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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
11
A reflective verse by Ella Wheeler Wilcox extols generosity of thought and impulse above the lure of greed or praise. It links feminine grace to restraint, tenderness, and inner strength, weaving images of fragrance, grace, and a poised path toward a peaceful, elevated state.
Miss Elizabeth V. Jemison of Birmingham will marry Mr. Edward T. Holmes of Macon Ga on June 5 at St Marys Birmingham. The event follows her debut and a formal announcement at a Birmingham luncheon. Women of the First Baptist Church presented a grand Baptistry of white marble and brass pipes, a landmark gift from the Sorosis Society.
A Wednesday evening ceremony at the First Methodist Church united Miss Aline Mitchell and Mr Willis Timmons in marriage. The nave was lined with palms and ferns, creating a festive backdrop from pulpit to organ as the bridal party proceeded.
A long wedding pageant unfolds with multiple ceremonies and receptions. Attendants include Mitchells and Crumleys. the couple, Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, plan a West End home. Mrs. Baker hosts O. M. Club. Flower Mission day set for June 9 with several locations. many society figures like Miss Fitten and Miss Nicolson host and attend bridges and showers. Public notices include Sikes Joyner, Jackson Jackson, Smith Pope, Crasselle, and Jordan entertaining.
At the General Federation of Women’s Clubs session in St Paul the election kept the nominating committee’s picks: President Sarah Platt Decker Denver first vice president Mrs Phillip M Moore St Louis second vice president Mrs May Alden Ward Boston recording secretary Mrs John D Sherman Chicago corresponding secretary Mrs Charlotte Knoxville Tenn treasurer Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles. Guests toured halls with wedding bell decor and favors. telegrams from President Roosevelt urged Niagara Falls Burton bill action. reception included many notable attendees from across the country.
A long column lists Miss Birdie Sears of Orlando en route to Kentucky visiting family. Several guests arrive or return from trips including Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Woodside, the Guthries of Latonia Ky, Miss Anna Bryan of Greenville, and Miss Clara Hutchins. Others plan summers in New York, North Georgia, Roxborough, and Athens while several residents move or visit in Atlanta and nearby towns.
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