Pretty wedding unites Miss Peart Hulurgok and Mr William Cochran
An unusually pretty home wedding occurred last Wednesday evening at the Patterson home 149 Glenwood Avenue. Miss Peart Hulurgok and Mr William Neal Cochran were married in a ceremony conducted by Re J H Eaken with J G Moore’s wedding march. The bridal party wore white mull and pink accents, rose bouquets, and the couple left for a short eastern trip before settling at 139 Glenwood Avenue. The article also notes active local Jewish Women group committees and a Halloween party at Hlndworth Conservatory with many attendees and festive decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peart Hulurgok
William Neal Cochran
B. Patterson
Glenwood Avenue
Rela
J. H. Eaken
J. G. Moore
Lohengrin
Maéids
Beulah McCollan
Boyles Heys
Dressea
Ida Hoebrook
Mars Virginia Puttegon
Fred Davidson
Council of Jewish Women Holds Monthly Meeting
The Council of Jewish Women met on Wednesday October 26 in the temple vestry with Mrs L B Clarke presiding. Rabbi Marx and Mr Kroigshaber spoke on uniting Jewish charities in Atlanta, with members voting to join when formed and to channel annual gifts through the united Jewish charities for relief and educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
The
Temple
L. B. Clarke
Rabbi Marx
Kroigshaber
Union of Jewish Charities
Atlanta
Cannels
Nts United Charity
United Jewish Charities
Council of Iterested
Miss Atkinson Hosts Debutante Luncheon in Atlanta
A luncheon for Miss Mary Ella Gogan at Miss Atkinson's home featured a pink yellow deco rated table with chrysanthemum centerpieces and hand painted place cards. Twenty four young ladies attended, prizes included a lace fan and hat pin, and guest of honor presented a lace handkerchief. Mrs Jeanette Swift to be honored at future events. West End Club hosted dominos and tea with autumn decor and a pumpkin hat contest. Recent arrivals include the Fort sisters moving from Athens to 500 Peachtree Street Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Liz Culberson
E. V. Carter
West End
Miss Atkinson
Minnie A'Tikkinson
Mary Ella Gogan
Aliss Logan
Marshall Eckford
Delft
Susie Wells
Kate Johnston
Eckford
Atllanta
Fort
John T. Wort
Atlanta
Athens
Colonel Fort
Peachtree Street
Wedding Reception for Miss Mary Lu Culberson and Mr Stacey
Wedding notices describe reception plans in Nashville for the marriage of Miss Mary Lu Culberson and Mr W C Stacey. Hubert Culmberson will entertain the bridal party at 6 40 pm on November 15. a bazaar is planned at Mrs Moore's with many Christmas items, dolls and crafts. A handkerchief shower for the bride is announced by Mrs G W Rowbotham of New Orleans with several invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Swift
John Parks Huntley
Jeannette Swift
Mrs. Huntley
RFR
Hubert Culmberson
Mary Lu Culberson
W. C. Stacey
Nashville
Jemez
G. W. Rowbotham
New Orleans
Elzebuth Jay
Nettie Mills
May Aveker
Ste Jeunston
Entertaining Socials Highlight Montgomery Gatherings
A week of informal events at Montgomery residences featured Mrs Midna Parr hosting on Glenwood avenue with white chrysanthemums and ferns. Guests included Misses Love Kinsey Bradley Connally Moore Roberson Astin and others, plus Messrs Key Armstead Cheshire Reese Hornbuckle and Dr Kimble. Wheelers Cavalry and Mrs Nathan Lynn hosted on Ellis street with palms ferns and chrysanthemums and a refined supper. Mrs Ethel Taylor celebrated her marriage to Floyd Cooper with Lenn is Weifner hosting tea, white and green decor, red sylvia roses and carnations, heart shaped centerpiece and silver candle sticks. The crowd wore spring attire and guests included Mrs White and Miss Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Farr
Midna Parr
Glenwood Avenue
Love
K Kinsey
Bradley
Livese
Connally
Moore
Hopkins
Farr
Mias Roberson
Astin
Key
Armstead
Cheshire
Reese, Hornbuckle
Kimbel
Warr
Ralph Astin
Mr. Astin
Wheelers Cavalry
Nathan Lynn
Ellis Street
Wheelers
Miss Heifner
Lennis Weifner
M. Neca
Ethel Taylor
A. Place
Floyd Cooper
Meath
Sylvia
Dalles
Hartman
White
Mildred Harris
Adeline Heifner
Heifner
Willie Heifner
Roberts
Puirburn
Cotillions and Society Events Headline Local Season
Cotillion at Vital City Club honors Miss Laura Hil Payne. Cotillion at Piedmont Driving Club honors Miss Elizabeth Dorrance arriving from Cleveland. Knights of Pythias Ball opens November 9 with a large musical program. Mrs. Payne’s tea November 15 introduces Laura Payne with a long list of hostesses and guests. color scheme ivory and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carroll M Payne
Vital City Club
Laura Hil Payne
Dorrance. R
James L. Dickmey, Jrt
Piedmont Driving Club
Elizabeth Dorrance
Cleveland
Ohio
Payne
J. Carroll Payne
Misa Laura Payne
Jozeph Terrell
John Hill
Gregory
James D. Leitner
James L. Dickey, Sr
Fybert S. Weswell
Jennie Eaglish
Katherine Gholsum
Emma Belle duBose
Stubblefield
Blount
Maud Soneston
Marion Peel
Addie Maud
Myrtle Tye
Mies
Halloween Party at Pryor Street Home
HK Misses Kaphan entertained many friends at a delightful hallowe en party at their Pryor street home Wednesday evening. The house was decorated with palms and chrysanthemums. After the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Hlindworth Conservatory
Conservatory
Mueller
Kurt Mueller
John Hyman
Guerry
Helen Good
Lewis Norton
Mattie and
Lida Day
Edna Saville
Page Jones
Florence McDonald
Mincie Hubbard
Elizabeth Lee
Little Belle Farmer
Isabelle Sawyer
Dr. Griffin
Messrs
Will Galloway
Pierce Shepherd
Clarence Wayne
Will ‘Arnaud
Charles Sheldon
Paul Donehoo
Henry €Raftin
Ed Walker
Mell Wayne
Raginell Guerry
Paul Branklin
George Green
Robert Wiliams
Herbert Adams
Walter Low
Kaphan
Pryor Street
Atlanta Social News Headlines and Guest Arrivals
A long list of social events and familiar names fills the page. Mrs. J. O Keefe Nelson hosts a box party at the Bijou while Miss Laura Hill Payne is toasted at the Capital City Club. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whitehead at the Piedmont, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joyner at 64 Forrest Avenue, and many visits to North Avenue addresses. The piece catalogs engagements, visits, and households in Atlanta society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Whitehead Ala
Piedmont Hotel
Richard Joyner
Forrest Avenue
Fleischmann
South Korysyth Street
Dora
Joseph BR. Lazarus
Denver
John D. Little
Capital City Club
Laura Hill Payne
Pletcher M. Watron
Little
Mamie Regina
Chattasooga
Pred Wedemeyer
Ethel Thomas
Smart Hats At A Grand Opers Building Parlors
A fragment notes Miss Rogers and a Grand Opera Building Parlors hat shop at 719 offering reasonably priced, stylish hats. It touts pesty, fashionable creations from local designers and claims the nth floor location provides affordable elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buda
Rogenus
Montgome ry Court Set To Decide Railroad Case
November 4 in Montgomery Alabama a quo warranto case is to be heard challenging the Louise and Nashville railroad’s operation of the South and North railroad. Judge A D will rule next week after preliminary proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Spe
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Henry #. Gray
Louise and Nashville
Cnise
South and North Railroad
Jude A.D. Will Rall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holbrook-Cochran
Jewish Women
Union ‘of Charities
Presiden Religious Committee
Mra
David Mar
J. M. Alexvander
Oscar Bisan
Joseph Hieseh
Samuel Pinkussohn
M. Wald
Sabbath Schuel
D Tileln
R.A. Sonn
Marcus Stern
Mureua ‘Loeb
Ralph
J. Bigler
Schoon
Sig. Samuels
Meyers
Edgar 1Eberman
Beulah Haas
A. Wise
Mis
Ida Gathman
Enger Oberdorfer
Mont Efliser
M. D. Blum
Adolah Wolff
Berdie Dunn
Mor Benjamin
Misa Rae Schlesinger
Addie Steinhelmer
Arthur Heyman
Ralph Victor
M. Alexander
Aaron Heas
Sig Weil
Misa Henale Franklin
Sodus
Warner
Thompson
J. M.high CO
Avis Buyci
Spencer
Dan Walker
Reanton of Conterate Veterans
Macon
Constance Knowles
Urtense Horne
Emma duBose
Hattie May Hith
Nellie Harris
Josie and
Qwarrie Stockdell
Jennie English
Mary Thomas
May du Bignon
Eugenia Ogiesby
Anaiz Funten
Ethel Key
Frances Qurter
Peaent
Rskine
Kate Behrmen
Leila Belle Fuller
Marie Parks
Viola Parks
Lizzie Grege
Lillian Tidwell
Susan Fain
Florence Fain
Ed Fisher
Ethel Fisher
Clara Belle Wilson
Minnie Atkinson
Louie Grace Mixon
Margaret Duncan
May Tompkins
Ruth Lewis
Mabel Harrelson
Alice Orr
Lena Orr
Mary Mere
Marie Seovel
NeLie Dozier
Louise Dagly
Isabel Tulii
Rosabet Chapman
John BR. Dickinson
Knights of Pythias
Uniform Bank
Masonic Hall
Mitchell Street
Amoroga
St. Louis
Lindy
Luella
Pinaud
D. Pinaud
Tesses
Seas
Keely
Keely’s
New York
Keely Company
Gertrude Rugsdale
Hessie Stripling
Iva Mims
Luella Bledsoe
Jean Kaphan
Harriet Bledsoe
Misa Pau- Une Kaphan
Norma Craig
T. Kaphan
Mamye T. Kaphan
G. Wildauer
la Prade
Bessie Patrick
Lado van Staveren
Emmy Kaphan
Bono
W. R. Anglin
Ray McDonald
Ralph Upshaw
E. le Baugh
Beker
Sloan
Franz Haynes
Herbert West
Boss
Bt. Anthony's Guild
W. L. Bridewell
AshBy Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Atlanta Psychological Society
School For Health and Happiness
Austell Building
Orphans’ Aid Society
Joseph Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
John M. Graham
West Peachtree Place
R. B. Fuller
Durham
N. Y
City
3. W. Bacon
Crew Street
Annie Claiborne Rucker
Virginia
Elizabeth Weisiger
Rucker
BE. ‘T. Rucker
Cuba
J. O'Keefe -Elson
Catoosa
Drury Powers
J. M. van Whatlingen
North
Majestic
Eugene Wachendorff
Lee Street
William Montgomery
Jack Cutler
Edkin
Frank Lang
Memphis
R. M. Rose
Kate Robinson
Indianapolis
Eugenia Jones—Bacon
North Carolina
Ivy Street
Savannah
Lorida
Ors. Harwood Rosser
Lela Park Glemm
Mason Avenue
Edgewood
Jacksonville
Yuh Murphy
Josie Lynch
C. 8. Evans
Tenn
Russell Uiopkies
Huntley A
William Thomas Roberts
Wairburn
Lewis Holliday
Tulane University
Marie Scovel
S. W. Foster
North Avenue
J. C. Wabersham
Mary Jon Stiles
Margaret WY Stiles
Coaledge’ House
Jerome Jones
Josie Stockdell
Mae Scott
Edward English
Montezuma
Miss Hlodgett
Chicago
Richard Orme Flinn
John J. Woodside
Mendenhall
IF. M. Lukey
Marlborough
Clara. Simpson
Miss Simpson
Montgoma
East Baker Street
George B. H
Washington
Avery
Harry Haverman
Mobile
Geriradgwell
Fulia Tugrain
Misa ‘Ceis Jongalvater
Wave Cooke
Robert Wessells
Sues of
Leura Wil Payne
Eligabeth Durran Qhin
Chesten
Welind
Upwell
Lowsll Pars
Pony “Ig
Jay Bell
Pryer Street
Hana
Shane
Shane Shoe Co
Whitehall Sr
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