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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1902

Page

11

Brilliant and fashionable Johnson Nixon wedding described

Miss Emmie Johnson and Mr Vaughn Nixon wed last evening at the Johnson home on Washington street. The ceremony, conducted by Dr. Bradley, featured an arch of emulax and white carnations and a reception for several hundred guests. The bride, youngest Johnson daughter, wore white mousseline over satin with Valenciennes lace, and the groom, son of W H Nixon, is a leading local figure. The couple plan a three month European voyage after a New York departure.

Eugenia Ogiesby Susan Calhoun Phoebe Wetherill Josie Stockdell Nannie Nicolson Mary Nicolson Julia Porter Florence Jackson Vaughn Nixon Edward Inman Henry Johnson Tibbons Henry 8. Johnson, Jr Phinizy Calhoun Thomas Paine Ulric Atkinson Logan Glark John Turner Thebride Miss Jackson Porter Oglesby Nannie Jesis Stockdell Logan Clark Robert Clark Arthur Keely Henry Johnson, Jr Burton Williams Virginia Henry

Local Atlanta Weddings and Graduation Medals

A busy Atlanta social week features multiple weddings with intimate guest lists and formal notices. Miriam Cole and Harry Robert wed at the Church of the Incarnation, with a large bridal party and reception at the Chaffie home, followed by summer plans near Decatur. Mary Davis and Edward Buchanan marry this evening at East Atlanta, then begin life at 11 Capitol Avenue. Also noted are timely plans for a California trip, and a college-like medal ceremony at Cred Heart Seminary where numerous students receive honors across mathematics scholarship and general excellence. A silver tea fundraiser for the First Christian church Missionary Society completes the social slate.

Mary Davis Edward Buchanan Atlanta Dr. Moore First Christian Church Miss Davis C. I. Davis Buchanan Capitol Avenuus Marguerite Fraser Gertrude Westmoreland Earl van Dyke Alice White Nettle Hanley Berta Strickland Nellie Fallaire Minnie Steber Stober Claude Davis Lucile Strickland Clarence Chaffie T. B. Ferrin W. 5. Kelly Fay Wilson Howard Cole Haron Bacred Heart Seminary Father David Carl Ridley Willie Cassidy Macon Patrick Carr Augusta Henry Kutrt Charley White Albany Mike Brown Barnwell 8. C Wallace Herron Oscar Neundorfer Charley Reynolds Alton Reynolds Rawley Rather Albert Quint Savannah Benjamin Heyward Atlanta, Ga H. G. Kubrt R. B. Richey Atlanta Ga C. W. E. M. Missionary Society of the First Christian Church J. J. Barnes Whitehall Street

Ice Cream Festival by Council of Jewish Women at Vestry

On Thursday afternoon from 4 30 to 6 and from 8 to 10 the Council of Jewish Women hosts an ice cream festival in the vestry of the Temple to benefit the chancel. A bright musical program will accompany the refreshments.

Council of Jewish Women

Six O' Clock Tea At Miss Russell's North Avenue Home

A social tea hosted at the North avenue residence of Ms Wetta Russell attracted several hundred guests yesterday afternoon. The event honored Miss Riddle of Nashville Tennessee, described as a pretty popular guest, with pansy and sweet pea decorations and assistance from several young women. Mrs G W Adair Jr will host a matinee party today for her sister Miss Jay McBride of Macon, inviting Sallie May Bagby Nel Harris Willie Helle Campbell Alice May Rushton Josie Williford and Mrs John Murphy. The item notes a beautfully home wedding later that evening of Miss Sallie Tolbert and Mr F P Allen on South Canton Street with a large attendance.

Wetta ‘Russell North Avenue Miss Riddle Nashville, Tenn Miss Russell G. W. Adair, Jr Jay McBride Macon Sallie May Bagby Nel Harris Willie Helle Campbell Alice May Rushton Josie Williford John Murphy Alfen Tolbert Cumming Sallie Tolbert F. P. Allen South Canton Street Maggie Talbot Edith Cattey Eliza Talbert Cora Talbert W. 5. Davenport Isaac Green C. E. Davenport Shadb

Elegant Atlanta wedding and society events noted

Mrs Allen, Miss Sallie Tolbert, and Mr Allen are highlighted as prominent Atlanta figures at a refined wedding and reception. Judge and Mrs Lumpkin host a Friday reception in honor of Dr and Mrs Clewell of Salem, Mass. Estelle Bennett and Henry Thompson plan June 25 nuptials at the Bennetts’ home. A St Philips Pro-Cathedral Society benefit for the Hospital for Incurables is announced for Marists Hall Thursday evening.

Samuel Lumpkin Clewell Salem, Maas Salem College Estelle Elizabeth Bennett Wayetteville Henry Hinton Thompson R. H. Bennett Bennett Georgia Tennessee Thompson Sterling Worth Hospital For Incurables Marists’ Hall St. Philips Pro- Cathedral Society Fleming du Bignon Athens Kate Massey Knoxville EB. F. Thompson Atlantic Beach

Walker Gilmer wedding at Toccoa Inn Georgia

Yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock in Toccoa Inn Oliver Russell Walker and Birdie Rose Gilmer were married. Dr M M Riley of Gainesville officiated. The ceremony was quiet with only close friends and relatives present. The bride, from South Carolina by way of Toccoa, is regarded as one of the town’s fairest daughters. The groom is connected with the Southern railway at Easley, D C. The couple left for Easley to make their home.

California Morton Smith Brownie Harrie Misa Harris Mr. Smith Toccoa Toccoa Inn Oliver Russell Walker Birdie Rose Gilmer M. M. Riley Gainesville Miss Gilmer South Carolina

The Effect of Warm Days and Cool Nights

A reading physician notes that warm days and cool nights affect the bowels and proposes a preventive remedy. Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial is claimed to be the only reliably effective product, sold by druggists and bottled locally.

Biggers A.i Droggista

Georgia youths and visitors gather for city society notices

Mrs Walker Dungan of Atlanta and Miss Mary Dean Campbell of Gainesville travel to Savannah for Baptist Young People's Union events. Guests visiters include Dr and Mrs John Crewell of Salem Massachusetts with Judge and Mrs Lumpkin. Numerous locals plan trips to New York, Athens, Wrightsville Beach and North Carolina while hosting teas, box parties, and al fresco gatherings.

Walker Dungan Atlanta Mary Dean Campbell Gainesville Savannah Charles W. West, Jr Baptist Young People's Union of Georgia John Crewell Salem Mass Samuel Lumpkin J ‘Piermont Avenue Harry Hull Lamar Rudler Athens

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