Wedding of Miss Block and Mr Brooks Morgan
The marriage of Miss Isabel Block and Mr Brooks Morgan occurred last evening at 8:30 at the Block residence on Peachtree street. Rev Orme Flynn officiated before a large assembly. bridesmaids were Nellie and Lucretia Block. best man Willam H. Taylor. The ceremony was in the main hallway with palms and pink flowers. reception and elaborate supper followed for twenty guests. The bride wore white viga crepe with rose point lace and lilies of the valley. bridesmaids carried pink roses. decorations featured palms ferns and pink blooms throughout the Block home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Block
Mr. Brooks Morgan
Isabel Block
Frank E. Block
Peachtree Street
Orme Flynn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Nellie
Lucretia Block
Richard Coleman Morgan
Henry Spencer
Frank Justis
Willam H. Taylor
Caleb Caldwell
Min
Ballard
Louisville
Nettie Black
Lucretia Black
Campbell
St. Louis
Watlington
Alabama
Coleman
Wedding Bells and Smilax Decor Highlight Atlanta Nuptials
The article describes elaborate wedding preparations with smilax arches, ferns, and pink carnation centerpieces in a circular dining room setting. The bride, the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Block, and groom Morgan are noted for their charm and prominence. guests from several states attended, and the couple planned a southern honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank BE
Washington
Atlanta
Mr. Morgan
Ikentucky
Georgia
South
Morgan
Thomas Morgan
Savannah
Saulé Morgan
Watlington
Alabama
Campbell
St. Louis
Guests to Black Morgan Wedding Entertained in Atlanta
Out of town guests for Rice Rotarian wedding in Atlanta were entertained by Albert Howell Jr at a dinner and theater party, with many attendees including Mrs Morgan, the Ballards, Brooks, Calloway, and Tayloe families. A Ladies Aid Society project to furnish department rooms via a funding concert at 4444 East Alabama Street on Friday night supports the endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Morgan
Atlanta
Albert Howell, Jr
William Tayloe
Morgan
Charlies Ballard
John Brooks
Frank Calloway
Clerk Howell
Boswell
Nottingham
Alabama
Campbell
St. Louis
Miss Coleman
Julia Taylor
Henry Spencer
Frank Justice
Kentucky
Will Tayloe
Brooks Morgan
Richard Coleman Morgan
Bates Block
Robert Lowry
Ladies’ Aid Society
Railroad
Young Men's Christian Association
Alabama Street
Hattie Hunter
Ethel Reane
Sleeping Heauty
Prince Charming
Agnes
Emmie Bell
Barefoot Boy
C. V. Ramy
Misses Curtis
Miss Hunter
Miss Rhodes
Annie Langford
Mabeth Ramner
Lora Wilkerson
Agnes Bell
Rena May Welch
Camille Westbrook
Ethel Armistead
Georgia Duncan
Sterling
Susie Hunter
Joyce Wood
B. C. Davis
Tabieaux
Maud Muller
Rena May Welsh
Muabel Ramey
Social hour and piano recital highlight East End gathering
Mrs Ray entertained forty ladies at her West End home in a spend the day party with luncheon on trays at 1 pm. Jonquil decor, groups of conversation, and many attendees listed. An evening piano recital by Miss Rae Lowe Sponder at Klind worth Conservatory promises significant musical progress and potential Europe study. A Winnie Davis memorial address for Camp Gordon is noted. A Dawson wedding planned for Miss Lizzie Mae Wooten and Mr Edwin Myers McKengie on April 24. Mrs R L West hosts an informal reception for Edith Harvey and Gertrude Harvey at Agnes Scott teachers present. Mr Clark Howell hosts luncheon for Brooks Morgan and others. Collier-Davis invites for Henrietta Wilson Collier and Robert Willoughby Davis on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Ray
West End
Crumley
Merry
Howell
Adair
Miss Green
Taylor
Carter
Thomas
Hughes
John Matthews
Ella Pope
Davia
Penn
Cox
Tupper
Nelms
Bondurant
Simpson
Matthews
John Simpson
Andrews
J. W. Pope
Johnson
Eva Matthews
Miss Spender
Rae Lowe Sponder
Klindworth Conservatory of Music
Miss Sponder
Europe
C. Saint-Saens
Joh
Seb
Bach
Ludwig von Beethoven
Count von Waldstein
Joachim Raff
Frederic Chopin
Guiseppe Ferrata
Franz Twlszt
Wits
Lizzie Mae Wooten
Dawson
Edwin Myers Mckengie
Montezuma
Miss Wooten
Joseph M. Wooten
Wesleyan College
Mrs. West
R. L. West
Decatur
Mig Edith Harvey
Rome
Gertrude Harvey
Virginia
Agnes Scott Institute
West
Clark Howell
Peachtree
Brooks Morgan
Messrs
Henry Spancer
Frank Justice
Richard Coleman Morgan
Charles Ballard
Kentucky
J.B. Thomason
J. J. Spalding
Thomas Beleston
Albert Howell
William Tayloe
Eatonton
Misses Guttenberger
Macon
Clark M. Davis
Miases
Lena
Ida Guttenberger
Eleanor Adams
Frances Sanford
Agnes Leverette
Bessie Adams
Annie Smith
Sparta
Margaret Reed
Annie Love Brown
K. G. Donovan
Wadley
John &. Owens
Peachttree
A. Cleves Symmes
South Carolina
Steve R. Johnston
Howard Candler
New York City
Thomas H. Morgan
Savannah
Black Morgan
James C. Manley
St. Louis
St. Joule
H. N. Martin
Boston
Julia Huguenin
Athens
Clare Felker
Monroe
Julia Stovall
Madison
Belle Scott
Andrew James
Clara James
Washington
Advertising Testimonial From St Paul Globe Manager
Arthur M Hull of The St Paul Globe praises Grape-Nuts after two years of Postum use. He reports discovering Grape-Nuts in newspapers and recently trying it, declaring it the finest food product he has tasted. He conveys best wishes for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Hull
St. Paul Globe
Mr. Hult
Prohibition Day events and civic society notices
Prohibition day activities hosted by the Atlanta Southside Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the Belle Kearneys WCTU at Walker Street church mark March 20 with a program of hymns prayers recitations and an address by Neal Dow and Rev Dr Mashburn. Also listed are Atlanta chapter D A R meeting at the Woman's Club rooms and the Twentieth Century Glee Club gathering at Mrs J W Young's home plus Band No 1 of the King's Daughters at Mrs Lynchmore Terrell's residence and the Julia Jackson chapter of the Children of the Confederacy meeting to study Confederate history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Southside
Lucy Caldwell
Jessie Cook
Walker Street Choir
Lillian Gillette
Neal Dow
Mashburn
Sarah Saul
Twentieth Century Glee Club
J. W. Young
McDaniel Street
King’s Daughters
Lynchmore Terrell
Courtland Street
Julia Jackson
The
Children of the Confederacy
Irene Mitchell
Ivy Street
Social notes from Augusta and nearby towns
A parade of visits and entertaining events in Augusta and nearby towns includes Mrs Clarence Angier hosting cards at her West Peachtree home, Misses Alice and Lena Orr guests in Dublin, and Mrs Herman Hirsch ill at the Aragon. Guests arrive from Chicago Alabama North Carolina and Virginia while others plan stays in Valdosta Charleston Rome and Decatur. Also mention of a dating dish party, illness updates on J R Mobley and Frank West, and local teas at the Aragon. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for piles and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Westmoreland
Augusta
Clarence Angier
West Peachtree
Alice
Lena Orr
Dublin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hudson
Howelton
Cosgrove
Memphis
Spencer
Justis
Lexington
Frances Black
Miss Watlington
Miss Campbell
Sallie Morgan
Mrs. Huson
Mrs. Howestomn
Mrs. Cosgrove
Cobb Caldwell
Ione Land
John S. Land
Los Angeles
Cal
Dynamo
Stiller Hat
Whitehall
Dexter
George Dexter
Aragon
Margaret
Lucy
Newman
Nannie
Mary Nicolson
Ruth Hallman
Addie Maude
Susan Cathoyon
Eugenia Oglesby
Leila
Tim Toombs
Helen Angler
Frances Carter
Wilmerding
Frank Meador
John Hill
Hickenszie- Wooten
Ron
Stella Heid
Mae Adams
Louise Dennis
Edward Davis
Griffin
Terrell Wingfield
Robert Stubbs
Joseph G. Camp
John D. Watterson
Clark Davis
Willis Davis
Huson
Brevard Nisbet
Clark Davis, Jr
Floyd Foster
H. Willet Ingram
Henry Spivey
Davis
Jalien Paschal
Lucien Lawrence
John Turner
Woman’s Club
Grand
Robert Ober
John Findley van Lear
Baltimore
Fannie Milton
Ther
John 8. Boykin
New York
City
Pee
Schaeffer
Toccoa, Ga
Irene Driver
Knoxville
Pryor Street
Aee
J. W. Wooten
Misa Wooten
Newt Anderson
Marietta
T. A. Gramiy
Pauline Gramming
Miss Tottle Jacot
J. Fred Alien
Warrenton
S. Cochran
Nashville
Oon
Miss Trezevant
Ian
Wile Rogers
Bryan, Tex
W. W. Benson
Woodward Avenue
T. C. Calkins
Orlando,Fla
Ables
Eleanor Gimperling
Julia Hemphill
Lastight
Misa Wattlington
Slabama
Miss Scott
Harmon
Isa May Moorman
Lelta Garrett
Kiseman & Weil
A . A . Bisziwam & Wad
Whitehall Street
Herman Hirsch Reegret
Marion Hudson
Jir
Charles Janson
Chicago
Florida
J M Kandriete
Bessia Kendrick
Charleston
Isabel Kean
North Carolina
Spring Street
W. W. White
Anderson, D. C
Arminius ‘Wright
Edgewovod
Fred Carter
Robinson
J. V. Carter
Cas
Eva Motes
Linnie Blosser
North Avenue
Sas
Aileen Peeples
Valdosta
William Leary
Thomas. Morgan
F. H. Ormone
Maud, Tompkins
Mrs. McArthur
Lucia Abbott
Edith Harvey
Carrie Bar
Samué. Bowman
Tob
Bucklen
Wiss Fgaklson
Wss
Kunalson
Uuiwouss
Suite
Liane
Coron
Wilbur & Sons
Philadelphia
Joseph Wurphy
Kerry Gow
Shaun Rhue
Atlanta Concert and Festival Association
Ewung-Taylor GO
Don Caesar DE Bazan
LouwwaAy
Wal Thour
N. Pryor
Cate
G, Griffin
Norcross Building
Charles Wy. Crankshaw
Diamond Cierchant and Densier
China
Coca
Japan
Mattinga
Savoon & Ausiii
A & Wa
Jain
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