Social notices of weddings and engagements span Atlanta to New York
The column reports multiple nuptials and engagements including Elizabeth Mason and Frank Venable in Georgia, Lola Honiker and D. Honiker, Ivey and Shield Guard wedding in Oxford, Katherine Howell in Columbus, Helen Roberts and Thomas Ross, May Stafford and H B Ginas, Lennon and Hale wedding in Wilmington, and Schoen Hofflin engagement in Columbus. It also notes Mrs. Humphry Ward possibly visiting America for lectures amid literary society chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ivey
Atlanta
Ross-Roberts
J. W. Roberts
Helen
Thomas I. Ross
Pretoria
Houston Street
Why American Girls Marry English Lovers, By The Evening Journal
The piece argues Englishmen woo American brides for wealth and status while American men pursue fortune, claiming persistence and refined manners attract women. It contrasts American charm and activity with English steadiness and wealth focus, noting cultural allure and domestic happiness as outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
America
Jamaica
New England
Ri Pecay
Dlemen
Steertrok Farallon
Levers Land
Edits Paper Without Payroll in North Dakota Town
Mise Tessie Lancaster editor and publisher of The Herald at Butler North Dakota reportedly dislikes the idea of union labor as local workers handle all printing tasks. The piece notes young men in the town assist with printing and delivery while Lancaster manages reporting duties and phones from the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Tessie Lancaster
The
Herald
Butler
Lervesick
Lancaster
Women note work at Warren meeting with delegates from several chapters
The Warren gathering led by Mrs. Fall opened after long sessions of committee work. Delegates heard Mrs. F P Dozier lead prayers and sang America. Miss B Pane of Knoxville spoke, Mrs. Mayes of the Carolina read a paper, and Mary Reannen presented a reading. Mrs. Gardner sang, Mrs. Greve from Chattanooga spoke, and Dr Handly praised the proceedings before adjournment in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monteagle
Tenn
Woman's Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A. R. Day
Warren Hall
G. W. Fall
Fall
Pall
Warren
F. P. Dozier
America
Ilea
M. M. Gardner
Ry B. Pane
Knoxvil
Ise Mayes
Carolina
Sire
Gwine
Rs. Pape
Mary Reannen
Miss Blancheee Issourt
Reese Ora
Rork Ie Iewi
T. Tathin
Ted
the Aedience
Columboy
Gardner
J. 8. Greve
Chattanooga
Society Bridge Parties Noted Across Atlanta
Mrs Edward McCerren hosts an informal bridge for Miss Loulse Joseph and Mrs Joseph Pou of Columbus. Mrs Stearns plans a Friday bridge for Mrs Edward Cabantis of Birmingham and Mrs Joseph Poll of Columbus. Miss Banks honored with visitors Miss Eska Banks of Florence and Mr J Banks of Lakeland at a Pine Street home. Miss Verdery Aiken hosts a small bridge luncheon on Peachtree Street. Casino party Monday night honors Miss Louise Joseph with guests including Mr J Frank Meador and Mr Milton Dargan. Mr Willis Ragan hosts a dinner for Miss Paster of New Orleans with a pink roses centerpiece. Woman’s Guild Ice cream festival at Holy Comforter on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Daran
Mra. Dargan
J. Frank Meador
E. C. Peters
Joseph Pou
Louise Joseph
Frank Mikell
W. E. Chapin
Co. C. Chapin
van Winkle
B. M. Blount
Piedmont Avenue
Edward van Winkie
Mildred Cabaniss
Nannia Nicolson
Annis Fitten
Mary Kingsbery
George Forrester
James Wil- Marn
Joseph Raine
Hyde
Harry Stearns
Jarnagin
Edward M'Cerren
Bridge
Edward McCerren
Loulse Joseph
Columbus
Atlanta
Stearns
Edward H. Cabantis
Birmingham
Joseph Poll
Banks
J. D. Carter
East Pine Street
Eska Mead Banks
Florence
8. C
J. C. Banks
Lakeland
Fla
Ragan
Willis Ragan
Peachtree Street
Miss Paster
New Orleans
Martha Whitman
Margaret Ladson
Samuella Whitman
Jackson
Winship Nunnally
George Winship
James Ragan
Woman's Guild
The
Woman's Guild, Mission
Holy Comforter
Church Lawn
Atlanta Avenue
Pulliam Street
Social Minute Reveals Atlanta Arrivals and Visits
Personal mentions note Mrs H Van Devender Miss Mae Van Devender and McCoy Van Devender arriving from Mobile to Atlanta where H Van Devender is Western Union manager. Miss Adela Tucker hosts guests including Mrs Harold Browne of Savannah and a card party for twelve. Several locals and visitors are listed with travels to Tate Springs and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. van Devender
Mae van Devender
McCoy van Devender
Mobile
Atlanta
Mr. H. van Devender
Pam]ager
Western Union Telegraph Company
Adela Tucker
Harold Browne
Savannah
Miss Tucker
Social Notes of Atlanta Visitors and Summer Trips
The column lists residents and guests returning from trips to North Carolina, Georgia mountains, New York, Alabama, and other sites. Names include Mrs. William L. Peel, Miss Sarah Peel, Miss Marian Peel, Miss Carrie Hundley, Mira Baisley, Mrs. Thomas J. Ripley, and many others with destinations such as Greensboro, Asbury Park, Toxaway, Gainesville, Decatur, and Radentaville Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Peel
Sarah Peel
Marian Peel
Atlanta
North Carolina
Carrie Hundley
Aresaia
George P. Hardy
Thomas J. Ripley
Louise and
Laura Ripley
North
Georgia
Robert L. Scott
Asbury Park
New York
Pretty Girls and Romantic Men in a Chattanooga Trip
News from Chattanooga recounts a southern girls tour to New York funded by a city patron. It notes two ensuing romantic letters from Washington and St. Louis suitors to Miss Frances Gunter of Alabama and Miss Mary Alice McGill of Tennessee, following the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chattanooga
North
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Frances Gunter
Berneverts
Mary
Alice McGill
Decherd
Tenn
Scrambled Crowded Local Notes Mentioning Relatives Visits
Fragmentary notes from Culloden record Professor and Mrs Powell traveling to visit relatives. Mentions Hamilton Jones in Macon and Miss Jopene Forsyth visiting. Hattie family referenced with Jennie Mouder and Annie Griffin as guests of Mrs. Nor ene Rely in Youse county. Annie Holmes visiting relatives. Davehtry returns to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culloden
Powell
Tueslay
Stume
Hamilton Jones
Macon
Miss Jopene
Forsyth
Sine Kalle Weas
Alabaga
Hattie
Jennie Mouder
Annie Griffin
Norene Rely
Youse County
Enn
Innie Holmes
Sirony
Davehtry
New York
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Elizabeth R
Frank
Pines
Venable
Mont ‘Rest
Stone Mountain
Orme Flinn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
York
Hartford
Fred Mason
Vernon Venable Rt
John 8. McKervy
Wilkins
EB Phillips
Winchester
Ines Rence
Mason
A. Ee
New Rochelle
B.C. li
Schoen-Hofflin
J. Hafflin
Samuel Schoen
Lennon-Hale
Mars
Humphry Ward
London
White House
Charles L. McCawley
John Davis
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Annlys
Eugene V. Haynes CO
Diamond Palace
Whitehall Street
Mrs. Morris
Arthur Leland Morris
W. W. Wills
Los Angeles
Aileen Archer
Jack Shropshire
J. .C. Harris
Jeol Chandrer Harris
West End
St. Anthonys Guild
Guild
Friends of the Ladies India
Church
Miss Alexander
Mins
Hazelle Alexander
Mildred Harris
Casino
Tuessey
Edith Cofield
Norcross
Brunswick
W. P. Maude
Goodloe Yancey
Howard Pattillo
Jennie
Elizabeth Pattillo
J. G. Simmons
H. H. Hirach
J.B. Polak
Virginia Polak
Sarah E. Johnson
Salome Johnson
Henry Polak
Starr Kealhofer
Joe Nesbit
Hall
Jo B. Taylor
Mary Mamfling
Yorkeley
Ww. C Brakes
E. E. Cox
Rosa Cox
Camilla
A. J. McCoy
Jeffersonville
C. W. Fox
Ageville
Miss Duffy
Miss Margaret
Annie Kelly
Ata
MR. Chapin
Davis & Freeman
Charles W. Crankshaw
Century Building
Whitehall
T. Ballard Blake
Miss
Atelanta
Blake
Julia Rosser
Charles Owen
Courtney Harrison
Annie Caverly
Forrest Adair, Jr
Luther Rosner, Jr
Morris Prioleau
Henry Hull
Livingston Wright
Lithia
Kate Semmes Williams
Bertran
M. J. Stewart
E. C. Fitzpatrick
Peachtree
Cobb Caldwell
Toomba Caldwell
Gus Ryan
A. M. Robinson
Kate Robinson
Hughinson
Tate Springs
Ala
Sara Timmons
Sarah ‘Rawson
Lamar Jeter
Sieese Agarte Brock
Eee
J. C. Peck
Frank Hoyt Peck
John Murphy
Julia
Katherine
Mamie Gatins
Saratoga
Narragansett
Ss. Aronson
Gibson Pictures
Mira Baisley
John Barry
Greensboro
N. C
Ralph van Landingham
Asheville
8. Harwood
J. Willingham
Annie Willingham
College Park
Fred G. Barnold
Seattle, Washington
Washington Street
Grace Callaway
Riverview
A. J. W Waldo
Eleanor Wilcox
Mabel Hillyer Hemphill
Borden- Wheeler Springs
Sarah Rawson
May Brock Mallard
Marie Brock
Sarah Gladney
Gainesville
J. &. Gladney
Frank Hawkins
Hawkins
Toxaway
Parks
Misses Parks
Lloyd
Decatur
George Coates
Sara Coates
New York City
Lillian Brock
Miss Pearl Wilson
Radentaville Beach
Cleveland Zahner
Miss Benedict
Athns
Mary Deas Tupper
Flat Rock
John D. Culley
Chatta
Harriett Milledge
Orme Campbell
Carolyn Blalock
Tallala
Thomas Finley
Chicago
Waukesha
F. R. Holly
Jack Kemme
J. Wilie Pope
Helen Hobbs
Marie Pappenheimer
Annie Laurie Fuller
Canada
Florence Hale
Aone
K. T. Rafferty
Samuel Mumenin
Washington
Mrs. J. M. High
Cape May, N. J
A. H. Alston
Robert Alston
Mrs
Frank Logan
Claire Richeywall
Cuthbert
Ernest Hyde
George Ast Td
T. L. Moon and
Cit
Carrellton
Seacren’ Ag
M. A. Wilson
Wrightsville’ Beach
Gertie Rogers
Bev Murphy
Wiliam Mallard
Mountain. Lookout
Judge
Don Pardee
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