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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1923

Page

6

Rare Trees Dedicated at Uncle Remus Pageant

The Uncle Remus pageant postponed from May due to rain was held Thursday at 4 pm at Wren's Nest. It featured Uncle Remus, the title boy, and the Summer Queen and court in pantomime, with music by the Georgian Baptist Orphans' Home. Dedications honored Foel Chandler Warris and Mrs. Lollie Belle Wylie, with a bronze tablet unveiled by Mildred Camp. Officers of the Uncle Remus Memorial Association and a reception committee led pageant arrangements.

Uncle Remus Wren's Nest Queen of Summer Misa Isabel Montgomery Tonn Brevard Mont- Rumery Mirs Carniin Cobb Carolyn Cobb Foel Chandler Warris Lollie Belle Wylie Williy A. Sutton Achoule Harris Southern Club of Peoria Ith Mildred Camp Joel Chandler Harris A. McD. Wilson Wylie Charlotte King Lollie Belle Wylie Dudler Cowles Writers’ Club Airs. Wylie Uncle Lia Memorial Association Mel. Wilson FE. Connally Liam de Jones Mes. Stewart H. G. Nastines I. D. White PR. T. Stevens Fr. Paxon Fred Stewart

Mrs Roland Hudson Feted Guest At Multiple Social Events

Mrs Roland Hudson of Bluefield W Va is the guest of Mrs Lucius Beckham of North Boulevard with a Friday bridge hosted by Mrs Guy Holland at the U B D C chapter house on Juniper Street. A second bridge tea hosted by Mrs Howard Groves at East Lake Country Club is planned for Saturday afternoon in her honor. The Business Woman league of the West End Baptist church meets Sunday June 10 at 3 PM, with a summer program and attendance invited. due to the absence of chairwoman Mrs A R Colcord, meetings will be held at the church.

Roland Hudson Guy Holland U. BD. C Juniper Street Roland B. Hudson Bluefield W. Va Lucius Beckham North Boulevard Carl Minor Jacksonville Hudson Howard Groves East Lake Country Club Business Woman's League of the West End Baptist Church A. R. Colcord U D. C Roland B. Rudson Lucile Price Mary Elizabeth Brown Peeples Street Dorothy Hagan Jeannette Collings East Fourteenth Street

Atlantas Go To Athens For Daughters Of The American Colonists Meeting

Mrs J M Ifigh national vice president leads a list of Daughters of the American Colonists members to Athens for a meeting following a gala event at 1295 Prime avenue. Mrs Richard T Brooks will give an address on The Flag.

Miss 3 Malan Athens Daughters of the American Colonists Mra Yenus Taliige Prime Avenue Richard T. Brooks

Appersons Honor Guests At Al Fresco East Lake Event

Mr and Mrs Apperson hosted an al fresco party at their East Lake home for Miss Jo Beth Apperson and Albert Tarns Cochran Jr with guests from the senior class of East Lake school. The grounds glowed with electric lights and lanterns as games and an educational contest entertained attendees. Prize winners included Miss An entte Moore and Raymond Englett. memory books and school color mementos were presented.

Apperson Jo’ Beth Apperson Albert Tarns Cochran, Jr Af Lunor Tuafavette Fast Lake Anentte Moore Raymond Englett Emory Mast Lake Dorothy East Lake School Cochran

Miss Mary Montfort Weds Mr Jackson At Home Ceremony

Miss Mary Quill Montfort daughter of John A Montfort of Cartersville wed Frank Tourtellot Jackson of Marysville Michigan in a home ceremony Wednesday at 8 30 pm. Tev W YT Exumicutt officiated. Attendants included bridesmaids Sarah Vaughan Louise Hamrick and others. Bride wore white brocaded satin with pearl embroidery and a tulle veil. Post-ceremony reception followed with numerous local guests and family members in attendance.

Mary Quill Montfort John A. Montfort Cartersville Frank Tourtellot Jackson Marysville Mich Tev. W Exumicutt Allunta Dorothy Perkins Sarah Vaughan Louise Hamrick Whitton Merill Montfort Atlanta W. L. Chapman Forsyth Aileen Jackson Miriam Smith Dickson Jackson Zimackson Lamson Jackson John Adair Will Walton Ford Mcc-Ree Grace McRee Woodstock Esther Pierce Elberton John Wood E. L. Winn Wesleyan Colliere Maron de. J. M. Montfort Wesley Memorial Hospital Griffin Montfort George Jackson Columbia University

Maddox Hosts Stag Dinner for Governor-Elect Walker

Robert Foster Maddox hosted a Thursday stag dinner at Woodhaven on Tace's Ferry Road in honor of Governor-elect Clifford Walker. The table shimmered with garden flowers, rich appointments, and partially shaded candles, creating a refined setting for the celebration.

Mr. Maddox Robert Foster Maddox Woodhaven Hig Tace's Ferry Road Clifford Walker

Tea and Bridge Shower For Miss Louise Smith Bride Elect

Mrs Langdon Quin hosts a tea at Palisades Road this afternoon Mrs Notley Maddox and Mrs Errett Van Hook co hostesses for a bridge shower honoring the bride elect Miss Louise Smith

Notley Maddox Errett van Hook Lillouise Smith

Mrs Donald Denny Hosts Luncheon for Bride Elect Lillian Bloodworth

Mrs Donald Denny entertained Thursday at her North Boulevard home in compliment to Miss Lillian Bloodworth a June bride elect. The Incheon table featured a lace overlay and a silver centerpiece of yellow snowdragons and caryopists with unshaded yellow tapers. Madeira pieces and trays were awarded to top score and consolation winners. Guests included Miss Bloodworth Ethel Tutwiler Eugenia Harper and Mesdames Jennie Bloodworth William Trutek Roy Chambless I C Holt CH Beers Bord Fink J C Looney Lloyd Parks.

Donald Denny North Boulevard Lillian Bloodworth Mrs. Denny Mrs. Bloodworth Misses Bloodworth Ethel Tutwiler Eugenia Harper Mesdames Jennie Bloodworth Wiliam Trutek Roy Chambless I. C. Holt H. Beers Bord Fink J. C. Looney Lloyd Parks

Atlanta Graduates Sail to Virginia and Europe Next Month

Mr and Mrs William H Kiser Mr and Mrs Robert FP Maddox and W I Peel depart for Charlottesville Virginia for University of Virginia commencement exercises Bazter Maddox and Lawcen Kiser graduate Marian Kiser and Norris Broyles plan a June 16 New York departure aboard the Homeric for Europe remaining abroad until September Baxter Maddox will travel the world starting October Lawson Kiser returns to Atlanta in September Tango Club hosts a dance June 9 at Hursthall Peachtree and North Avenue Cornis Rainbow Orchestra to play dancing from 8:30 PM

Atlanta William H. Kiser Robert FP. Maddox W. I. Peel Charteriesville University of Virginia Bazter Maddox Lawcen Kiser Marian Kiser Norris Broyles Princeton New York Europe Baxter Maddox Lawson Kiser Tango Club Hursthall Peachtree North Avenue Cornis Rainbow

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