Houghton heir and prominent banker’s son to wed in Atlanta
The eldest son of the late George G. Houghton, former president of the Wisconsin National Bank, hails from a venerable Northwest banking and social family. He and his bride plan an eastward honeymoon tour before settling in Atlanta. Mrs. Mikell hosts at the Piedmont Driving Club in compliment to her sister Mrs. V. C. Badham of Columbia, S C, with a six handed euchre and a salad course. Capital City Club prepares a grand buffet luncheon during horse show week, a popular seasonable entertainment with decorations, menu and orchestra. A white cloth top coat, oyster white, with silk cords and a double cape collar, is described for matinee wear suitable for horse show events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Houghton
Wisconsin National Bank
Mr. Houghton
Northwest
Teast
Atlanta
Mikell
Franklin Mikell
Piedmont Driving Club
V. C. Badham
Columbia
S.C
Newport
Southampton
Dublin
Charles W Brantley
Bertha Brantley
Stephen J. Lord
Methodist Church
Miss Brantley
Charles W. Brantley
Lord
Laurens Banking Company
Wilkinson County
Quiet wedding ties mediate families in Atlanta
A restrained ceremony joined Mrs Houghton daughter of the late Dr Dantzler of Orangeburg and Mr Houghton a three year Atlanta resident from Milwaukee. Only close kin attended as guests list includes Mrs Trezevant Mrs Dargan Mrs Crandall and numerous others from prominent circles in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton
PB. A. Dantzler
Orangebure, S
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Wis
Miss Marteliz Hosts A Pink and White Birthday Party
Miss Marie Marteliz entertained at her Garnett street home with pink and white decor and lively games. Guests included Misses Julia Jobson Nelle Brantly Corinne Kirkpatrick Maud Robinson Pauline Cochran Stella Gilbert Tillian Lanthrope Kate Fennell Marie Howard Marie Marteliz Jennie Marteliz and Messrs Joe Fennell Clarke Dockstader Alfred Knight Bert Knight Harry Kolish Joe Kolish Elz Gross Dr J L Brantley Spurgeon King R J Robinson Charley Gilbert Pleman Bevel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Martelis
Marie Marteliz
Garnett Street
Julia Jobson
Willie McDonald
Nelle Brantly
Corinne Kirkpatrick
Maud Robinson
Pauline Cochran
Stella Gilbert
Tillian Lanthrope
Kate Fennell
Marie Howard
Jennie Marteliz
Joe Fennell
Clarke Dockstader
Shoes for School Children Aid Foot Education
Education starts with a proper fit for school shoes. Five days are spent shaping the mind while feet form habits for life. We offer well fitting shoes at prices families can afford.
Shoes for Girls by Ziegler Offer Children’s Footwear
For Girls. Here are neat, shapely Shoes for little women, with spring heel, kid or patent tip, single or double sole. 5 to 8, $1. 8 to 11, $1. 11 4 to 2, $1.25, Girls' Shoes, made by Ziegler, with better stock and a little more care all the way then with turnage. Sizes: 8h to 11, $1.25, 14 to 2, $1.50. Proper Shoes in youth mean sound feet all through life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegler
Boys Shoes Offer Durable Leather in New Banner Line
A banner line lists boys shoes emphasizing leather value with sizes from 24 to 54 priced at 2 dollars and commonly available calf and vici kid leathers. The “Armored Cruiser” shoe for boys features steel spike strengthened soles and comes in plain calf box calf and vici kid finishes.
Genuine patent kid Shoe by Ziegler and Empress boot deal
A line of women shoes is advertised priced from two dollars. Styles include leather, single or double sole, kid or patent, lace or button. Mentions dressy patent kid shoe by Ziegler and Empress boot at four dollars, normally five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegler
Local society notes and guests extend across city
A list of visitors and residents includes Mrs S B Polhin and family visits, Henry Millers returning to Kentucky, Henry W Lawrence of Mississippi in the city, Mrs W C Badham of Columbia visiting her mother, Mrs Trezivant, Mrs Will Richardson visiting Dalton, Mrs Ferris Holt Wilson with relatives in Norcross Luckie, Chapin John Little Cuyler Smith and Gene Black at the Waldorf, Mrs WOD Grant and Mrs Slaton at the Waldorf, John Wells Huger from Memphis, Milton Dargan returning, plans for October entertainments at the Misses Howell, George Canning The Monopolist meeting for Mrs October Jo ham, Lamar Hil leaving Saturday for Ohio, John and Robert Morris sons of..., Van Astor Batchelor visiting North Carolina, Miss Mary Gatins from New York visiting Miss Helen O'Brien, Natalie Heath at home in West End, Annie Cheatham leaves for Holling Institute Virginia to teach vocal music, continued on Ninth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Kentucky
West Peachtree
Henry W. Lawrence
Mississippi
W. C. Badham
Columbia
Eva Barrett
Ferris Holt Wilson
Norcross Luckie Street
Chapin
John Little
Cuyler Smith
Gene Black
He Waldorf
Grant
Slaton
Waltdorf
John Wells Huger
Memphis
Milton Dargan
Howell George Canning
Hunter
Wilmerding
Inman
Peachtree
Annie Stephens
Stephens
Tallulah
van Astor Batchelor
North Carolina
Mary Gatins
New York
Helen O’brien
Natalie Heath
West End
Annie Cheatham
Mary Cheatham
Holling Institute
Virginia
John and
Robert Morris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dantater-Houghton
SSS
Virginia Dantzler
George Richardson Houghton
Mathew Baird Barkley
Rutledge Avenue
Charleston
Tupper
R. A. Hancock
W. A L. Reynolds
Samuel Evins
Edward T. Brown
H. H. Cobb
Charles G. Lippola
BH. Abram
Clarence Angier
Luther C. B. Dancy
George Dexter
A Read
Frankrthur Hobbs
Pinta T. deBruhl
J. C. Hunter
R. B.toy
J. G
George R. Donavan
P A Erwin
Waddy Thompson
T. A. Burke
J. W. Setze
C. Setze
Harry Anderson
John C. Ruse
Harry BR. Bush
Thomas Tinsley
Glascock Mayas
Jennie Margan
Harrie
Mattie Trez
Umade
Isabel Sheehan
Evant
Sarah T Badham
Bessie Shaw
Miss Mitchell
Peters
Jaf
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
First Christian Church
Henry Lewis
Jackson Street
Leavell-Breton
R M. Leavell
University of Mississippi
Oxford
J. K. Brown
Seneca
Whitehall Street
Leavell
Chattanooga
Atlanta Youngs Woman's Christian Association
Christ In Association
Bannigan O’ Connor
William Bannigan
Providence
R. L
Timothy O'Connor
Bannigan
Rhode Island
Europe
Young Woman's Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Sociation Hall
Addie Maud
A. & Robertson
Carrier
Mahoney
Joseph Kelley
M. V. Mahoney
Charles Crankshaw
Harry Atkinson
J. K. Ottley
Joyéuse
Edward Brown
W. B. Lowe
Marietta
Samuel Adams
Savannah
Mary Thomas
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Manhattanville
Kate Robinson
Washington City
Alfred C Newell
Martha Whiting
Madge Flynn
T. B. French
Katherine Wootten
Lookout Mountain
Whittick
Florida
Baird
Mary Whittick
C. R. Setz
Spring
Jane and
Laura Boyd
Julia Orme
Annie Wright
Augusta
Netta Russell
Tom M. Bryan
Jacksonville
Emory College
I F. Griffith
Macon
City
H. Griffith
Boring Street
W. A Waggoner
Ronald Rennam
University of Georgia
W. S. Elkin
Joseph Rishardon
Stocker
van Astor Batchelors
B. Allen
Trove V
J. A. Hunt
Marion Jackson
Henry Parsons
M. T. Brown
Highland Avenue
Witlis F
Denny, Jr
Louisville,Gas
Rev. J. H. D
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Trust Company OF Georgia
Equitable Building
Rosa F. Monnish
Peachtree Street
Forrest Avenue
Bell
Onight
Tim Murphy
Old
Sale Rigw Oper
Hmatinee
A. G. Field
E ‘ Minstrels
Eiseman & Weil
Fien’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Whitehall St
Thor
Sat
Kale
Miller's Book Store
Keely’s
Morris & Rowes& Shows
Jackson Streets
Atence
Royal Roman Hippodrome
Our
Edison Phonographs
Columbia Graphophones
Atlanta Phong CO
Taz Peachtree
Ball
Keelw’s
S .B. Polhin
Joham
Lamar Hil
EB Kirby Smith
West
Josh
Joan Ohio
Washington
Aterests
Ins
Hightower & Graves
Chas. W. Crankshaw
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