Durand Morgan Wedding in Atlanta Home Ceremony
Miss Katherine Durand and Mr. David William Morgan wed last evening at Colonel Abbott’s Peachtree home. Attendants included Miss Alma Stanley and Mrs. James Taylor Williams. Ceremony to Lohengrin’s Evening Star. post ceremony reception followed with detailed attire notes and family relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor Wiliams
Alma Stanley
James T. Williams
Abbott
Kinwarg Durand
B. F. Abbott
Ey State
Athens secretary hosts dinner for Miss Green at Piedmont Club
Atlanta society notes record Miss Cornelia Green of Washington Ga visiting the city and staying with Miss Rosalie Howell In West End. She attended a dinner party at the Piedmont Driving Club hosted by Mr Percy Adams, followed by bowling and ping pong with guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Green
Sss
Cornelia Green
Washington, Ga
Rosalie Howell
West End
Piedmont Driving Club
Percy Adams
Ruby May Diamond
Tallahassie, Fla
C. 8. Apte
Whitehall Street
Gordon Kiser
Beulah Alford Weds W R Johnston In Franklin Ga
The marriage of Beulah Alford of Willingham Ga to W R Johnston of Franklin NC was solemnized at the bride’s father’s home. The newlyweds will reside in Willingham after July 15 and visited Tal-Inlah Falls en route to their home. Straw ride at Buckhead hosted by Cercle Ad Amis Club included many attendees. bowling party for West End Croko nole Club next week closes club season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Alford
Willirsham
W. R. Johnston
Franklin
Miss Alford
A. Alford
Wollingham
South Georgia
Johnston
Hitchison, Bates & Starke
Richmond
Willingham
Buckhead
Cercle
Ad Amls
Berma Danie
Keble Workman
Bessie Burkett
Lela Brandon
Sadie Workman
Grace Wallace
Mabel Brown
WI Graham
Carroll Cavaniss
Edgar Mathews
Arnold Parker
John McDonald
Carl Wesley
Hugh McDonald
Herman Barnard
Ira Burkett
James W. Blair
West End Crokonole Club
Ed Carter
Clab
Frank Atler
Ovid Steward
Monopolist Club entertains Miss Shields guest at cards
Miss Aline Muideil hosted Monopolist Club members at her Ivy Street home in an afternoon of six handed euchre for guest Miss Katrina Shields of Thomson Georgia. An ornate luncheon followed as invitations extended to several gentlemen. Florence Crittenton wardrobe committee will not meet in June due to member absences. July meeting notice will appear in daily papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mss
Aline Muideil
Ivy Street
Katrina Shields
Thomson
Florence Crittenton
Fox and Brandon wed in quiet New York ceremony
A. F. Fox of Mississippi and Miss Annetta S. Brandon of Georgia married at noon in Fox’s First Presbyterian church in Fox-Brandon, New York. The couple, after adjournment of Congress, will reside in Washington and travel to London for a continental tour. The piece notes social items about local acquaintances and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox-Brandon
New York
A. F. Fox
Mississippi
Annetta S. Brandon
Thomasville
First Presbyterian Church
Howard Duffield
Washington
London
Social notes list of guests and visitors in Atlanta
The column records numerous society visitors and residents arriving or departing. Individuals include Miss Grace Pelton of Washington street and guests of Miss Ellie Gheesling, Mrs. Bessie Gunn, Miss Nancy Wetherill, Miss Estelle Burney in Guyton, and many others. Trips to Wrightsville Beach, New York, and North Carolina are noted along with weddings, theatre parties, and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Pelton
Washington Street
George Brown
Wrightsville Beach
Morris Headly
Baltimore
W. A. Burden
Bessie Gunn
R. L. Clark
Maggie Fagan
Augusta
Ellie Gheesling
Nancy Wetherill
Eugenia Oglesby
Vassar Woolley
Harry Leslie Walker
New York
Estelle Burney
Guyton, Ga
Estes
M. W. Estes
Garibaldi Street
Annie Ansley
Martha Font
Savannah
Atlanta
M. W.W. Estes
North Georgia
J. H. Bradfield
W. H. Preston
North Carolina
Cornelia Green
Washington
Wilkes County
Georgia
Rosalie Howell
Albert Howell, Jr
M. M. Stapler
Macon
Mae Pound
Brunswick
Cumberland
St. Simons
Colonel Anderson Succeeds Park Woodward In Georgia State Troops
The governor signed the commission of Lieutenant Colonel Clifford LeConte Anderson of the Fifth regiment infantry Georgia state troops. Colonel Park Woodward retires at his own request after twelve years, with the rank of colonel. Anderson assumes command when camp duties begin at Wrightsville Beach, N C, mid July. a chaplain and captain role were also issued to Rev. C F B Wilmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clfford LeConte Anderson
Georgia
Anderson
Park Woodward
Athens
Woodward
Adjutant General's Office
Fifth Regiment Infantry
Georgia State Troops
James W. Robertson
Wrightsville Beach
N. C
C. FB. Wilmer
White Sewing Machine Co Moves to Whitehall Street
The White Sewing Machine Co has relocated from the YMCA building to 142 Whitehall Street at Trinity Avenue, opening a spacious sales room with a large stock of White Sewing Machines available for cash or easy terms. A full line of machine supplies is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sewing Machine Co
Whitehall St
Trinity Ave
Cor
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Nar. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
East Ellis Street
Stanton Forbes
W. L. Stanton
College Park
Willie Marion
Walter Tilson Forbes
Miss Stanton
Forbes
W. G. Forbes
Walter Taylor
Ida Howell Cramer
Lula Roper
Cora Toombs
Shepard Bryan
Robert Keely
Harvey Phillips
Kelly
Filer
Netta W. Morrill
Morrilton
Ark
LaGrange
Young Men's Christian Association
Noveltty Straws
Devcrare
Alford-Johnston
Miss Shields
Clarence Angier
Porter Springs
Frank Bain
City
C. J. Simmons
Spring Street
Ralph Sell Fuller
Durham, N. C
8. W. Bacon
Yallie Gresham
Atlantic Beach
Susie Cunningham
James Young Swift
Elberton
Misa Annie’ Hardy
Misaissippi
P. J. Roy
Smyrna, Ga
Grace Anderson
Aes
Grant Par
Oe Et Wills Timmons
South
Caro
Ruth Lewis
Notre Dame Convent
John Morris
Edna Cain
Quitman
Elizabeth Brown
Henry B. Tompkins
Tompkins
Alabama
Miss Hemmingway
E. L. Connelly
Robert J. Lowry
John K. Ottley
Patrick MrGeever
Birmingham
Ala
Fleck
Nazareth Convent
Kentucky
Joseph A. Cleary
Country Club
Dickson
Europe
C. C. Hanson
Helen Newell
Peter Newell
Plorence Bradley
Wo Bedinger Baylor
Carolyn
Harry Baylor
Tureday
Virginia
Miss Gale
Cartersville
Mayo Ball
San Antonio
Tex
William Plane
Genie West
North
Misa Elise Bell
Hugh Richardson
Lauren Foreman
Cornelius Garrett
J. van Holt Nash
J. BE. Butler
Virginia Armold
James M. Freeman
McDonald
Bulldch House
Peachtree Street
Jams ‘McKeldin
W. W. Draper
L. Graham Crozier
Knoxville
Tenn
Eugene Heard
EB. G. McCabe
Lithia
Ruth Hallman
Nashville
Robert E. Park
Wiicard
James Jackson
Monteagie
Sumer
Randolph Rose
Hot Springs
S. P. Staho
Dallas
W. T. Smith
Augusta Avenue
Kate Moore
T. G. Byrn
W. P. McGinnis
Marion
Surgical Institute
Ada Harper
Demorest
H.C. Harper
Green College
Mountains
Dorothy South
George Cary Ege
Miller
Marie
Commission For
Fifth Regiment
May
Elkin-Watson Drag Co
Tybee
Vilo Central of Georgia Railway
Wall St
Union Depot
Tennyson
Eiseman & Weil
Libbey’s
Libbey
Davis & Freeman
Bc Ee
India
Dorne
P. H. Brewster
Albert Howell
J Dorsey
Brewster & Howell
Law
Pryor and
Hunter Streets
Tallulah Falls
Tallulah
Beam
Southern Railway
Charles W. Crankshaw
Belinhual
Waen
Marietta Street
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Ballantine
Canada
Wm. A. Miles
Doty & Son
Consolidated
Marletta
Seaboard Air Line
Boston
Mass
Norfolk
Norfolk and
Bay Lins
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
Lexington
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Rockbridge Alum Springs
J. G
Gress Hill Charrs Lithia Springs
Clements
W.H. Fulton
T. Feiuitable
Christian
Seana On
Espig
Jane Pic
E. Roug Ee
GERA
WMH
Jackson II, CO
Dearborn
Chica
E.van Winkle Gin and Machine
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