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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
3
A sequence of elegant weddings filled the night with color at Park Street and Decatur churches. Miss Judith Haynes Everett wed Mr. Thomas Biggs Lumpkin in a ceremony led by General Clement A. Evans, featuring white gowns, lilies, and a reception at the Lumpkins home before a journey north.
The 1896 Vacheron & Constantin firm earns the only first prize at an international contest. An Atlanta sale lists the watches as sold only at 47 Whitehall Street, highlighting the brand’s prominence in American markets.
The wedding of Mr. S. B. Coachman and Miss Jessie Candler occurred last evening at 6 o'clock at the Presbyterian church in Vita Rica Georgia. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Warren A.
Miss Elie Mae Wooten wed Mr James E McCarty at the Mercer residence on Central Avenue Fitzgerald. Rev A L Blizard of the First Baptist Church officiated. The ceremony featured attendants Alba Bowen Lucy Simmons Bertie Louise Manne and a luncheon following.
Women of Georgia honor a new century with a tenth anniversary event in a historic room. Mrs Bareh Ann Bowman, squarely remembered, is named as a guiding figure. Misa Lucy Harris sang and the bridal march from Lohengrin accompanied the entrance. Flower girls were Lucy Candler and Mary Willard. ushers included W B and 8 C Candler.
Women with good taste in dress prefer our stock. We have received three lots of nebby unlined flannel suits by express with cool tones of green and gray and hair-theatripes. $10 takes one suit for style and fit.
Miss Nix offers summer dresses at reduced prices from $3.50 to $8.00 for two months and specializes in skirts. The text notes her parlor location at 69 1 2 Whitehall St and mentions wedding notices and social events including Mrs. Ben Akerman and the Candler family with reception details. It also covers luncheon hosted by Mr. Thomas Lumpkin for Miss Everett and attendants, and announces two weddings in Decatur tonight at distinct homes with subsequent small receptions.
Mrs. Clark remains a beloved figure in Atlanta churches and social circles as Miss Ann Foster dazzles at Tompkins party in blue mousseline. A stream of guests visits Gainesville Lithia Washington and North Carolina, with engagements across Athens Dalton Brunswick and Augusta. Marriages, visits and summer plans fill the social page as friends travel and host in the era’s fashionable network.
Musicians in Atlanta anticipate Miss Rue Lowe Spender's organ recital this evening at First Methodist church. The event promises a choice program for friends and the public. Mr and Mrs Morearandon will host a Friday dinner in honor of Mrs Walter Inman of Augusta with a decorated table and a guest list including many local notables. A quiet home wedding joined Miss Mary Virginia Weathersby to Mr DeWitt Piton at Mrs Wilder's residence with Mr Wallace Rhodes as only attendant. A lawn party for the Business Woman's League, at 9 Piedmont Avenue, seeks support with 13 cent tickets at 16 East Hunter Street.
Griffin Ga June 7 900 De Butler It gives pleasure to assure you the benefits that have received from your treatment are such that to a person not understanding my condition at the time I came to say would seem unreasonable but they are nevertheless a fact that I gratefully attest with alarmed nervousness and waking mornings after a hard night’s work I feel a new being My eyes were bad have greatly improved I am altogether better than that seen for years Dr Butler gives special attention and treats without medicine or dangerous operation all forms of diseases peculiar to td es Mrs Butler in attendance to receive lady callers When your case has been pronounced beyond help try him.
A very important business meeting of the Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association is called for Friday June 28 at 10 o'clock at the Second Baptist church. A representative from all churches is urged to attend and all interested in the work are invited. A beautiful wedding last evening united Maurice C. Smith and Emma J. Clark at Kirkwood. Reverend Charles R. Nisht officiated. The sole attendant was Emma Clark McGrath, niece of the bride. A reception followed for relatives and invited guests. Mr Smith is well known in Atlanta.
The entire stock of summer fats and bonnets at the New York and Paris Millinery Parlors to be sold at absolutely cost. Sale begins Friday. If you want a bargain in seasonable millinery don't fail to attend this sale. Miss Nia, 69 1-2 Whitehall St.
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