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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1909
Page
2
Miss Margaret Ladson and Mr Frank Adair plan a fall wedding on the evening of the 26th at the Ladson home on Peachtree Road. Rev Beik to perform the ceremony at 8 o'clock, followed by a reception. Attending includes Misses Agnes and Leone Ladson as bridesmaids and Miss Elizabeth Adair as first attendant.
Mrs W S McLain entertained the Thursday afternoon Bridge Club this week with a delightful party. Mr and Mrs Elder announced changes in membership and planned activities for the group.
The notice reports the birth of a son named John Shannon Elder to Mr and Mrs A E Barry of Atlanta. It mentions accompanying family and guests, including Ming Carrie Roan of Quitman and other local acquaintances. the item sits among a string of social notes naming visits and entertainments across Georgia towns.
Jefferson GA society items note Mrs J Ayers and Mrs McNell visiting Galneaville this week. Miss Erma Hancock, teaching at Statham, spent Sunday with kin. Miss Nettle Howard of Atlanta had been a Harrison house guest and returned last Thursday. Miss Mary Alston Moseley, after ...
Ada irsville GA residents share weekend visits and greetings. Mrs G A Veatch and daughters spent Saturday in Rome. Miss Aileen Dyer of Calhoun had been a guest of Mrs Resx Thomas the past week. Miss Julia Veach returned from Newnan. Mrs W Bradley and Miss Lillian Bradley visited Atlanta. Mrs Jack Till of Cartersville spent the weekend with the Misses Lewis.
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