Princess Bertha Cantacuzene to wed American Bruce Smith
A society note details Princess Bertha Cantacuzene, daughter of Prince Cantacuzene stationed in Washington, marrying American Bruce Smith in Louisville, along with a large list of invited guests, prom color schemes, and the post‑reception activities. A separate miscellaneous shower at De Soto honors bride‑elect Mamie Alice Stewart with a bridal contest, gifts, and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Cantacuzene
Prince Cantacuzene
Washington
Bruce Smith
Louisville
Smith
Clarissa P. Curtis
Boston
DE Soto
F. H. Scarborough
B. L. Dell, Jr
Mamie Alice Stewart
Mrs. Stewart
Miss
Elizabeth Statham
Wilma Hill
Lahlia Clifton
Mary Lou Bailey
Carilu Harvey
Elizabeth Harpe
Eunice Young
Nona Young
Lillie Cocke
Helen Dell
Frances Ledbetter
Bagley Stewart
B. L. Dell, Sr
H. N. West
John Ferguson
Harrold Gray
Emmett Ferguson
Sarah Bagley
Jeff Moore
Keese
Jones
Patrick
W. J. Hill, Sr
Ida Statham
Earl Statham
H. A. Bailey
G. C. Thomas
Will Howard
J. A. Snelling
P. G. Foster
E. D. Powny
Local residents move houses and pursue travels across states
Mr and Mrs Dudley Gatewood relocate from Mc Leod apartments on Brown street to a newly bought bungalow at 230 Horne street. Miss Louise Thayer travels to Newberne North Carolina as a guest of relatives. Dr and Mrs Oliver depart Americus for Albany where he takes a Robinson Drug position and they will reside there. Miss Quenelle Harrold and Miss Harriet Rylander head to Camp Bryan Avon Wisconsin for summer. Harrold as drama counselor. Mrs H G Jackson and two sons sail to Miami to stay with her sister Mrs Vitsky. Rev Joe M Branch leaves Americus for Walker Louisiana to conduct a revival, returning around July 6. Dr Luther W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Alice
Leslie
Emerget
Albany
Sevenlock
Turner
1St Baptist Church
Dudley Gatewood
McLeod Apartments
Brown Street
Horne Street
Ir. W. B. Oliver
Robinson Drug Company
Mrs. Oliver
Americus
Quenelle Harrold
Harriet Rylander
Wisconsin
Camp Bryan Avon
Harrold
Joe M. Branch
First Baptist Church
Walker
Luther W
Prom Honoree Kate Harris Noted at Evening Reception
A Monday evening gathering honored Kate Harris of Macon as a charming house guest. The lovely prom party featured baskets and wall vases of garden flowers as attractive decorations for reception rooms and the front porch where guests were entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Harris
Macon
Upper House to Hear Walker in Atlanta July 1
The Georgia Senate convened and went into executive session to hear Governor Walker's message. Bills were introduced and a mansion site committee report urged purchase of the current governor's quarters for about 86000. The session considered confirmations for Governor appointed officials including Stanley Bennett to the State Highway Commission for six years and Thomas O Marshall as solicitor of the City Court of Americas until the next general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Senate
Walker
Mansior
Stanley Bennett
Quitman
State Highway Commission
Thomas O. Marshall
City Court of Americas
Dan Chappell
Mercer College President to Fill Pulpit at First Baptist
Weaver, president of Mercer College, will fill the pulpit at the First Baptist church at both morning and evening services Sunday during Rev. Branch's absence. Mrs. W. M. Fambrough returns to Bostwick after visiting daughter Mrs. Grey Tillman on Hancock Avenue. Miss Mary Glover goes to Athens for State Normal Summer school. Charles Council heads to Culver, Indiana for Culver Military Academy summer school. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrold plan a western tour for about two months. Mrs. Harry Arthur and children arrive from Florida to visit J. E. Mathis on Lee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lanier
College Street
Dorothy Holmes Wheeler
Henry Lumpkin
Henry Clay
Frank Easterlin
B. F. Easterlin, Jr
Stuart Prather
Evan Mathis
Sam Coney
Kirkland Sutlive
Arthur Rylander, Jr
Georgia Lumpkin
Wheeler
Weaver
Mercer College
First Baptist Church
Rev. Branch
Mary Glover
Athens
State Normal Summer School
Thomas Harrold
Harry Arthur
Florida
J. E. Mathis
Lee Street
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Warthurst
Hansford
Fort Valley
Lee Hansford
Elizabeth Woolfolk
Betty Newton
P. B. Williford
John Cook, Jr
Miss Woolfolk
Newton
Martha English
Elizabeth Broadhurst
Jane Broadhurst
Virginia Legg
Mildred le Masir
Virginia Moreland
Alice Hill
Jacqueline Woolfolk
Betty Wagnon
Dorothy Harris
Webster Wagnon
Sara Moore
Gladys Gatewood
Elizabeth Poole
Mildred LeMaster
Margaret Hooks
Leila Hooks
Lena McMath
Ruth Rees
Amelia Jones
Elizabeth Howell
Mary Ames
Nancy Hooks
Eleanor Rogers
Ruby Horne
Peyton White
Charles Tyson
Charles Roward
James Walker
James Eldridge
James Fitts
James Fort
Billy Fort
Morgan Eldridge
Joe Horne
Frank Turpin
Billy Humber
Ben Legg
John Wagnon, Jr
Charles Walker
William Barefield
Derry Oliver
Meriwether Jones
Bridge Club
Mrs. Lanier
Miss Stewart
Louise Thayer
Newberne
N. C
Marquesette
Pearlman’s
Tiara
Lalla
Americus, GA
Goodyear
Americus Steam Vulcanizing Company
Larpar
Charles Council
Culver, Ind
Culver Military Academy
South
Americus Jewelry Company, Inc
Wallis Mott
Mgr
Model Bread Co
Forsyth Street
Jantzen
Salisbury Union
H. S. Walker & CO
Lamar Street
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