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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1909
Page
4
Mrs Leon Hale returns from New York with a full line of imported hair goods and ornaments. The Hale store promises quality and safety, marking every item with a reasonable profit and urging customers to buy wisely rather than chase unreal bargains. They deny offering ultra high priced frauds and pledge to meet competition on quality.
Mrs Charles Sr Newton issues invitations for the marriage of her daughter Pearl Itasca to Mr John Hlentsrouch on November 4 at 7 oclock on South Hale Street Griffin. The notice notes Miss Newton as the only daughter and mentions many friends and social events surrounding the engagement and upcoming ceremony.
Miss Kathleen Gilbert, a leading debutante from Albany, visited this week with Mrs Honrs Lawier. Mary Troy of Macon was a guest of Mrs Mattie Lewis Dodson for the Shipp-MiCleake wedding. Jula Mathews returned to Americus after a lengthy sojourn in Cuthbert. Several visitors from Fort Valley and Macon called on local residents, with Ruth Arrington and Frances Stevens among the social circle enjoying Florida and Georgia visits.
The Music Lovers resumed their fortnightly meeting in Mrs. W. P. Harbin's East Third street studio with Mrs. Howard Hult as president and Lura Warner and Mira Fred Vaissieres as vice presidents. After business, tea was poured by Miss Joy Harper. Several social events follow, including dinners, guests, and outings involving local families, clubs, and guests from nearby towns, plus a performance by Edward Eliot at the Conservatory.
Miss Martha Dean of Rome Ga hosted by her mother last week. Alpha Beta Tau sorority member. Mr Linscott from vocal department praised by a large audience. Miss Kenyon saluted the speaker. Miss Florence Klein from Columbia S enrolled as a Brenau student taking a regular musical course. German Club met first time with guests invited and no new names yet. Former members returned, including Miss Brown president Elizabeth Alexander and treasurer Lidie McDougall. Four of twelve Phi Beta Sigma charter members returned: Mobley Fuller Dickey Glover. Virginia Alderson graduates from art school and assists in the art department. The chorus class numbers 19 under Mr Schilewen, with expected fine results. Rev Mr Jenkins delivered a thoughtful revival at the new Baptist church to Brenau students.
Miss Olive Young Latimer and Mr James Horace Pat ten were married Tuesday October 12 at First Methodist Church Belton. Uncle William Latimer of Augusta gave away the bride. Attendants included sisters Miss Annie Latimer maid of honor and Mrs Martin Heard of Elberton as matron of honor. Bridesmaids from Augusta Summerville Elberton Atlanta Chicago and Brooklyn. Best man Ship Cleveland and ushers from Atlanta Elberton Belton. Bride wore white chamouse with lace and hand embroidery and aquamarine diamond pin. Reception for about 150 guests at the bride’s home. They depart for a western trip and plan to reside in Boston.
Acworth Georgia fans celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Bir Rainey with a music and recitation program by grandchildren and a meal. Rainey, a former state representative, noted as a prominent local citizen.
Savannah social notes report several weddings and a birthday observance. Miss Margaret Thomson wed Earl Dasher at the bride’s West Bolton street home in a quiet ceremony attended by family. Miss Cunningham and Mr Tattnall Pritchard married in Beaufort Saint Helena church, with Savannah guests and travel attire described. Miss Hunter married Charles Saussy at her mother’s home on East Oglethorpe, with a small-trusted group. General WW Gordon celebrated his 75th birthday with family dinner in Savannah.
A wedding took place in Wankineville Georgia on a Tuesday evening at the bride’s parents home. Miss Ida Omnelia Tarver married Mr E Grigsby Mohler Jr in a ceremony conducted by the family, with both families hosting the event.
Rev J O A Cook officiated the wedding of Misa Tarver a Meridian Woman's College graduate. The bride wore a white gown with pearl trim and lace and carried a prayer book. The groom is a Methodist minister from the Mississippi conference residing in Gulfport. The bride's mother hosted in black lace, assisted by several well-dressed relatives and friends.
Marietta updates list residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings across Georgia and nearby states. Names include Miss Iane Cooper of Fort Worth and Miss Carrie Henley of Atlanta, with travels to Atlanta, Columbus, Chattanooga, Minneapolis, and Acworth plus card club and seminary scenes.
Miss Francis Elizabeth Carswell married Benjamin L Wright of Covington Ga at First Baptist Church Gordon. The ceremony featured bride escorted by brother Robert H Carswell and Rev L L Claxton officiating. A large reception followed in Covington hosted by the groom’s parents. Out‑of‑town guests from Covington Newborn Griffin and Macon attended.
NORCROSS GA Mrs Homer Jones visits Annapolis and Mrs Eb Webley spends days in Atlanta. Guests of Dr IF T Key and Miss Lola Key include Mrs James Lev Key of Atlanta and Mr W TT Goulden of Quitman. Mrs William Davis Wallace and her young son William Gordon visit amid Mrs EB G McDaniel’s activities. Mrs T B Ray visits Mrs J B Adams in Athens and will stay with Macon relatives. Mrs Laura VMcNabb and Miss Elizabeth McNabb travel with the Misses Burtchall. Miss Minnie Alma Medlock and Rowena Medrock of Gainesville visit friends. Mrs R F Skinner and Miss Mary Skinner plan November in Macon. Mrs J Waynie returns from a visit to Mrs Albert Woodrum in Winder. Beaten Biscuit, 10c Dozen. Phone 480-L. West. Prompt delivery.
Miss Stella Asbury hosted a refined forty two party on Saturday afternoon in Holly Dale to honor her birthday. Families and friends from Atlanta Crawfordville Valdosta East Point Turner and Charleston shared the weekend with Mrs T Corbett and others at Holly Dale summer home, with several residents returning home after visits.
Winder Georgia residents host guests from Salem Virginia and other areas. Mrs Wosshank of Salem arrived Wednesday for several weeks with relatives. Annie Lou Jackson attending State Normal in Athens visited last week. Mrs Welsperriere of Hashhton returned home after visiting her mother. Marie Smith of Brenay College Gainesville stayed with friends. Mrs Clara Tones spent time in Atlanta with friends. Mrs W H Hinton returned from two months with relatives in Commerce. Mrs E H Delaperriere of Hoachton visited locals this week. V Vo Duvig formerly of Winder now in Corinth and Mrs Morris visiting Mrs Morris.
Miss Francis Stanton and Mr T O Galloway were married at the brides uncle Professor B P Gaillard home on Tuesday. The bridesmaids were Emily Gaillard and Mary Stanton. Professor J W Hoyd gave the bride away. The groom is a professor of agriculture of the sixth district. The bride is deeply loved for her cheerful kindly manner and common sense. After refreshments the couple started for their future home in Barnasville.
A marriage of much interest was held at the Methodist church Thursday evening at 7 oclock. Eunice Morel wore white duchesse satin with pearl trimming and orange blossoms. The ceremony was performed by Rev TW Dalley. The reception followed at the groom's parents home, Dr and Mrs J W Brinson Sr.
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