Pretty Silver Wedding at Mr and Mrs Hiseman Home
A silver wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Jacob Hiseman drew about one hundred guests to their Mer r pitt a venue home. The elaborate decor featured palms smilax and crimson carnations with crimson and green accents. Elegant supper served. Guests included Mrs Adler Miss Frietag Miss Selma Hiseman and others. The article also notes DAR Atlanta chapter officers elected including Regent Mrs I Y Sage and delegates Mrs Joseph Morgan and Mrs T J Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hiseman
Mer
Pitta Avenue
Iainel
Mis. I
Sage
At- Alanta
Daughters of the American Revolution
Francia C. Block
I. Y. Bage
W.P. Pattillo
Virginia Armgld
Caries Rice
Myre
Eula Griffin
George M. Brown
Virginia "Harden
MD. Whitson
J." B. Roberts
A. 8. Byers
Egyptian History Class Led by Mrs Steele in Atlanta
EMBER of Atlanta reports a class in Egyptian History led yesterday by Mrs A Steele. Members include Mrs A B Steele Mrs George Dexter Mrs W L Peel Mrs W H Shiser Mrs Thadders Horton and Mrs Holliday. The session ended with a luncheon presided by Mrs Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ember
Atlanta
A Wdmen
Mra
A. Steele
A. B. Steele
Mra. George
Dexter
W. L. Peel
W.H. Shiser
Thadders Horton
Holliday
Steele
Westminster Church Benefit Entices with Talented Guests
Mrs Burbank and family plan a musical program at the Westminster Presbyterian church benefit, featuring popular local entertainers. Free will offerings from the event will aid the church in its charitable aims, while Mrs Tench Cox hosts a bowling party at the Piedmont Driving Club with prizes and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Burbank
Husbang
Nelson
Westminster
Jad
Jangson
Miss Gail Harwood Hosts Daughters of the King at the Grand
Miss Gail Harwood entertained the Daughters of the King at ten Testy afternoon at the Grand with music and recitation. Mrs Joe Jacob Amene and guests Grace Lee Brown Hunt and Kurt Mueller performed in the program. A delicious supper concluded the evening. Miss Wilby hosted a tea with Miss Crass visiting from Chattanooga and Miss Laura Boyd. Crowds visited, the reception hours, and the gatherings featured pink point d esprit and white gowns with palms and ferns decorating the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail
Harwood
Wera
Dr. End
Joe Jacob Amene
Mies Grace Lee
Brown
Mies Hunt
Kurt Mueller
Miss Wilby
Miss Crass
Chattanooga
Eva Wilby
Laura Boyd
Miss Crags
Daughters of Confederacy Observe Robert E. Lee Birthday
On January 20 the Daughters of the Confederacy will hold exercises in the hall of the house of representatives to observe the birthday of Robert E. Lee with all patriotic societies in the city present. The program includes prayer, music, an address by Professor K Matheson and Governor Montague of Virginia, delivery of crosses of honor by Miss Alice Baxter, and benediction by Rev P Cleveland. The Lunchton Club was lavishly entertained by Miss Susan Calhoun with decorations of maiden chair greenery and plans announced for the next event hosted by several young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Baxter
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Cleveland
Susan ‘Calhoun
Maud ‘Tompkins
Rodalle
Nellie
Adelaide
Howell
Nicolson
Atlanta
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance ‘Union
Warlors
Adking House
Aurburn
Avanue
Bledmont Continental
Virginia Society
Grand Opere House
New Year Reception in Fort Valley Georgia
Special report from Port Valley Ga describes a New Year reception hosted by Mr and Mrs George Crandalton. Attendees include Miss Parmelee Cheves Matte McDonald Laura Browne Irene Frome Kate Marshall Claudia Emmie Lula Hopuger and others, with punch served and the gathering deemed a delightful success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Valleyens
Port Valley
George Crandalton
Parmelee Cheves
Matte McDonald
Hartley
Laura Browne
Irene
Frome
Kate
Marshall
Claudia
Emmie
Lula
Hopuger
Social and Club Notes From Atlanta Area
In Atlanta society circles a busy holiday period continues with continued guest visits. Notables include Mrs. J. A. Perit, Mrs. W. H. Mooking, and Miss Louise Jones hosting and attending events, while Miss Elizabeth Morris visits from Calhoun and Mr. James Conmiy and the Aragon set are seen at winter gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig
Marlon Robe
Houston
Tex
James Conmiy
Charity hall notes and social round at Willard Hotel
Miss Natalie Heath won a weiga wood vase with second prize bric-a-brac going to Misa Hlsie Heath. A luncheon followed the game. Guests included Mrs. Nite Latham Low of Washington and Atlanta in black and white lace. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meador moved to Peachtre place. Many local social updates, visits to Augusta, Savannah, and New York planned, and a Duton supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Orme for Mr. and Mrs. Tench Cox. A medical note praises Dr. King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Heath
Misa
Hlsie Heath
Delactops
Nite Latham Low
Washington, I. C
Atlanta
New Willard Hotel
Frank
Brock Meador
Peachtrés Place
M. A. Phelan
Augusta
Wiliam R. Hammond
Majestic
Misa Julia DeLoach
Savannah
Lester
Aho
A. de Poach
New, York
Shedden
Mra
Darwin
Inden
Joseph St. Mortis
Raye
Mra.t
Meador
Duton
A. J. Orme
Tench Cox
Sarah B. Birch
Nan ‘Payne
Thomas
Nashville
Tenn
W. D. Bills, Sr
D. J Ray
Smyrna
Thomas Franklin Schley
Fort McPherson
Plattsburg
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Miss Fudge
Sss Whitcomb
West End
Misa Scarlett Fudge
Florida
W. HM. Heath
Misses Heath
Jessie Fowler
Susie Monteith
Minnie Tidwell
Susie Hill
Alma” Pope
Mry Culberson
Nell O'Donelly
Maud “Chambers
Alice White
Helen Jefferson
Mia Scofield
Ace Robert Young
Lil
Martha Washington
John T. Moody
Forit
Continental
Piedmont Continental Chapter
Ll. B
North ‘Boulevard
Henry Howell
Smnivax
la France
Ramsay
North
Smith
Amelia’ Brrth
George Donovan
Charles
Pmiral
Dewey
Palm Beach
Fla
Ewey
Muantta
Diamunne
Piedmont Driving Club
George Howard
A.J. Orme
Howard T- Grown
George Dexter
Charlotte Peck
B. F. Wvgile
Frank Callaway
Courtney Pinckney
Norwood Mitchell
James Dickey, Jr
Willam H. Kiser
Witmer Mooore
F. D. Meador
Todd
Overnor
Montagure
Virginia
City
Peachtree and
Alexander Streets
Mrs. Mitchell
Montague
Lapsley
Lapsiey
Janta
Tier
Georgia
Chicago
Lansley
Hobson
William Lawson’ Peel
Richmond Pearson Hougan
W.H. Kiser
Newman
Hallman
English
Robert ¥. Maddox
Willam P. “Hu
Raden
Daniel Raden
Crass
Chisttenooga
Miss Thomas
Columbus
Scarlett Fudge
Jack Whitcomb
West‘End
Ima Me
Deine Tha’ Moet
Dalery
Sta- Honery
Masry Lilly
Harewell
Felle
A. A. Alzo
Sec
Puynenctla Trenaerers Seeprid
Vite Presides Icherdso
George
Crescent
Rogers
Waite
Fon Lamb
Rob MacMillan
Will Hill
Ernest
Reynoldes
Ee Teast
Harris
Will
George B
Dubin
G. A. Howell
White Springs
Tuscaloosa
Rachel Seith
Dr. Logan Cricktor Soghey
Finiting
Southwes
Jae Shes
West HK
Jie Pone
T. J. Muses
Bare
Stiller
Mrs. Deltz
Viele
Cincinnati
Disy Ida
Siemens
Aise
Step Maon
Orange Street
Lepr
Scott
Mise Jocela
Morrisox
Winder
Alton
John Goldsmitt
Stephen
Frendt
Nes
James Dicker
Manville, Va
Abrams
Jacksonvile
Bradstreet
Franelg Johrada
Madison
Eugéne
In In, New York
Macon
Np lttIs
Bremen 'Oae
Stether
Ata Mitchell
W. A. Hemptlas
Rome
Peach
Tree
Louise Jones
New Orleans
Trevie Ashby MacFadyer
South Africa
Robert
F. Maddox
Henry
Jackson
P. H. Long
Noble
Sanitarium
W. A. ‘Vaughan
Loraine Vaughan
Detroit
T. Graham Crosier
New York
Alledes Put
Wet
Elizabeth Morris
Caidend
Frank Brewart
Tren Band
Pelham
Atlacta
George Hinman
Piedmont
Thomas P., Hinman
George Divnfmont
Misa Annie
Chabianddan
Leon
Aveusta Garritto
Washington
Thursby
Ayoran
Peablige Avenue
Misa Tull
Pansy. Pearce
Allins Beally
Thomson
Jula “Hugunin
Walker Taylor
Sam Howell
Santa
Sonnson
Hus
Grint
Tarn Fy
Idsa
Windee
The
Lighi ii ii Co
Owill
Hargest
Eiseman & Weil
Tehall St
Reis
Trinity Avenue
Eaning
Tal
Haviland
King
Broad Street
San
Southern Railway
Kaneag City
Sandriig
Vast Heme
Wilbur
HO. Wilbur & Sons
Philadelphia
Chica
William Greet
Charles Dalton
Sian
St Yu
Sheridan
Grand Opera
AI Atlanta
Grace -Renthaw -Livex Ci
Prue Kentuckian
Gate City
Ste
B. Camnaume
F. Abney
Earlington
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Wort
Tos
Earee
Larne Sith
Parier
Bey Rosm
Rath Tor
Serten He
Parigr
Feige
Tobe
Hrghive
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