Augusta couple wed in quiet St Patrick ceremony
The Augusta Herald notes the marriage of Lula Gertrude Rice to Charles Harrison Howard at St Patrick parsonage. The ceremony was at 3 pm, conducted by Father Mahon, witnessed by only intimate friends. The couple, both well known in Augusta social circles, begin married life after brief formalities and small reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rice
Augusta
St Patrick Parsonage
FatherMahon
Lula Gertrude Rice
Charles Harrison Howard
Mrs Howards Youngest Daughter Is Given In Marriage
A wedding note describes Mrs Howards, youngest daughter of Captain and Mrs Matthew Rice, wearing a straw hat with white roses as she is given away by Dr Edward Rice. After the ceremony she and her husband Mr Howard visit Atlante Aragon for two days then travel to Baltimore, Washington, Atlantic City, and New York before returning to lower Broad Street for housekeeping around late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rice
Mra Howard
Atlante
Aragon
Baltimore
Washington
Atlantic City
New York
Lower Broad Street
Howards
Matthew Rice
Quiet wedding ties knot at bride’s relative’s home
The ceremony conducted by Dr Bridewell at the bride’s aunt Mrs W A Moore home was quiet and witnesses were only relatives. The bride wore white organdie and lace with a tulle veil and orange blossom wreath, with a diamond star gift from the groom. the couple then left for New York for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Bridewell
W A Moore
Hreadcroft
New York
Formal Dinner Honors Miss Gatins at Prestigious Club
Miss Mary Gatins, daughter of Joseph Gatins of New York, was guest of honor at an informal dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs James McKeldin at the Preamont Club last evening. Attending were Mr and Mrs John E Murphy, Miss Gay, Miss Gatins, Mr Joseph Gatins Jr, Mr Joseph Brown Connally, and others.
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Cobb
Marion Colley
Washington, Ga
H. H. Cobb
Capitol Avenue
Kew
Louise Lobb
Colley
Annie Fitten
Adelaide Howell
Roline Clarke
Jesse Stockdell
Laurie Harrison
Valeria Rankin Misses Taylor
Louise Cobb
Mary Nicolson
Nannie Nicol
Cora Too
Harry English
Piedmont Chuir
James W. English
James English
James i. Hobinson
Thomas B. Paine
Eng- Neh
Stockdel
Charles Hyan
English
Atlanta
Mary Gatins
Mary ‘Tsatins
Joseph Gating
New York
Preamont Club
James McKeldin
John E Murphy
Gay
Gatins
Joseph Gating, Jr
Joseph Brown Connally
Garden Party Hosts Plan Elegant Lawn Event
Mrs. George Traylor and Mrs. Dan A Pardee will host a garden party next Wednesday afternoon on their lawns beside Ponce de Leon circle. Several hundred guests will be invited and the affair is set to be one of the week’s brillian social events.
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Dexter
Frank Hawkins
George Traylor
Dan A. Pardee
Ponce de Leon Circle
Miss Tompkins Brilliants at LeFebvre School
Miss Bessie Tompkins third daughter of Judge and Mrs Henry Tompkins returns from Mrs Le Febvre's school in Baltimore with top marks in scholarship French and English. She will spend part of the summer in Atlanta and resume studies north in the fall. Colonel and Mrs Benjamin Pranklin Dobbott invite to the marriage of their niece Miss Katherine Durand to Mr David William Morgan on Thursday evening June 19 at 190 Peach Tree Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tompkin
Misa Bessie Tompkins
Henry
B. Tompkins
Durand-Morgan
Benjamin Pranklin
Katherine Durand
David William Morgan
Peachtrea Street
Hurst and Howald Tie The Knot In Decatur Nuptials
Miss Louise Hurst of Decatur and Dr Frank H Howald of this city wed last Tuesday evening at the bride’s residence in Decatur. The bride is the daughter of Dr Furst and known for musical talent. Dr Howald, a throat specialist and president of the Atlanta Floral Company, will be at home to friends at 422 North Boulevard after Sunday.
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North Boulevard
Stn
Alford Teasley wedding in Hartwell Georgia
A quiet and beautiful wedding joined Benjamin C. Alford and Miss Sumpter Teasley at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Teasley residence. Rev. J. A. Black officiated. Both families prominent in society. Alford, son of D C Alford, has joined his father's business. Teasley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Teasley of Iva South Carolina, is Hartwell Institute graduate and former Hat County teacher.
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Alford-Teasley
Hartwell
Benjamin C. Alford
Sumpter Teasley
Thomas W. Teasley
J. A. Black
Alford
D C Alford
W. Teasley
Iva
Hartwell Institute
Hat County
Carrie Byrd and Joseph Luttrell to Wed at Methodist Church
Waverly Hall Georgia reports the June 10 9 o clock wedding of Carrie Byrd and Joseph Arthur Luttrell with Miss Lille Byrd as maid of honor and Homer Moultrie as best man. Bridesmaids include Minnie Walton Bonnie Mae Stanford Susie Whitehead Mamie Brawner Mary Griffin Nettie Mae Byrd. Mr J W Camp to play the Wedding March. Distinct social notes list local visits performances and upcoming society events.
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Waverly Hall
Carrie Byrd
Joseph Arthur Luttrell
Methodist Church
J. G. Parker
Lille Byrd
Homer Moultrie
Minnie Walton
Bonnie Mae Stanford
Susie Whitehead
Mamie Brawner
Diplomas Presented to Fifty-Two Girls at Grand High School
Fifty two young women at the Girls High School graduation last night received diplomas in a ceremony marked by white gowns and carnations. Hon. Hoke Smith spoke for the board on education, the program included essays by top students, a class march, and a scholarship announcements. The audience filled the Grand to witness the bright display of drill and student achievement.
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Hanele
B. C. Davis
Board of Education
Hoke Smith
Board
Clasa
G. A. Veazie, Jr
Agnes Repplier
Cadmus
Earth
Katie Baker
C. C
Franz Abt
Dorothea Znters
Mary Ramsaur
Bemichorus
Dewy Dell
Henry Smart
Caroline Westmoreland
L. C
Vincent
Hon. Hoke Smith
Alberta Malone
Annie Laurie Fuller
Friends and families schedule notices in Atlanta social column
Mrs Walker Inman rises from illness to sit up and greet friends. Bee James W English Jr and wife start building a new Peachtree street home. Clarence May and wife stay at Mrs Worley’s Merritts Courtland corner. Harry English expected home this week. George Brown heads to Wrightsville Beach after the Connally Spalding wedding. Rebecca Drowa hosts a Hot Springs house party. Heber Reed and Constance Reed occupy Dr Hobbs’ house on Ponce de Leon Circle. George Harrison takes Ottley home for summer. Jennie Byers recovered from illness. A card party hosted by Mrs Herbert Manson is planned for this afternoon.
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James W. English, Jr
Peachtree Street
Bee
Clarence May
Worley
Merritts and
Courtland Avenues
George Brown
Wrightsville Beach
Connally-Spalding
Rebecca Drowa
Hot Springs
Heber Reed
Constance Reed
Hobbs
Ponce de Leon Circle
Jennie Byers
Herbert Manson
Social notes from Athens and nearby towns
Mrs W Randolph Sweanay hosts a brilliant occasion with fifty guests. Mrs E G McCabe’s health improves. Mrs Edward Barrett returns to Birmingham. Mr and Mrs C H Howard departed for the east. Nellie Howell to entertain the Bpinstern Club. Miss Mary Gatins to visit Miss Annie Fitten after seeing Mr and Mrs James McKeldin. Mrs Frank Hardeman returns to Athens. Miss Margie Calhoun at home with Mag Arriola. Miss Florence Millen leaves for Agatisville Ky for summer with relatives. Nell Graham entertained at a box party. Mrs Frederick Benson returns to Milwaukee. Miss Mary Gatings of New York visits Athens during commencement. Ethel Tutweller to visit Miss A Lama Steele during Lucy Cobb and university commencements.
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Edward Barrett
Birmingham
C. H. Howard
Nellie Howell
Bpinstern’ Club
James McKeldin
Mary Gatins
Annie Fitten
Nell Graham
Frederick Benson
Milwaukee
Mary Gating
New York
Athens
Ethel Tutweller
A’lama Steele
Lucy Cobb
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Atlanta Primary Union
American Baptist Publication Society
Inman Park
St. John Epworth League
Sunshine Journal
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F M. Digby
Iiittle Daughter
R M. Dyer
New Orleans
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Columbus
George Sciple
A. M Daniels
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Carters, Ga
Frank Mayfield
Marion Dunnody
Caroline Allen
Nashville
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Richmond
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J. H Fitten
Ifimesa
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Emmie Weems
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
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Adella Tucker
Lowndes
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LeFebvre
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Mississippi State College
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Joyeuse
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Johns Hopkins
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Walker Inman
George Harrison
Mr. and
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Sfeegerts
Arges
Davis & Freeman, Co
Sunday Cut Glass
Tiffany Favrite Glass
W. Randolph Sweanay
E. G McCabe
Frank Hardeman
Margie Calhoun
Mag. Arriola
Broyles
Florence Millen
Agatisville, Ky
Wiley’s
Eiseman & Weil Nien’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Whitehall St
Hoyt
Texas
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
Emperor William
Steinway
William Steinway
Order of the Red Eagle
Germany
Phillips & Crew CO
Peachtree St
Southern
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Southern Railway
Kimball House
Siesper
Eggin
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E. J. Kelley
Jeweles
Whitehall
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