Social Season Spreads Across City With Dinners and Weddings
Charlotte Stewart and Selene Armstrong host assistants at a citywide roundup of weddings theater parties and bridge gatherings. The piece notes a flurry of society events at Driving Club Casino and North avenue homes, including the Kiner-Head dinner, a All Saints wedding, and the Grimes wedding in White Plains Georgia with details of the bridal party and ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
Carter Schaffer
Ethel ,Kelly
Annie Wester
J. S. Lowry
Schaffer
Wester
Ethel Kelly
Emma Belle DuBose
Bustle May Pope
Emmet Erwin
Ben Lee Crew
Walton Harper
William Watson
Driving Club
Hugh Robinson Siu
J. Carroll Payne
Juart Boyd
Arthur Clarke
Gus Ryan
Edward Austin
Florence Hobbs
Honead
John D. Knox
Charles " Thorn
North Avenue
Charles Worthen
Ohn Oliver
Edward Northen
All Saints
West Tree
John Kiser
Mary
C. Read
Peachtree
Florence
Marion Peel
Janie Speer
Janie Thornton
Emma Robinson
Eerie Kiser
Frank Orme
W. R. Parkhurst
Erwin Picker
W. L. Peel
W. & Wikin
Dunbar Hoy
Albert
J. G. Hollenbeck
Hardeman
Miss Ellean
Os Ae
Crest
Atlanta
Macon
Charlies
Ering Wire
Selple
Soong
Anthony Murphy
Hen. Tanner
R. D. Spalding
Archbishop Brenk
B. C
Mpe
Wan Atty Ately
Eleanor Raoul
Courtney Harrison
Tillie Peeples
Ainying
Marital notices and society events span lively Georgia circles
A series of society notes recount weddings and receptions in Georgia towns. Christie and bride travel to Dawson, Walker and Stephenson wed at home churches, Miss Walker and Dr Stephenson marry with relatives present. Eunice Jackson hosts a party for Eula Maddox. Peeples hosts a dance for Harrison and Raoul. Dinners at the Driving Club and a Grace Church reception conclude a busy social week with numerous local families, guests, and decorations.
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Mary Baldwin Seminary
Staunton
William Walker
Eunice Jackson
Eurice Jackson
Robert F. Jackson
Westover Plantation
Nat Baxter
Nashville
Eula Maddox
Atlanta
Henry 8
Westover
Local society notes and multiple wedding notices in The Georgian
The Georgian records society notices and several weddings. Ada Elizabeth Wilson and Horace Jessup wed in Cordele, plans for a Florida trip follow, and Jessie Burnside Broward announces a July 10 ceremony in Atlanta. Doughtie and Wash wed at New Lowell, with a large local guest list. Emma Crater and Thomas H. Howard marry in Offerman with many friends in attendance.
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P. A. Jessup
Ifton
Howard Carter
Offerman
Emma Crater
Thomas H. Howard
Mr. Perreil
Ocilla
Marie Foster
Marvin Geiger
H. V. Bennett
Howard
Visitation Tea Honors Outgoing Guests At Davisson Home
Elizabeth Davisson hosted a pink rose decorated afternoon card party for visiting Miss Lanier Miss Powell and Miss Cole with guests list including Harrison Jeter and many others. Prizes included Nile hose and a gold hat pin while Kathleen Douglas managed the punch. A wedding anniversary event followed for the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen auxiliaries at Edgewood hosted by Mrs. C L Davin with a guest list of several ladies.
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Elizabeth Davisson
Willie May Harrison
Miss Lanier
West Point
Powell
Macon
Cole
Newnan
Miss Davisson
Kathleen Douglas
Mrs. Davisson
Miss Davinson
Misses Harrison
Lanteroa Powell
Lamar Jeter
Bessie Dobbs
Elizabeth McDowell
Ethelyn Dobbs
Luella Malaby
Clara Brantly
Claire Hancock
Marguerite Miller
Lucy Millen
Gertrude Highley
Marie Houston
Nanelle Crawford
Etta Beaumont
Irene Beaumont
Virginia Parks
Sarah Parks
Henrietta iSae Sarzee Williamson
Earnslap
Blodgett
Georgia
Lle
Mae Wi Loulne Klassey
Hattie Hunter
Isabel Kubrt
Rosabelle Chapman
C. L. Davin
the Auxiliary
Brotherhood of
Edgewood
Davis
Eureka Adams
Lillian Alten
Julia Adams
Rilla
Presents and value in wedding gifts noted
The article highlights value as the guiding principle in selecting wedding presents, emphasizing how catering to demand for value remains crucial in wedding gift choices today.
Piedmont Catering Company opens elegant frozen dainties shop in Atlanta
Atlanta welcomes Piedmont Catering Company at 9 and 11 Forrest Avenue. The firm operates a modern above ground ice cream factory offering French and American ice creams, fancy ices, pene al glaces, punches, and decorative fruit served in cups or forms. They claim exclusive French ice cream status in Atlanta with a Paris trained staff led by Mr. Morse and Mr. Ledbetter. They also provide catering from small buffets to large dinners and invite inspection of their factory.
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Piedmont Catering Company
Forrest Avenue
Atlanta
South
A. Morse
P. Ledbetter
Expeeune
Reld Ice Cream Company
New York
Ledbetter
Paris
Morse
Manhattan Athletic Club
Shrays
New York City
Greater Newporl
Parties at Casino and Moonlight Picnic Gather in Georgia
A sequence of social events is described in College Park and nearby areas. The Casino hosted multiple theater parties including Miss Sarah Peel and Dr. Wills Westmoreland, while a camping party returned from Paulding County after two weeks of leisure. A moonlight picnic at Grant Park featured many local youths and chaperones. College Park editor extols the suburb’s rural appeal near Atlanta.
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Casino
Sarah Peel
Clarke Wetherill
Mitchell Horner
Joe Connally
John Welsh
Wills Westmoreland
J. W. English, Jr
Milton Saul
Wilkinson
Edward van Winkle
Florine Richardson
Clarence Haverly
Hugh Foreman
John Gregory
Paulding County
Douglasville
Bonnie Tye
Estelle Cook
Cephalie Lewis
Annie May Broach
Dora Snyder
Herbert West
Horace Russell
Paul Key
Gerald O’rear
George M. Lanter
Clarence Wayne
Tom Shipley
Elizabeth Broach
Stephen West
College Park
Annie C. Thornton
South Fulton Enterprise
Atlanta
Georgia
Atlanta and
West Point
Kennesaw Range
Stone Mountain
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Charlotte Stewart
Selene Armstrong
Thristie-Grimes
White Plains
Annie Merri- Weber Grimes
Christie
Henrietta Smith
Hallie Walker
Lohengrin
G. W. Tappan
Henry Jernigan
Walker
Lella Jernigan
Greensboro
Poland Grimes
Mr. Hollingsworth
Dawson
W. F. Robinson
Cornelia
Mendelssohn
Society
Ferman
Patterson
Waycross
Miss Peeples
Lily Peeples
Mrs. Peeples
Nita Peeples
Courteny Harrison
Punch
Katherine Walker
Jessie
Margaret McKee
Courtenay Harrison
Mildred Spratling
Tulla Rosser
Charles Owens
France Connally
Elizabeth Rawson
Susan Spalding
Est
Telma Kitson
Annie Caverly
Ida May Blount
Robert Jones
Winship Nunnally
Geof McCarty
Howard Parker
Robert Parker
Edward Copayear
Ray Werner
Hughes Spalding
J. C. Harris
Marshall Johnson
Henry Fallows
Carroll Cabaniss
Harrison Jones
Loring Raoul
Louis Turner
Robert Moran
Julian Scott
James. W. English, Jr
Mary Thomas
Josie Stockdell
Charles Ryan
Hugh Adams
Howell Peeples
Dick Bell
Onleate
Robert Shedden
James Robinson
Will Inman
Ward Cobb
P. P. Gamble
Phebe Wethers
Miz
Marian Peel
Cobb Caldwell
Carroll Latimer
Laura Payne
Ethel
Eugene Haynes
John Glenn
Andrew Calhoun
Trigg
Misses Woodward
M. A. Phelan
Sam Slicer
Everett Richardson
Mra
J. Glesby, Jr
Isa Wagents
Oglesby
Jere AY
Charles Black
Mong
Barbow Thompson
Annie Fitten
Smith Pickett
Quellenstein
Colonel Course
Mr. Davis
W. H. Glenn
Grace Church
New Grace Church
C. O. Jones
Samantha Billins
Charles Browder
Dave Silverman
Annie Laurie Lang
A.C. Bartlett
Miss Langford
Migs
Mrs. J. J. Spalding
Eugene V. Haynes CO
The
Diamond Palace
Whitehall St
Stoddard’s
North Pryor
Lanta
Dr. Stephenson
Pittsburg
Stephenson
North
Alice Walker
Eufaula
Ala
Lelta Wash
W. T. Credible
Leita Dobbins
Bullen Brannon
Luta_ Sanders
Coleman
B. G. Jennings
Seale
Pattle J. Wash
Carmen Burkett
Messrs
M. M. Shaw
Ben M. Turnt
Pattle May Brannon
Jewelers
Minle
Grant Rk
Lillie Smith
Edna Wilkie
Pearl Wilkie
Marybelle McConnell
Ethel Hartman
Maryella Kyle
Annie Mallory
Annie Crimes
Maggie Vane Lula _McMahon
Marvin Smith
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Charles W. Crankshaw
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