Engagement notices from Georgia families in early 20th century
Calhoun, Waycross, Atlanta, Lithia Springs, Knoxville, Ellaville, Americus, Hapeville, Dalton, Charleston, Austell and other Georgia towns announce marriages to be held at home or in early spring. Pledges include Bertie Wae and Carl Henderson, Ines Watson Croft, Marguerite Bernard, Mary Sue Carte Flemming, Belle Walker Dupree, Carne Jamerson, Rowena Herron King, Hortense Furthgott Rosenfeld, Willie Fred Wooddall, and others with dates set in January February or spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas—Henderson
J H Douglas
Calhoun
Bertie Wae
Carl Harlan Henderson
Waycross
Carter
Flemming
Laura Queen Carte
Ovington
Mary Sue
John Madison
Knoxville
Tenn
IL Oclock
Dupree
Willam Allen Walker
Ellaville
Belle
James Alton Dupree
Americus
Jamerson—Kimbell
Mra
A &M
Jamerson
Hapeville Ga
Carne
Vir Walker Hugene Kimbell
Atlanta, Ga
Webb Meriwether Webb wedding in Chattanooga
Miss Jennie Laurie Meriwether and Sidney August Webb wed Monday evening at 8 at the bride’s mother Mrs Lmma Ro Meriwether’s home on McCallir avenue Chattanooga. Guests enjoyed an ice course and punch. The couple plans a northern trip and will reside at 1905 Mr Allie avenue after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Laurie Meriwether
Sidney August Webb
Lmma Ro Meriwether
McCallir Avenue
Chattanooga
Ethel Daniel
Mae Hanna
Tevelving
Lucy
Pearl
Bert ‘Shepperd
Webb
Allie
Fhattanooga Times
J. H. Tribble
Bara
Elizabeth Smith
J H Tribble
Florida
AN Saints Church
J HA Tribbie
Marion Larcher
Susie Clark
Hazel Stephenson
Lillian Carter
Rhodes
Margie Thomas
Margaret Wallace
The Igorotes Want Dogs as Thin A Letter From a Traveler
Miss Howell visits the Philippine islands near Manila and Baguio, observing Igorote markets where dogs are traded as a delicacy. The piece compares dog meat to the Koreans’ ideal of thinness, notes native servants and dress changes, and recounts a village feast featuring a large roasted pig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Howell
Philippine Islands
Manila
Miss Howell
Baguio
United States Army
Dougherty
Gorote
Bagul
Charles
Washington Seminary Alumnae Meeting and Box Party
Washington Seminary alumnae held a large meeting Thursday at 3 70 pm in the seminary patnora. With the president absent, Mrs Spalding and the first vice president Mrs Comer, Mrs Porter Langston presided as routine business included compiling names of married graduates and planning a May social. The Ola Girls remain loyal to the seminary and alumnae, promising to be a strong city organization for good. Reception to Pioneer Women: Mrs Ernest Anthony hosts a reception for her mother Mrs Ivy and the Atlanta Woman's Pioneer Society at her Peachtree Road home Wednesday at 3 o'clock. members to phone Mrs Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Seminary
Spalding
Comer
Porter Langston
Ernest Anthony
Ivy
Atlanta Woman's Pioneer Society
Peachtree Road
Mrs. Anthony
West Miss Reads Uncle Remus Stories at LA schools
Musa Genie West, director of Los Angeles public schools kindergarten department, hosted 509 children on Christmas Eve with Uncle Remus tales. Also reports a Wallace Ga wedding of Ina Tuggle to M E A Morgan with detailed attire, attendants, music, and guests, plus social hosting notes and a Chamber of Commerce address by Dr Evans on city health safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss West
Uncle Remus
Musa Genie West
Los Angeles Public
Cal
Evans
Chicago
LD Scott
Exana
Adams
Madison
James Osgood Wynn
Scott
Lovelace
de Evans
Chamber of Commerce
Misses Gilmer Entertain Guests From Shiloh and Woodland
Misses Mary and Laura Gilmer hosted a Thursday evening event honoring guests Miss Altona Crawford Miss Jessie Dunn of Shiloh and Miss Amelia Pound of Woodland. Christmas decorations brightened the apartment as prizes were awarded to Miss Jessie Dunn and Mr Henry Hill and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmer
Mary and
Laura Gilmer
Altona Crawford
Jessi¢é Dunn
Shiloh
Amelia Pound
Woodland
Jeasie Dunn
Henry Hill
Mary Gilmer
Jessie Dunn
Amuda
Beulah Call
Randolph Co M and M Contest Tickets for Treatments
Randolph Co offers M and M contest tickets at five dollars and sixty cents per package for twenty tickets. Each ticket permits a variety of treatments at the Randolph Company parlors, including hair styling shampoo and manicures. Buyers receive voting rights and the chance to win a bonus prize, with sales sites operating at regular prices and deadlines before January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cp Te Janasis
Randolph
Hal
Whirihall Street
Randolph Company
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Atlanta
Furtchgott—Rosenfeld
Furtehgott
Charleston
Hortense
Wiliam H Rosenfeld
Ofe
Lolise Wuoore, Little Daughter
Mr and Miss C Moore
Isma Dooly
Royal Vienna
Quezal and
Honesdale
Bis
Erica-Brac
Empire Mountings
Dresden
Royal Bonn
Dealport Royal Doulton
Cauldon
Jones’ Crescent
Limoges
Russia
Eruit
Coalport
Art Importers
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall St
Claude Williamson
Ella Garrison
Pearl Robinson
Hazel Griffith
Annie Shaffield
Emma Burns
Williamson, Jr
Nat Gantt
H E Williamson Jr
Carroll Griffith
Burns
Ceb Miner
Washington Seminary Alumnae Meeting
Tuggle-Morgan
Ina Tuggle
M E A Morgan
J T Tuggle
Wallace Ga
Castle Hunter
Alline Bradberry
Paul W Tuggie
Mr A Steele
J &. Hagan
Fuairmount
Migs May Herkle
Auburn
Burdett
Peachtree Street Baptist Church
THE
Randolph CO
Grand Opera House
Stemens
Whitehall
T. Aou
Tewart Company
Mary Craft Ward
of Godowsky
Berlin
Vienna
Peachtree Street Room
Everett Piano
Widener Hillyer
Boo
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