When Hearts' Command by Elizabeth York Miller
London in mid June. Alice Ardeyne adjusts to married life with Philip Winged, a busy doctor who hides strain behind charm. Hugo and Jean face a fragile bond tainted by a past tumble, while Gaunt suspects hidden motives as Hugo’s resentment surfaces.
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When
Elizabeth York Miller
London
Alice Ardeyne
Philips
Land
Alice
Philip
Maiden- Tread
Ardeyne
Ardeynes
Phillip
Tondon
Maidenhead
Monsieur Carre
Clavidge's
Savoy
Claridge’s
Carrie Egan
Bordighera
Carrie Brgan
Mimosa Palace
Phil
Shim
Miss Rainey Weds Karl P Harris In Acworth
The marriage of Miss Mary Lorene Rainey and Karl Pinckney Harris was held Thursday afternoon June 14 at the Presbyterian church in Acworth. Rev A J Morgan officiated as Judson Iainey sang and Mrs Oscar Alton Stewart played piano. The ceremony featured 'Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms' and other music with ferns, southern smilax, calla lilies, and seven branched candelabra enhancing the decor. Ushers were Elay Grogan and William Terry. groomsmen George Phealey and Harry Copeland of Atlanta. bridesmaids Alice Cliett and Marion Franks of Atlanta in peach chiffon.
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Acworth
Mary Lorene Rainey
Karl Pinckney Harris
Presbyterian Church
A. J. Morgan
Judson Iainey
Oscar Alton Stewart
Mendelsohn
Elay Grogan
William Terry
Gudrge Phealey
Harry Copeland
Atanta
Alice Clielt
Marion Franks
Atlanta
Wedding Day Attire and Guests At Hainey Harris Nuptials
The ceremony saw Frances Rainey as maid of honor and Burrell Harris as best man. Clarence Mitchell Hainey gave the bride away, with a winter chiffon gown and orchid accessories. Out-of-town guests included Harris and Stewart families from Atlanta and visitors from Copper Hill, Washington, and other locales. Goucher Club plans a June 15 meeting at 4 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Clyde M. Wood.
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Pochette Bilao -Niuny
Frances, Rainey
Burrell Harris
Clarence Mitchell Hainey
Goucher Club
Goucher College Club
Clyde M. Wood
Linwond Avenue
Migerl
Kentucky Girls Are Honor Guests At Dancing Party
A dancing party hosted by Miss Mary Harvey and James Harvey at their Seventeenth Street home featured guests Miss Jane Thompson of Frankfort Miss Frances Ware of Georgetown Ey. The event used garden flowers snapdragons larkspur and roses with Japanese lantern lighting for the lawn. Attire included a changeable taffeta frock in gold lace for Mrs. Harvey a rose oak crepe de chine gown for Miss Ware and apple green crepe for Miss Thompson. About 75 guests attended the evening with further compliments noted for the honorees.
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Mary Harvey
James Harvey
Seventeenth Street
Jane Thompson
Frankfort
Frances Ware
Georgetown
Robert Harvey
Miss Harvey
Miss Ware
Thompson
Katherine
Gina hosts bridge tea on Seventeenth Street Wednesday
Gina invites guests to a Wednesday afternoon bridge tea at her home on Seventeenth Street. A Saturday swimming party for Miss Harvey's guests is planned at a new summer residence at Stone Mountain by Miss Leila Mason and James Venable.
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Gina
Seventeenth Street
Leila Mason
James Venable
Ozmer Sister Katie Weds Charles Oscar Wike
Mrs William Ozmer announces the marriage of her sister Katie to Charles Oscar Wike on Thursday June 14 at 3 o clock with Dry R Belk officiating.
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Ozmer
Charles O. Wike
William Angus Ozmer
Katie
Charles Oscar Wike
R. Belk
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A. A. Craig
James K. Watt
Geogia Munyble Company
Nelson, Ga
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Mary Watt
Pa York Baturdiy
Glasgow
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Cunard
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Robert Murray
Jean Watt
Rich's
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Woman's Guild of All Saints
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Miss Rainey
Karl P. Harris
Kentucky
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Morris Supreme
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Lee Street
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Gordon Street
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Auburn Avenue
N. O. Arrington
Piedmont Avenue
Arctic Market
Peachtree Street
Whitehall Street
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North Boulevard
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Kirkwood Avenue
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Chestnut Street
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Ponce de Leon Ave
J. T. Bell
Cherokee Avenue
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Black-Manley Company
Elberton
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Chamblee
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Virginia Park
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Linden Avenue
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Capitol Avenue
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Pearl Street
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Alline Avenue
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Hunter Street
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Peachtree Road
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West Fair Street
Colonial Cash
Chapel Street
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Decatur
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Dill Avenue
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Cascade Avenue
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Williams Street
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Highland Avenue
Charles Hobin
Georgia Avenue
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Burt Street
J. T. Hollis
Madison
Hurt Street
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Lake Avenue
John W. James
L. Karp
Stewart Avenue
W. L. King
Conyers
Kirby Duke
A. S. Murray
National Sea Food Company
J. M. New
Marietta Street
J. T. New
M. Newmans
South Pryor Street
News Market
Dorris
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Powell & Abernathy
Clifton Avenue
J. D. Patton
Greensboro
H. L. Parker
Piedmont Market
Plaza Market
H. Lamet
W. A. Shipp
College Park
Gus Silverman
O. D. Simmons
E. W. Smith & Son
Robin Street
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Luckie
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North Moreland
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Spring Street
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