Miss Elise Brown Weds Mr Andrew Nicolson in Intimate Home Ceremony
Miss Elise Brown and Mr. Andrew Nicolson wed at the bride’s mother's home on Fifth Street in a ceremony led by Bishop C K Nelson. Attendants included Mrs. Harry D. Nunnally and Miss Lyda Nash, with Welborn Blalock as best man. The bride wore white satin charmeuse with pearl embroidery, bouquet of valley lilies, and both rooms and arches were draped in smilax and palms. The couple plans Florida for a wedding trip and will reside at Fleming apartments. Out of town guests included Dr. and Mrs. Harry D. Nunnally, Mrs. O C J Lieber, Miss Eva Watt, Miss Ethel Clark, and Mr. Bradley Wuckles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Brown J
Andrew Nicolson
George W. Brown
Fifth Street
C. K. Nelson
Harry D. Nunnaily
Monroe
Lyda Nash
Welb
Aoe Goddard
Smilax
Isobel Kubrt
Hthel Clark
Jacksonville
Nicolson
Harry D. Nunnally
OC. J. Lieber
Louisville
Eva Watt
New Orleans
Ethel Clark
Bradley Wuckles
Columbus
Miss Marie Sciple Weds Mr Stanley Douglas in Atlanta
Miss Marie Sciple and Mr Stanley Douglas were married yesterday afternoon at the bride’s father George Sciple’s Peachtrea Street home in Atlanta. The ceremony at 2 39 attended by relatives and intimate friends with an organist and floral decor of smilax palms and lilies. The bride wore white charmeuse with lace and a veil of orange blossoms, carried valley lilies. matron of honor Mrs George Warden in white net carried pink roses. best man Mr Hampton Leedom of Milwaukee. train-bearers Misses Bessie Mitchell Rosejeanne Sliter. ring-bearer Master Samuel Tupper Jr. Rev W R of St Mark’s officiated. the couple left for a south wedding trip and will reside in Chicago after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sciple
Stanley Douglas
Chicago
George W. Sciple
Peachtrea Street
Othe
Sj Ec
George K. Warden
Hampton Leedom
Milwaukee
Bessie Mitchell
Rosejeanne-Sliter
Samuel‘Tupper, Jr
W. R
St. Mark’s Church
Douglas
Will
Sherman
Atlanta
Atlanta Woman's Club to Hear Opera Lectures
The Atlanta Woman’s Club music committee led by Mrs. Slaton will launch a Thursday lecture series on the Metropolitan Opera productions coming to Atlanta in April. Miss Nana Tucker will analyze The Huguenots and Tales of Hoffman, with future programs featuring other musicians, and possibly performances of principal arias. The plan aims to maximize benefit from the operas and will be open to all club members with Mrs. McGovern endorsing a permanent program partnering with notable local ladies as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Woman's Club
John Mr. Slaton
Atlanta
Metropolitan Opera, Company
Nana Tucker
Mayenbeer
Offenbach
Afternoon Tea at Miss Trotti's East North Avenue Home
A refined 5 o'clock tea hosted by Mrs. C. J. Christensen and Mrs Lt. Halsey with Miss Trotti at her East North avenue residence. Guests of honor included Mrs. Cecil Stockard, newly married, and Miss Prue Ehinger of St. Louis. Artistic decorations featured red hearts, palms, and vibrant red and narcissus arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Christensen
Lt. Halsey
Miss Trotti
East North Avenue
Cecil Stockard
Prue Ehinger
St.Louis
Valentine
Tea and social events fill Atlanta church and club calendar
A long afternoon of entertainments includes a reception with red carnat ions and hyacinths at the home of Mrs W S Mason and Mrs Fred Gould, tea by Mrs Christen sen and Miss Nehie Kate Travis, and a punch service by Miss Maud Rolleston. The 5 o clock tea at Mrs Benjamin Wilson Tye features narcissi, begonias, and dramatic readings by Stewart Fox. Community exchanges at St Phillips church house invite orders for baked goods, while College Park Club hosts speakers from the state club and notes the 100th anniversary of the England United States peace treaty. Lectures by Professor Joseph T Derry are planned for February 19 at the state capitol for the Daughters of the Confederacy. The Modern Topics club meets for Georgia day with violet and gold decor, and the Frances Willard WCTU marks Memorial Day and suffrage education continues at the Ansley hotel with Mr Frank Schofield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mendenhall
Ernest Beaudry
George Curry
Barnes
Dickert
HS. McComack
Benjamin Wilson Tye
Ladies’ “Altar Society
Mira
Tye
William H. Schroder
E.W. More
P. J. McGovern
Henry
W. Salmon
Stuart String
Misa Penelope Clarke
Louise
McGovern
Brutus Clay
David Crockett
Killarney
Stewart Fox
Atlanta Theater Stock Company
College Park
Coliese Park
Schdol
B. Gray
Educational
coTmlittes
Filie
Peters Black
Ute
Blick
Deeath
Fifth District
Stening
Hingland
United States
Stevens
Emory College Visiting Officials Plan Interdepartmental Credits
Emory College in Oxford Ga hosts university officials led by Dean Plato Durham and professors Sledd Shelton and Bennett. They work out cross credit plan allowing theological and collegiate departments to count courses for both. A university catalog will replace the Emory College catalog with entries for both departments. A large edition to mail to Methodist laymen and ministers across the South around mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory’ College
Oxford
Plato Durham
Andrew Sledd
W. ‘A. Shelton
J. H. Bennett
Theological Department
Emory University
Emory College
Ity
Committee to urge small expenditure on city fair contract
A council committee reports on modifying the contract with the Southeastern Fair Association. They propose releasing only 27000 of the 75000 appropriation initially and tying remaining funds to the chamber of commerce raising at least 50000 in subscriptions. Councilman T J McCord chairs, says amendments protect taxpayers’ interests while trusting merchants to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Fair Association
Chamber of Commerce
T. J. McCord
Committee of Council
Chamber of Ceramercers
Committees of Council
Mrs Williams Long Sickness in Elkhart Ind
Woman recounts fourteen years of organic inflammation and female weakness with pain and fatigue. After six doctors she found relief using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for four months, urging others to seek advice from the Pinkham company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Savi Williams
James Street
Elishart
Indiana
Illand
Pinkham N
City appropriation safeguarded at fair meeting
Preston Ark wright and other fair association representatives attended and acquiesced in committee changes. The chamber of commerce is to subscribe the amount demanded by the council committee. Citizens will subscribe 75006 dollars. The English income tax was first established 73 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Arkwright
The
Fair Association
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Censorship Proposed for Movies
Washington reports a favorable committee view on the Hughes bill creating a federal motion picture commission. The measure would license films entering interstate commerce with a five member panel. state or municipal censorship deemed inadequate by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hughes
Federal
Motion Picture Commission
House
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Elise. Brown
Miss Marie Sciple
P. G. McGovern
W. &. Jarnaain
Linton
C. Hopkins
Benjamin A. van Harlingen
Spencer ‘Atkinsaen
Inthan
Frank Inman
Colcord
Victor Micriegshaabel ‘Thomas
I. M . Woods “White
Train, Paxen
Louise McGovern
Ts. Sonn
William I. Percy
Henry 2. Scott
J. C. McCrory
Alice Baxter
Beaumont Davison
W. W. Memminger
Alonzo Richardson
Edgar Neely
Maxwell House
Cheek-Neal Coffee, CO
Nashville
Houston
St. Philip's Church House
Washington Street
Kennon- Blackstock
Robert Nee
Derry
Joseph T. Derry
Legislator’s
State Capitol
Daughters of the’ Confederacy
W. EF. Upshaw
Modern Topics Club
W. Cc. T.U
Frances Willard Woman’s Christian Temperance ‘Union
Trinity ‘Chure
National ‘Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Equal Suffrage Asociation
Ansley Hotel
Frank M ‘Schofield
Slicer
Margaret McKee
Samuel Slicer
Juliette Die
Frances Willard
Auzyta
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
Veal
Chelena Market Co
Nort Pryor
J.P. Allen & CO
Merly
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