Wedding Guests and Reception Details From Region Society Page
The ceremony honored by Rev Carl Barth at Kirkwood Presbyterian united a bride given away by her brother Robson Dunwody of New Orleans with a wedding march by the bride’s uncle Marion Dunwody of Liberty Missouri. Attendants included matron of honor, bridesmaids, and a flower girl. reception followed with punch on the front porch and flowers. Out‑of‑town guests included Mr Davis Y Fitsgerald, Miss Hall of West Point, and the Dunwodys and Dunnodys from Liberty, Mo and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnella Dunwody
Annie Kate Green
Roberta Robson
Jean ‘Robeon
Georgia Dunwody
Mary Wiley
Carl Barth
Kirkwood Presbyterian Church
Marion Dunwody
Liberty
Elma
Mra. Hart
J. A. Hall
Davis Y Fitsgerald
Ghester
D. C
Hall
West Point
William
Dunwody Hall Wedding At The Nest Kirkwood
Miss Elizabeth Dunwody married William D Hall last evening at 7 o'clock in The Nest home of her mother Cornelian Dunwody in Kirkwood. The decorated drawing room altar featured a bank of palms ferns Paul Neyron roses and pink tapers. The bride's sister Mrs Wright Jackson attended as a member of the bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright .Jackson
Social items span dances and teas at local clubs
Sat and to pit and a dance given by Mins pathews will spend a few day at Sweet Briar college near burg before returning to Stents. Ararat Grotto No. 64M entertained at the Masonic Temple West End with a rand march and music by the Grotto orchestra. Punch and tea were served by several hostesses. A tea-dance at the Driving Club drew about one hundred guests. Miss Nell Young England and William Clay Driskell wed at the First Benedict church studio. Terpsichorean Club prepared for a regular dance with new officers introduced. Watermelon cutting hosted by Little Miss Willia Lou Wilson at 8 Crew Street with guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Pathews
Sweet Briar College
Burg
Ararat Grotto
Masonic Temple
West End
Jack D. Hayes
Grotto
Propheta
Social notes of local residents and travels
Miss Martha EB Wells convalesces and will soon see friends. Mrs Phinizy Caincun visits Asheville. Mrs Paul Felder Vose returns from Monroe with mother Mrs B S Walker and Miss Louise Waller as guests. Thomas Crenshaw, ill at Davis-Fischer sanitarium, convalesces at home with parents on North Jackson. Mrs Hesmonde Thomas Owens Jr returns to Birmingham after visiting Atlanta friends. Mr and Mrs William Dobson and Miss Jessie Dobson back from Isle of Palms after ten days. Mrs A J Martin and Mrs C C Childress return from Buford visit to Mrs Clarence Bowman. Mr and Mrs Paul Fotts and daughter return to Gabbe...ville after visiting Mrs Frank Potts. Mrs H R King improving after foot injury returning from California. George W Harrison returns from New Jersey with Evelyn Satterfield and Miss Frances Braines at Tallulah Falls. guest of Miss Hailie Crawford. Mrs Joseph Tilson and son depart for Nantucket for several weeks. Mrs C B Reynolds and son Thomas return to Atlanta from Denver in September. Mrs F A Parkins back from Great Lakes trip and Wisconsin visit. Dr John Phelps returns from Franklin, Kentucky. Miss Alberta Calhoun of Jacksonville visiting Miss Lotts Woodward.
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Martha EB. Wells
Jaulte Aick
Phinizy Caincun Ia
Asheville
Paul Felder Vose
Monroe
B. 8. Walker
Louise Waller
Hsemonde Thomas Owens, Jr
Avery Chastain
West Tenth Street
Birmingham
Ala
Owens
Odessa Chastain
Atlanta
William Dobson
Jessie Dobson
Isle of Palms
A J Martin
C. C' Childress
Clarence Bowman
Buford
Paul Fotts
Gabhettaville
Frank Potta
H. R King
California
George W Harrison
New Erney
Evelyn Satterfield
Cartersville
Arnold Brayies
Frances Braiies
Tallulah Falls
Hailie Crawford
Faye
Yenterlay
F. A. Parkins Haa
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
John Phelps Hay
Franklin, Ky
Mro
W. ¥. Phelps
Alberta Calhoun
Jacksonville
Lots Woodward
Second Warders to Hold Special Recall Meeting
The Second Ward Improvement club schedules a special meeting tonight at the Georgia avenue public school building for second ward voters and the public. Speakers include Councilmen J McCord and J White, Alderman C H Kelley, Walter McHlreath, and President Robert J Guinn. The gathering is part of a ten ward campaign to recall Mayor Woodward and police committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward Improvement Club
Georgia Avenue
Second Ward
Woodward
J . McCord
J. White
C. H. Kelley
Walter McHlreath
Beavers
Police
Dr Owens to Address Atlanta City Baptist Young People
The Atlanta City Baptist Young People's union will hold its regular monthly meeting at First Baptist Church Sunday school room Thursday evening at eight. Rev William Russell Owen will deliver the address titled Calling Out Reserves. Owen formerly led the BYP U state chapter and pastored Capitol Avenue church before moving to Southampton in Brooklyn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta City Baptist
Young Peoples Union
First Baptist Church
Baptist Young People’s Union
William Russell Owen
Owen
BY P. U
Capitol
Tue Church
Atlanta
Ana
Southampton Church
Brooklyn
N.Y
Third Ward Women to Clean Up Grant Park
Third Ward women plan a 2 PM Friday clean-up at Grant Park Band Stand to tidy up the woodland playground. They will bring hoes rakes and brooms to remove debris left by picnickers and boost park upkeep with signs and a culture of cleanliness. A silk hose prize awaits the most industrious worker and a box of handkerchiefs for the next best effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Bandat
Ji Grant Park
Atlanta
J. O. Cochran
Chicago
Cochran
Tyne
Theoty
Grant Park
Albany Cordele Boulevard Plan Linking Two Cities
Albany Georgia August 18 Special Mayor J Gordon Jones of Cordele seeks alliance with Albany Mayor Henry Tarver and Dougherty Worth and Crisp counties to build a 5 mile highway linking Albany and Cordele. The route would run through Oakfield and Warwick, with Dougherty already building the Dougherty segment and Worth County towns promising cooperation. The Albany Cordele Boulevard Association would organize efforts to make the road a premier southwest Georgia roadway, with a large meeting planned soon in Albany or Cordele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
J. Gordon Jones
Cordele
Henry Tarver
Dougherty
Worth
Crisp
Seaboard Surgeons Name Atlanta Man as Vice President
The fourteenth annual convention of the Association of Seaboard Air Line Railway Surgeons met at Wrightsville Beach. Dr. Frank L Ebskridge of Atlanta was named first vice president, with Dr W A McPhaul of Lamberton as second and Dr L J Pleot of Raleigh as third. Dr J W Palmer of Riley was re-elected secretary and treasurer. Dr J M Burke of Petersburg received a diamond pin for long service, and Dr J W Palmer received gold cuff links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Association of Seaboard Air Line Railway
Wrightsville Beach
Cape Fear River
M. L. Wood
Montgomeevile
Jacksonville
Savannah
R. L. Harris
Pla
Frank L Ebskridge
Atlanta
WA. McPhaul
Lamberton
L. J. Pleot
Raleigh
J. W. Palmer
Riley
B. Epting
Greenwood
J. M Burke
Petersburg
J W Palmer
Riley, Go
Horticultural Society Meets at Clarkesville
Clarksville Ga August 18 Special The Georgia State Horticultural Society oldest such group in the south met today at the Ninth District Agricultural High School Professor T H McHatton secretary of the State College of Agriculture outlined an interesting program for the annual summer convention There is no election of officers at the summer conference of the society The January meeting will be held in Athens at the college
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Georgia State Horticultural Society
Veterans Entertained by Morgan Co U D C
The United Daughters of the Confederacy entertained the old veterans of the old Third Georgia and the Morgan County Camp No 627. A big barbecue call was planned for tomorrow. The event honored the UDC of Morgan County and was well attended and enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Gaia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Old Third
Georgia
Morgan County
United Daughters
Ie Confederacy
Highway meeting to be held today in Ellijay Georgia
A rally of representatives from Fannin Gilmer and Pickens counties is planned in Ellijay to promote an Atlanta to Murphy North Carolina highway. Georgia Chamber president Charles J Haden will speak as about 3000 people are expected to attend. The route would connect with the Central highway at Murphy and pass Jasper and Blue Ridge toward Canton and Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin
Glimer
Pickens
Atlanta
Murphy
MN. C
Ellijay
Charles J. Haden
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
Asheville
Canton
Churches County
Marietta
Rosa Wil
Jasper
Pickens County
Missionary Society Plans Meeting of A M E Church in Atlanta
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the A M E Church, Atlanta conference, convenes at Rockdale Park church with Jennie A. Matthews as president, Mattie A Ford secretary, and Allan Howard treasurer. Presiding elders J Hadley, C M Tanner, H Canady, D H Porter, F L Fieme will represent seven state conventions. Bishop J Flipper will itemize AME missions funds and stress a $50,000 annual target. Laurel Turner, president of Southern Societies, will speak Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
A.M. E
Atlanta
Rockdie Park
Jennie A. Matthews
Mattie A’ Ford
Llan Howard
J Hadley
C. M. Tanner
H Canady
D H. Porter
F. L' Fiemme
Blabop J. Flipper
Divcese
AME
United States
Africa
Laurel Turner
Woman's Home and Foreign Societies
Prof Ritchie Slated for Ga Normal School Post
Athens Ga August 18 Special Professor Horace Ritchie longtime superintendent of Fitzgerald public schools will fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Professor J Wardlaw dean of the State Normal School at Athens as announced in a regional dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Horace Ritchie
Fitzgerald
J. Wardlaw
State Normal School
Stephen Tighe Leaves Atlanta to Practice in Darien Ga
Stephen Tighe, longtime Atlanta bar member, begins legal practice in Darien, Ga, after relocating his residence. He has been active in various Atlanta organizations including the Atlanta artillery National Guard unit and Capital City Lodge Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Tighe
Atlanta
Darien
Tighe
Atlanta Artillery
Field Artillery
National Guard of Georgia
Annjaton
Ala
Capital City
Knights of Pything
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Blanche McKnight
James K. Oliver
Minuie McPhail
Rudrey Harwell
Miss McKnight
J. C. McKknight
D. C. Southard
Oliver Mis
We Ten Club
J. Elmer Sider
Hest Avenue
J. FR. Sider
Miks Eva Slider
Mircos Fest Jones
Corrie Gill
Eva Sider
Lillie Man Nolas
Katherine Saye
Lovie McLeughlin
Ruth Padgerr
Annie Bundick
Mia
Anna Halle Frost
Beaufort Mathews
James Edward Flewelien
Barrington Hall
Barboursville
John Chandler
Newman
Susie Erskine McGregor
Sadie Stevens
Livingston
Mozelle Grover
Martha, Grover
Summerset
John Brown
Fort Valley
Elizabeth Livingston
Washington
Derryvale Daximsk
J. B. Fallaize CO
Bread & Aleta St
Horlick
Hank Mann
Texas Quartet
Strand
Ann Murbock
Royal Family
The
Black Sea
Lamo NO
Theda Bara Clemenceau
Fox Film Feature
Victoria
Iinlem Arama
Willie Goen
Selig
Myrtle Gonzales
Chalice OF Courage
Vitagraph
Bar HK. Ranch
Elaine
Bin
Komic
Keystone
GEM Theater
Max Asher
the Desoto
Kaiem
Plano
Camp
the Savoy
Nestor
William Dowixnd
Violet MclMillan
Lord Barrington
Bronhenheur
Majestie
Mabel
Edith Pruett
Big Ridge
Wn.o
Cuticara
Dept. T. Beston
Shivar Spring
Shelton
S.C
H. 3. Singer Co
Fain & Stamps
Walker Brothers
F. L. Adams Co
McCord-Stewart Co
Driving Club
Hemnen King
Andire
Robert Greg
Misa Frances Rowland
New York
Messrs. Welborn, Binlock
William Menry
Henry Lyon
George Brine
Arnold Broyles
J. D. McCarty
A. EB. Harless
J. J. Haverty
Gentry
W. Heiser
Sims Bray
Henry Kennedy
Edward Durane
England
Driskell
Nell
Young
William Clay Driskell
Terpsichorean Club
Terpalcnorean Club
Iday
C. C. Seleskey
W.W. Rhodes
Fred Jones
John Wood
Charles Wynne
Allan Gray
Walter Bone
Howard Smith
Phin Clower
Willia Lou Wilson
Crew Street
Agnes Wells
Maud Hoppers
Margaret Benson
Dorothy Mores
Mary Lizzie Hightower
Cornelia Hilliett
Thomas Benson
Helen Thomas
Thomas Crenshaw
Davis-Fischer Sanitarium
North
Jackson Street
Joseph Tilson
Nantucket
Mass
C B Reynolds
Thomas
Denver
DR. Owens
Atlanta City
Seaboard Surgeons
Horticultural Society
Clarkesville
Morgan Co
Prof. Ritchie
Normal School
Capital City Laundry
Beuchleds Dairy Farm
Rountree’s
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Whitehall St
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Detroit Electric
Als
Ime
Detroit Electric Sales Co
Hudson Show Rooms
East North Avenue
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