Engagements and upcoming weddings announced for several families
Mrs R F Jones announces Swiss Carrie Dorsey will marry John Winfield Duncan on February 28 at the bride’s aunt’s home in Fayetteville Ga. Isabelle Maria Stone to Henry Holland Simms plans March 3 in Augusta. Dorothy Challis Ezell to Carroll D Cabaniss set for February 24 in Inman Park. Agnes Brown to Bradley Yibgg to wed at home March 10. William Robert Bradley’s daughter Willamette Gallaway to Florence Alston Carter to marry in April. Lucile Frances Minley to Robert W Landis to wed in early fall. Lelia Lula Caldwell to William Cyrus Morrill with February 16 wedding in Boston. Elizabeth Visscher to Dana M Burgess to marry in March. Bella Wisebram to Sam Steinberg wedding date later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogg Brown
Robert Brown
Agnes
Bradley Yibgg
Bradley—Carter
William Robert Bradley
Washington, Ga
Willamette Gallaway
Florence Alston Carter
Anderson, D. C
Dorsey—Duncan
R. F. Jones
Fayetteville, Ga
Carrie Mildred Dorsey
John Winfield Duncan
Elberton
Visscher—Burgess
Visscher
Decatur, Ga
Elizabeth
Dana M. Burgess
Connecticut
Ezell—Cabaniss
William Shields Ezell
Dorothy Challis
Carroll D. Cabaniss
Inman Park
Fiddlers Convocation Draws Atlanta Social Set
The Social Whirl reports a lively week in Atlanta with the Nine O Clock German club’s last Lententide entertainment at Druid Hills, Georgian Terrace and Piedmont Driving Club dinners, tea dances, and a large Fiddlers convention. Notables and families attended, enjoying native tunes, Creatore’s performances, and local hospitality, while the piece notes Georgia’s fiddler heritage and contrasts American linguistic prowess with French fluency amid cultural events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druid Hills
Terrace
Piedmont
Walter Andrews
Henry Bispham
New York
Wilmer Moore
William Burrows
Kyt T. Connally
Flamestead
West Nd
Mel
W. L. Ghanning
Huston
Georgian ‘Terrace
Joseph Brown Connally
Cial
Atlanta
Chétton
Creature
Georgia
Grand Opera
John Carson
Creatore
Derines and Other Pretty Novelties Displayed in North Window
A dozen unusually pretty styles feature transparent enameled tops on engraved engine turned and chased designs. Colors are rich and effect described as indescribably beautiful. Prices range from 3.50 to 7.50. See Sterling Novelties display in our North window. Call or write for 1915 illustrated catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Marietta man and Albany bride wed in Georgia social event
In Albany last evening a marriage united Joseph W. Brown of Marietta with Frances Dolores Gill. Brown hails from Georgia political lineage as grandson of the late Senator Joseph E. Brown and son of Governor Joseph M. Brown. Gill comes from a prominent English and American diplomatic family. The wedding drew Georgia society attention and local excitement. The Valentine ball at the Piedmont Driving Club Friday promises Mardi Gras style festivities with prominent guests from Macon and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Joseph W. Brown
Marietta
Frances Dolores Gill
Georgia
Mr. Brown
Joseph E. Brown
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
University of Georgia
J. Ponce de Leon Gill
Douschka Pickens Helcombe
Pickens
South Carolina
Valentine
Piedmont
William Yelton
Macon
Martina Burke
Feltony
Mrge. Little
Burke
Catherine Allis
American Art Program At Atlanta Woman's Club
Atlanta Woman's Club hosts an American Art program on February 8 to boost interest in American painting sculpture and pottery. Speakers include Mrs H H Osgood on American Painting and Mr Frank Lemon on American Sculpture with pottery exhibition sent from the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Lace designer Catherine Miller will showcase her own patterns. Also reports on industrial conditions and humane education plus two new chairmen present plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
American Alliance Francaise
Atlanta
M. Brieux
Atlanta Woman's Club
Virginia Woolsey
Arts and Crafts
H. H. Osgood
Frank Lemons
Lemon
New York
Washington
Ponce de Leon Apartments
Georgia
General Federation of Women's Chibs
Anna Morey
Catherine Miller
Paris
Frank Neely
Bolling Jones
Resurt
John M. Slaton
Thornwell Jacobs
Humane Education
Carolyn Cobb
A Charming Visitor at Pageantry in City
A charming visitor attended a pageantry event hosted by Mrs. Nellis Peters Black and Remus. Current topics will focus on agriculture and gardens. Seating was arranged by Mrs J C Jarnigan, with Mrs A McD Wilson contributing. D A R members and admirers extend cordial greetings to the hostesses and the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellis Peters
Remus
J. C. Jarnigan
A. McD. Wilson
Dansant Honoring Miss Kramer At Mrs Ripley’s Home
A midwinter entertainment featured a dansant at North Jackson Street hosted by Miss Sarah Elizabeth Smith to honor Miss Lillian Kramer of Washington, with decorations of palms ferns and greenery. About thirty guests attended, and Miss Bessie Jones served at the round bowl during reception rooms now a ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Smith
Jackson Street
Lillian Kramer
Washington City
W. M. Ripley
Bessie Jones
Miss Morrison Exhibits New Gowns From Paris and New York
Miss J. C. Morrison hosts a gowns exhibition showing current fashions from New York and Paris. The display features a gray taffeta bride frock, two toning gray blues, green bengaline calling gown, and a black charmeuse evening ensemble with silk cord and coral buttons. Also presented are a two toned gray blue taffeta daytime dress, a blue crepe Frenchy gown, and many tropical and Mardi Gras orders for opera clientele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Morrison
New York
Paris
Miss Morrison
Parma
Morrison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Finley—Landis
Charles W. Carswell
Savannah
Lucile Frances Minley
Robert W. Landis
Washington, D. C
Wisebram
Steinberg
Elijah Wisebram
Romie
Bella Wisebram
Sam ‘Steinberg
Ala
Isma Dooly
Derines
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
Alliance
Valentine Ball
New Spring Millinery
the Mirror
J. B. Fallaire Co
Broad_and
Alabama Bell
Photo
Hirshburg
Chleste Lockett
Pittsburg
George L. Morton
Osgood
Miss Kramer
Yey Ae Eraahss Ean i As
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Whitehall St.aamaaranans
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