cincinnati
Mian
John Alston Anderson
A. Anderson
M. A. O'Byrne
Robert Golan
James Thomps
City
Wilas Marion Wooten
Louisville
Eva Withy
Laura Boyd
Athens
William Sutton
Joe Wilean
Birmingham
Lee Jordan
Sam Dunlap
John D. Little
Columbus
Tompkins
Burclay
Charleston
Major Hanson
McBee
After Bee
Livingston Mima
Josey+ Thompson
Rormer
Thomas Esseston
St. Louis
Julia Porter
Jack Spalding
Invita Hone
Brernay
Fr Nee
Gelders
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Princehant
March St
Bawrurute
Pau Hans
Call O. Waite
John H
Ag Charles N. Phillips
Willam Wims
F. J. McCarthy
Harry Stanley
Don Lincoln
Norma Wills
Susie Layton
Vida Keene
Francis
H. G. Wilbur & Sons
Philadelphia
Whitehall Street
Trinity 105 Avenue
Kathryn Iidder
Glen McDonough
Molly Fpitchar
Weednesday
Wight
Ivy and Peachtree Sts
Sacred Heart Church
Je Felie
Gsiauvani Ie
Alty
Monda
Clayton
Tripge Phil CO
North Pryor Street
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