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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1910
Page
29
Multiple notices of engagements including Sarah Inez Wilkinson to George Steele Lowndes Jr of Atlanta, Jessie In Maitland to Dr John S. Willson of Birmingham, Eva Lawrence Moore to John Douglass Howell of Lyons, Ea B Rushton to H Hussman, and Ruth Whatley to Dr James Edward Walker with spring or February wedding plans in Georgia towns Newnan Rome Macon Lyons Columbus San Antonio Atlanta Birmingham.
East Point couple quietly wed on the afternoon of the 23rd by Rev O Simmons. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall Trimble, with many friends sending good wishes. the groom is a rising young businessman of Atlanta.
Edward Warren who produced The Ideal Husband for the Players Club will stay in Atlanta until late in the evening to teach and stage part of Rutherford's Wife. The executive committee approves his continued instruction and private teaching plans. Mrs Edward Warren is renowned for voice teaching and acting instruction in New York.
The Players Club of Atlanta presents Rutherfords Wife at the Grand Opera House Wednesday evening. Edward Warren directs a strong cast featuring leading Atlanta figures in a four act Belasco and DeMille comedy drama with a three minute intermission between Acts III and IV. Flowers for performers are banned this season to keep focus on the stage. After the show, cast members will be hosted at the Capital City Club with additional gatherings at the homes of Mrs Edward Dougherty and Mrs William Nicholson.
The Repart Edward Lee Chapter of College Park hosted guests at Mrs Mason’s home for Georgia Day February 12 and the Francis Bartow memorial fund for mountain girls and boys education. Miss Alice Baxter spoke on Georgia Day and Arlington monument plans while Mrs Rounsaville recalled Washington and Lee. The gathering included Miss Bett Chancellor and reminiscences of Chancellorville, followed by refreshments. Friday’s surprise party for Miss May Simmons of East Point honored her engagement to L Louis Peacock of Eastman with a wedding planned for February 10.
The Baptist Missionary Society hosted a reception for Rev and Mrs W Upshaw at the Davidson home on South Main East Point with about fifty guests, music, and a supper. Miss Carter hosted a Dalton guest at a buffet supper, praising Miss Emily Carter. Notices urge Kings Daughters and Sons circle secretaries to send data lists to county and state secretaries by February 18. Mrs Jack Shropshire hosted a refined Wednesday afternoon bridge party in her Everett apartments for Mrs Ed Lummus of Columbus with prizes for bridge.
Glasses presented to Wire Tun mus At close of game. A hot lunch and red themed refreshments followed at the swat tables. Mrs Shopshire hosted in cream crepe with lace while the guest of honor wore pink chiffon with embroidery. Future entertainments planned, including Monday morning exercises by Fott Cleithean Society. Performances feature Lucile McAfee Ruth Quillan Frances Stowall and others. Next program set for the evening of February 14 with St Valentine finale.
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