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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1902

Page

11

Abbott Perrigo Wedding Brings Social Event to Atlanta

Brilliant wedding day in Atlanta features Miss Lucia Abbott and Mr George Perrigo at noon service at First Baptist Church. Dr W W Landrum to perform ceremony with maid of honor Miss Annie Louise Hawking and large bridal party in white and green attire. Reception at Mrs Alexander Smith’s Peachtree home followed by honeymoon to the Great Lakes.

Tracy Dizon Abbott Frederick Benson Perrigo Nower Florence Jackson Nanmie Nicolson Mary Nicotson Emme Johnson Josie Stockdell Emma Belle Lownes Martha Glover Frances Walter Yowell Peeples R T Connally Thomas B Paine Samuel Abbott Victor ‘Smith Wilmer Moore Alexander Smith Great Lakes

Birthday Party and Home Veranda Celebration

Miss Martha Brown hosts a veranda game at her Washington Street home with palms and blooming plants creating a cool inviting setting. A dainty luncheon follows the game. Miss Marie Jarrod gives a birthday party Saturday afternoon at her Howell Street home, with pretty decorations and friends in attendance.

Martha Brown Washington Street Marie Jarrod Howell Street

Engagement and Wedding Notices Highlight Local Social News

Dahlonega reports Mrs Margaret Martin of Perry announces the engagement of her daughter Susie Margaret to Frederic Payne Catchings of Atlanta. The ceremony is set for June 25 at the bride’s home. In Atlanta Miss Jean Morrison Mauck weds James Edward Warren tonight at 9 with palms and cut flowers decorating. The couple will honeymoon north and east after a formal supper.

Ashe Reeves Samuel Horton Askew Bessie Pickering Archie T. Reeves Miss Askew Atlanta Mr. Reeves Dahlonega Margaret (. Martin Perry, Ga Susie Margaret Frederic Payne Catchings Hmauck- Warren Jean Morrison Mauck James Edward Warren Mr. Warren Sam Jones Carteraville G. W. Willett F. W. Young North Carolina W. W. Austell Asheville N. C Pauline Gray Carter Sam Carter Carters

Miss Romare to Graduate at Radcliffe College

Miss Christine Romare of Atlanta is prominent in Radcliffe College events as the class prepares for graduation on June 18 in Cambridge. Also noted are upcoming musicales by Mr and Mrs George B Hinman in Atlanta and a carnation party hosted by Miss Mamie Miller with prizes and pink decor.

Romare Radcliff College the College Cambridge Mass Atlanta Christine Romare Paul Romare Mamie Miller Rachel Milam

Floral display urged for Woman's Club event

The floral committee will arrange a fine display with nasturtiums and sweet peas. There is no entry charge for flowers and ladies are urged to send them to aid the display. Miss Arline Scully hosts Friday for Miss Elizabeth Lovejoy and Mr. Everett Ginn whose wedding is June 1. About thirty guests will attend a reception and card party, a delightful week event.

Lobejay Arline Scully Elizabeth Lovejoy Everett Ginn

Six O Clock Tea Hostess at Forrest Avenue Home

Yesterday afternoon Miss Hattle Scales presided as hostess at a four o clock tea. About sixty guests visited between four and seven o clock. Her Forrest avenue home was decorated with daisies and refreshments were served on the veranda. Miss Scales wore a white batiste dress trimmed with lace and ribbon.

Campbell McCord Wedding Invitation Near Payne Memorial

Invitations announce the wedding of Miss Bessie Campbell to Mr Emmett Cook McCord set for tomorrow at 8:30 PM at Payne Memorial church. Miss Campbell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs B T Campbell of 340 Luckie Street, popular with many friends. Mr McCord is a well known railroad man with broad circles.

Bessie Campbell Emmett Cook McCord Payne Memorial Church Miss Campbell B. T. Campbell Luckie Street Mr. McCord

Social events in Greenville and surrounding areas

A series of late spring social functions in Greenville and nearby towns highlight club entertainments and weddings. Mrs J Lee Carpenter hosted a reception for guests Mrs W S Hunter of Seneca and Mrs Fuller of Arkansas, with flowers and music. The Thursday Club and State Federation delegates were hosted by Mrs Kate Houston, with reports by Mrs M P Gridley and an address from Mrs M P Patterson. The Friday Afternoon Card Club gathered twenty four ladies for an afternoon of games and refreshments. Marriage announcements include Daisy Scruggs and Fletcher A Chesnut of Stone Mountain to be married June 3 35, and a church wedding at Devereux Ga with Marion Cunningham and W E Robinson of Milledgeville Ga. Mr Robinson hails from Tennessee and is from a Southern family.

Atlanta George B. Hinman L. B. Nelson North Boulevard Ladies’ Aid Society Westminster Presbyterian Church Greenville J. Lee Carpenter W. 8. Hunter Seneca Fuller Arkansas Martin F. Ansel Carpenter Spartanburg State Federation of Clubs Kate Houston Washington Street M. P. Gridley M. P. Patterson State Federation Patterson H. J Haynsworth Mary Cleveland Susie Graham O B. Hartzog B A Morgan J. Beattie Mary Putnam Misses Hazel Gertrude Baker Doraville J. W. Scruggs Stone Mountain Daisy Fletcher A. Chesnut Robinson- Cunningham Devereux Marion Cunningham W. E Robinson Milledgeville E H Wood Robinson

Japanese Tea Party Delight In Lithonia Event

A grand Japanese tea hosted by Miss Annie Mooney in Lithonia celebrated guest Miss Ellen Kiser of Atlanta. The studio featured ancient flowers and Japanese relics with lanterns lighting a life like scene. Five young girls served refreshments in full native dress. Milledgeville announces the engagement of Miss Viola Palmer to Dr J R Cowan with a July 23 ceremony planned at the home of Dr and Mrs H D Allen.

Annie Mooney Ellen Kiser Atlanta G. M Johnson Starriage Milledgeville Viola Palmer Chattanooga

Miss Palmer Impresses as Ideal Woman Attributes

Dr. Cowan, a prominent physician, met many friends during a recent extended visit. The Woman's Relief Corps plans a regular meeting hosted by Mrs. Howard Smith on Thursday June 8 at 3 PM at Battle Hill Avenue residence. Sheltering Arms Society will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 4:30 PM at Mrs. W. S. Elkin's home, 227 Free Street. Dr Byrd offers flower mission services for the First M. E. Church South on Monday afternoon June 9, needing all union members present at 3:30 PM at Mrs. LaHatte's residence No 32 Garnett Street.

Miss Palmer Dr. Cowan Woman's Relire Corps Howard Smith Battle Hill Avenue Sheltering Arms Society Charles Byrd Atlanta South Side Woman's Christian Temperance Mire &. J. LaHatte Garnett Street

Socials and Visits Fill Atlanta Week

Social notes detail Mrs Frank Q Wester and Mrs Robert Zahner hosting Inman Park Literary Circle. Mentions of hospitality plans, travel to Nashville Athens Memphis, and various local visits, entertainment, and preparatory events across Atlanta and nearby towns. Includes mentions of theater, clubs, and upcoming commencements.

Frank Q. Wester Robert Zahner Inman Park Nina May Henderson McDonough

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