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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1921

Page

8

Engagements Shown In Georgia Notices Across State

A series of betrothal announcements from families including Hicks Holbrook Crawford Brown Ridenhour Nahser Smith Ezell Whatley Davis Corley Hoch Tuxworth Pope York Mangum Shofner Baker Whiteworth Jackson Tichenor Watson Turk Simms Nicholson Gallaher Lamb Rowland Caddick Martin Tanner Bledsoe Britt Bell Goolsby Green details engagements and planned weddings. Read names, hometowns, and marriage timelines, with several dates set for late summer and early fall.

Lovely Bride-Elect and Engagement News Across Georgia

A trove of society briefs notes engagements from Marietta to Quitman, including Virginia Tuxworth to William Hunter Page, Maggie McLeod to Howard Pittman McGoogan, Maisie Devier’s match to Sheffey Lewis Devier, and Elizabeth Woolslan to Edward Page. Also covered are Tanner Carnes wedding in Birmingham and numerous other weddings, announcements, and social events featuring families like McCleskey, Ragan Schruber, Gillis Peterson, and Moye, with locations in Atlanta, Decatur, St Simons Island, and Macon embraced in a bustling social calendar.

McLeod—Mcgoogan A. C. McLeod Quitman Maggie Howard Pittman McGoogan Savannahs

Engagement Announcement for Miss Marea Ramspeck of Decatur

A social column notes Miss Marea Ramspeck of Decatur, cousin to Mrs. James Robert Smith’s family, and daughter of Eugene P. Thomas, president of the United States Steel Products Co. of New York. She studied Atlanta society, was a bridesmaid in Huntsville, and visits Mrs. Mabry in Georgia Avenue with Miss Nell Pollard and a group of local acquaintances invited to future gatherings.

Thomas—Poucher Eugene Peeples Thomas Plainfield, N. J Margaret Morgan Ralph Irving Poucher New ‘York Crawford—Brown James Matthew Crawford Mize Elle Eugenia Hoyt Cuthbert Brown Atlanta Cornelia George Alexander Ramapeck Decatur Helen Ramspeck Miss Pollard Nell Pollard Huntsville Ala Charles J Mabry Georgia Avench Mabry Elizabeth Richardson Geraldine Robinson Addié Taylor Susie Strickland Miss Strickland Corneille Culver Marguerite White Minnie D. Terrell Tohn Short Regele Hobinson John Jones Clay. Butmore Morrow

Birthday Dinner for Harry Satterwhite at St Pauls

A Tuesday evening birthday dinner for Harry Satterwhite honored by the St Pauls Methodist church Sunday school class members at the Young Men's Wesleyan group. Guests included Mrs Louis Satterwhite and other family friends with a prettily centered table and floral decor. The class members and attendees listed names including teacher A L Tison and several men and young women were present.

Harry Satterwhite Fils Wesleyan Delichuiul Louis Satterwhite Marie Messrs J. H. Elis Landrum Guy M. Joy Patton E. Brown Hugh Clarke H. Sutton F. Stansell G. Biack Satterwhite Mary Burt McLendon Leonard Mo

Entertain Visitors and Social Gatherings in July

Miss Rice and Miss Naylor host bridge tableaux for guests from Dayton and Georgia Terrace. Miss Alma Mitchell hosts a matinee for Miss Clark bride elect. Mothers' Class at First Baptist meets July 26 at Piedmont Park. Catholic Women plan dinner July 23 at Chamber of Commerce cafe with Miss Margaret McDonald organizing. Anita Tully, now in New York, will read Rachel Crothers play before returning July 29 for acting rehearsals in A Daughter of the Sun.

Miss Rice Mary Rice -Will Misa, Mergarat. Rice Dayton Ohio Ruth Crunselle Georgia Naylor Lewis Newett First Baptist Church First Baptist Piedmont Park Rest House Lake Chamber of Cont Merce Cafa Margaret McDonald Hemlock Anita Tully Atlanta New York Rachel ‘Crothers Misa Tully

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Hicks—Holbrook James Amos’ Hicks Theodora Myrtle Robert Leonard Holbrook Ridenhour—Nahser J. QO. Ridenour Katie Lovies Adolf Nahser, Jr Saly JeMirnamir Msg Charles Walter ‘Smith Rebbie Stuart Karl Smith Louisville Tucker—Ezell Carrie Goolsby Ezell Monticello Carrie Berta Hugh Coleman Tucker Whatley—Davis Vachat D. Whatley Hapeville Harriat Lucy William Hurst Davis Tuxworth Pope Robert Tuxworth Margaret Virginia William Hunter Pope Ewing—Whiteworth B. E. Hwing LaVerne Allene Winston Earwin Whiteworth Watson—Turk James B. Watson Dallas Mary Pope George R. Turk Cochran, Georgia She .Simms Nicholson William Bhéldon Simms Rome Josephine Homer K. Nicholson Athens Georgia Gallaher Cater Louis LaMotte Yard Montezuma Hileen Westbrook Gallaher Paul Faulk Forsyth Lamb—Rowland A. 5 Damb Cochran Mary Hampton Rowland Barton Medford David Sloan Chattanooga Tennessee Samye Cathryn Earl Graham Marietta Atallulah Falls Caddick—Martin Charles A. Morren Birchwood Avenue Chicago Susan’ “J. Caddick Rochester Troy John T. Martin Cleveland Tanner—Bledsoe William Searjorn Tanner Fairburn Opal Hthleen Harry Thomas Bledaoe Carrollton, Ga Britt—Bell H. H. Britt Titton Blanche Jasper Carroll Bell Anderson D. C Titt Avenue Goolsby—Green Goliar Ping Maier. & ‘Berkele, Inc Whitehall St McCrary Virginia Tuxworth Tilden Avenue William Hunter Page George Trimable Morgan—Devier L. T. Morgan St. Simons Island Maisie Lavinia Sheffey Lewis Devier Harrisburg Woolslan—Page John Kneeland Woolslan Greenbirst Fort Myers Fla Beaver Elizabeth Edward Robert Page Ragan Schruber D. L. Ragan Hawkinsville Pearle Morgan M. Schraber Thomasville McKenzie—Fitch W. F. McKenzie Beulah Amy Frank Williams ‘Fitch Corflish N. H Hallie Harrell J.R. Humphrey Phe T B Tanner Alte Philip Phillips Harding Biide The Valeau Carns Gulf ‘East Coast North Twenty-sixth Street Birmingham News Walker—Bailey Abbeville Otis Baker Getoniony Bristol Iret Baptist Abi Mer Moye Lucius Pedy Moya North Main East Point Thomas Alvin Moye Cupid Punch Wan Mra. J.T. Smith, Jr Lucius Moye Lucius Pedy Moye Martin T. Marchman Ruth March M. T. Marchman Mies Ruth Marchman Dallas, Ga J.T. Smith, Jr Macon Bridge Daniel Walter Cain Hast Lake Country Club Royal Daniel Brooklyn Ami Myron Freeway Peichtrse Whitchell Street Marea Margaret Thomas Alaen Andustine Nded L. A Will. Pharr Clife. Herris Amd Rel Pharr H. BE. Pharr Cand ‘Dulian. Barris Alma Mitchell Ineg Clark Phose Anna Martha Kothe Portia’ Adkins Mildred Latimer Mrs. L Wil Davis & Freeman, Inc Whitehall Clearaway Sale Frohsin’s Voile Taffeta Shantung al Deny
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