Beautiful Willingham wedding links Macon society
In Macon Georgia on a May Wednesday Edith Willingham wed Julius Bumjan Willingham’s son in a ceremony rich with lilies roses and pinks. The wedding at the Willingham home featured Rev B Womble and Rev C Darran officiating, a bridal party from Winston-Salem and Philadelphia, and a grand reception with out-of-town guests. A lavish postnuptial supper followed as the couple planned a Panama trip.
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Macon
Willingham
Mike Edith Willingham
Alfred HR. Wilsham
Bumjan
Wile
Wi Oin- Saien
N.C
Richmond
B. ¥. Womble
Hendersonville
OC. Darran
First Baptist Church
Eunice Willingham
Macy-Ross Siebels
Katherine Willingham
Briesmans
Marguerite Innes
Winston-Salem
Ay Mary Stacey
Fork
Willierminger
Nona Shaw
Camille Willingham
Mr. Willingham
Mies
Paul Barringer
David Blau
Norman Stockton
Harles Vogel
James Gray, Jr
Womble
Panama
J. J. Siehers
Columbia
Migs Sa~ reh_ Phelan
Philadelphia
Mra
B L. Wilsham
Flufaula
Ala
Fev
B. F. Womble
Social events and society notes in Griffin Georgia
Mrs James Edwards hosted Pu sanki chapter DAR and guests on South Hill Street with music and readings. Mrs Thames Mills led Presidents of the United States, Miss Cynthia Elia sang, and Mrs J C Edwards recited A Famous Duel Between Lachlan McIntosh and Button Gum. Hostess Mrs Jonit Chance and Mrs Willscott served sweet courses.
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Jonit Chance
Willscott
James Eiawards
Annie Ysry
Thomaston
Jennie McKenney
Frank Pattarson
Beverly Montgomery
Spartanburg
Joseph Montgomery
South Hill Street
Frank Patterson
Elks’ Club
Hattie Mae Holland
Atlanta
Miriam Smithaeal
Decatur
Rogsie Bell Newton
Boynton
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Joseph Derry
Henry Smith
N. B. Drewry
Woman’s Club
Thomas Mills
Robert Strighland
Charles Thomas
Benjamin Blakely
Jonesboro
Robert Daniel
McKibben
Lipscomb
Rock club gathering at Mrs Ware's in Lawrenceville
On Saturday afternoon Mrs Dr Ware hosted the Rock club with fourteen members enjoying games and a salad course and punch. The Baptist church Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs D G Kelley’s Monday afternoon with Mrs IL Exum as tender. After a very
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DR. Ware
Ware
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptisl Church
D. G. Kelley
Il. Exum
Presbyterian church missionary meeting on The White Man's Burden
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met at 3 30 with Mrs Jessie McKelver and several ladies. They discussed The White Man's Burden. The next meeting will be with Mrs Lucinda Bilis.
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Servda Gream
Orelen Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Jessie McKelverast
Cheng
Harris
Smithy
Thompson
Gunter
Lucinda Bilis
Henderson Borne Wedding in Dalton at Presbyterian Church
The wedding of Miss Annie Ruth Borne and Mr. Fred Hill Henderson occurred Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian church in Dalton Georgia. A musical program featured Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs. Jones with Mrs. Frank Summeraur, Miss Beulah Adamson of Rome, and Miss Mabel Lester at the piano. Ushers included Harold Horne and Mike Horne among others. After the ceremony out of town guests were entertained by the bride’s mother, Mrs. M. K. Horne, at a buffet supper. The couple will reside in Chickamauga after June 1, with Mr. Henderson employed at Crystal Springs Bleachery.
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F.C. Black
Mendelssohn
M. K. Horne
Horne
Tom Lee
J. At Cochran
Barnesville
Guesis
Dixie Henderson
Ashley Jewell
Frank Camp
Lilian’ Jewell
Trippe
Eugene Wyatt
F. Henderson
Chickamauga
Marion Welder
Atlanta
Bernice Rhodes
Shorter College
Misa Beulah “Adamson
Ellen Lowry
Will Wyatt
Harlan Starr
Rome
Donald Starr
Calhoun
Mike Horne
Lafayette
Douglas McMillan
Harold
Marsh Horne
Chattanacooga
Clyde Brown
Johnson City
Tenn
J._M. Cochran
Henderson
Virginia
Carolinas
Crystal Springs
Grand Opera Draws Faculty and Students at Atlanta
Bessie Tift College reported a large turnout of faculty and students at a grand opera in Atlanta last week. Among attendees were Dr. and Mrs. M. Jackson, Miss Denmark, Miss Gwynne, and several Ballantine, Graft, Bealer, Fisher, Held, Morris, Mathews, Mulloy, Sutton, Barnes. An attractive Saturday recital by the orchestra followed the performance.
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Atlanta
M. Jackson
Misa Denmark
Mias Gwynne
Caroline Ballantine
Jean Graft
Emily Bealer
Mary Katherine Fisher
Lillian Held
Ruth Morris
Ethyl Mathews
Kathleen Mulloy
Winifred Sutton
Jimmie Barnes
Delightfully Entertained Orchestra Under Professor Friedrich
A student orchestra conducted by Professor Friedrich performed this season. The ensemble, seventeen members strong, included Misses Lela Summerall and Marence Stephenson on clarinets and cornet notes by Professor Frieditch. Officers listed: President Vince McConnell, Vice President Hugh Jackson, Secretary Leia Summerall.
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Lela Summerall
Marence Stephenson
Frieditch
Friedrich
Vince McConnell
Hugh] Jackson
Leia Summerall
Treasury officers elected at 1914-11 college recital
The graduating recital of Ming Es thes Tatum ja piano and Mass Gussie Peterson In expression was held in the college auditorium on Monday evening. The Chonian society elected officers for the year 1914-11: President Miss Annie Claire Ranew vice president Miss Mabel Padrich second vice president Miss Bessie Strickland secretary Miss Allison Gooding assistant secretary Ansa Helen Traner corresponding secretary Miss Anna Kate Wilkes treasurer Miss Kathreen Ueatright assistant treasurer Miss Brin Dill censor Mase Jame Morgan pnnist Miss Louise Chere assistant presist Miss Tala Riddle choristers Misses Loite Brown Lucius Parker and Ruth Parker Bessie Summerford marshals Misses Ruth Ward Clara Williams Judie Covington and Winifred Sutton program committee Misses Eusema Stone and Mae McConnell editor-in-chief Bessie TJ Toy nal Miss Annie Jackson assisted Misses Janie Hollis Julia Searcy manne ard and teoma Metuicheon bramness manager Miss Esther Tatum acatstant business manager Miss Alline Thompson director
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Allan Asbury
Walter H. Friedrich
Ming Esthes “Tatum
Gussie Peterson
Chonian Society
Annie Claire Ranewce
Mabel Padrich
Secon
Bessie Strickland
Tate Magasimer
Alison Gooding
Ansa
Helen Traner
Anna Kate Wilkes
Kathreen Ueatright
Brin Dill
Mase Jame Morgan
P.nnist
Louise Chere
Tala Riddle
Loite Brown
Lucius Parker
Ruth Parker
Bessie Sumerford
Opulent Eatonton Visitants Dine in Atlanta Week
Eatonton guests including Mrs W. I Grant Captain John S Red Mrs Thomas G Lawweer and others visited Atlanta for grand operations. Colonnades hosted Rev and Mrs A F McMahon and Jo Parry Lee among attendees. Young Ladies Missionary Society met with Dr Mebane presiding. Frank Smivey Jr born soon. Master Walter Wingfield Walker hosted friends at Ponola Park with refreshments.
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Eatonton
Grand Opera
Atlanta
W. 1 Grant
John S. Red
Thomas G Lawweer
FW. Hunt
Fannie Lee Leverette Mreigeoners
EF. Bozeman
Nina Juha Wistisia
Erwin Perrs
Maggie Lambdin
Mugena Bigham
WG Burwell
Sparta
Eihelsa Tasenberry
Batnesyilia
Ray D. Stubbs
Ané
Bessie
Sara Lawrence
Lilie Wiese
Jarmulowski
Tillie Fromer
Brevard Nisbet
John Turner
EF Brongon
A. F. McMahon
Jo Parry Lee
Parham
al F. Barksdale
Fannie Scott Leverette
Sarah Scott
J Frank Smivey
Frank Smves
Walter Wingfield Walker
Ponola Park
Kanes the Chancrous
H. & Walker
A Greer
Nona Leverette
Valentine" ‘Valiaferro
Mra Percy
Mary Fuiny
Minses Carolin McMullan
Nell Harris
Macon
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John J. Siebela
Howell Erminger, Jr
Richard
John C. Holmes
L. Winship
Nannie Adams
Misa Leia
Rogers
Julia Goodwyn
H. B. Erminger
Edith Willingham
Misa
Calder
Arthur Dasher
Jgr
Hichard Wilingham
John Willngham
Willie Erminge
Mary Stacey
York
S. C
Leon
Misa Willingham
Marjorie McNair
Claire Baifeuille
Brien
Robert F. Smith
Ruth Smith
Leon S. Dure
New York
James T. Wright
Dure
Cavers
Charles B. Rhodes
Ella Mae Williams
L. W. Carew
Tampa
Florida
J. H. Ennis
Milledegaville
A. F. Harper
Lawrenceville, GA
Bessie Tift College
Leaney
Lyndon Humphreys
Greensboro
N. C
Lindsey Hopkins
Wille Gaskins
Flute Ana
Ae Kop
Nemo
Lastikops
Nemo Hygienic Fashion Institute
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