Armstrong Wed James Persons Hogg in Trinity Church
Mrs Elizabeth Irwin Armstrong announces the wedding of her daughter Helena to James Persons Hogg of Buena Vista Georgia at Trinity Methodist church Thursday at six o clock Rev R B Belk officiated with a congregation of relatives and close friends. The bride was attended by her niece Constance Armstrong and Miss Mary Hill Bloodworth. Ushers included W C Mansfield Ivan E Allen Bradley Hogg Homer Williams. Palms and sweetpeas decorated the church and organ music by Charles A Sheldon. The groom's brothers Charles Hogg and Bradley Hogg with Mrs Bradley Hogs attended from Americus. The couple will live in Buena Vista Georgia. The ceremony was simple and cordial with Mr Hoge a leading local businessman known across Georgia. Dinner Dance Last Evening at Capital City Club featured Mr and Mrs C W Boucher hosting Florence Bogel of Tampa and Mrs A F Townsend of Bennettville C Mr and Mrs Frank Aldair hosted eighteen guests for Paul J Rainey of Cotton Plant Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Armstrong
James Persons
Hogg
Elizabeth Irwin Armstrong
Helena
Buena Viste
Srinity Methodist Church
R. Belk
Misa Constance Armstrong
Mary Hill Bloodworth
W. C. Mansfield
Ivan E. Allen
Bradley Hogg
America
Homer Williams
Thomasville
Sweetpeas
Charles A. Sheldon
Charles Hogg
Bradley Hogs
Americus
Capital City Club
C. W. Boucher
Florence Bogel
Tampa
Fla
A. F. Townsend
Bennettaville
Binns Flippin Wedding Event Of Great Interest
The wedding of Miss Laure Arnold Binns to Dr. Percy Scott Flippin of Mercer University Macon was a lovely ceremony at the bride’s mother Mrs James Walter Binns Myrtle Street Lawrenceburg Ky officiated by Rev Walter P Binns brother of the bride The wedding party included Elizabeth Raymond Smith Washington John Green Harrison Macon Emma Binns maid of honor and Miss Sarah DuBose Johnson Washington The bride wore midnight blue tricotine with blue taffeta hat and carried bride’s roses The groom’s brother George Flippin attended him The couple left for Signal Mountain Inn Cha청anooga and later planned Virginia visits The bride Miss Binns is popular former Shorter college student and daughter of the late James Walter Binns The groom Dr Flippin is a Virginia native history professor at Mercer University curator of the Georgia Historical Society and editor of the Georgia Historical Quarterly with a Johns Hopkins PhD and PBK membership Also listed are several out of town guests and a separate social event hosted by Miss Miriam Johnson for MoraLand school seventh grade students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laure Arnold Binns
Percy Scott Flippin
Mercer University
Macon
James Walter Binns
Myrtle Street
Walter P. Binne
Lawrenceburg
Nowaa
George W. Gifford
Mabel Owens
Rome
Mandelssohn
Elizabeth Raymond Smith
Washington
John‘ Green Harrison
Emma Binns
Slater
Honor
Sarah DuBosa Johnson
Arnold L. Binns
George Flippin
Lynchburg
S. F. Richards
Flinpin
Signal Mountain Inn
Chaettanoora
Virginia
Miss. Binns
Flippin
Shorter College
Mippin
Georgia Historical Society
Georgs Historical Quarterly
Johns Hopkins
Phi Beta Kappa
DuBose
Johnson
Elizabeth Smith
Carolyn Gwyn
Zebulon
Johnston
Moraland School
Miriam | Johnson
Highland Avenue
Louise Connally
Jessie Lowe
Ealer
Rpsen
Doris Bostain
Miya Gwendolyn Barker
Juanita Walter
Myrtle Bettis
Margaret ‘Ledbetter
Isabel Cameron
Geraldine le May
Aliss Louise Connally
Miriam Johnston
Misa Virginia Null
Morente Jones
Rudy Mills
Misa Anita Pasamoore
Dorothy Johnston
Guy Owen
Floyd Taylor
Harold Smith
George Carlton
Alexander Pittman
Archie Patterson
Ralph Hillburn
Eugene Jenrs
Harold Dauknight
Huge- Ty
Hyburn
Dorothy Hamilton
Margaret, Eakes
Douglas Rumble
Harding
Hilberton
Johns. Moore
Camp Benning
Martha Jarrell
Augusta
Robert Moore
Taylor Moore
Birmingham
Ala
C. W. Duncan
Jacksonville
Fla
Grovginga Glenn
Joyce Alexander
Marion Weekes
Myrtle Hodges
Leila Powell
Donia Davies
Chambers
Montgomery
Decatur High School
Davis
Clark Davis
Eatenton
Security
Marine Corps
Michigan
Calendar Notes From Atlanta Social Luncheons and Teas
Miss Mary Shedden hosts a luncheon at Piedmont Driving Club. Mrs Walter Hill hosts Miss Gladys Crump of Washington at an informal luncheon. Miss Caroline Shivers to host at Droid Hills Club. Miss Rachel Nunnally, bride elect, guest of honor at a morning bridge party hosted by Miss Louige Harwell on Piedmont Avenue. Various teas and bridge-tea events at Atlanta Woman's Club and other venues. Evening buffet for Miss Sue Bucknell guest Julia Mae Brenner. Luncheon for Miss Helen Whitehurst bride elect. Bridgeree and dances at Club de Vingt. Phi Delta Theta Ladies Day luncheon at Daffod tea room. MCA auxiliary meeting Friday. Dr Delmer Eugene Crott to lecture at Kimball House ballroom. Business Women's League meeting at First Methodist South. Mrs Berrien's circle to entertain. Supper at 6 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Nunnally
Louige Harwell
Piedmont Avenue
Delmer “Eugene ‘ Crott
Kimball House
McCollum Club of Applied Psychology
Business Women’s League of the First ME
Church, South
Danice by Lady Maccabees dances and piano recital notices
Community notices include a Lady Maccabees dance on Saturday June 11 in the McKenzie building opposite Candier, start time 8 o'clock, and a Miss Julia Choate Crumley piano recital at 4 PM at 125 Gordon Street featuring numerous named pupils. Also a bridge tea for Miss Marjorie Garrison hosted by Miss Marthe Louise Cassels at the Woman's Club, with many guests invited, plus a St Philip Cathedral Ladies Aid baked ham lunch served Friday noon to 2:30, 25 cents for a meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danice
Lady Maccabees
Georgia Review
Julia Choate Crumley
Gordon Street
Jean Kirkpatrick
Evelyn Angel
Lynn Lomax
Madeline Provano
Lucile Phillip
Jane Elizabeth Lively
Polly Gla Kathryn — Kirkpatrick
Josephine Kennon
Elizabeth Jackson
Velma Colson
Edward McNair
Helen Carroll
Mary Evans
Anna Glass
Jeanette Fitzpatrick
Helen Marentette
Thelma Col
St. Philip’s Cathedral
Ladies’ Aid of
St. Philip At Cathedral
Tea-Dance For Miss Nixon At Piedmont Club
Mr and Mrs Vaughan Nixon hosted a tea-dance at the Piedmont club for their daughter Emmie Nixon and classmates from National Cathedral school Washington with about two hundred attendees. Tables with sweet peas and lanterns on the terrace, Emmie in cream net and flesh ribbons, Turner's orchestra provided music. The article also covers the Rumble-Eakes wedding in Decatur and a postponed bridge-ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Vaughan Nixon
Piedmont Club
Emmie Nixon
National Cathedral School
Washington
Sue Bucknell
Julia May Drenner
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Louise Banks
Detroit
Misa Nixon
Bridge Party at Indian Springs Honor Guest Receives Embroidered Accessory
Mrs Thomas P Clay of Philadelphia hosts an informal bridge party Monday morning June 6 on the Wigwam hotel west porch in compliment to Mrs T H Adams of Covington. Mrs Eugene B Elder of Atlanta wins top score a pair of silk hose. Mrs Charles White takes Consolation. Mints salted hats and tees served after the game at the Wigwam casino with guests including Miss Vera Kellar Pensacola Fla Miss Gladys Hang Miss Maude Motley Social Circle and Miss Winnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Springs
Thomas P. Clay
Philadelphia
Wigwam Hotel
T. H., Adams
Covington
Eugene B. Elder
Atlanta
Charles White
Vera Kellar
Pensacola
Gladys Hang
Maude Motley
Winnie
Miss Chambers Becomes Bride of Mr Montgomery
Miss Effie El mira Chambers wed William Edwin Montgomery of Jacksonville Florida at the bride’s parents home in Decatur. Father Horton officiated with a reception following. The groom is with Security Sales in Jacksonville and served in the Marine Corps during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Chambers
Mr. Montgomery
Atlanta Woman's Club Plans Dinner for Curb Market Honorees
The Atlanta Woman's Club will host a large dinner on Thursday June 16 at the club house on Peachtree Street to honor 100 distinguished citizens backing the municipal curb market. Chairs Mrs Norman Sharp and others will oversee arrangements with hostesses named. The guest list includes Mayor Thomas Hardwick and many state and city leaders. The event follows the curb market's growing influence in the region and its wider adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Woman's ‘Club
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Norman Sharp
Rummage Sale By All Saints Church In Covington
A list of local women and guests from Covington, Ashland, Atlanta, New York and Winder is noted as sponsors for a rummage sale to be held today and Saturday at 369 Heewood Avenue. The sale opens at 4 30 each morning and runs until 5 30 this afternoon and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of All Saints Church
Hheewaad Avenue
Benefit Baseball Game for Soldiers in Atlanta
A benefit baseball game will be played for wounded soldiers at Public Health Hospital No. 48 on Peachtree road near Ponce de Leon park Monday afternoon June 27. The Federal Prison will face the Agagas of the Baptist Tabernacle with Mrs. Earl E. Watson sponsoring, aided by Mrs. J. B. Rowe and the Atlanta Woman's Club hospital committee. Tickets available through committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Hospital
Peachtree Road
Ponce de Leon
Federal Prison
Agagas
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Earl £. Watson
J. B. Rowe
Atlanta Woman's Club
Junior Prom Follows Elegant Silver Decor
Colored flowers filled silver baskets and vases in the dining room. A central silver bucket held bright garden blooms, circled by silver candlesticks with yellow tapers and silver compotes of yellow and white mint. Miss Campbell wore a gray chiffon gown with French flowers trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stookhaven
Widweek Dance At East Lake
A midweek social at East Lake Country Club featured a dinner dance on Wednesday evening with guests and dancing on the terrace until midnight. Marie Whitaker headlined a guest list hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F Graham Williams. many others attended from notable local families and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake Country Club
Marie Whitaker
F. Graham Wiliams
F. S. Chalmers
Preston
Stevens
John W. Sibley
Strother C. Flemfing
Misa
Martha Maddox
Harry
Stanley
Henry D, Morgan
Flemming
Gatwright
William Sheeda
Charlotte
N. C
Ed Danforth
William L. Mathers
Walr McGhee
Eastman
Frank Asbury
Clarkeville
T. C. Locke
Montgomery
Jean Douglas
Mildred Mason
Carolyn Cales
Elise Wilson
Dorothy Bryant
Minnie Lee Birchfield
Princes Cogledge
Louise Mason
York
Margaret Toole
New Haven
Conn
Helen Whitehurst
Kathryn Haverty
Charlotte Hemmer
Mildred Summerisin
Mildred Winston
Leila Ponder
Mariana Goldsmith
Margarite Vaughn
Debbie Vaughn
Marie Moultrie
Rome
Helen Brown
Marion van Dyke
Marie Yarborough
Yolande
Gwynn
Cooledge Newsome
Erakine Jarnagin
Walter Dunn
W. L. Mason
D. W. Orms
Willis Grist
Winter Alfriend
Duke Bailey
John Stewart
Phil Green
Walter Toole
D. B. Osborne
Alfred Thompson
Bill Baldwin
Jimmie Hodge
Charles Cox
Bernard Neal
Visiting Ladies to Be Given Reception at Woman's Club
Atlanta Woman's era hosts a reception Tuesday at 4 pm for visiting ladies attending the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention. Officers of the club and executives will be in the receiving line with wives of Atlanta Advertising club officials assisting. Co chairmen for the reception are Mrs Barry Goodhart and Mrs Newton Wing, with several prominent members named for hosting duties and punch bowls. A social update notes Elizabeth Watson returning from Blue Ridge and a Cascade Terrace party for staff, with a 45 guest dinner-dance planned Friday at Cascade Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Woman's Era
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Atlanta Advertising Club
Mesdames Dave Webb
L. H. Rogers
George Low
Theodora Staneury
Caroline Thomas
Barry Goodhart
Newton Wing
B. M. Boykin
Ad Club
Mesdames J. A. Car Usie
Ernest Covington
Stewart Hazzard
Charles Chalmers
Will Chears
J. H. Whitten
Misa Nell Forbes Arrives in Atlanta to Visit Kin
Social notes recount Misa Nell Forbes arriving in Atlanta to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Cannon Forbes at 50 Drewey Street. She studied drama in New York after graduating from a dramatic school and once appeared with Tom Wise and Douglas Fairbanks in a southern play. Also noted is entertainment of Mrs J J Knott and grandson James Bernard Jeffreys in Jonesboro Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nell Forbes
Atlanta
Cannon Forbes
Drewey Street
New York
Tom Wise
Douglas Fairbanks
Minassalppi
J. J. Knott
James Bernard Jeffreys
Jonesboro
Ark
M. C. Haltom
Thelma Cobb
Sargent School
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MUSE
Palm Beach
Geo
Muse Clothing Co
Serena Ea
Quin-Mont Laboratories
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Cor
Whitehall and
Alabama
Calf West Sales
Shoe Store
Whitehall St
Sport Oxfords
Mary Shedden
Piedmont Driving Club
Walter Hill
Gladys Crump
Washington,d
Caroline Shivers
Droid Hilla Club
Mire
A. B. Cates
W. C. Hudmon
West Point
Howard McCutcheon
J. N. Bateman
Woman's Club
Kenneth Keyes
Marjorie Garrison
Brookhaven Country Club
Frank Farley
Louisa Moon
LaGrange
Anne Cooper
William H. Kiser
Knollwood
Pace'n Ferry Road
Julia Mae Brenner
J. Carpenter Jones
Marshall Sims
C. W. Roberta
Bridgerea
Miss Plummer
Maryland
J. A.rhodes
Lowe
China
Frank Lowe
Club de Vingt
Alumni’ Association
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Daffod Tea Room
Miss Garrison
Marthe Louise Cassels
Margaret Pratt
Mary Nelson
Dorothy Haverty
Maude Carlton
Ruth Moore
Venice Mayson
Gladys. Byrd
Anne Hart
Lula
Groves Campbell
Joseph Heard
Julian, Thomas
James West
Boykin Pennington
van Burgin
James Lewis Hicks
Robert Simmonds
Marshall Simg
C. W. Roberts
Marjorie Plummer
C. M. Mathews
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Effie Elmira Chambers
William Edwin Montgomery
Fila
Edwin’ B. Chambers
McDonough Road
Decatur
Father Horton
Sacred Heart Church
Les Sue Chambers
Elmira Chambers
Mendelssohn
Catherine Chambers
Jennie Champion
Jennie de Saussure
Atlanta Woman’s Club
H. H. McCall
A. McD. Wilson
Alonzo Richardson
W. B. Price-Smith
Honard McCall
M. L. Trrewer
J. Rowe
G. H. Brandon
Omar F. Elder
Thomas W. Hardwick
James L. Key
Frank Manson
Whitely
Mr. Whitely
Chicago
M. Rich and Brothers Co
Hopkins Street
West End
Kleinette—Alexander
Marian Kleinette
Henry Aaron Alexander
Rabbit Geffen
Marx
Forest Avenue
Farmer
Don Farmer
Penn Avenue
A. L. Haskins
H. K. Wyant
G. L. Miller
William L. Henry
C. G.snow
C. A. Rhodes
Washington, D. C
F. C. Walsh
Parker
C. P. Parker
East Lake Club
Frank R. Molfort
Hoon
California
Molfort
Paul Lane
Harry S. Walters
H. F. Bearden
Parken
Miss Berry
Krngstine Campbell
W. EB. Campbell
East Lake
University of Georgia
Hurt Building
Orr—McNaughton
Samuel Clifton Orr
Misa Miriam- Orr
Evan Lee McNaughton
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Elizabeth Witaon
Blue Ridge
Agnes Beatt College
Hugh Adams
Four Oaks
WN. C
Georgian Terrace
Stuart
Louis Wellhouse
Alvin Wellhouse
Cascade Terrace
Aes Messrs
Haas
Rich’s
Ince
Its
Coats
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