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Items from a Baltimore Sun feature include a Thoughts for the Day by Phillips Brooks, a Miss Sarah Mell sewing party, and the wedding of Miss Marie MacIntyre to Mr. John Scott at the MacIntyre home on Peach Tree Road. The Scott wedding party included Julia MacIntyre as maid of honor and Dr. Hushlett officiating. The couple to honeymoon East and then settle in Decatur. Also announced is a pupils' piano recital under Miss Clara Barwick with a program of duets and solos scheduled for June 6 at 5:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TD. J. Macintyre
Glenn
Peachtree Road
Julia MacIntyre
Robert Scott
Hushlett
St. Mark Church
Lois
Margaret Macintyre
Effie Roberts
Nell Dan ‘Dler
Clara Barwick
Hancock Avenue
Lowe Elizabeth Hailey
Swift
William J. Mears
Monroe Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mears
Hallie Hodgson
Maria Hodgson
Harper & Brothers
Prize Winners and Recognitions At State Normal School
Music pupils receive prizes for two terms of regular practice as Elizabeth Moss Elizabeth Wingfield Elizabeth Bondurant Sam Lee Gaulding Maybeth Huggins Marguerite Riviere Annabel Riviere Omar Short Mattie Bell Bowden Lila Finley Edna May Ports Emily Deadwyler Midaline Deadwyler Lucile Jackson Mrs McEvoy to present prizes upon return from Europe and reopen September 15. Columbia University admits Miss Louise McEvoy to Teachers College next September without examination due to work at State Normal. A Pioneer Women’s Society outdoor meeting in Kirkwood featured music dances and a quilt presentation by Martha Atlanta Lumpkin Compton. The marriage of Maud Ladelle Bishop to Walter Earl Johnson was held at the bride’s home with simple decor and family witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. C. McEvoy
Elizabeth Moss
Elizabeth Wingfield
Elizabeth Bondurant
Sam Lee Gaulding Maybeth Huggins
Marguerite Riviere
Annabel Riviere
Omar Short
Mattie Bell Bowden
Lila Finley
Edna May Ports
Emily Deadwyler
Midaline Deadwyler
Lucile Jackson
Europe
Columbia University
Louise McEvoy
Teachers’ College
Athens
Scheol
Helles
C.K. Nelson
Joseph Morgan
Sp Occas
Tr. Coles
Atlanta
Federated
John A. Perdue
Daughters of the American Revolution
John M. Slaton
Edith McCool
W. D. Grant
Virginia
Sisson
Simpson
Judge George
Decatur
George Dasher Snow
Johnson
Pioneer Society
Martha Atlanta Lumpkin Compton
Morgan
Caroline Larendon
Maud Ladelle Bishop
Walter Earl Johnson
D. N. Bishop
Neighbour
Tailor hall and dining room nuptial details
An improvised palm altar hosted nuptials for a young couple in the parlor with Mrs RoE Haughes and Mr RoE Haughey performing a Faust love song. The bride wore blue and carried roses with valley tiles as six year old Sarah Bishop sang. Gifts were many. announcements note home visits and forthcoming entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroo
Wedding Announcements and City Social Notes
Mrs. Mears wishes many happy returns while announcing the engagement of Fannette Greenberg to H. Zinberg of this city. Zinberg, Capitol Woolen Mills Co. manager, moved from Baltimore to Athens. Wedding set for June 11 in Baltimore. Numerous social plans unfold as Miss Nickerson and Miss Tribble brides elect, with teas, luncheons, and visits from Savannah to Atlanta. Many local residents travel for Georgia commencement and summer visits across the region.
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Society
Alice Adams
MOME
Prom
Baltimore Sun
Bneath
Phillips Brooks
Sarah Mell
Miriam Haselton
Mozelle Eppes
Lowe Ruby Smith
Kitty
Chadwick
Helen McDorman
Leslie Quillian
Amy Qui Wikie
Schiltz Rossie Cook
Mary Martin
Jensen
Bangkoks
Panamas
E. H. Dorsey
Lurene Eppes the Doll's Burial
Rossie Cox
Chaminade
Eileen Harper
Clementi Presto
Air Suisse
Lack Mary Martin
Rosamond Eppes
Eilene Harper
Rossie Cook
Emily Kelly
Tria
Mozart Emly Kelly
Amy Quillian
Bishop Johnson
Mr. Case
R. Brandti
Insurance Building
Clayton St
Clayton Street
Pendley
Crucedale Greenhouse
Gerdine
Robert W. Lampkin
Edgeworth Lampkin
Gerdne
Frank Edwards
India Barnett
Toccoa
Plengol
Thecone Avenue Uracners
Manhattan
Eclipse
Lord & Taylor
Knox
Chas. Stern Company
Athens, Ga
Mrs. Mears
Greenberg-Zinberg
Miss Barnett
Irene Nickerson
Hilliard Spalding
Alice Keene Briggs
Spencer Conerat
Savannah
Georgia
W. A. Payne
Mountain City
Mable Levison
Brunswick
Will
Ruby Jankower
Alex MacDowell
City
W. J. Wooster
Harvey Jordan
Ster
Rachael Nunnally
Apiens
Julia McArthur
Spartanburg
3. C
Kate May Arnold
Lexmeron
Harriette Stockdell
New York
Hilda Ausland
Ben Barrow
Oxford
Barnell Stone
Homer Smith
Winder
Hallie Stapler
Commerce
D. C. Johnson
Gainesville
C. D. Cox
Claude Cox
Madison
M. F. Osborn
Bishop
Susie Kroner
Winterville
Ben E. Yearwood
Washington, Ga
Susie D. Smith
Jends
J. D. Bradwell
Emma Stapler
William Bradshaw
Julia Asston
Paducah, Ky
Jim White
Prince Aventhe
Edith Branson
Allen Johnson
S. H. Goss
Agnes
Harry Woodruff
Columbus
W. D. Beacham
Prince Avenue
Elizabeth Bruce
Lill Hodgson
Harry Hodgson
Dahlonega
Helen McCarty
Florence Hooper
Alva Harris
C. P. Harris
Col
H. M. Ryle
Macon
Libb Superior Court
J. H. Beusse
Boston
Old Guard
Frances Lockett
Albany, Ga
Mary Davenport
Americus
Mrs. W. H. Davenport
Frances West
Emory
Mrs
J. W. Barnett
Milledge Avenue
Charley Goodrum
Mrs. J. B. Hellener
Tom Shackelford
J. B. Wier
Atlantic Beach
J. K. Harris
Virginia Wednes
T. H. Nickerson
Dental Parlors
E. G. Griffin
College Ave
Clayton
Mallory Shoe CO
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