Marriage Celebrated at St James Marietta
The marriage of Miss Rosa Dwight Willingham and Mr. Richard Langdon Meares was solemnized at St James Episcopal Church in Marietta. A large congregation witnessed the ceremony with Rev Randolph R Claibrone officiating. The bridal party included Miss Willie May Blair as maid of honor and Mr Thomas D Meares as best man, with numerous bridesmaids and groomsmen from Marietta Atlanta Wilmington and Marion. The bride wore white crepe meteor with Chantilly lace and carried bridal roses and valley lilies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Dwight Willingham
Richard Langdon Meares
St. James Episcopal Church
Marietta
George L. Peschau
Thomas D. Meares
Willie May Blair
Francis Law
Elizabeth Reynolds
Maretta
Marian Fielder
Atlanta
Roberta Silvester
John B. Peschau, Jr
Si James
Killarmey Roses
Swansonia
Wilmington
Harold Willingham
Diizabeth Wylly
Daren
North Carolina
John Satterfield
Macon
Fahy
Rome
Park
Greenshore
Hugene Hardy
Florence
S&c
Thomas P.meares
Mery Meares
New Face Peeler Promises Youthful Complexion Magic
An ad touts a wax facial treatment sold in drug stores. Apply at night, wash off in the morning to remove worn skin cells and reveal fresher under skin. Claims a harmless home remedy with dramatic wrinkle reduction. Also mentions a magical formula with powdered substances and witch hazel. Wedding notice fragments describe bridal party attire and guests at a North Carolina ceremony.
Social circle attendees list in Atlanta event
The passage names numerous individuals including Mrs J M Sanders, Mr and Mrs Victor Moore, Miss Caroline Moon, Miss Eva Matthews, Mr and Mrs John Peschau, Dr and Mrs Guy King, Mr and Mrs Will Hoffman, Miss Margaret Ruston, Mrs Kate Thomson, Mr and Mrs S B Scott, Miss Emily Cassin, Mr and Mrs W J Fielder, Mr W E Roberts, Mr James Hardin in Atlanta, indicating a social gathering or society roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sanders
Victor Moore
Caroline Moon
Eva Matthews
John Peschau
Guy_ King
Will Hoffman
Margaret Ruston
Kate Thomson
S. B. Scott
Emily Cassin
W. J. Fielder
W. E. Roberts
James Hardin
Atlanta
Supper Dance at Arkwright Home Delights Druid Hills Guests
A stylish supper dance hosted by Miss Dorothy Arkwright at her parents’ Druid Hills home featured dancing between courses, autumn flowers and a string orchestra. Attendees included debutantes and escorts preparing for Thursday’s wedding supper, with guests list highlighting numerous Athens and local social elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Arkwright
Preston
Arkwright
Druid Hills
Adgate Hills
Ewell Gay
Miss Arkwright
Ark Wright
Miss Ellis
Adgate Huis
Henrietta, Yerxer
Adeline, Davis
Natalie Campbell
Theo Prioleau
Mamie Ansley
Margaret Trayloy
Dolly Prioleau
Katherine Bilis
Emma Lowry Freeman
Louise Broyles
Nellie’ Phinizy
Athens
Misa Dorothy High
Josephine Mobley
Jessie McKee
Moss Bertha Moore
Isabel Robson
Misa Tsoline Campbell
Helen McCarty
Julia Murpher
Virginia Lipscomb
Dorothy Harmon
Lucile Kahrt
Misa Virginia Howman
Margaret Grant
Misa Collie Hoke Smith
Nellig Hood Ridley
M. A. Lipscomb
Hens
Walter Colaaldt
George Howard
Witmer J. Moore
Thomas B. Paine
Dixon McCarty
William Rawson
Stanley Matthewson
Henry Clay Burr
Ralph Tagan
Stuart Witham
Kenneth McRae
Willard McBurney
Joel Hurt, Jr
Saunders Jones
Robert” ‘Barrester
Saunders Hickety
Julian Robinson
Hunter Perry
Walliam
Dickey
Henry Newman
Thomas Lyons
Edward Alfriend
Jere Osborne
Edwin McCarty
M. George Buttey
Lewie Greee
Augustus J
Gardens lecture to be given at executive mansion by Charles Leavitt
A lecture on Gardens with Steropticon views will be delivered Friday afternoon at the executive mansion. Charles W. Leavitt of Washington, a U S government landscape engineer, will discuss garden study as a feminine domestic and artistic pursuit. The Woman's Guild of St Luke's Church organizes the event to attract broad patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Mansion
Charles W. Leavitt
Washington
United States
Atlanta
Marist College
Szcred Heart
E. J. Putnam
Rosetta
Loretta Wrigley
W. D. Williamson
S.J M
W. E. Mcainin
Homer Prater
Becky Beveridge
James’ Well
Marist College Orchestra
Ladies’ Altar Society
Knights of Columbus
Mesdames
J. H. Wines
James Duffy
Jane Adkins
John F. Hurley
J. McGarry
James McGarry
2. Engle
Merchants of Athens Honor Cotton Scrip
Athens merchants to honor local cotton scrip ranging from 35 cents to $1 for ten days. The scrip, backed by warehouse certificates, will be accepted to pay overdue accounts and buy winter goods, redeemable at 1 cent above the highest cotton price when warehoused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
James B Nevin Named Editor of The Georgian
James B Nevin, the paper's political writer for two years, is promoted to editor succeeding Keats Speed who moves to Hearst publications in the north. Nevin, a Georgia native and former Rome Tribune editor, also wrote for The Washington Post. His promotion excites friends across the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Nevin
Georgian
Keats Speed
Afr
Speed
Hearst
Nevin
South
Georgia
Rome Tribune
Washington Post
Athens Buys Auto Truck For Fire Department
The Athens fire department will receive a second automobile truck later this month to replace horse teams at the station in the residential area. Both stations will be equipped with 1914 model auto trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Firemen's Fund Moves Southeastern HQ to Atlanta
Atlanta sinks as Mecca of southeastern insurance, Firemen's Fund plans to shift its southern headquarters from Macon to Atlanta in near term once an office site is secured. Edgar T. Gentry will head the Atlanta office succeeding the late Edgar S. Wilson. Gentry, a Macon resident, must relocate duties to the new base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Firemen's Fund Instance Company
San Francisco
Cal
Macon
Edgar T. Gentry
Edgar S. Wilson
Gentry
Drowning in Savannah River Claims Two Men Lost
In the Savannah river an upsetting of a boat drowned Warren and another colored man, Percy Simpkins of Beech Island. J W Ergle a Palmetto state game warden escaped. The bodies have not yet been recovered.
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Marrage
Miss Willingham
Richard L. Meares
St. James
Randolph R. Claibrone
Main
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Whitehail Street
M. Rich & Bros. . CO
MEM
Rich & Bros. CO
AMA
Carena Ly
Iodia
Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church
Aik
Nine O'Clock German Club
Clarence Knowles
Ernest Ottley
Lewis Gregs
Halfentz
Strother Fleming
Westervelt Terhune
Hall Miller
Dozier Lowndes
Brother Fleming
Merchants OF
Women of Georgia
Fireman's Fund
Savannah
Auguste
John Blackmond
Brown's Hill 5
White
Buck
Ork
Bett
Maull Brothers
St. Louis, T
New York
Orient
Moussouls
Shirvans
Daghestans
Irans
Hamadans
Keely Company
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