Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21
Savannah

g AVANNAH, Sept. 2O.-If a long
list of debutantes, and an unus-
uaIly large number of fall and win
ter weddings, mean much entertain
ing, the coming season should, in fact
be the gayest of the gay. for never
IN years nave there been so many
uepulantes or so many weddings 10
take place within few months The
list of girls who will come out This
year includes Miss Enez Teideman
Miss Dorothea Karow, Miss Josephine
stuart Miss Della Lindsay Miss
1atherlne charlton, Miss Agnes
Reese, Miss Elizabeth Ravenel Miss
Sarah May Boyd. Miss Edith Brvson
Miss ElOise Knox, Miss Katie Os2
borne, Miss Katherine Ives, Miss Les
lie Lawton, Miss Cynthia Farie. Miss
Susie Cole Winburn and Miss Eliza
beth Gambler.
An evening party was given in hon
or of Miss Clyde Beville Monday.
Those present were Misses CLYDE Be
vile, Willie Tooles, Ivie Hurst, Sadie
Quarterman, Leila Quarterman, Lily
MEYERS Pansy Beville, Hazel Pardue,
and Messrs. Donald HERS, Andrew
Fountain, Rufus Newsome, Ernest
Nogt, Curtis Floyd, Harmon Beville
Andrew Daniels. Harry Miller. Arthur
Scott. Q. Douberly, J. Timer and Paul
Micnish.
The marriage Of Miss Marguerite
Dorfiinger and William B. Scott took
place Wednesday evening in 81
Pauls Episcopal Church. The Rev
S. B. McGlohon, the rector, OBLIGATED.
The brides attendant was her sister
Miss Louise Dorflinger. William NJ.
Farrell acted as best man. An in
formal reception was held on the pre-
vious evening at the home of the
bride
A pretty church wedding took place
Tuesday evening at Thunderbolt
when Miss Estha Harris became the
bride of Thomas A. Adams. The
marriage took place in Wesley Oak
Methodist Church. The brides father,
the Rev. Arthur S. Harris, performed
the ceremony assistd by the Rev. c.
d. Adams. Miss Mary Harris, a sis
ter Of the bride was maid of honor,
and Miss Ina Harris, another sister,
end Miss Adams, a sister of the bride
groom, acted as bridesmaids.
Miss Della Marie Lee was married
to Cleveland Clark Adams Thursday
vening in the First Baptist Church,
the pastor, the Rev. William L. Pick
ard, officiating. Miss Lee entertained
her maid Of honor and bridesmaids
Those present we're Miss Leonora
Sowell, Of Tampa, Fla, Miss Sadie
Wright, Miss Elfreida Urban, Miss
ford. Mr.. Adams entertained his best
man and groomsmen similarly with
supper in the evening previously. Miss
Nina Urquhart and Miss Edith Sandi-
Sadie Wright entertained the bridal
Larty after the last rehearsal.
A very pretty wedding Of Tuesday
a,,Iy
WarriCk to Herman Halstead, which
took place at the residence Of the
brides sister, Mrs. John NJ. Blaine, on
West Thirty third street The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. s. r.
MCGlOhon, recor of st. Paups Epis
copal Church. Following the cere-
mony there was a reception rendered
by Mrs. Blaine.
Miss Mary Eulalia Feuger, niece Of
Patrick Brennan, and DIR. Francis Xa-
vier Mulherin were married Wednes-
day morning at a nuptial mass at the
Cathedral of ST John the Baptist.
The wedding is of much interest, both
here and in Augusta, where both Miss
FeUger and DIR. Mulherin are promi-
nently connected. DR.. Mulherin and
his bride will be at home in Augusta
after November l.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Dill
Ion ana hyIndH II. "lJCONeT- DOM
of Savannah, took place quietly at
Darlington, S. c., on Wednesday. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
George Solomon, rabbi of Micve Israel
Synagogue, this city.
The marriage of Miss Emmie H.
Cockrill and Grady Clinton took place
Sunday afternoon at the parsonage
Of Trinity Methodist Church.
Savannah young people are very
much interested in the marriage Of
Miss Lillian Pfiefer daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Pfiefer, of Bruins
wick, and MCAllister p. Tolbott,
which took place Wednesday at the
home of the bride in Brunswick.
Interest surrounds the approaching
marriage of Miss Virginia Josephine
Bisbee, daughter of Mrs. VILLA Adolf
phus Misbee, of Jacksonville, Fla,
and Lucien Hull Boggs, which will
take place on September 80 at Brown
Memorial Church, Baltimore. Both
Miss Bisbee and Mr.. Boggs are we'll
known here, and their marriage will
be an event of deep interest in South
ern society.
The marriage of Miss Mary Rae