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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

9

Pagett Rudolph Wedding a Gainesville Society Event

The marriage of Misa Annie Pagett and Dr. Latimer Rudolph of Gainesville was a beautiful Wednesday evening ceremony at the Bridges home on Forrest Avenue. Bishop Candler officiated as a large local attendance gathered with bridal party members from Gainesville Americus Ocala and Atlanta. After the ceremony a reception followed with music and ornate decorations featuring magnolia palms and white flowers. The couple plan an extended wedding trip before settling in Gainesville where Dr. Rudolph practices.

Misa Annie Pagett Latimer ‘Rudolph Gainesville Russell Bridges Forrest Avenue Bishop Candler Hansell Bridges Maury Bladdock Carol Dean Gairesville James A. Rudolph Mines Elizapeth Martin Elizabeth Silvey Beuleh Wall Ocala Fla Jesse Cox Monroe Eugenia Bridges Russell Bridges, Jr Ride Charles K. Pagett Rose Eine Horer

Domestic Science Classes at Y M C A Houston Street

Afternoon program opens at 4 o'clock inviting women and high school girls to join domestic science and sewing classes. Miss Alverda Jtacsdate from the Nashville Training School outlines the course including dietetics and food preparation. Business women classes begin Monday evening with registration. also notice of recital and social events.

Y. WC. A Houston Street Alverda Nashville Tne

Socials and Recitals Highlight Evening’s Bright Notes

A busy evening featured a refined gathering with Evelyn Lewis and others, a vocal recital by Sophie Ervin Williams and Kate Blatterman scheduled for Tuesday at 8, 226 Deepes Street, and tea dances honoring Helen Phillips of Asheville. Engagements announced include Leonora Jovise's betrothal to Gray Ransom of Williamston, with a June 8 wedding planned in Decatur, Ga.

Osborne-Wright wedding observed at West Peachtree Place

Miss Allie May Osborne and Mr Charles Hall Wright united at the Osborne home on West Peachtree Place in a formal ceremony attended by many friends from southern families. The decor featured grass and white, with an altar of greenery and white baskets. Dr Belk officiated as the couple departed for a wedding trip to Atlantic Beach.

Osborne-Wright Allie May Osborne Charles Hall Wright Jefferson Bartow Osborne West Peachtree Place Buster Ides Hlittie Floyd Couper Ravenel Heckwith Taso Varley Misa Julia Osborne Reso Polit Beckwith Me Ourl Nisbet Macon

Local Social News Highlights Various Meetings

The West End Study class holds its last summer meeting at 10:30 a.m. with Mrs Tyre S Jennings at 238 Gordon Street The morning paper will be read by Mrs George White The Personal Workers class met Tuesday at the Y W C A Houston Street with Miss Evelyn Grime leading Business women plan more housekeeper meetings The Better Half division 21 I A BE meets at 2 30 p m in Wigwam Central Avenue All women invited Inmen Park Girls Club holds its regular meeting at Mrs S C Dobbs home in Druid Hills Other notes list many visits travels and social events among Atlanta residents and guests

West End Clase Tyre S. Jennings Gordon Street George White Chapman-Alexander Helf W. C Houston Street Evelyn Grme Wigwam Central Avenue Inmen Park Mra C. Dobbs Druid Hills Killarney West View

Wedding of Miss Hildreth Smith And Mr. William R. Brown

Miss Hildreth Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Burton Smith of Atlanta wed Mr William Robinson Brown of Berlin New Hampshire at noon May 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs Arton Bishop Brown Berlin KR H Mrs Brown the bride aunt and Mr Arton Brown the groom s brother were among the relatives and guests The bride granddaughter of the late Judge John B Gordon on her mother s side and of the late educator H H Smith on her father s side Her debut in Atlanta and move to New York two years ago for music studies were noted The ceremony featured ivory satin and silver lace gown orange blossoms in the corsage veil and bouquet A breakfast and reception followed The groom attended by his brother and nephews The wedding party wore hydrangea tones Greek design decor included palm southern amilax and Easter lilies The table centerpiece was an embossed old fashioned layer cake Southern guests included Mrs John B Gordon Major Hugh Gordon and others The couple plan to visit Atlanta before returning to Berlin New Hampshire where Brown heads the lard and woods department of Brown Manufacturing Company.

James RF. Pagett H Mra E. Rudolph Gainesville Jace J. W. Baley JH. H. Dean Sandy Hillington H.H. Dean A. Rudolph John Rudolph Edgar Palin Misess Laura, Cowles Theodosia Willingham Elizbeth Blalock Mary Louise ‘Menking Dorothy Rudolph Hildreth Smith Burton Smith Atlanta William Robinson Brown Berlin N. H Arton Bishop Brown KR. H Brown John B. Gordon H. H. Smith New York Francis Gordon Burton Smith Slying Mire Brown Palma John B.gordon Hugh Gordon Athens Louise Gordon’ Troper Kingston Misa Filzabeth Williams Washington Wilbourn Gordon Mr. Brown Brown Manufacturing Company

Forty Children Host Novel Dinner at Open‑air School

Forty Attle children from the open-air school on Lee Street in West End hosted a garden fair on Wednesday afternoon. They served vegetables and fruits grown in their own gardens along with chicken. President St J Guinn and visiting educators attended as the pupils spoke about their work and displayed decorated place cards.

Lee Street West End Home Garden League St. J. Guinn Boara of Education Georgia Chilren Tha Gradewauber Ethel Massengaly

Meeting of State Police Chiefs Planned by Sumner

Vordele Ga June 2 Special Chief Sumner of Consele, after four years at IA CP conventions, proposes a permanent organization of all peace officers and annual meetings. He will contact chiefs and marshals in towns and cities across the state to convene a gathering in late July or early August in Macon.

Vordele Lune International Assotation of Chiefs of Police Police Sumner Consele Sumner Greresi Macten Auguet

Birthday Observance for Jefferson Davis in Atlanta

The Jefferson Davis birthday observance will be held in Atlanta under Captain Tip Durrison in the House of Representatives. A musical program by Mrs W S Yeates accompanies several addresses and a reading by Mrs Robert Blackburn. Mrs Williams McCarthy, president of the UDC, will deliver crosses of honor to veterans J C Graham, D B Farris, and T J Brown.

Atlanta UL. Bb. C Leneir William J W Hams Jefferson Davis Levis South J.T. Deery Peeples Street Ee Street House of Representatives Tip Durrison W. 8. Yeates Robert Blackburn Mra. Williams McCarthy UD C J.C. Graham D. 2D. Farris T.J. Brawn

Settlement Home Night School Closing Exercises

Public invited to witness the closing exercises at the Settlement Home Night School. The program, arranged by Miss Emma Burton, includes prizes from 1 to 5 dollars in gold for scholarship, attendance, and conduct. Three sewing school graduates will receive diplomas.

South Boulevard Emma Burton

Turner Harvesting Large Grain Crop in Turner County

Ashburn Ga Juke 2 Special With real weather conditions prevailing for ten days Turner county Turners have harvested what is estimated as one of the largest grain crops in the county history The wave of sentiment toward diversified farming strengthened by abundant yield from planted grain The wheat yield across the county is unusually large Farmers plan sowing stubble lands to peas for hay crops and pastures Stock interest rises with an estimated doubling of horse and cattle numbers Tick and cholera control among stockmen reduces loss risks to livestock

Ashburn Turner County Turners

Revival Services At Ced Tabernacle Begin Tonight

Rev. L. B. Compton, a well known evangelist from Asheville North Carolina, opens a revival at the old tabernacle tonight for ten days or two weeks. The public is invited to attend all services.

L. B. Compton Asheville WN. C Old Tabernacle

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