Secure Horine Worsham Wedding Shines Brightly in Atlanta
Miss Louise Horine and Mr Ernest Worsham wed at the Horine home on Peachtree Street in Atlanta. The ceremony was conducted by Dr J E Gunn with a large guest list and elaborate decor featuring lilies of the valley, Easter lilies, and white roses. The reception followed in the music room and dining area, with a grand cake centerpiece and extensive white and green decorations. The couple, grandchildren of prominent families, plan a home at Ormewood Court after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise DeGive' Horine
Ernest Lee Worsham
E M Herine
Peachtree Street
J E Gunn
Howard Tate
Mai Hortne
Edith Swift
Chieage
Mieg
Elizabeth Hughlett
Ocom
Missy
Obbie Vaughn Wiss
Martin Loi Worsham
Forsyth
Marion Smith
Ben Simms Vi
Hifford Shaw
W A Worsham Jr
Athens
Dna
Paul Mne
Bertha
Ueder
Vally
Lily of the Valley
Villey
Mec
Horine
DeGive
Henry L. DeGive
Julian DeGive
N . Robertson
F M Mikell
J R Mobley
EC Kontz
Thomas P Hinman
Jennie Mobley
Laurence DeGive
Ellen O'Keefe
L DeGive
Robertson
Henry DeGive
Julius DeGiive
Worsham
Ormewood Court
Laurent DeGive
Belgium
Atlanta
University, of Georgia
Cornell
Georgia
Royal Society of Scientists of England
Big Ma Ny
Wedding Gift Suggestions in Gorham Flat Silver
Jewelry-like, practical wedding gift ideas feature cold meat forks berry spoons fruit spoons olive forks and sardine forks among the many single silver pieces. The designs can be matched in Gorham flat silver here.
Rogers Bread Ad Claims Pure Quality and Experience
A vintage advertisement asserts each Rogers Bread loaf is made right from pure flour with first class materials and experienced bakers. It promises perfect loaves only, backed by seventeen years in the bakery business and dirt proof wrapping with the name printed, pricing at ten cents per loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers’ Bread
Libbey’s
May Festival at Snap Bean Farm Draws Large Atlanta Crowd
An unusually large turnout of ladies gathered at Mrs A R Colcords home for a meeting of the Uncle Telmas Memorial Association to finalize plans for May Day celebrations at Snap Bean Farm on May 20. The event features music, May poles, a serpent ine drill, and a grand march with a queen and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Tlemas Memorial Association
A KR Colcord
Les Street
Tuesdas
Snap Bean Farm
Atlanta
Srasa
Harris
A Mepd Wilson
Atlanta Constitution
Tohn I Purser
Y Stevens
Florence ‘Tucker Ma
Mra Jenkins
McHan
Hartman
Julia Purser
D Frazier
Carter
Coleman
Connally
Miss Meadows
The
F YP Heiner
Queen
R Colcord
McEachern
Stohes
Forest Rabbit
Fudge
Fortune
Miss Tucker
Distinguished Tennessee visitors to visit Atlanta over week
A group of distinguished visitors from Tennessee will tour Atlanta for over a week. Mrs Anna Rus sell Colo and Mrs Whitfield Rus sell Mrs Glascock, Mrs Fix Ewing and Mr Chamapien from Nashville will attend. Mayes will visit Mrs R- Dow, with others calling on Colonel and Mrs Tyson and Mrs Bercy Lackett. Colonel Ty50lls is president of the Michigan exposition and Mrs Lackett will head the women's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tennessee
Anna Russell
Colo “i
Whitfield Russell
Glascock Aga
Fix Ewing
Chamapien
Nashville
Glasrock
Mays
R-_-T Dow
Piedmont
Pp Tyson
Bercy Lackett Mil
Knowvine
Ty50
Ra Jachian Exposition
Lackett Wil
Womans de i Peutment
Greek helmets return to fashion among Manhattan belles
Greek goddesses convene in print as Athena inspires a new helmet trend. The white straw Greek helmet with winged adornments becomes a fashionable, sometimes colorful accessory for women, worn tilted for most flattering reveal of the face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Montinigne
Mount Olympus
Manhattan
Pallas Athena
Solomon
Hias
Shirtwaist Sale by Ladies Aid Committees 2 and 4
The annual shirtwaist sale is organized by committees 2 and 4 of the Ladies Aid Society. Proceeds support church or community programs as announced in a brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Westminister Church Lemon Sale at Mrs Lee Smith Home
A lettered sale notice announces a church fundraiser at Mrs Lee Smith’s residence 151 Highland Avenue tomorrow. Dainty handmade embroidered and tailored waists will be sold with ice cream cake sandwiches and coffee offered at nominal prices to attract a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letery
Westminstor
Lee Smith
Highland Avenue
Symposium Club Honors Judge Lumpkin at University Club
Judge Joseph H Lumpkin entertained the Symposium Club at the University Club on Monday night. Present were General C L Angley, R L Foreman, A W Sterlin, L C Hopkins, A W Gude, J G Graham of Marietta, H 5 Arbuckle, H C Peeples, A W Smith, and Joseph Logan. After a splendid supper, Joseph Logan read a paper on Commission Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H Lumpkin
Clab
University Club
C L Angley
R L Foreman
A W_ Sterlin
L C Hopkins
A W Gude
J G Graham
Marietta
H 5
Arbuckle
H C Peeples
A W Smith
Joseph Logan
Commission
Ladies Serve Dinners For St Anthonys Guild West End
The ladies of St Anthonys Guild of West End began serving dinners yesterday in the Emery Steiner building. Menu includes Radishes, Cream of Celery soup, Olives, Roast Beef with brown gravy, Roast Lamb with mint sauce, hashed potatoes, mashed potatoes, new beets, lettuce salad, butter, tomatoes, hot rolls, strawberry shortcake. Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of St Anthonys Guild of
West End
Emery Steiner
Cream of Celers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles W. Crankshaw
Atlanta National Bank Building
JOS Rogers CO
BALA
Ata
Wright
Mot
Weighe Wall
Farkasenie
Mare Wright
A. Pittman
Liam Stansley
IF A Pittman
Wok Quillan
William Turner
J P Sturgeon
Paul Smith
H Rosecrans
Er BD Martn
Alonzo Jobson
Oscar Turney Wex
Marwan Conway
Bessie Clarke
Josie Denk
Ruth de Treville
Ozburn
the Iris High School
Edgegter
Peseta
Patent Colt
Black Cravenette
Tan
Russia
Keely Shoe Service
Keely
Oakland City
Foster & Robson
Davis & Freeman Jewelers
Whitehall St
Mae Naor Cae
Chalmette
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd
Gill
Thurs
Decatur
Done Station
Trio Laundry and Cleaning CO
Washburn
Crosby
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!