June Weddings Start Summer Social Season in Atlanta
The June social calendar opens with a string of weddings and engagements across Atlanta and surrounding towns. Notables include the golden wedding of Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Kincaid on Merritts Avenue, Miss Sarah Hall to Wilam Anderson Sutherland at Central Baptist Church Newnan, and Virginia Pegram's marriage to De Sales Harrison at the Pegram home on Sixteenth Street. The pace continues with multiple ceremonies June 6 and 11, featuring families and local clubs, with receptions and wedding trips planned in Atlanta, Decatur, and Monroe.
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Tech
W. S. Kincaid
Merritts Avenue
Hewlette A. Hall
West Washington Street
Eunice Nixon
Mina Helene Lucille Johnson
Elizabeth Porter Johnson
Charles Edward Lawrence
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon Avenue
C. H. Dickey
LaGrange
J. B. Tallmer
Louise Letton
Paris
Luther H. Kelly
Lawrence
Dorothy Smith
Canby Lee Willson
Anderson
Ind
W. —R. C. Smith
Inman Circle
J. Jr. Smith
California
Ruth Nesbit Jackson
Thomas Broadus Annis
Decatur Presbyterian Church
Tech Commence Dances Highlight Atlanta Social Week
An Atlanta social week centers on Georgian Tech commencement events. Fraternity house parties at Brookhaven host visiting guests from Georgia and southern states. The junior prom Friday, Sophomore American Saturday, senior hop Monday, and Pan-Hellenic Tuesday all occur at Brookhaven with themed costumes. Mrs. Wilmer L. Moore Jr hosts a bridge tea for Mrs. Lauren Goldsmith in Ansley Park. Fine Arts Club closes with a garden fete at Woodhaven Studio. Marian Dabney bids Atlanta farewell to pursue a New York contract.
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Atlanta
Georgian Tech
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
Alabama
Brookhaven
Garber Hall
Wilmer L. Moore, Jr
Ansley Park
Lauren Goldsmith
Misa Marguerite Trowe
Athens
Fine Arts Club
Robert Foster Maddoe
Woodhaven
Wace's Ferry Road
Spiker
William Claer Spiker
Marian Dabney
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Misa Montgomery
Caroline Elizabeth Montgomery
Thomas Alfred Branch, Jr
Roy Jones
Hinkle-Tison
Carolyn Elizabeth Hinkle
W. Walter Tison
Nita Lewis Hinkle
Myrtle Street
B. P. Fraser
Tison
North Boulevard
Miss Johnson
Marion Walker Robinson
Monroe
Walter Beott Robinson
Harold Cleanis Cox
J. W. Cherry
Winfield Woolf
Highland Ave
Stobert J. Cox
First Methodist Church
W. 8. Robinson
Charles L. Bass
Miss Smith
Annie 'Elizabeth Abernethy
Mooresville
Mra
L. D. Abernethy
Chessley Bostwick Howard
Mooresville Methodiat Church
Abernethy
Thomas K. Glenn
Horton Askew
Cheasley Howard
Isabel
Caroline
Virginia
Frances Howard
Lawrence Howard
Charlotte
Chensley Howard
Washington
Euetta
Birmingham
T Louise Patterson Werkley
Aln
William Bass Dishro
Nathaniel Farward Cross
Dr. Dobbyns
South Highland Presbyterian Church
J. P. Allen & Co
Whitehall
Natoma
JP Allen
AIC
Bix
Mr. Disbro
John Bethune Hockaday
Edward William McCerren
Piedmont
Saint Mary
Irene Austin
Margaret Massengale
Caroline Nicholson
Punch
Winifred Niall
Mary GothMard
Elizabeth Jones
Elinor Memminger
Martha Murdock
Bettie King
Guild
Ewell Gay
Ten Eyck Brown
Walter Colquitt
Joel Hurt
Wilmer Moore
Frank Graham
Aisy May Laverty
Nan Stephens
Well Gay
Paradise
Piedmont Driving Club
Robert Woodruff
Winship Nunnally
Louis Gregg
Floyd McRae
LeRoy Childs
Edwin Johnson
Andrew Calhoun
E. G. Ballenger
Harrison Jones
Aire
Casselly Young
New York
C. Dinkins
John Astey Jones
Nathaniel Gennett
Asheville
N. C
AY. BI. Stapleton
Charles T. Wnonnally
and Bittonan Jr
Robin Adair
J. W. Goldsmith, Jr
M. B. Wellborn
A. H. Shepard
Anniston
Ala
Mrs. Forrest Mr. Barfield
Misa Pauline Gault
Florence Becker
New Orleans
Misa Mary Goddard
Mary Goddard
John N. Goddard
Druid Hills
Miss Goddard
John Goddard
Elkin Goddard
Captain Arnold
Miss Lyndon
W. H. Brittain
M. L. Brittain
University of Georgia
Young Arnold
Germany
Thurston Hatcher
Walker Glenn Carpenter
Loreta Jackson
John Marion Jackson
Decatur. Mesa
W. L. Moore, Jr
Marvella
Gerona
Fashiona