Engagements Announced in Athens and Beyond
Multiple society notes report engagements from Athens and surrounding cities. Camilla McWhorter to Andrew Cobb Erwin, marriage April 24 at First Methodist Athens, other pairs include Alice Stokes to Cyrus Johnston in April, Frankie Tharpe to William Cole in June, Emily Watson to Charles Dennis, Emily Chew to Clancy McGee in Glasgow, and more weddings planned in 1912 across Georgia and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwhorter—Erwin
Hamilton
McWhorter
Athens
Camilla
Andrew Cobb Erwin
First Methodist Church
Alexander S. Erwin
Georgia Bar
Tharpe—Cole
W. S. Smith
Hatenton
Frankie Waller Tharpe
William Emmett Cole
Rome
Chew
M’gee
J. H. Chew
Glasgow
Emily Belle
Clancy O. McGee
Atlanta
First Christian Church
Fashionable Hat Display Opens Showrooms for Tastemakers
A new showroom opening presents an exclusive display aimed at refined women. It features premier millinery from Paris and New York, including Poiret and Reboux designs, plus domestic artisans. The exhibit promises tasteful selections, comfortable viewing, and discreet, non solicitous access.
Recital at Cable Hall Showcases Conservatory Talent
A large Atlanta audience enjoyed a Friday recital by Miss Sarah Adelle Eastlack, Miss Mabry Ward Arnoly and others in expression classes at the conservatory. Performances included readings, songs, scenes from Merchant of Venice, and pieces by Bryant Barrett and Brooks. Afterward Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rader hosted a reception at the St. Bride with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Hall
Sarah Adelle Eastlack
Mabry Ward Arnoly
Conservatory
Atlanta
Courier
Henry
Ada Lee
Bryant
Sarah Power
Phelps
Mary Belle Gordon
Brooks
Laurie Elizabeth Benning
Brown
Sadie Chambers
Aunt Angelika
Grace Gaffe
Bernice
Barrett
Ethel Elder Davis
Nydia” Ceutting
Pompeii
Lytton
Regina Rambo
Lancelot
Ethel Thornton
Old Gobbo
Ethel J. Weatherly
Jessica
Mabel Acker
Shylock
Agnes Coleman
Bansanio
Misa Lila Dell Frost
Gratiano
Ona Gilea
Lorenza
Lila Pell Frost
Antonio
Oni Giles
Multiple Engagement Announcements From Various Families
A series of society notices list engagements for Caroline Louise Cheney to Julian Paul of Jacksonville, Lorena Robertson to John Thomas Richards of Cedartown, Katherine King Pause to J D Frazier Jr., Kate Baxter Rucker to William L. Smith, Sara Ginsberg to Jake Allen of Birmingham, and Myrt Park to Grover Hilas Smith, with weddings planned in spring or summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney—Paul
A. D. Cheney
Rome
Caroline Louise
Julian Paul
Jacksonville
Fla
William A. Robertson
Lorena
John Thomas Richards
Cedartown
Pause
Frazier
Robert Pause
Katherine King
J.D. Frazier, Jr
Rucker—Smith
Tinsley W. Rucker
Kate Baxter
William L. Smith
Ginsberg—Allen
A. Ginsberg
Sara
Jake Allen
Birmingham
Ala
Parties for Miss Reese in April social season
Miss Hallie Reese will wed Mr. Thomas Reynolds Tinley on April 18. A string of pre nuptial parties follows with bridge gatherings hosted by Mrs. A. P. Johnson and Mrs. Eugene R. Booth, plus a supper in honor of Lucy Hoke Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Central Avenue
Mas Yearwood Mathews
Charles W. Naderdouk
Y. T. Young
Arthur Ardery
A. G. Torbett
Helen Skinner
J. B. Robins
YT. Young
Dick Duffell
Eugene B.vey
Graff
Oliie Doster
Jarvis
William Stanfield
Jack Griffith
Vivian
Katherine Henderson
Myrtle Arnold
Mary Mannon
FE. E. Limbaugh
Fred Schanr
Charley Schane
J. C. Mentzer
Louie Doster
Oscar Currey
Charley Humphries
Dick McClendon
F. F. Gilliam
M. Rosenbaum
F. C. Skinner
E. A. Gilliam
Mr. Duncan
Jewel Smith
Thelma Stanfield
Marguerite
Ruby Mathews
Roy Young
Bily Skinner
Miss Reese
Booth
Eugene R. Booth
Bridge
Bast Seventh Street
Ronald Ransom
M S. Lucy Hoke Smith
Milas Smith
Miss . MacKenzie
Misa
Sarah Rawson
Laura Angley
Philip Len~ Lele
Lamar Hil
Walter
Marsh Burn
Marlon Smith
John Brice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stokes—Johnston
Harry Russell Stokes
New York City
Alice
Cyrus Thurston Johnston
Chicago
Miss Stokes
A. H. Neeson
South Carolina
Johnston
St. Paul, Minn
All Saints’ Church
Dobbs—Hancock
Aason Debbs
Powder Springs
Ethel
Buford Davis Hancock
Macon
Peavy~greene
Charlie D. Peavy
May Eariaworth
Ira Davis Greene
Lowenherz—Samuel
Leo Lowenherz
Columbus, Ga
Inez
Lawrence Samuel
New York
Hotel Savoy
Brown—Lewis
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Dothan
Susie Mae
George Marvin Lewis
Sevier—Bragg
E. F. Sevier
Mary Katherine
William F. Bragg, Jr
Norvell
Fry
Thomas Edwin Norvell
Grovetown
Josephine Gainey
William Wirtory, Jr
Augusta
Turton—Hogg
W. M. Turton
Vienna
Alice Kate
Grady Ralph Hogg
First Baptist Church
Fred R. Lindorme
Stewart Avenue
Tarnar
Parker
Ambrose
Landers
Miss Hitchcock
Ruby Hanson
Belle Hitchcock
Carl G. Weinmeister
Alice H. Gresham
Z. Brown
M. D. Ambrose
N. H. Kirkpatrick
D. N. Landers
J. W. Parker
Alfred M. Turner
Charles Gleason
Clifford Hudson
Kyle
A. BR. Parker
Tabernacle
Lamereaux
Miss Howe
Weasley Memorial
Wesley Memorial
Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Young Men's Christian Association
M. L. C. Smith
Good Samaritan
KB. R. Barmore
P. N. Key
Martha Simmons
W. White
Ruby Gaffney
Rogers
Hone
Miss Simmons
Misa Kate Fenton
Emma Lewis
Miss Woodward
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
Paris
Paul Poiret
Mme. Georgette
Maria Guy
Caroline Reboux
Camille Roger
Lichenstein
Gerhardt
Bendell
Louise
Kurzman
Francois
Miss Hardy
Miss Lees
Hardy
Peachtree Street
Robertson—Richards
Stephenson
Anne Barnett
Washington, Ga
Samuel Barnett
Annie cLaurie
Robinson
Msgs
Lucy
Hoka Smith
Parma
eMiss
Robison
Amare
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