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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1909

Page

6

Second autumn wedding at St Marys on the Highlands

Birmingham society notes record two autumn weddings at St Marys on the Highlands. Miss Mattie Kent Fowlkes wed Henry Hiden Tr with lifts and bridesmaids including Miss Maybelle Cosby and Miss Mary Fox. Wedding trip planned to St Louis and Chicago. The piece also mentions other nuptials, birthdays, and society gatherings with local families and streets in Birmingham.

Birmingham Ala Epeela St. Mary's-on-the-Highlands Mattle Kent Fowlkes Samuel Perry Fowlkes Henry Hiden

Marriages and social notes fill Columbus society page

In Columbus on October 23 society columns report multiple weddings and social visits. Marcus Taylor McGrif of Columbia Ala wed Miss Luta Mue in Wyonton with Rev Stewart officiating. The couple planned a trip to Montgomery and New Orleans before settling in Columbia. Additional notices mention Mrs Mary P Daniel and Mr G J Ogle marrying in Ave nta Wilmington Del, Nina Wooten visiting Buena Vista, and several other weddings and social movements among families from Forsyth Summerville Tate Springs and Columbus area.

Columbus, Gla Marcus Taylor McGrif Columbia Ala Luta Mue Columbus Mary P. Daniel G. J. Ogle Wilmington Del Aventa Miva Nina Wooten Buena Vista Othe Boos Miller Mias Stella Woodville

Local Social Notes From Waycross And Nearby Areas

Society items from Waycross and nearby towns list visits and guests. Virginia Watts returns, Miss Archie Williams noted, and several residents host gatherings including Mrs Jo Parker and Mrs John Morris. Notable entries mention the Daughters of the Confederacy delegates, and various clubs meeting at Milledgeville and Bayport with local families hosting events.

Social News From West Point and Nearby

West Point residents and visitors are listed with travels and stays in Atlanta Columbus Athens Cusseta and Montgomery. Mary Hooker is in Atlanta ten weeks. Mrs B A Bass of Columbus visits Mrs Breny Hart. Edith Brannon returns to Athens from grandparents. Ermina Adams leaves for Cusseta. Kate Smith returns from Atlanta. Mrs Harvey Hill visits from Atlanta. Mrs Will Lanier back from Atlanta. Mrs S S Whitaker returns to Columbus. Marthe Horsey visits sister Mrs Frank Boland in Atlanta. Joe Herzfeld leaves for Montgomery. Mrs George S Harris returns home from Boston after months away.

West Point Mary Hooker Atlanta B. A. Bass Columbus Breny Hart Edith Bronnon B. F. Lanter Athens Ermina Adams Cusseta Ala Kate Smith Harvey Hill Mira Carrie Hill Will Lanier 8S. T. Whitaker Misa Marthe Horsey Frank Boland Joe Herzfeld Vislt Montgomery George S. Harris Boston Mas

Local People Visit and Guests In Milan Area

Miss Olive Mae gas returns from a visit to Morida. Mesdames Studstall Clements and Chambers of Milan spent a day here this week. Miss Lola Mason and Nettie Lynne spent Sunday with relatives in Eastman. Miss Jahnnie Broughton at home after visiting Florida. Miss Laurie Chick of Vidalia spent Sunday here. Mrs. C W Carpenter of Mount Vernon visited Mrs. C B Parker this week. Miss Navy Browning of Towns was in our city this week. Mrs J B Reynolds of Lumber City spent Monday here.

Olive Aremae Gas Morida Mesdames Studstill Clements and Chambers Milan Lola Mason Nettle ‘Ynne Eastman Jahnnie Broughton Florida Laurie Chick Vidalia C. W. Carpenter Mount Vernon C. B. Parker Navy Browning Towns J. B Reynolds Lumber City

Wedding Bells In Moultrie With Rast Hasker Union

In Moultrie Georgia Mr and Mrs J E Rast hosted a wedding Wednesday at six as their daughter Annie Lurle Rast wed Wansett Calquitt Hasker Rev L W Colson of the Methodist church officiated Villa Rast sang Lohengrin march and Hearts and Flowers. After the ceremony the couple left for Atlanta and north Georgia for ten days. Local society notes include marriages Florence Elizabeth Davis of Alban to Alice Ben Hartafield of Gainesville Fla and visits from Ty Ty Dublin Quitman and Tifton residents.

J. E. Rast Ochock Annie Lrurle Wansett Calquitt Hasker Counle L. W. Colson Methodiet Villa Rast Lohengrin Hearta Flowers Hooper Atlanta Points Georgia C. BR. Patterson Norman Park Misa Florence Elizabeth Davis Alban Alice Ben Hartafield Iainesville Fla Moultrie Hartefled F. R. Pickett Ty Ty George Goaard M. M. Blantan Sparks Wylattle Ticks Dublin Moultrie Friends Bertha Horne Quitmoen Annie Laurie Rhodes Tifton Friends

Griffin Georgia UTC Chapter Holds Annual Election

The Boynton chapter in Griffin Georgia UTC met Wednesday afternoon at the club rooms for its annual election. Mrs A Boynton was reelected president with Mrs J Henry Walker as first vice president and Miss Rebecca Nall vice president. Mrs HL Prewry served as third vice president, recording secretary, while Mrs T Collier was corresponding secretary. Miss Hattie Head became historian, Mrs T R Mills scrapbook keeper, and Mrs J M Tham treasurer. Also noted were social visits and upcoming engagements including a tea for Miss Pearl Newton and the marriage of Miss Pearl Newton to Mr John Henry Crouch later announced.

Boynton UTC A. Boynton J. Henry Walker Rebecca Nall See M. J. Daniel Judee Robert T. Daniel James Nunnally Miss Doe Pearl Newton John Henry Crouch Jane Hammond Atlanta 8. E. Richards W. T. Ross Macon R. J. Redding South Hill Street Pauline Mallett Jackson Mary Sims HL Hi Annie Matone Kutte Collier Misa Arria Jenkins BH. Davis

Local visits and social notes from Comer and nearby towns

Misses Louis and Ruby McWhirter visit the Horse Show this week in Comer Georgia. Miss Zeelia Philips of Carneaville spent the weekend with the McKenzies. Miss Herta Miller will visit Lavonia next week so These Long visits her sister Mrs Lonnie Mize in Commerce. Mrs R L Wright of Winder visits her mother Mrs M E Tucker this week. Mr and Mrs M Wilkins of Atlanta guests of Mr and Mrs J Stevens last Sunday. Miss Marjelen Hargrov returns home after a few days. in Danielsville last week Willie Bradley and Myrtle Parkes visited Danielsville last week.

Louis Ruby McWhirter Zeelia Philips Carneaville McKenziey Herta Miller Lavonia Lonnie Mize Commerce Ro U L. Wright Winder, Ga M. E Tucker M. Wilkins Atlanta J. Stevens Marjelen Hargrov Willie Bradley Myrtle Parkes Danielsville

Miss Marion Colley to Washington for Library Position

Miss Marion Colley leaves Washington Georgia for Washington D C to accept a post in the Congressional Library. She is a gifted young woman with years of library work and her departure will be keenly felt in Washington society.

Marion Colley Washington D.C Congressional Library Colley Imma Barnett Birmingham Ala Milas Elizabeth Barnett Washington City W. D. Bowden Athens W. H. Fluker Raphael Semmes Savannah James Hines Kathleen Colley Atlanta Lucy Reese Dinard Auburn Sveral McNamee Enoch Jones

Spring visits and travels around Jackson area

INDIAN SPRING GA Miss Armanda Warner spent Monday in Jackson with friends. Miss Lalah Collier and Mr. Paul Col viez have returned from a visit to relatives In St. Louis. Mrs. David Renfroe of Macon returned home after a visit to her mother Mrs. W. A. Elder. Mrs. Keating and Miss Jennia Bryant visiting in Jackson. Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Elder of Macon hospital spent Tuesday here. Mrs. Holmes of Macon visiting sister Mrs. Wagner. Miss Lucille Elder of Florilla spending week with Miss Lillian Cornell. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elder to spend winter in Macon with Mrs. Robert Smith. Miss Toutse Smith returned from Locust Grove after visit to Mrs. Claude Gray. Mrs. Bessie Bryant attending Wesleyan college in Macon. The marker y autl'OL cheap auto goggles cause headaches after hours. Walter Ballard Optical Co 75 Peach tree street. Mrs. John Johnston went to Atlanta to attend Horse Show. Mrs. L. L. Lamar entertained at cards. Mrs. Lr. L. Baker returned from visit to LaGrange and Odessa dare. Mrs. J. L. Lineberger of Talladega visited Manchester. Mrs. Charles Faulk of Atlanta visited Manchester.

Armanda Warner Jackson Lalah Collier Paul Colviez St. Louis David Renfroe Macon W. A. Elder Keating Jennia Bryant E. B. Elder Macon Hospital Holmes Mrs. Wagner Lucille Elder Florilla Lillian Cornell Robert Smith Toutse Smith Locust Grove Claude Gray Bessie Bryant Wesleyan College Stutey Sease Tetas Manchester John Johnston Atlanta L. L. Lamar Lr. L. Baker LaGrange Odessadare J. L. Lineberger Talladega Charles Faulk Boom. Davidson Will Hops Wil, Jr J. H. Blackwell Lucie McDowell Ay Starrville Mamie Barne Mamie Spears Ernest Vida Thurman Monticello

Biscuits and visits cross Georgia towns in brief notes

In Buena Vista Georgia Mrs Mattie Carr visits Browwood and expects to return soon to Birmingham Alabama Mrs Bryant James and Orrie stop over a few days Their Birmingham connection continues as B T Heene of Shellman visits relatives here Roney Jordan formerly of the area now in Ellaville is mentioned Mr Cleveland Burt and his wife with mother in law Mrs Dixon were in town Sunday

Buena Vista Mattie Carr Browwood Bryant James Orrie Birmingham Ala B. T. Heene Shellman Roney Jordan Ellaville Cleveland Burt Dixon

Johnson Cochran wedding ties Blakely Palmetto families

In Palmetto Ga October 23 a quiet ceremony united Miss Mary Pickens Johnson and Berry Wynn Cochran at the bride’s home Rev R C Rhodes officiated. Cochran is the only son of the late Captain B W Cochran and a leading local businessman.

Georgia School of Technology Palmetto

Dawdson and Covington Gossip of Visits Across Towns

Dawson and Covington columns note numerous visitors and homecomings. Misa Ella Stevens returns home from Dawson relatives while Miss Claire Sean heads to Newnan then Atlanta. Cedartown guest H. E. Bigham visits in Dawson. families from Shellman, Montezuma, Macon, Columbus, and Atlanta are mentioned with joinings and farewells.

Local Notes From Norcross Georgia and Surrounding Areas

NORCROSS GEORGIA REPORTS Miss Harriett Webster in Boston and returning to New York, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Reynolds and children back from the mountains of north Georgia and Franklin North Carolina, Mrs. N L Downe Conyers with relatives, Mrs Albert Woodruff Winder expected soon to visit Mr and Mrs J W Jayne, Mrs Homer Jones home from Annapolis, Miss Anning Bowie to host a Halloween party, Mrs Levi B Nelson returned, Mrs Paul Connally with Moses Connally in Atlanta, Misses Lola Key Susie Minor Jennie Hell Robinson and others spent Sunday at Harmony Grove. Missionary sewing bee at parsonage, Lola Key to attend Georgia Federation convention in Elberton in November, Mr and Mrs Edward Buchanan New York visiting Mrs Tedder, marriage of Miss Annabel Rogers Summerville Augusta Ga to Mr J C McAuliffe of our city next Wednesday at bride’s parents, pretty tea given by Mrs Linton Fowler and Mrs Louis Flemister, election of new officers in R J Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy, staff listed, Miss Laure Paine of Atlanta visiting, Misses Bessie and Maud Stubbs Macon here, Miss Margaret Wilson Macon with relatives, Miss Claudia Troutman home from Wrightsville with daughter and Miss Moe Ware chair of study class.

Harriett Webster Boston New York Johnson Reynolds North Georgia Franklin N. C N. L. Downe Conyers Albert Woodruff Winder J. W. Jaynle Homer Jones Annapolis Misa Anning Bowie Hallowe'en Levi B. Nelson Atlanta Paul Connally Moses Connally Lola Key Susie Minor Jennie Hell Robinson Tte Crisier Otis Crisler Hattie Sparks Harmony Grove Methodist Church Georgia Federation At Women's Clubs Elberton Edward Buchanan Tedder Annabel Rogers Summerville Augusta J. C. McAuliffe Our City Meadames Linton Fowler Louis Flemister R. J. Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy J. N. Potts J. L. Stbles Mra. H. D. Alen Florine Allen Core Frances Perkins Elizabeth Sanford David Ferguson M. M. Parks Laure Paine Bessie and Maud Stubbs Macon Margaret Wilson Claudia Troutman Wrightsville Moe Ware

Social notes from Shady Dale and Titton gatherings

Shady Dale residents host the Maids and Matrons Club a Tuesday evening event. Visits span Monticello Macon and Atlanta with gatherings at homes and between families including Leverett, Burnham, and Glover. Local society figures like Mrs. Hanks, Miss Preston, and Mrs. J R Stewart attend neighborly exchanges and weekend visits across towns such as Tifton and Williamson.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Earnest Sifford Dixie McCrossin Frea Wheelock W. A Horo Maybelle Cosby Mary Fox Hawala Norvell Mary George Green J.T. Coleman Walter Going Smith Cullom Sterling Baggett Emily Morr Mr. Fowlkes Miss Fowlkes Eiflen Paul McCartin Willoughby Claybrook Hiden Feft St. Louia Chicago Nias Wille Louie Adam John Alsop Heath Joseph T. Adam Milua Annie Hooks Miss Adam James Powell Benjamin D. Heck Mary A. McCalla Annie Allen McCalla J. Howard Perdue Perdue South Eleventh Avenue Witte Mise Anita Hodges H. C. Hodges Frank Foulkes Highland Avenue W. R. Finlay Guy Johnston 8. E. Thompson Emily Morris Sweetbrier Sweetprier Academy Mary Trapp United States Katherine Privett Selma Herbert J. Burnham Eufaula W. A. Chenoweth Meadows Etowah Hattie Allbright Tuscaloosa R. J. Pittman Cypress Avenue Alete McDonald Florance Minnig Malone Society IN Columbus T. J. Chappell Laura Beecher Comer Findlater Thomas Daniel Thurmond Forsyth George Findlater Alston Wrage Ethel Gregory Helen Dexter Ie Dub- UN Cecile Wolfoon Chipley John T. Norman Tate Springs Tenn Baltimore Anna H. Griffin California George Y. Banka Lexington Rhodea Browne Petos Jesup Ian Myre Lenaren Oss Waycross Virginia Watts Desup Archie Williams Paley Gertie Bennett Anne Thoropson Jom Parker John Moris Joseph A. Morris Josepho E. Moris Hustel Ben Minkin Addie Horton Hrupawick J J Rowell Lulaton LH. Metall Hen Muflin Bayor Sparta B. Chiman Daughters of the Confederacy Neppie Hunt Marie Hewett Cason Reavention Igabeth Horedt Tena Serret Eisnubs Mayfeld Bowen Woeeliesdas Mixa Rosa Sumtuene Leola Birdak Mothel Brown Springer Millinery Nery Springer Whitehall Street WHITE Whitehall Mitchell Brannen Stu Drs L. M. Whine P. E. Coleman Bos Moultrie, GA Griffin, GA Comer, GA Washington, GA J.P. Allen & Coo J. P. Allen & CO Indian Spring, GA Walter Ballard Optical Co Peachtree Street Manchester, GA Blakely J. H. Hund Atanta R. K. Beauchamp Lanark Fls Magazine Club Perryman R. W. Davis R. H. Saunders Colquit Lula Saunders Faith Jones Samuel G. Walker Peachtree St. St Dawson, GA Misa Ella Stevens Dawson H. E. Bigham Cedartown H. E. Bell Church Street Jennie Nancy Warren Vivian Tonewall Street O. C. Sats Miles Annie Coxwell A. J. Baldwin Claire [Sean Newnan Nancy Freeman J. H. Fulford Misa Claire Wooten E. M. McKenzie Montezuma Julia Nosworthy D. B. Stevens Judge W. H. Gardner Kentucky Covington Mattie Mell Wright Francis Carswell Gordon Dessa Eleanor Hays Florence Jenkins North Covington N. C. Carr W. B. Blount Manefield J. W. Lockwell Cloma J. Norman McDonough George P. Carr M. T. Perry Mrs. McDeal Mae Wright Meli Wright Midway Clarkesville Mover Clayton Simmons Salomon Tatum Houston Texas Edwin Bleckley Jonesboro E. FB. West Norcross, GA Milledgeville, GA Shady Dale, GA Tifton Meuirie Deborah McRae Titton RoEscott Williamson Parer T. Carmichael J. R. Stewart Poulan E. Glover Misa Irene Edwards Norman Mark E. le Overby Arthur Moore Alapala Henry Moore Tift Avenue CC. Arnett Htuesen Loyd Hattiesburg Eda Maryland Biscuit CO Peters St Union Room Axminster House Furnishing Company North Broad Street Bath Brussels
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