Behnken Lamar wedding noted with Georgia ties
Florine Eugenia Behnken and James H. H. Lamar wed in Hendersonville North Carolina. Both from prominent Georgia families. They plan a fall ex travel and winter in the south.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1916
Page
11
Florine Eugenia Behnken and James H. H. Lamar wed in Hendersonville North Carolina. Both from prominent Georgia families. They plan a fall ex travel and winter in the south.
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The Forsyth presents an all star vaudeville bill led by Marie Nordstrom in Bits of Acting and The Sunny Side of Broadway with Max Bloom and Alice Shor. Anna Pavlova headlines the Piedmont with The Dumb Girl of Portici, while the Strand shows Angled Hearts and The Red Widow at the Georgian stars John Barrymore and Zabelle.
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