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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1923

Page

26

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.

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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