Engagements Announced in a Series of 1910 Notices
Georgia and Southern couples receive engagements and June weddings across Americus New York Port land and other towns. Names include Wheatley Hawkins O Brien Boynton Avant Hammock Chiles Harvey Murphy Orr Fox White Keating Chafin Tate Conyers Rogers Shepherd Allen Johnson Simmons McGhee Smith Carter Taggart Benton with multiple June 1910 wedding plans and locations in Georgia North Carolina New York and Alabama.
Stradley-Simmons announce Mamie Elizabeth Stradley and Joseph Russell Simmons
Mr and Mrs W D Stradley announce the marriage of their daughter Mamie Elizabeth to Joseph Russell Simmons. The ceremony took place April 29 at the residence of Mr McCutcheon on Luckie Street with few guests present. Out of town visitors included Mr and Mrs R J Davis of Monticello and Judge and Mrs A D Meader of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avant
Hammock
James Russell Avant
Walden
Minnie Lewis
James Franklin Hammock
Dunbar
Liberty Chapel
Chiles—Harvey
Drucilla Hutchins Chiles
Louise
Miabel Harvey
Monticello
Tate—Conyers
Zimrilsbury Tate
Elbert County
Rebecca Thomas
Bennett Jones Conyers
Smith
Carter
Euler
Yula May
Jesse T. Carter
LaGrange
Hargrave—Truss
Ada Bush Hargrove
A. B. Truss
San Antonio
Texas
Mr. Caldwell
Jack Hunt
Clarkston
R. J. Davis
A. D. Meader
Covington
Truss
Maupin-Daniel Wedding Planned for June Evening
Miss Annie Mary Maupin and Mr. John Means Daniel will wed on June 16 at 8:30 p.m. in the Maupin home on West Peachtree Street. Dr J E French of First Methodist will officiate. Attendants include the bride’s mother and Mr. R C Henderson, with Miss Elizabeth Merritt and Master Ray Merritt as ribbon bearers. After a large reception, the couple will travel to Taraway and Asheville and reside with Mr. and Mrs. Maupin after the first week in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Merritt
Ray Merritt
Daniel
Taraway
Asheville
Mra. Maupin
Miss Woodberry Commencement and Recital Events
The article covers Miss Woodberry's school commencement sermons and concerts this week, including a Trinity Sunday sermon at All Saints by Rev. W. W. Memminger, and a two evening program featuring the Merchant of Venice at Marist hall and a Wednesday graduation concert with a reception. It also notes Mrs. Tyner's Healing lecture at Mrs. W. B. Cummings' residence and a Lula Greer pupils recital at 83 East Avenue with several named young performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Woodberry
Trinity
W. W. Memminger
All Saints
Marist Hall
Mozart
Mor-gan
Monrkowict
Virginia Lipscomt
Adgate Ellis
Bichorni
Brahms
Susie- Cole Winburn
Hubinstein
MacDowell
Frances Floyd
Faust
Gouned
Laurie Jones
Schumann
Chubert
Morgan Violin School Orchestra
Daughters Help Repair Wire Monument in Macon
Daughters of the Confederacy report at Macon meeting repair needs for the Wirz monument at Andersonville. They give 6 to the monument fund, fund two Winnie Davia dormitory students, donate 25 to Shiloh Monument, 10 to Macon fire families, 10 to Tallulah Falls model home, and host a bridge party for Miss Bessie Pope with a large invited guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Daughters of the Confederacy
Sidney Lanter
Wirz
Andersonville
Winnie Davia
State Normal School
Athens
Shiloh
Woman's Club School
Tallulah Falls
Bessie Pope
Nan Stephens
Miss Pope
Susie May Pope
Rushie Rey
Robinson Carter
Elizabeth Schlesinger
Amelia Whitaker
Marie and
Mec McIntyre
Missey Lucile
Florence Dennis
Arthur Reed
Eleanor Carlton
Baliie
Cobb Johnson
Julia Meador
Walter Pope
Commencement Exercises at Cox College Proceed as 67th event
The sixty seventh Cox College commencement begins at 11 this morning in the college chapel with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Charles W. Daniel of Atlanta. The program features organ preludes, choral and orchestral music, and soloists Miss Grace Lee Brown and Miss Edith M Fitch, followed by a senior celebration and the presentation of the college magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox College and Conservatory
College
Charles W. Daniel
Atlanta
Misa Eda Bartholomew
College Orchestra and Choral Union
Grace Lee Brown
Edith M. Fitch
Callene Orchestra and Choral Union
Grace Lay Brown
Thursa Ware Shaw
Missa Anna E. Hunt
Kittie Bailey
Byridie Jeffie Daniel
Mayrie Effile Coon
Colleges Park
Beulah Elizabeth Davidson
East Point
H Elizabeth Garner
Sandersville
Gladya Martan Heard
Vienna
Mamie Ida Hunter
Madison
Mary Gheesling Johnson
Sparta
Annie Lou Phillips
Pierceville
Cora Eugenia White
Austell
Wilelmina White
Ruth Hyer Worshem
Covington
Kittle Bailey
Cochran
Byrdie Jeffis Daniel
Eastman
Arion Glenn Arnold
Floy Chapman
Madge Guthrie Horn
Willia
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Isma Dooly
Wheatley—Hawkins
George D. Wheatley
Americus
May
Joseph Washburn Hawkins
Portland
Oregon
Miss Wheatley
Hawkins
Col
E. A. Hawkins
Harriman Lines
Georgia
Mrs. Hawkins
Wordsworth—Boynton
Nellie Frances O’brien
New York
Dorothy Wordsworth
Gray Boynton
Biltmore
N. C
Grace Church
New York City
Fox—White
William Thomas Fox
Birmingham
Als
Edith
Roy Reed White
Gadsden
Ala
Keating
Chafin
S. A. Keating
Clare
James Harvey Chafin
Rogers—Shepherd
Weston Rawlins
Oppie Lee Rogers
Luther Shepherd
Nashville
Taggart—Benton
James Taggart
Winton Parks
Herman Benton
Presbyterian
Marceau
John Alton Harriss
Riverside Drive
Valeria Lamar
Henry J. Lamar
Stoddard’s
Dixie
Peachtree St
Candler
U. S
Lula Greer
Blast Avenue
Misszesn Eimma Parks
Ruth Granbury
Esther Herren
Ruby Crabtree
Tweedie Hollingsworth
Alma Stewart
Annie Ray Warf
Minnie Mae Baldwin
Ruthie Greer
Louise Thompson
Constance Phillips
Walter Baldwin
Ernest Brown
Bryan Baldwin
Cox College
Ola Johnson
Ruby Hortense Mulloy
Maris Walker
Missea Sara Frances Garland
Sallie Claude Holden
Sarah McAfee Mobley
Francesa Thacker Owens
Marie Walker
Elizabeth Searcy
FA R Daniel
Miss Basle
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Centrala
A. B. Conklin
Atlanta Telephone Co
Evins Furniture Co
The
Economy Furniture Store
Whitehall Street
Ja. P. Stevens Engraving CO
Whitehall
Velvet
Peters
Fin
Paul Revere
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga