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T11E ATLA N TA G EOIU tLAN.
SOCIETY...
s*rm-
Mrs. George C. Ball, fcdltor..
And Woman’s Interests
; ,TO MISS,.\yiTHAM.
< .Mrs.'* John S.'.Ralne entertained at a I
-»i.< utlful luncheon Saturday In honor;
v - l Mlsa Laura Wltham and her brldes-
£ nialds. ; f ^
J VThe tkb)ek'^h^ch «»» covered with :i
] ice cloni, had'd* a centerpiece ja bowl
Vr yeffow trahlfSa. The lights were seen
J, through yellow shades, and the w hole
£JCTfccL>KSs.esj>eelally artistic and pleas-
’ lag.
C! Mrs Ratng;was gowned In a white
< batiste trlmmedulth dainty laces.
! ■ . Mrs. Ha cot,. NT’Americas, who Is the
■ gtiesr of Mr*.' Rhine, .wore a;becoming
toilette ■jf.rlaVcnder fashioned with
French lift, s f r
•. Miss Wltham- wore.- a pretty toilette
y'of green silk, hand' embroidered and
'■trimmed with baby Irish lace. Her
,ltat was black trimmed with plumes,
e. ■ Besides the guest .of honor and Mrs.
t Itacot, there were present: Miss Bffie
P lesPhelnn. Miss Agnes Ladson, Mlssl
tha Whitman. Miss Einlly Lowndes
dPLIMENTARY~TO
^ . MRS. DICKIN80N.
1 Mrs EdjrariiiB nforid>at: her‘home. aj|
; Lynnvllle|Tenn . gave! a
/nor psrtv Thu
> cf her isigr, Mrjfc'A. "Al ■ ■■■
■ .it *.lntu . Who is
i charming dln-
.•evenlng'ln honor
C piclanson, of
I charge, assisted by.Rev. Ht-ndree Har
rlson, jjf Ocald,-i'la. ►'
The bdde’s toilet" was of white mes.
I saline trlmrtied with rose point lace.
! The bridesmaid and maid of honor
• wore decoleftel gowns of white silk
■'luult trimmed,.with Duchess lace. <
. After itbb ^cddlht'an iilt*ant receff-
--tl«,h : was glden'hy Mtw. AVrlHui'n Mar-
f land at her home on Solomon street. *
The house was profusely decorated
with.palms nnd vases of plnlcaoses.,, ,
i Mbs." Starnes and Mrs. Wtttf rtbelvci
, the guests In the hall amb.Mrs. Harrl
, son and . MIss Opal Smith presided in
i the dining room.
The out-of-town guests at the ved-
t ding and reception wore . Miss Helen
; Marland* of Boston, Mnss., and Messr
; Harrison and Dillingham, of Aogustn.
, Dr. and Mrs. Lltlleton' left on the
Southern at 8 o'clock for a trip to
Washington city and New York.
.'"AULD-SaLLOWE.
I The marriage of Miss Kate Ballowe,
: ,qf Kufaulo, and Rev. Marlon Auld, of
t! South Carolina. will take place October
110 at the home of the bride at‘ Eu
Uauia.
/Photo by Motfa and i'lark. . . M'INTOSH-GOODMAN.
MI88 S1LVE.Y. SPEER. Tha engagement of Miss Roberta
Miss III m IT i'llJrn jtlilff lif ffli.T'ni l 'r' of Marietta.
Shelby, of Huntsville. Ala.
k rosea w ere used In profusion In
thd artistic decoration of Judge* and
Mrs.' Pardee’s home. The table was
IflU with a .cut glass vase tilled
‘ r! ~ ' OSes "placed In thb’jcenter,
Ink shades of silver cande-
bon-hoils, ices -ami other
ccemu'aicd the color motif,
cards .were painted In pink
were especially attractive. ,
■ CHILDREN OF THE U. tifc.’
TO BE ENTERTAINED
The children of ; * the Confederacy,
Julia Jackson Chapter, will be enter
tained at their regular meeting Friday,
October 11. by Mrs. A. J. Wurm at her
resWence, 141, East North Avenue.
The chapter will be called to order
promptly at 3 p. m. An. excellent pro
gram will be rendered and a full at
tendance,'la estpected. t -
! ' TO misS”duncan.
Mrs. George S. Obear will be among
those entertaining next week for Miss
■Margaret Duncan, whose marriage to
Mr* V'lrgU-Bhepnrd will bo on interest
ing! event-of October.17, Mrs..Qbear
will give a delightfully Informal Dutch,
supper, only the members of tbe bridal
par.ty to Ih; Invited.
, AFTERNOON TEA.
A-pretty: event of next week will be
ther Attention tea at which Mrs. John
Davis Carter, Jr., will entertain next
Friday afternoon at her home on Bal
timore Block,' . f . - • .,
IN HONOR ImISS’ : M0BLeY. .
Mr. and Mrs, Henry DeGIve'.garve a
theater party Friday night In honor
of Miss Ethel Mobley and Mr. Sims
Bray. The* dthifr' members 'of Ihk'paF-'
ty Included Miss tKate Robinson! Miss
Jennie Mobley, Mr. Sims Bray, Mf. Ju
lius QeOive, Mr, Burt Adams.. -
MRS. LONGING'S LUNCHEON.
S' : - DOR8EY.-WITIJAM. ■» ■
0 . Mr. and hJrsl'Winihm Stuart Wltham
t have.'lssued Invitations to the marriage
Ml their daughter! Labra, to'Dr.' Rufus
(Thomas Dorsey, the wedding to take
> placemen the evening of Thursday, the
18th ,of October, .at #: o'clock, at the
f home ; of Mr. and ■ Mrs:, Wltham, 793
Peachtree street. • *
V ' Drr Dorsey and his bride will be,at,
Ji home: after November 1 at 111 Juniper
.istreet. , t
LUNCHEON TcTm|83 WITHAM.
| Miss Laura Wltham wilt be the guest
r of honor at a luncheon to be given
,ncxt Saturday by Miss Agnes .Ladson
vW hc^ horns, on Peachtree street.'
** 1 t Y. wTc. A. ■ ; < •
8 Christian As-
T Jon has announced the opening of
I*their educational department,, for Oc-
\Jtober 15<' * ! ’ ’ ■ .’
y. The course In millinery Is very much
^enlarged this year and lncluflesicveryr
'«thing necessary for the construction of
■'hats, 1 as well aa the art of handling
yrlbbons, etc,, ' , 1
1 The lesions may be taken as de-
4 sired’and will embrace both winter and
Aeumiher millinery. There are two
C’courtes, one of twenty, the other of
Witty /lessons. 1■
jj i Bteaogtaphy Is also taught on, Mon-
,clays ind’Fridays from «:S0 to 7:80.
h j Closes In English will be formed,eth-
•)bracing courses In arithmetic, history,
figrnmpiar, spelling, ete. If you are
ontOmpIatlng a civil service examine-
Vtlon.lt Is well to brush up'on’these
’ subjects, likely to have grown rusty
Lfrnm disuse.
{■ French, German and Bpanlsh will
ofalso he taught.
> The gymnasium will maintain Its
Krtcord of the past and be one of the
ymost.'popular tsatures of the assocla-
■>t)on. Classes ere to be held as follows:
^Mondays fcnd‘Saturdays, Juniors, 8:l6to
• Vp. in.; vonuK women, 4:13 to 6:IS p.
• Vi.: buslteSs%\fiiii)'n. 6:10 to 7:30 p. m.;
and Mrs. W. A. Speer, of this city, and
Is one of the most attractive members
of the younger ^set.
MRS. POMJON M. RUCK,
NEE MISS WHEELER.
t »f P
.dvdnced clas, 3 to 4
.•IX inf: budnrss wpmen,, 8, to 'it p. m.
> The last class is the. 8. L S. ?. Club on
!• 'fuesday and the. Clover on Friday.
K Both.of these clubs have a literary fea-
eiture with supper. First meeting at 6
Cp. m.’ . ■ I •••'■ ■
1 Fencing will again be a part of the
1 Instruction under. Mr. A. D. Dupont.
K Instructions In corrective gymnastics
A can be had privately by special ap-
f-iolntment with the physical director,
fi TMs rainy weather has dlsappolnt-
Qad many tennts enthusiasts. The courts
Cat Pohce*DeLeon oan be used at any
xtlmetby gymnasium members, weath-
;;.r pflrmlUIng, but, present conditions
/ 1 pntlnulng prospects for the proposed
t tournament will be very blaok.
Airy,. one desiring to enter any of
Vthe above classes should register at the
Xeorllest possible date.
jjK Devotional services are held In the
(■-Association rooms on Tuesdays and
yFridays at « for 15 minutes, nnd on
l’Wednesdays for a like period at 12:45.
V Fttday at 4 the Sunday school les-
► son Is studied. Any one Intereeted In
k Invited to attend. .On-Tuesdays nt ,
rthere Is n service at the Boarding
Clleme In Cone street.
B The only department of the assoela-
OM on to continue the entire year Is the
J dining room. Dinner Is served every
day.-Sunday excepted, from 12 to 2: J«
p.,m: The hill of fare Is simple, but
wholesome, apd very reasonable prices
“preveil. Many men ns well ns women
are numbered among, the patrons.
MEETING OF EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE WOMAN’S CLUB.
An ■ Interesting ‘meeting of the cx-
.ecutlve committee of the Woman's
I Club' was -held this' morning at the
* home*’of 'tAe president, Mrs. A. McD.
Wilson. There was a full attendance
and many Important afTalrs were
-•transacted. .
DANCE AT SEGADLO’8.
The dance'at Segadlo's Friday even-
* lng was one of the most successful of
* the season. The chaperons were: Mrs.
i Carroll Payne, Mrs. Nash Broyles and
1- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fortson, and
1 among those dancing were: Misses
"'MacGowan Phelan. M. A. Phelan, Ro-
‘ line Clarke, Hattie May High. Laura
•“Payne. Leone Ladson, Janie Speer,
Helen O Rtlen. Bessie Pope, Susie May-
Pope, Julia Meador. Lottie Peck. Wy-
\dle, Edith Russell. Elisabeth Adair.
ISalUh', Cobh Johnson, Effle Huff, and 1
Mrs. Gordon M.-Buck, daughter
, of the late General. Joseph Wheel-
» er, who -was'married* nt her* home
v In-Wheeler'Ala., u few days ago.'
Messrs. Rees Marshall. Arthur Lane,
Lynn Warner, Versatile GMnn, Arthur
nnd Logan Clarke, .Tony Williams,
Gene ottley, Walton Harper, Eugene
Haynes,. Messrs,: 1 MoDougal, Shelby,.
Eastman, McCarty, Dugas McClesky,
Charlie Carson. , . . icj-tv • »
Miss Jarile *8peeri Wore »lbecomlng :
gown of hluo silk mull.
Miss M. A. .Phelan was most attrac
tive In a dancing dress of pink mull,
trimmed with lace and medallions, anti
Miss MncGownn Phelan's pretty gown
was of white silk.
Misses Martha anil Bessie Woodward
wore white ■ lingerie, gowns, < trimmed
.with lace.
Miss Hattie May High was beauti
fully gowned In blue silk, accordeon
platted.
Miss Susie May Pope wore white,
the red girdle giving & becoming touch
of color.
Miss Bessie Pope was In white silk,
anti Miss Sallle Cobb Johnson wore
blue silk.
littletoTTmarland.
At arimn the largest event of the
week was the wedding of Miss Mary
King Marland to Dr. James Rufus Lit
tleton, of Augusta.
St. Oeorge church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion In palms and
wild smllox.
To the strains of the weddlitg march,
rendered by Mrs. J. A. 8tewart, first
caine the ushers, Dr. M. F. Carson and
Mr. D. J.'Bally, then the bridesmaids.
Miss Lucia Starnes and the maid of
honor, Miss Helen Marland.
The bride came In with her broth
er, Mr. George Marland, and was, met
at the chancef by the groom, who en
tered with his best man, Mr. T. H.
Harrison. Tbe ceremony was per
formed, by Rev. D. 'F. lloke, rector In,
Rnyard McIntosh has been anno
the wedding to take place surly:
cember.
8ELDEN-WALTON,
j Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Jennie ,Lee Walton,
of Augusta, to Dr. J. M- Sclden.’of
Bewnnee, which will take place VVed-
nesday, October 17. at the Church of
the Good Shepherd, on The Hill, near
Augusta.
COMPLIMENTARY TO MISS MABLE
Mrs. Mitchell Rogers, of Macon, was
the hostess at a dinner party of twelve
covers on Tuesday evening In compli
ment to'her guest. Miss Mable, of At
lanta. '
:>■' ‘ATLANTA WHIST CLUB,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johrisj
tefftdhcd the members offthlrr^
■WhlTt apb Friday evening at tft
rooms In; the Grand. JJj )
Miss Mary Klngsbery, playing with
Mr. Oscpr Fappcnhelmer, and Mr.
Samuel Meyer, playing with Mr. Arch
ibald Davis, made top scores, playing
north and south.
Judge Walter Colquitt and Mr.
George Howard made top scores, play
ing cast' and west. The , lady’s prize
was a pearl pin and the gentleman’s
were llbrdry knives.
The players Included: ■ Miss Mary,
klngsbery. Mr. Pappenhelmer, Mr.
Sadnuel,'Meyers, Mr. Archibald DavW.
Mr. hnd, Mrs. Thomas Irwin, Mr. and
Mrs.) Charles Eleyea, Mrs. Harvey
JphnhotvMIss Julia Hammond, Mr. and
Mrs. A.-C. Coles, Mr. Harvey Johnson,
Mrs. Thod Hammond, Misses Calhoun,
Mr. Henry Mills, Mrs. Ralph Van Lantl-
lnghnm, ■ Mr. Ben Conyers, Mr. Ralph
Van Landlngham, .Mr. Sam Conyers,
Mr. Lithcol, Mr. Walter Colquitt. Mr.
George Howard. Mr. and . Mrs. Lowry
Arnold. 'Captuln Hansel), Mr. -George
Stevens.
HARROLD-SHAW.
The most prominent wedding for the
autumn fin Macon, announced so far,
will be that of Miss Helen Shaw nnd
Dr. C, Cv.Harrold, which occurs on Oc-
tobetv 23, at the residence., of .Mr, and
’Mr*.^VHllam Oheckley Shfcw.Yl^ . £
- ‘ MUSICAL RECltAt-J \ f
A rdelightful musical entertainment
will be: given at St. Paul Methodist
Ephicopa! church. East Hunter street,
Thursday evening, October 11, at 8
o'clock..-The program will consist of
male quartets. Interspersed with so
prano solo*.
Mr. R. D, Armour, Mr. Frank Cun-
dell. Mr. George McDaniel, Mr. Cart-
lltlgo Campbell, assisted by Miss Nel
lie Nix,, soprano, will be .the artists.
In-addltlon to the male quartets Miss
NIX.'willr favor the audience with spe
cial solo. The music will bo of the
very best class, und with these well-
known singers an enjoyable evening Is
assured--
'Receipts all go to the new St.-Pauls
church building fund.
LAY-C ALOW ELL.
Special to The Georgian.
; Gadsden. Ala.. Oct. 6.—T^ie marriage
of Mr. Carl S. Lay and Miss Josle D.
Caldwell occurred at Jacksonville yes
terday at 10 o'clock. The marriage was
one of the social events of the season
In northenst Alabama, both young peo
ple having u large circle of friends In
this section. Mr. Lay Is the son of
Captain and Mr*. -W. P.-:Lay,*of this
city, and' Is a member of the firm' of
Plncard & Lay, und Is held In high es
teem. Ills bride Is much admired tor
her striking beauty and many accom
plishments.
After a short bridal trip they will
come to this city, where they will re
side. A' large purtyt pf, relatives and
Mrs. Thtlipps ,c. Lflnglno will enter-
aln at a lunchen , h‘n8xt
i'r.'
tain at a ttmch,eo‘n‘ti4xt Wednesday/ln*
honor of Mtts Laura AVitham and hetj
attendants.
Mrs. Lo nil no's guests will Includa
Miss I-auru Wltham, Miss Martha
Whitman, Miss Agnes Ladson, Miss
Edle llealo Phelan, Miss Samuclla
Whitman, Miss Elizabeth Adair, Miss
Emily Lowndes, Miss Gladys Levin,
Miss Bessie Pope, Miss, JVf- A ' Phelan,
“Isa Alma Pope, Miss Grace Calloway,
las' Ethel Kelly, Mlsa Ethel Mobley.
LADIES OF T.tlE MACCABEES,
Gate City Rive No. 4' held a special
meeting Thursday evening In their
hall, 122,Ptot;htree, i which was .Well at r
tended and much ’interest: 1 ,was mani
fested In the affairs that were discuss-
Qulte a number of names were
balloted on. Several visiting members
fbom Atlanta Hive were present
i Mrs. R. Y. Colvin, state commander
assisted b£,.utefi)Mrs f from <*he differ
ent hives In Atlanta, will efiterialn In a
rest tent on the fair grounds during the
ten days of the fair season. All are
cordially Invited to visit the ladles and
partake of their hospitality.
WEDDINGsTaT MACON.
Several Interesting marriages oc
curred during this week at Macon, all
of thorn on Wednesday, October 3. At
4 o'clock In the afternoon of that date
Miss Hortense Morris was married td
Mr. Samuel Blumberg, of New York,
at the residence of tfte bride's parents,'
Mr--and, Mrs. M. ,J. Morris. The bride
Is a sister of Dr. Max' Morris, and
the groom Is an architect of repute,
of l ?he n ncw'^ U »tomc 1 e n ^uMtnng’YmMa-lhome on west feaemroe.
con. The wedding waf a pretty, hotnev The flrat prize wa* a pair of allk hose,
affair with no .attendants. The bride - •
wor.e a white satin wedding gown
'“trimmed. In duchesse lace, a^tulle veil
and carried white fonen. A ««
Simply Fine to Eat!
The above expression applies exactly to
Nunnally’s candy. It states in four simple words
the great distinctive quality of this delightful con
fection. It is made to eat, and is simply irresist
ibly delicious.
Besides tasting good, candy must possess the
' qualities of a really good food if it is to stand the
test of a high grade confection. It must be pure,
healthful, and nourishing.
Nunnally’s Candy
truthfully lays claim to the above named attributes,
and also to the fact that it is manufactured in the
cleanest factory in the country. Comparison with
■the best of other brands is welcomed. A ver-
,'dict in- favor of Nunnally’s -would be a sure result.
and Mr. Samuel .Plnkus Cronheim,
of Atlanta, took place on Wednesday
afternoon at 8:30 o’clock and'was at
tended by n large number of friends
from Atlanta and other cities. -
On Wednesday afternoon at.'4 o'clock
Miss Florrle Rice and Mr. Joseph C.
Fulford were married at the First Pres
byterian church. Mrs. J. D- Goforth,
of Brunswick, • wa* matron Of honor,
and Mr. Robert Hodgson, of Valdosta,
the best n)(in.
* TUESDAY BrTdGE CtAJB. „
Mrs. Evelyn Harris entertained^ the
Tuesday Bridge Club Saturday morn*
tng'Tat her home on West Peachtree.
| reception
followed the wedding,'after ytilch the
couple left for New York. •
The wedding of Miss Blanche Mack
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THE DIAMOND PALACE-
37 WHITEHALL 8T.
B(Uv. A iniKt' v«.» ifitiiHtn aim
frlendstwem from thls.elty and Annis
ton to witness the* ceremony.
DOMINO CLUB.
Mrs. W. M. Weathers entertained
charmingly the West End Domino Chib
at her home on Park street Friday
afternoon.
An elaborate course dinner followed
the games.
Sirs. Weathers' guests were Xllsses
Arltne and Floyd Almnnd, Lillie and
Corlnne Anderson Bnd Allle Arby, Mrs.
Emmie Collier, Mrs. Fred Seay, Mrs.
Charles Jones. Mrs. I. Arbut Meador.
Mrs. J. Allen Carlisle, Mrs. C. R. Mat
thews and Airs. Rope.
JUDGE AND MRS. PARDEE
8HEPARD-DUNCAN.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Duncan have Is
sued Invitations to themartageof their
daughter, Margaret Wilson, to Mr. Vir
gil Shepard on Wednesday evening at
8:30 o'clock at their home on Piedmont
avenue.
ATLANTA CHAPTER D. A. R.
The Atlanta Chapter D. A.. R. met
Saturday afternoon «t. 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. David Woodward, 615
Peachtree street.
ENTERTAINED ON FRIDAY.
Judge and Airs. Don A. Pardee gave
a delightful dinner Friday evening to
ten guests at.thelr home on Ponce De
Leon avenue, complimentary to Judge
Meek, of Fort Worth. Tex., and •-
Accordifin Plaiting
; Sun Plaiting^.,
Side Plaiting
and
Pinking
DONE PROMPTLY
AND SATISFACTORILY.
PRICES REASONABLE.
SOUTHERN ACCOR
DION PLAITING CO.,
781-2 Whitehall.
Bell ’Phone 799.
DR. J. R. BARGE.
OSTEOPATH,
Atlanta, Go. 601 Auatoll Bldg.
Office Honrs, 9 to 12:30-1:30 to 5
II. Phone Mslu 1943. ''
Residence 220 Penchtrec. B Main
Phone 4179.
After the game a dainty salad course
was served. •
Those present were Miss May . du-
Blgnoh. Miss Janie.Speer. Miss Josle
Stockdell. .Miss Ruth Hallman, Miss
Nan duBIgnnn. Miss M. A. Phelan, Miss
Jennie English.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON. •,
Miss Emily Lowndes will entertain at
a bridge luncheon next Friday morn
ing In .honor of Miss Laura Wltham
and her bridesmaids.
miss-fowle'iTentertains.
I'-rldiS'VevojiiriK atelier home, Miss
fielen} Fjowler. eiifertqipM j Informally a
number dl her friend*. ' Those present
were Misses Edna Forrester, Mabel
Tutwller, Mable Kelly. Mattie Huggins,
Jeannette Williams, Mabel Woodslde.
Mary Thomas. Messrs. Paul Gawson,
Ross Hunt, Hubert Talley, Erie Pafke,
Edward Hayes and Claude Arnold. Re
freshments were served and music was
an enjoyable feature of the evening.
E88IG^MOORE.
A marriage of Interest to many At
lantans was that of Mr. Christopher
Esslg and. Miss Cortlle Moore, which
took: place In San Francisco Wednes
day afternoon, October I, at 3:30
o'clock!' Immediately following - the
ceremony, the bride and groom left
San Francisco for Atlanta. They, will
reach this city early next week. Mr.
Esslg Is a prominent nnd popular
young business maq.of Atlanta, and his
bride'Is a woman Of charming person
ality, and decided social gifts.
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wedding of. Interest to many
friends will be that of Mlsa Blanche
Brown Edmot|dson. of Anniston, Ala., to
Mr. Chkrles Veazey Rainwater, of Au
gusta, which will take place Tuesday
evening, October », at Grace Episcopal
Church at Anniston.
Miss Edmondson Is the second
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. William
T. Edmondson, for many, years resi
dents of Alabama, and Is herself a
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native Alabaman. Educated at Noble
Institute, she Is a musician of rare
ability and possesses,,, an attractive
personality.
Mr. Charles Veazey Rainwater Is a
young and successful business man of
Augusta, and a member of several of
the best business and social associa
tions of tha*. city.
■ The wedding of Jtlr Rainwater and
Miss Edmondson will take place In
Grace Eplscophl church on Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock, the ceremony
to he performed by Rev. J. J. D. Hall,
of Birmingham, the godfather of the
bride, assisted by Rev. J. a. Glass, rec
tor of Grace church. The church will
be handsomely decorated In lavender
and white tints-and several hundred
guests from all parts of the South will
be In attendance.
Mlsa Edmondson's attendants will be
Miss Maude Brown Edmondson, sister
of the bride, maid of honor; Mrs. Ray
Thrasher Thomas, of Birmingham,
matron of honor: Miss Julia Frazer, of
Montgomery, first bridesmaid, and
Miss Josephine Rainwater, of Atlanta;
Miss Margaret Cobbs DuBose. of Gads
den; Miss Lillie Mae Lyles, of Colum
biana, jtnd .Miss Hattie Rainwater, of
Atlanta, bridesmaids. Miss Martha
Edmondson, sister of the bride,'will be
prayer book carrier, and little Miss Au
gusta Cobb will Be ring bearer.
Mr. Rainwater’s best man will be Mr.
Eugene Cralley Hale, of Athens, nnd
hts groomsmen Messrs.' J. Russell
Compton, of Atlanta; Will Henry Mor
ton. of Baltimore; Clarence Bell, of At
lanta; Will T. Edmondson, Jr., of An
niston. and Fred Washburn, of Atlan
ta. The ushers will be Messrs. Harry
F. Altchlson, John Crook, Richard
Bttckney and John McGuIrk. all of An
niston.
A number of entertainments have al
ready been given In honor of the bride
and next week will Include more af
fairs to Be In honor of Miss Edmond
son and Mr. Rainwater. The attend
ants will arrive In the city Saturday.
The bride's mother will entertain the
entire party at a breakfast at 11
o'clock Monday. A reception will be
held at the home of the bride Monday
afternoon and a rehearsal at the church
In the evening, to be followed by an
elaborate dinner to be served In one
of the private dining rooms at the Ho
tel Alabama to the attendants and a
large number of Anniston’s exclusive
society element. Tuesday morning the
ushers will give a howling party at
Oxford Lake, after which Mr. W. T.
Edmondson, Jr., brother of the bride,
will give a stag breakfast at the Ala
bama In honor of Mr. Rainwater and
his attendants, and* the-ladles of the
party will be entertained at a card
party and luncheon. .
Immediately after the ceremony
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Rain
water will leave for the East, where
they will spend three months, and after
their return will make their home la
Augusta.
JOPLING-WINTER.
Miss Cattle \Vlnter, of Madison, and
Mr. W. L. Jopllng, of Augusta, were
quietly married Monday afternoon at
4 o’clock at the home of the bride at
Madison. Immediately after the cere
mony Mr. and Mrs. Jopllng left for
Augusta, where they will make their
future home..
* BATEMAfLFOOTE.
Among the early fall marriages will
be that of Miss Janie Beatrice Foote
to Mr. Claude N. Bateman, at Fort
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