Arnold Hardin Wedding Brilliance Lights Athens Society
Miss Katie Mae Arnold and Mr. Hugh Hardin of Forsyth wed last evening at the bride’s aunt Mrs. Frank Edwards on Milledge avenue. The ceremony by Dr. James W. Lynch featured a large local turnout with lavish decorations of pink roses, Easter lilies, and hundreds of lights. The couple, from prominent families, will reside in Forsyth after a prolonged wedding reception and supper, with many out of town guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Mae Arnold
Hugh Hardin
Forsyth
Frank Edwards
Milledge Avenue
James W. Lynch
First Baptist Church
Nat Arnold
Nat Lewis
Macon
Thomas J. Hardin
Orion ‘Arnold
Hampton
Jennie Arnold
Moselle Scudder
Serena Crawford
Lexington
R. N. Fickett
O. H. Arnold
Fulton Warner
Lee Callaway
C. A. Scudder
J. W. Lynch
E. H. Dorsey
Mary Dozier
John Lindsey
Richard Callaway
Washington
Haughey
Valley
Lewis
Eugenia Arnold
Hamin
T. J. Hardin
R. N. Fickett, Jr
Luther Rosser
Eugene Black
Ewell Gay
W. D. Ellis, Jr
Atlanta
T. C. Callaway
James Edwards
New York
Charles Hart
Washington City
E. Nat Lewis
T. C. Amos
Mary Belle Flanders
Annie Callaway
R. H. Stovall
Frank Willingham
Ralph Ponder
R. C. Neely
Waynesboro
Sam Dick
John Palmer
Charming Harmony Club Card Party Hosted by Mrs. Myers
Mrs. Frank Myers entertained a Wednesday after noon card party at Harmony Club rooms. Mrs. Sol Boley won the whist prize and Mrs. Louis Funkenstein took high score in auction bridge, each receiving Madeira embroidery centerpieces. Guests included prominent members and visiting Mrs. Rubenstein of Anderson, S C, and Mrs. Casper Myers of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Myers
Harmony Club
Sol Boley
Louis Funkenstein
Rubenstein
Anderson
S. C
Casper Myers
Atlanta
Aaron Cohen
Sloman
Susie Cohen
F. K. Hirsch
Sol Bo
Sew ing Circle Hostess at Mrs Funkenstein's Home
Yesterday the sewing circle met at Mrs Louis Funkenstein's Hancock Avenue home. Foliage plants and jonquils decorated rooms. refreshments followed an hour of sewing with work-bags. Members included Mrs Maurice Jankower, Mrs Abe Joel, and Mrs Jeannie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Funkenstein
Sewing Circle
Hancock Avenue
Maurice Jankower
Abe Joel
Jeannie
Albany Herald Reports Big Cemetery Project in Albany
The Albany Herald notes a 240 acre cemetery development in Albany under supervision of R. C. Orr Jr. The plan includes Riverside Drive and a scenic park with flowers. Young Craig Orr leads the work, praised for handling the large project. Local supporters include Myers of Atlanta and several Mrs. names from Anderson and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Orr, JR
Albany
Herald
R. C. Orr
Berckman
Augusta
Riverside Drive
Athens
Craig Orr
Cunningham Memorial Hall proposed in Nashville Tennessee
The executive board of the Cunningham Monument committee decides to erect a memorial hall in Nashville to honor the late editor of the Veteran, costing at least $10 000. Mrs Mo P Hickman UD C director asks Georgia Division to appoint chapter chairmen to collect funds and report to Mrs. James B. Gantt treasurer Jefferson City Missouri. Laura Rutherford Athens GA will collect subscriptions and renewals for Confederate Veteran at $1.00 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
U. PA. C
Cunningham Monument Committee
Nashville
Tenn
James B. Gantt
Jefferson City
Daughters of the Confederacy
Cunningham
MO. P. Hickman
M. Rutherford
Athens
Brown Peeler nuptials at Methodist church ceremony
Miss Betty Brown wed Mr C L Peeler at the First Methodist church Sunday evening February 20 officiated by Rev C C Jarrell. Only a few relatives and friends attended. The couple reside on Hancock avenue with many friends.
Tea Party Honors Louise Moore at Cheney Home
Miss Frances Cheney hosted a refined tea for guest Miss Louise Moore of Louisville Kentucky with a pink and white motif, fresh daffodils and carnations decorating the rooms. Guests wore elegant gowns while Miss Moore and Miss Cheney led the group in social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Moore
Frances Cheney
Louisville
Miss Moore
Mrs. Cheney
Maud Cheney
Margaret Rowe
Meadow O'Farrell
Jennie Arnold
Natalie Bocock
Lou Morton
Mary Holden
Harriet Benedict
Nina
Susan Scudder
Marion Nicholson
Eleanor Hill
Sarah Mell
Augusta
Florence Hooper
Otey Vincent
Omar Short
Mignon Davis
Nettie Webb
Louise Dorsey
Laura Cobb Hutchins
Katherine Morton
Carolyn Paynes
Shady Dale
Carolyn Daves
Nellie Phinizy
Marion Hodgson
Margaret Campbell
Delightful Buccaneers Dance at Country Club Tonight
The Buccaneers social club of the University hosts a nine to one dance at the Country Club with midnight refreshments. Chaperones include Mr and Mrs Strickland and others. Attending young ladies and club members listed with numerous local and regional names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buccaneers
Roy Strickland
Bolling Lasnett
Ralph Goss
W. D. Hooper
Willis Bocock
Marian Hodgson
Lili Hodgson
Natalie Bocock
Harriet Benedict
Meadow O'Farrell
Janie Webb
Neal Cochran
Susan Scudder
Nina Scudder
Sarah Coker
Otey Vincent
Dorothy Hodgson
Florence Hooper
Louioe Walker
Monroe
Jennie Arnold
Hallie Crawford
Atlanta
Miss Moore
Louisville
Horace Clements
Otey McClelland
Gene Black
Nick Jones
Theo Smith
John Coleman
Charlton Theus
George Shuford
Billie Powell
Henry Dunn
Kenneth Hodges
Jim Brown
Pete Donaldson
Roland Ellis
Farrar Bond
Louise Bondurant
Archie Gann
Henry Brown
Marion Reed
Rolling Jones
Leon Folsom
Konts Bennett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arnold-Hardin
Mattie Wilson DuBose
Mary Gerdine
Cynthia Stevens
Frances Comer
Louise Bogle
Elizabeth Arnold
Edwards
Athens Woman's Club
Lucy, Cobb
Mary
Jesus
Peter
John
Matthias
Barnabas
Philip
Gamaliel
Candace
Aeneas
Dorcas
Stephen
Ananias
Saint
Jerusalem
Mt. Olivet
Samaria
Galilee
Judea
Azotus
Cyprus
Gaza
Joppa
Lydda
Damascus
M. W. Welch
Laura Rutherford
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Calhour O’farrell
Bob Griffith
Ross Creekmoore
Howell Peacock
Carlton Johnson
George Hodgson
Charlie Rawson
Glenn Bond
George Parker
Bob Marshburn
Elliott Braxton
Robert Leonard
Fritz Peas
Louise Vincent
Mrs. Young Smith
John B. Stetson
Weber & Heidelbrom
Clayton Street
Athens, Ga
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