Engagment announced of Rosa Carter to Clifford Walker of Monroe
Mrs A Matthewson of Atlanta announces the engagement of her daughter Rosa Carter to Mr Clifford Walker of Monroe Georgia. The wedding is set for April 29 at Rosa’s brother Jameson’s home. Walker, a Monroe lawyer and former mayor, is a Baptist church leader with a promising future. After the ceremony the couple will travel east for a few weeks and attend the Southern Baptist convention in Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ard
East
Southern Baptist Convention
Asheville
A Musical Hour and Society Notes at Local Clubs
A Woman's Club musical afternoon featured Mrs Marie Congdon Stuart Miss Elizabeth McArthur and Miss Watson with numbers by Schubert Chadwick Brahms and Lynus. Upcoming events include Mrs W D Elis Sr and Mrs W D Ella Jr's afternoon entertainment Mrs Hillis Sr hosting Wiggs in the Cabbage Patch reading and a readers symposium. The issue also lists church rallies dances and numerous society meetings with names of local residents and venues.
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Woman's Club
Marie Congdon Stuart
Elizabeth McArthur
Miss Watson
Erl King
Schubert
Allah”Chadwick
Brahms
Lynus
Ww D Elis, Sr
W D Ella, Jr
W D Hillis
Conservatory
Klindworth Conservatory of Music
Wea
Jack Pappenheimer
Oxeningell
Hortense Deer
Etude
Cramer
Della Smith
Hawley
Lave
Henry Bishopp
Marie Pappenheimer
Strienne
Burgmueller
Ferrara
Jones Davidson wedding surprises friends at Pryor street home
Miss Annie Leone Davidson wed Aggie Ferry Jones in early month ceremony at the Davidson home 374 South Pryor street The bride, a noted favorite and beauty among her circle, was honored by many friends with the news of the union reported recently.
Mrs MacFadyen Sees New Hope for Children
London reformer Mrs MacFadyen, noted for her work on child labor legislation, travels in the United States to press humane aims. She criticizes industrial practices in Alabama and Georgia, highlighting conditions in mills from Montgomery to Huntaville, and argues for education and age limits to lift the South from harmful labor.
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Irdine Ashby Macfadyen
London
Goodby
England
Alabama
Georgia
MacFadyen
MacMadoven
America
Iaber
Iabor
Huntaville
Alasha
South
Mecladyen
Montgomery
Cit
St Vitus
Social Notes and Visits Sweep Through Pryor Street
Social pages record visits and entertainments on Pryor Street including Mrs John Fryer hostesses and guests from Charleston, Des Moines, Boston, and Washington. Notables such as Miss Gertrude French, Miss Edith Angier, Mrs Nathaniel Jackson, and Miss Nell Howell are mentioned among luncheons, illnesses, and travel plans.
Residents and visitors noted from city social column
Claude Shewmake and Mrs Wil Denovan return from Florida to the city. Miss Gilas Powell will reside in New York, joining her mother April 1. Mrs S E Gabbett recovered from a minor illness. Mrs Frank Pearson improving. Charles Read returns home. Rev Father McMahon of Augusta visits. Irene Ashby McFadyen at Hotel Bon-Air. Eugene Spalding remains at home on Peachtree Street. Nora McMahon returns from Augusta. Miss Johnson of Griffin guests of Mrs John James. George Traylor back from Florida. Mary Mitchell returns from Aiken County. Mr and Mrs John S Cohen plan summer build on Peachtree Street. Walter Inman of Augusta visits. Mr and Mrs James W English to start new Peachtree residence in spring. Mrs J B Crews and Albany visitor stay with Mrs J B Lively. Scientific Association meeting jokes announce Pond’s Extract as a wonder of the world.
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Joseph Moody
William Reynolds
Miss Adams
Mesdames
C Pinckney
Henry M Athinson
J N Kimbut
H H Cobb
A Nicolson Grint Wilkins
Charles Wikins
John G Wilkins
J Sodd
McLane Tilton
Moofie
Louis Janes
Albert Howell
MM Brown
Dan B
Harrie
Bagies
Dargan
H E Harmon
Walker
EH Porter
Hutchison Louis Ho
Gobeck
George W Traylor
Nolmes
G Oglesby
Aciple
EH Thornton
H Martin
Healey L
Cmehton James W Ellis
C Cadyell
C Jarnigan
Robert C Alston
R_ Prescott
Cuyler Smith
H McLean
Ridley
Q Wilmerding Rey Dunbar
A Hunter
Edgar Hunnicutt
Tanner
NW Mitchell
H Smith
Ripley
E Park
Edgar Brown
McAllan Marsh
L McKee
A W Smith
G L Crandall
Lews
P S Arkwright
R A Harris
OC Carter
EB Neal
Trank Stewart
Martha Glover
Dugenia Oglesb
Hawes
Brown
Mobley
Frank Harold
Americus
Elen Hilly
Elizabeth Joanson
Spring Street
Knoxville
Tenn
F .A Carter
Sweetwater
BE. V. Carter
Frances Johnson
North Side
Gilas Powell
New York
S E Gabbett
Frank Pearson
Charles Read
Father McMahon
Augusta
Irene Ashby McFadyen
Bon-Air
Eugene Spalding
Quter
Peachtree Street
Nora McMahon
Miss Johnson
Griffin
John James
John S Cohen
Frank S Ems
Walter Inman
Walker Inman
Peachtree Stree
James W English, Jr
Purim Ball Tonight At Hebrew Orphans Home
A large crowd is expected tonight for a Purim ball at the Hebrew Orphans Home. The event, hosted by the Council of Jewish Women, runs from 7:30 to 10 for children, then elders dance late into the night to celebrate the festival of deliverance from Haman.
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Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Council of Jewish Women
Bnefit
Haman
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Oliver
John Y Oliver
Tierence Adams
Fred Over
Charlotte
Wred Oliver
Viss Adams
George Brown
Punch
Mr Jones
Central Avenue
Presbyterian Church
West End
Kittrell. Kent
Addie Kittrell
Robert L Kent
Wrightsville
Hom
H S Bradley
Trinity Methodist Church
Thalian Club
Segadlo Institute
Julia Jackson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Irene Mitchell
Ivy Street
First Presbyterian Church
Children of the Confederacy
Atlanta Circle of Kings Daughters and Sons
Austell Building
Woman's Alliance
Mra CG A
Langston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Knights of Pythias
Kiser Building
Engram-Ramser
Bufalus
Ala
Annie Ramser
H D Engram
M B Wharton
A Ogletree
Ramser
Engram
Marie Davenport
Washington
Nellie Block
Mary McAndrew
Union Spring
Misa Hettle Price
East Pine Street
James
Burger
Joliet
Je M Layton
Wis
A C Robson
Tennessee
E Vv. Carter
Lee Street
James Owens
Owens
Albany
T. B Green
Aes Cornelia Green
Palm Beach
Samuel Thomas
Richmond
FT H Murphy
Baltimore
City
Fla
Sno
Mary
Caroline Howell
OM Club
J. L. Sutton
Orange Street
Va Geher
Canada
Ret Dargan
Doughty mm Augusta
Church of the Immaculate Cou
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John B. Stetson Co
Mrs. Macfadyen
Irene Ashby Macfadyen Ang
Ecptun
Rossini Pro Peccatis
Gertrude French
Innots
Vaiss
Lera Millichell
South Prior Street
George Heewara
John Fryer
Charleston
Hugh B Cobb
Carrollton
Go Os
Sarah Collier
Amer
Frenk Friall
Boston
Warris Morrai
Des Moines
Florida
Edward van Winkle
Young Married Women’s Club
Toa Misa
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Angier
Savannah
Mra
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Iaa
Spinsters’ Club
Myrtice Scott
Julio Porter
Washington, DC
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Preston Hill
Eugenia Oglesby
Louise Black
Lucy Inman
Henry Inman
Sarah B Cole
Memphis
Frederick Oliver
John Oliver
Mildred McBurney
Pryor Street
Mary Anna Kenney
Corinne Fischer
Athena
S C Venable
Krceldie
Gu Yue
Atlanta
Trinity
Antry
Stone Mountain
Ellis Arrest
Lawrence
Wss Boulevard
Claude Shewmake
Wil Denovan
Sta3tine
Daytona
Florida East
Mrs Francis Block
George Traylor
Mary Mitchell
Aiken Co
J 8 Crews
JB Lively
Left Mesnby Street
SA of 3
Scientific Association of
Kuusiis
Lusserk
G Gdibuewea
Suine
Esseman & Weil
Whitehall St
W L. Douglas Shoes
Charles W. Crankshaw
Diamond Merchant and Jowstar
Whitehall Street
Rich & Harris
Lea Ditrichestein
Irith
Joseph Murphy
Aberry Gow
Shaun Rhue
Ewing-Taylor
the Alamo
Acts
Ansemmnee
Thursuay
Marcus Au. Walthour
Lane
Battiene
W. S Burkhart
Cincinnati
Ken, Bie Trouble
Egster
Excelsior Lauaius
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