Miss Louise Ripley Weds Mr Daniel Irwin MacIntyre Jr
Miss Louise Ripley married Daniel Irwin MacIntyre Jr at the bride’s home on W Peachtree Street in a formal ceremony attended by family and many friends. The service featured an all hosted by Rev W K Hin and a lavish reception with palms, lilies, and sweet peas as decorations. The couple, from prominent Georgia families, plan a home in the city after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Ripley
Daniel Irwin MacIntyre, Jr
Thomas J. Ripeley
W. Peachtree Street
Laura Ripley
Homer MacAfee
Frances Ansley
Lina White
Julie MacIntyre
Remer MacIntyre
Thomanville
Marlon Swanson
B. W. Carter
Chercy Inmerson
Gs Roomarmen
Elizabeth Owens
Margaret MacIntyre
Frances Seahody
Rev
W. KE. Hin
West End Presbyterian Church
Fielaning
Palma
Ripley
D. 1 Macintyre
John Scott
Mrs Seydel Hosts Pretty Bridge Party And Notices
Mrs Seydel receives guests including Mrs Van Wilkinson and Mrs Paul Seydel for a Wednesday bridge afternoon. Prizes include a silk parasol and white silk stockings. numerous members and visitors noted. Also announced are DAR event at Palmetto and visits by Miss Margaret Wilson and Miss Marjorie Brown with other local social engagements and an ice cream festival at St Pauls Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seydel
van Wilkinson
Paul Seydel
Bridge
M Mell Wilkinson
Ernest Durham
Tray Hamilton Block
Benjamin Tyv
Marshall Johnson
Fleming Winecoff
Marshall McKenzie
Prank Crnte
Yester St. Crane
Allen Artley
Af Sanoah
Almie Hunnicutt
Margaret Wright
Carolyn King
Adrienne Beattey
Marian Wacaward
Nita Stewart
Helen Thorn
Cara Sharp
Aline Parks
Harriet Gravis
St Paula
Georgia Woman to Represent Daughters at Capital Summer Gayettes
A woman from Georgia is chosen to be the T hurst of the president's daughters at the bite house. She will charmingly represent the young womanhood of her state at the summer gayettes of the capital, featuring delightful entertainments planned in honor of Miss Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Bite House
Miss Brown
Quiet wedding at Armstrong Coolley home
Mrs Mary Blain Armstrong Coolley and Mr Harold Rodney Armstrong wed at 10 a m in the Armstrong home on Ponce de Leon avenue attended by a small gathering including Rev J A Moore of the Harris Street Presbyterian church. The ceremony was in the long living room with palm and ascension lilies and the couple received in the drawing room. The bride wore a black Canton crepe dress with white trim and a black chiffo n veil. her daughter Mary Cooley served as bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Adams
Miss Cooley
Robert Blair Armstrong
Armstrong
PRETTY SAVANNAH BRIDE
Savannah society notes report the June 11 marriage of Ruth Simons Dana to Edwin W. Cubbage Jr at St John s Church. Miss Dana’s maid of honor is Mai Perkins with bridesmaids Elise Cubbedge Josephine Saul Sara Taylor. Best man Valmore Lebey and ushers include Frank Dana W H Robertson Carville Carson B T Waller Jr Thomas H McMillan Gustave Robertson. Rev W T Dakin officiated amid details of attire and reception absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Ruth Simons Dana
Edwin W. Cubbadge, Jr
St. John's Church
George H. Dana
Mai Perkins
Miss Dana
Elise Cubbedge
Josephine Sau
Sara Taylor
Macon
Valmore W. Lebey
Miss Fanny Cook and Frank Graham Williams Tie in Staes Church
The wedding at Staes church featured Miss Fanny Cook and Mr. Frank Graham Williams with a formal ceremony at 8 o clock. Attendants included Marguerite Bratton as maid of honor and bridesmaids Amelia Whitaker Fanny Turner while Mark Williams acted as best man. The couple will reside at 18 West Tenth Street after a short trip. The article also notes social events including a bride’s party hosted by Mrs. Carlton Maes and a lawn party postponed by St Mary’s guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cook, Jr
Chicago
Henry Morder
A. M. Mugniert
Miss Bartholomew
Maid of Honor
Williams
West Tenth Street
Nickerson Hight Wedding in Athens Draws State Attention
Athens June 11 Miss Irene Nickerson weds Gordon Hight of Rome at the Nickerson home in a 7 am ceremony. Rev. Troy Beatty officiates. The couple leaves for a wedding trip in their touring car. Nickerson noted as a debutante and social belle. Hight seen as a prominent Rome university graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Irene Nickerson
Gordon Hight
Rome
J. H. Nickerson
Troy Beatty
Brida
Misa Aldie Wright
Loala Wright
Miss Nickerson
T. H. Nickerson
Lucy Cobb Iand
Hight
Social Items Highlight Local News and Births
Mrs. Dent and Mrs. MN E Powel return to Newnan after a ten day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Esther Carr Bullock heads to North Carolina visiting sister Mrs Wooten in Moorehead City and Pine Tops. Fred P Gibbs announces birth of daughter Fay Louise at 329 Capitol Avenue May 21 formerly Elizabeth Burel. Colquitt Carter convalescing leaves with sister Mrs Mitchell for a two week visit to Mr Sam Carter at Carters Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
MN. E. Powel
Newnan
Esther Carr Bullock
Hendmonth
North Carolina
Moorehead City
Pine Tops
Mr. Wooten
Fred P. Gibbs
Capitol Avenue
Fay Louise
Gibbs
Elizabeth Burel
Colquitt Carter
Mitchell
Sam Carter
Carters, Ga
Hembly-Elton marriage in Pittsburg and Cleveland
A local item notes the June 4 1913 marriage of Dorothy Squire Hambly of Pittsburgh to John Alexander Ellen of Cleveland. No cards were issued. Other society items mention several guests and greetings as families entertain at summer homes and gatherings across Augusta and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hembly-Elton
Dorothy Squire Hambly
East End Avenue
Pittsburg
Pate
John Alexander Ellen
Cleveland
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
DI MacIntyre, Jr
Mrs. Dean
Stephen M. Dean
Piedmont Continental Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Palmetto
M. & Bates
Margaret
Oklahoma
W. R Golden
Taine
Colorel
J. W. Flenley
Woodward Avenue
Misses Hilson
Marjorie Brown
Misses Wilson
Washington
Fid Gward T. Brown
Don A. Pacdee
Frank Dillaway
FAUST
Sefosae
Savannah Bride
Edwin W.curbedge, JR
Estes
Carlton Maes
Angler Avenue
Mia
Grady Estes
McKisney
J. D. Ison
Morris Ewing
John H. Starbuck
John Rae Patilto
Clarence Murphy
Frank Dabney
Frank Holland
Frank Javeway
St Mary’s Guild, Church of the Incarnation
Prinity Church
Wyed Ctyin Club
R. J. Haire
Washington Street
Georgia Libby Circla
King's Daughters and Sons
Melton
Rawson Street
D. A. Russell
Auxiliary of the Young Men's Christian Exeociation
Pryor and
Auburn Avenue
Nickerson-Hight
Paul Watts
Migs Lmy Man
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Dire
Jack Vaughn
Carrolltion
Richard Elliott Miler
Georgian Terrace
Tennessee
A. L. Richardson
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Ana
J. B. A Howe Ana
Barbour
Marion Phinizy
Augusta
Albert Howell, Jr
Edward B. Hall
New York
Morristown
Myre
Edward Hall
Hall
Charles Owens
John & Owens
Eleta Mila Cresap
Indian Springs
Panama
Is Silverman
Corugabue
Mise
Sarah Coker
Winston-Salem
F. M. Coker
George Boynton
Tampa
Fla
Whittle
J. F. Jones
M . Hudgins
G. W. Arnold
LaGrange
Mrs. W. Turner, Jr
Minnette Clark
James G. Fault
Jacksonville
Byron Bower
Bainbridge
Bessie Tappin
Julia Gill
Woodberry
J. D. McCarty
Helen McCarty
Louise Broyles
Edward McCarty
Foer l Humphres
Eleventh Street
Mary Osborne
Jessie Dizon
8. J. Bradford
West
Bradford
San Mateo
New Mexico
Arnold Broyles
Harry Pisher
Frances Broyles
Washington, Ga
RT Calaway
Jessie Dixon
Allée Parks
Mary Osborn
Foerl Humphries
Chattanooga
Mij
Red Thorpe
Augusta Gardien
Sumpter
Americus
Hlm
Atkinson
Atlanta
Sarah Jacobus
D. J. Apte
St. Louis
Mamie Sullivan
Jennie Dargan
New Jersey
Jewelers
Davis & Freeman
Whitehall St
Columbia
Columbia Graphophone Company
Peachtree Street
Say
Shoe Department
Robey
Hese Sorosis
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