Wedding of Miss Maybel Meador and Mr Tulley Graves
Miss Maybel Meador and Mr Tulley Graves wed at Peach Tree Place residence with Rev Dr Byrd officiating. Attendants included John Norris best man, Mrs W J Mallard matron of honor, Mary Graves maid of honor, bridesmaids Kittle Come Lucia Jeter Martha Boynton Sarah Rauson May Brock Mallard, groomsmen John Allen Mark Hightower Thomas Glenn James J Meador Jr. Reception featured white and green decor, elegant supper, and an orchestra. The bride, daughter of James J Meador of Atlanta, joins Atlanta’s social set. Mr Graves is a leading Atlanta businessman. The couple departed for a northern visit afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Meador
Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Graves
Kingsbery-Harbin Wedding in Atlanta Home
The marriage of Miss Jeanne Kingsbery and Dr R M Harbin of Rome Georgia occurred last evening at the bride’s Peachtree Street home. Rev J Orme Flynn conducted the ceremony at 8:30 pm, witnessed by relatives and intimate friends. the downstairs of the house was many details of the scene.
Wedding Guests Fete Bride in Gainesville Reception
The ceremony was followed by a reception for about three hundred guests. The bride was accompanied by her family, with paths of white and green decor on the table. Delegates and officials traveled from across the state for a business session and welcome events in Gainesville from April 23 to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 5. Kingsbery
May
Rosa Kingsbery
Henry Veach
Charles Porter
W. P. Harbin
Smilar
Rome
Gainesville
Box Party to Visitors at Kingsbery Harbin Wedding
Delighful luncheon at Capital City Club in honor of Rome visitors for the Kingsbery Harbin wedding followed by a Grand box party. Guests listed include Juliette Stowell Rosa Gam su Janie Bowie Kingsbery family and local notables. Also notes a delightful card party hosted by Mrs Eugene Crichton with many guests and Easter floral table decor at Capital City Club hosts Lowry dinner for Adams Bowles guests in Philadelphia and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Rome
Kingsbery-Harbin
Juliette Stowell
Rosa Gamsu
Janie Bowie
Mary
Rosa Kingsbery
C. Terhune
W. P. Harbin
H. M. Veach
Lowry
Clonel
Robert J. Lowry
Capital City Club
Adams
Philadelphia
T. H. Bowles
Milwaukee
Bowles
Tompkins
Joseph Thompson
Thomas Egleston
Frank Elis
Birthday Party for Elzebeth Spalding at Linden Court
A Friday afternoon party honors Elzebeth Spalding on her fifth birthday. Sixty children attend at the Linden and Courtland streets home with pink and white decor, rose cages, and birthday cards. Mrs. W. H. Patterson Jr. and many local families join in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzebeth Spalding
Will Spalding
Linden and
Courtland Streets
McClatchey Bride Leone Awtry Wed in Acworth
McClatchey runry. Acworth Ga April 23 Special Mr. DB F McCletchhey of Marietta and Miss Leone Awtry of Acworth were married yesterday evening at 6 o'clock at the residence of Justice D V Stokely Rev A J George officiating. Licensure from Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClatchey-runry
Acworth
F. McCletchhey
Marietta
Leone Awtry
V. Stokely
Brown and Sims Tie In Gainesville Marriage
Prominent business figures Clayton O. Brown of Charlotte and Estelle Sims of Gainesville wed at the Sims home on East Broad Street. Miss Lilie Smith served as maid of honor and T. W. Sims of Atlanta was best man. The couple left for their future home in Charlotte immediately after the ceremony conducted by Rev. W. F. Quillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Quillan
Mrs. Brown
Charlotte, N. C
Entertaining and travels of Atlanta society ladies
Mrs Charles Cox of Chicago hosts bowling party at Piedmont Driving G in. several Atlanta visitors and residents return from Charleston Dublin Dublin, and Virginia. Mrs Kate Thomason returns from Charleston. Miss Marion Miller from Virginia. Mr J H Stiff and Mr Burton travel. Mrs Forrest Adair leaves for Los Angeles. Major Mims to host reception. L H Beck and Janie Speer plan summer at Virginia regatta. Thomases return to Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cox
Chicago
Atlanta
Piedmond
Roby Robinson
Httle
Eufeula
J. H. Stiff
New York
Charles Hopkins
W.L. Marshall
Engagement Announced for Claudia Estelle Davis in Valdosta
Mrs E P Davis of Valdosta announces the engagement of her daughter Claudia Estelle to Mr Di Ingram of Dawson Ga The marriage will be at Mrs Davis home on June 18 The bride to be is described as accomplished and social The groom formerly lived in Valdosta and now conducts business in Dawson Also reported is the marriage of Mr Lamar Moseley of Valdosta to Miss Delia Stevens of Jennings Fla and a Newborn Ga wedding of Miss Clyde Dickson to Mr Harry Calhoun Pitts with a ceremony at Reese Ga followed by a reception at the Moseley homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
Julia Arrington
John Lee McMullen
Annie Lizzie Hacklock
Wade Hampton Barnas
Hickory Head Baptist Church
A. Mashin
Bostos
Araminta Culpepper
Aliné Jones
Valdosta
Helen Davis
Cranville
Fla
Charles Crowell
Columbus
James McMullen
Leola Barnes
Talbotton
Wiley Haddock
Ethel Burdette
Briggs Arrington
Rosa Hunt Lewla
Elizabeth Jelks
Daisy Avera
Lois Holcombe
Irvine Davis
Eugene Stanley
Vann Groover
Donald Jelks
Norwood Holcombe
Hugh H. Felder
J. W. Hischdock
E. P. Davis
Claudia Estelle
di Ingram
Davison
Davis
Miss Davis
Dawson
Lamar Moseley
Delia Stevens
Jennings
Moseley
Central Railway
Newborn
Social Items Highlight Local Visitor Arrivals and Visits
Miss Helen Pendleton arrives in the city and will visit Miss Agnes Lad son in West End before joining her parents at 33 Forrest Avenue after Sunday. Mrs J E Ottley and Mrs Edward Brown depart for Athens to be guests of Mrs W W Thomas. Mrs James Jackson leaves for Athens to visit Mrs Joseph Fleming. Mrs Leonora Beck Ellis arrived from Florida and goes to Athens for the Southern Educational conference. Miss Isabel Thomas leaves for her home in Athens. Mr Houston R Harper met Rome last night. Friends of Mrs J A Enslow note her illness in Savannah hospital. The ladies auxiliary of the Atlanta Young Men's Christian Association hosts a sale at 201 South Pryor Street on Thursday April 24 from 2 to 6 pm. Miss Emma Ling visits Mrs W Befdett at 12 West Ellis Street. Mr Sigon Johnson moves from the Aragon to Sweetwater Park hotel for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. WC. A
Young Men's Christian Association
Saturday Nighters Club
P.m
Col
Bonthron
Silverman
J. BR. Daniell
J. W. Marshbank
J. R. Daniell
Ethel Beane
C.F. Fairbank
Miss Fairbank
Reading
Vance Hunter
John Mullin
J. R. Daniels
Comnet
Clarence Blosser
Rose Steinhagen
J. H. Stiff
Atlanta
Rosa Steimhagen
Miss Cathron
Martha Smith
J. Lewis Browne
Lila Fond
J. W. Smoake
First Christian Church
Sherman B. Moore
A. J. Ford
Southern Railway
Ension
South Pryor Street
J. M. Jackson
Baltimore
Hortense Hockstresser
Washington
New York
Missy Helen Pendleton
City
Agnes Ladson
West End
W. M. Pendleton
Forrest, Avenue
James Jackson
Athens
Joseph Fleming
Leonora Beck Ellis
Florida
Isabel Thomas
Asa
J. A. Enslow
Savannah
Rallicai Young Men's Christians Association
Ted Minahan
Emma Ling
BW. Befdett
West Ellis Street
Sigon Johnson
Aragon
Sweetwater Park Hotel
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Ait Witt Wu
C. Tenbunt
Juliette Howell
Rosa Gammon
Joel Brown
T. R. Gs _wa
W. P. Barhbin
P. M. Nixon
R. I. Harris
J. B. EB. Brown
CG. R. Porter
H.R. Farper
Troy Bivings
D'ton
Adairsville
Charles G. Kingsberyard
Harbin
California
Foreign Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
North Georgia
Deasee
Annie Aylett Anderson
Virginia
Richmond, Ve
Hove
Iiadi
Bilied
Dade
S&s
Eugene Crichton
Forrest Ave
Harry W. Nathan
Crichton
Mesdames
Richard Harris
Frank Holland
Coker
Bernard Wolf
Floyd McRae
C. D. Gettings
H. B. Baylor
Joseph Raine
Albert Tidwell
Willam Tidwell
Howard McCall
Montgomery Francis
Henry Francis
Dan Lyle
Charles Eiward
Carlton Miler
Black Dunn
J. M. Walker
J. H. Bouligney
C. J. Lippard
John Lawrence
W. Foster
M. ¢. Jarnagin
F. W. Forrester
Ralph Brown
Joel Hunter
Ellis
Priclean Els
Henry Reese
Hubbard
Hartford
Hon
Q@ir
Tescay
New Orleans
Tucker
Texas
Ole King
James Middleton
Illiss Phillips
Virgie Phillips
Archibald Logan Denny
Kentucky
Miss Phillips
Courtland Street
Eorg
Torls . Bietcher
Dire
Herm
Herman Hirscbs
Kittie Cope
Belle Thomas
Miss Marshall
United Daughters of Th Confederacy
Helen Plane
Violoncella Solo
Alfredo Paull
Daisy Baler
Charleston Harbor
Anna Wallace
Piaho
George Hinman
Jefferson Davis
Livingston Mims
Long
Jane Boyd
Threadcraft
Putney
Earnest Clayton Threadcraft
Portsmouth
Ruth Luelle
Langhorne Putney
Trinity Church
Miss Threadcraft
Patrick
Richmond
American Baptist Publication Society
Atlanta South Side
Woman's
Inman Park Literary Circle
Victor Moore
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman's Club
Do. Helen Plans
Bilan Th
Eiseman
Wwen
Wren’s and Boys
Whitehall Street
Southern Hell Telephone Company
la Grange Baptist Female College
Lucy Cobb School
Nce
Virginia Flowers
Detroit
R. A. Johnson
Lithia Springs
Edgar Durlop
Miss Crasswell
North Carolina
Miss Fain. Oor
Mrs
4. Pauli
Marion Miller
Mies
Clara Martin
Charleston
A.c. Eae
Henry Burton
Charlestin
Mics Estelle Burney
Dublin
Alstyn
Hood Street
Kate F. Thomason
D. C
Lucy Hines
Kathleen Wootten
The
Thomas Myleston
R. L.r Turman
Donald Bain
Donna Bain
Cincinnati
Robert Ridley
Forrest Adair
Los Angeles
Adair
Frank Adair
Elizabeth Adair
Major
Mrs. Livingston Mims
J. W. Thomas
Miss Thomas
Nashville
Yesteray
J. E. Ottley
Edward Brown
W. W. Thomas
Houston R. Harper
Saeip Bers
James Thomas Law
Kelley's
Kelley
Malley
E d. Kelley
H. C. Wilbur & Sons
Got
Vaalthour
Freeman
N. Pryorst
Charles W. Crankshaw
Devouer
Trinity
S Avenue
Hull
Fiaree
Peo
E. van Waaulis
Gind Ciavite Aus
Atlanta, GA
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