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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary text discusses marriage fashion and social behavior in the South, noting rigidity of courtship and polite restraint. It reflects class expectations, with remarks on how a well bred woman should greet strangers and the enduring influence of early impressions on a man, likening social shaping to clay.
The ceremony for Dorothy Eleanor Hogan and Marion Eugene Lazenby occurred Thursday evening at Kirkwood Point Church with Rev. J. L. vn officiating. The church featured palm accents, gladioli, and roses, with a program including musical selections by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Jackson. attendants included Grace Nesbit, Lula Hamilton, Emma Hogan, Elizabeth Hogan, and Francia Marion Hogan. The couple planned a wedding trip and will reside in Atlanta after returning.
In a small city a senior, Miss Gladys Laverty, resisted a demure graduation photo. She had a Cupid bow portrait taken and the copper plate was damaged. The student body threatened resignation, yet graduation ended with Laverty receiving a standing ovation as faculty fretted over make-up endorsement.
The Palace Theatre management earns acclaim for meticulous preparations and brilliant stage lighting during rehearsals. The producing class is lauded for an ideal workroom and the city for backing art, with Athens hosting a singer of notable artistry amid summer lectures.
Social items from Athens and Commerce list visits by Mrs Bar nett and many local residents. Guests include Mr and Mrs W J Peeples Mr James White Jr Miss Louise Alexander Miss Lankford and Miss Lila Cox visiting local families. unions prayers and church events are announced with details of venues and times.
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