Engagements announced among Georgia families in 1900s society notes
A string of matrimonial notices lists Cordele Reynolds Athens Winder Macon and other Georgia towns. Alice Baskin Fenn to John Howard Neisler. Mary Gordon Taylor to Lewis Winslow Perkins. Ruth Preston Hodgson to Thomas Nimmons Powell. Montine Williams to Millard Harper. Mamie Adams to Edward Bobo Murray. Aileen Nance to Dr Frederick Francis Langentfeldt. Magasé Virginia Jordan to Lewis Coleman Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenn—Neisler
Joseph ‘Collier Fenn
Cordele
Alice Baskin
John Howard Neisler
Reynolds
Hodgson—Powell
George T. Hodgson
Athens
Ruth Preston
Thomas Nimmons Powell
Newnan
Zamboanga
Philippine Islands
Nance—Langenfeldt
Tennie Jobe Nance
Aileen
Frederick Francis Langentfeldt
Warner-Watson Marriage in New Haven Ends Anew
Miss Edna Joan Warner became Mrs James Alfred Watson on February 20 at St Agnes Church New Haven with Rev Dr Bellinger officiating. The bride wore a blue traveling gown and carried a shower bouquet. she was given away by her father. Richard Kindley of Montclair NF served as best man. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Crumley Warner. Mrs Warner is Edna Esteile Boatenreiter, formerly of Atlanta. Mr Watson, a Yale graduate, is a Bostonian. They will reside in New York. The note also covers a musical at home hosted by Miss Nan Stephens featuring Mrs Brodhead and performances by Mrs Peyton H W Todd and others, plus Hyperion club masquerade ball with many costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kindley
Montclair
Walter Crumley Warner
Warner
Edna Esteile Boatenreiter
Atlanta
Watson
Sempie School
New York
Yale
Wewerk
Social life fragment at Druid Hills and nearby clubs
A crowded sequence of tea dances and social events unfolds at Druid Hills Golf Club and surrounding homes. Guests include Miss Annie Sue Lowe of McDonough and Miss Florence Davies of Indiana, with hostesses and chaperons from Atlanta society, noting numerous receptions, dances, and small parties through the week.
Notable Names Among Local Figures Mentioned
The article lists several individuals including George Carlin Henry Leonarco Al Malsby Liord Hate arick Jr and Dodson Cho in a passage referencing local figures and affiliations. Names appear with varying spellings, suggesting OCR irregularities and transcription gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rge Carlin
Henry Leonarco
al Malsby
Liord Hate Arick, Jr
Dodson Cho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isma Dooly
Bryson—Crye
William Andrew Bryson
Lillian Cooper
William Earl Crye
Adams—Murray
Benjamin Terry Adams
Macon
Mamie
Edward Bobo Murray
Miss Adams
Murray
Mercer University
South Carolina
Jordan—Sullivan
H. Brewer Jordan
Magasé Virginia
Lewis Coleman Sullivan
West Peachtree Place
Nan Stephens
Brodhead
Philadelphia
Miss Stephens
Peyton HW Todd
Antonia
Y Wolftman
Antonius
Goy Clayton Johns
Todd
Walter T. Stanley
Re Znepffel-Quellenstein
Eda Bartholomew
Jeanne Slifer
Hyperion Club
West End
Lucile Bean
Gold Dust Twin
Elbert Lively
Count Hardupsky
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall Street
Marjorie Sweet
Chicago
Mrs
Robert Wessels
Annie Sue Lowe
McDonough Ga
Mise Alice Crouch
Cartersville
Thompson
Augusta
Eye Murphy
St. Louia
W R. Bean
Wiliam Bearden
Mell
and Airs
Henry Potts
J. L. Turner
Druid Hills
Druid Hills Golf Club
Howard Muze
Robert Sterrett
George Muse
McCray
Helen Muse
Alice Orr
R. N. R. Bardwell
B French
Florence Davies
Indiana
Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. Dowdell Brown, Mr Witham Me Oonel
Ralph Frederick
Foster
R. & Broadhead
Robert Willams
Birmingham
Mazie Thompson
Guy Dodd
Nell Prince
Hunter Perry
Guy Woolford
RC Darby
Wilbur Blackman
Ee Lewis
W. P Tuttle
W. Aa. Kirk
New Haven
Conn
St. Elmo Massengale
Preston Arkwright
Thomas P Hinman
Thomas B. Paine
Margaret Dunn
Evelyn Mayo
Spring Street
Harry Clarke
A. M. Dunn
Martha Marten
Louise Dunn
Dorris Winburn
Helen Johnston
Marion Mayo
DeEtte Calhoun
Misa Paulina Bllla
Catherine Alexander
Misa Abe Warnock
Whites McLemore
Eddie Kanos
Austin Isbane
Harvey McCordiff
Thomas Kidd
George Harrington
Raymond Bond
Roy Pharr
Tom Batley
Royal Circle
The
International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons
Jeassie Wood Hudson
Cherokee Avenue
Hudson
Georgia Libby Circle
Nora Goree
Th Circle
Jessie Wood Hudson
Gleason Goree
Hubert M. Lively
Alvin Lively
Ferry Carlock
Gus FB. Sabin
Blanche L. James
Maud Haynes Moss
Belle Haynes Cheatham
Lewis M. James
Jessie W. Hudson
Tanzen Club
Oli Stamps
Allen Lary
Henry Baldwin
Steven Baldwin
Catford Chapman
Wallace Smith
Newton McEachren
Kendrick Goldsmith
Cobb Torrence
Harold Cooledge
Walter Baldwin
Howell Cobb
Noel Smith
Glennville
Aiken Oith Stamps
Paolo
Hill McWharter
Ed Crane
John Brooks
Powell Pendley van Burgen
Robert ‘Willet
Hooper
Homer Bremiett
Hickey Maddox
Donald Meiver
Ordra Thryer
Hebrew Aid Soagisty
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Cox College
George Washington
Missus Thelma Norris
Bessie Maynard
C. Lewis Fowler
Ethyl Pringle
Mary Eyre
William
Department of Expression
Mattle Pearl Edwards
Iss Sara Gay
Ward Watson
Edna Walters
Plane Gentry
Ethyl Pringie
Tables Club
Queen Esther
Congregation Beth Israel
Congregation Beth Israeli
Washington and
Clark Streets
Hast Point Southern Methodist Church
John M Sinton
Archibald EL Davis
Chapman-Alexander
J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
Ralph Co. Norton
Charles E. Choate
Ansley Park
Anne DuPree Choate
Buster Brown
Marguerite Burnley
J. C. Malsby
E. Choate
Punch
D.C. Dougherty
J. L. Wilson
Misa Edith Ruesell
Eidze Gaines
Margaret Wade
Elizabeth Werner
Adelaide Tignor
Loulie Harrison
Ethel Hunter
Elizabeth Malaby
Henriette Maisby
Evelyn Dunn
Betty Gilmore
France
J. P. Stevens Engraving CO
Whitehall
John Steiner
Jack Ross
Mexander Gaines
Sidney Ward
Anderson Redding
Ween Quality
Riviera
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Whitehall St
North Forsyth St
Ivy
J. C. Morrison
Grand Opera House
Georgia
Fifth Avenue
Lichtenstein
Joseph's
Vogue
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