Annie Ruth Myrick to wed Willie Wynn in Savannah
Mr and Mrs Stephen Miller Myrick of Quitman announce the engagement of their daughter Annie Ruth to Willie Hunter Wynn of Savannah. The marriage is planned for an early date.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1921
Page
10
Mr and Mrs Stephen Miller Myrick of Quitman announce the engagement of their daughter Annie Ruth to Willie Hunter Wynn of Savannah. The marriage is planned for an early date.
A series of Atlanta area nuptials unfolds with Hil Elizabeth Ray and James Thomas Sewell marrying at the bride’s home with immediate family present. Other weddings include Helen Spanou and Chris Carlos at 210 Central Avenue, Mary Ellen Jackson and John Alfred Williams at East Atlanta home, and Susie Marie Gammon and Dldred Salsbury Lumpkin in Chattanooga.
Miss Kate Clark married Eugene Sandwich on Thursday evening July 14 at 8 o'clock in the parlor of the bride’s mother Mrs Lucy Clark with Dr I C McConnell performing the ring ceremony. The house features fern and palms as guests attend, and Mrs Ada Clark Crawford serves as matron of honor. The couple leaves for Florida and other points after a reception with Punch in the dining room.
Third Ward League of Women Voters meets Thursday evening August 4 at 4 in the concrete pavilion Grant park Mrs W W Lomapeich will preside and Fred Woodall ward councilman will speak Members urged to attend and all interested invited Third Ward Civics Club also holds regular meeting Friday August 5 at 3 at Mrs F M Sish 527 Capitol avenue all members urged to attend a music program arranged by local talent
East Point Sunday school social notes say Miss Vinnie Bunn hosted a Leaders class lawn party for the Gleaners at Mr and Mrs Robert Swygert home. The Leaders and Gleaners are active Young Peoples classes taught by Miss Bunn and Mrs JD Campbell respectively. Others travel plans include Mrs Joseph Ness visiting Canada and New York trips by Mr and Mrs Tilson.
The Junior Witches club will entertain members and friends at 4 dance Tuesday evening August 2 at Segadio's hall with chaperons listed. The Beachland orchestra has been engaged and the event is sponsored by the Senior Witches club as a fall season kickoff.
The Catholic Club of Business and Professional Women held their semi monthly supper meeting with 53 covers. President Miss Kate Lynan outlined club activities and the fall program while reporting on the Federation of Business and Professional Women meeting in Cleveland. Mrs. Rapler spoke on the Catholic welfare council aims and work, Mrs. Moody on humanitarian efforts, and Anita Tully gave an artistic reading from 39 East after a New York run of 69 weeks.
Members and friends of the Paradox club enjoyed a Thursday Segadio’s dance headlined by a Stop Dance contest won by Miss Mildred MicDowell and Wilbur Simon. Southland orchestra provided music. chaperons included Mr and Mrs G Morgan Mr and Mrs S. P. Goodman and John O. DuPree.
The Atlanta Masonic club announces a dance at Segadio's hall on Friday evening, August 6, inviting all Masonia and friends. A long list of couples and a steering committee of prominent members are noted, with Southland Orchestra providing music and Maureen Beall hosting in honor of guest Avalona Pendley of Lithonia.
Grant Park chapter No. 178 C. E 2 will meet next Thursday evening at o'clock in Grant Park temple. Inspection by worthy grand matron. Visitors who are members of the order will be welcome.
About twenty members of the Wesley class at Collins Memorial church Bolton enjoyed a melon cutting on Thursday evening at Miss Pearl White's home. A movie contest followed with Mrs Ryhn guessing the largest number and winning a cut glass vase. Assisting Miss White were Miss Daniel and others.
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