Thornton Kennedy Wedding Proves a Beautiful Event
Thornton and Kennedy unions celebrated on Peachtree Street with Rev ZS Lyon officiating. Relatives from LaGrange Georgia and South Carolina attended. A reception and elegant supper followed. Best man Henry Kennedy and maid of honor Eliza Dances led a large bridal party. The bride wore an ivory lace gown with pearl detailing and carried pink orchid and valley lily flowers. Bridesmaids wore white taffeta and lace gowns. The ceremony took place before an improvised altar in the drawing room with smilax and asparagus fern decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phinizy Calhoun
Vira Phinizy Calhoun
William Thornton
Albert Thornton
Quarty
Shy
Aisa Danesy
Mra Thornton
Lavish Kennedy Wedding Presides Over High Country Manor
The Kennedy nuptials featured arches of rose petals and shaded tapers with angels of tulle along a bridal aisle. A circular bridal table centered by an apple tree lit by electric pinks hosted fourteen guests, while guests dined under lanterns and an orchestra played. The bride, daughter of Mrs Thornton, is praised for grace. groom Mr Kennedy hails from South Carolina and Georgia Tech. The couple, Mr and Mrs Kennedy, depart for a bridal trip and will reside in Greenville.
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Mra Thornton
Albert ‘Thornton
Alfred Ausiel
Mars
East Tennessee
Georgia
Kennedy
South Carolina
Georgi School of Technolog
Mro
Wil
Greenville
Kennedys
Albert Thornton
Jerome Simmons
Dancey
Banks
Uadsen
Henry
Horton
Stanley Matthewson
Mias Julia Campbell Weds William Hugh Boswell at Columbia
The ceremony united Julia Campbell of Elberton and William Hugh Boswell of Penfield at high noon June 16 at the home of the Bridegroom's brother J B G Campbell in Columbia. Attendants numbered 16 and only family and close friends attended. The Boswells left for the North Carolina mountains after the ceremony and will reside in Penfield upon their return, where Boswell conducts business.
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Mias
Julia Campbell
Elberton
William Hugh Boswell
Penfield
J B G Campbell
Columbia
Boswell
North Carolina Mountains
Ate
Argentine Club Officers Elected In Close Vote
A general meeting of the Argentine club at West Lod elected officers and directors for the remaining six months. Norman L George was unanimously reelected president with other officers and new directors chosen to lead development plans.
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West Lod
Norman L George
Allan W Callahan
Clarence Harrison
Rose H Haines
Lowndes
Lippitt
W Thomas Laird
Tracy J Beutell
James Lanier
Dw, Stewart
James E Coleman
James P'Mellicnamp
H Colquitt Mitchell
Miss Julia Brand Weds Mr Bolling H Sasnett
Athens Ga June 17 one of Athens most brilliant weddings at Judge Charlea H Brand home on Milledge avenue Miss Julia Estelle Brand married to Bolling Hall Sasnett of Atlanta in a ceremony at 9 30 led by Dr EL Hin First Presbyterian bride given in marriage by her father and reception attracted over twelve hundred guests with notable out of town visitors and a three week bridal trip to the east to follow with home in Athens after July 15.
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Athens
Charlea H Brand
Milledge Avenue
Julia Estelle
Bolling Hall Sasnett
Atlante
Atlanta
Brand
Saynett
EL Hin
First Presbyterian Church
Luellé Brand
Alfred Pritchard
Little Caprolyn Brand
Lovely Flower Girl
Misaes Louise
Mamie Brand
Lawrenceville
Tulle
Ruth Wells
Kathe Mae Arno
al Prichard
Morton Hollestane
Manne
W A. Worsham
Roy Strickland
BH Haynes
Slavannah Assvinting
Mise
Louise Dorsey
Ming Coates Henedict
Kathleen
Aurelia O'Farrell
Misa Morelle Scudder
Margaret Moore
Morton Hodgson
Holsenbeck-Rice wedding in Commerce Georgia last evening
Miss Marian Holsenbeck and Mr Ken Price wed at 7:30 in the bride’s mother Mrs Mattie Bailey Newberger’s Highland avenue home in Commerce Georgia. Dr if Mr DuBose assisted. Matron of honor was Mrs Arthur Brandon. Bride wore putty serge with blue accents. bouquet of bride roses and valley lilies. Palms and ferns decorated drawing room. Afterward, the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Commerce.
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Holsenbeck
Frank Drake
Urides
Marshall Holsenbeck
Kiser Voss
Birdie Harmon
Elia
Commerce
Proper Skin Care By Wax and Cold Cream Promoted
A dated advice piece promotes mercurized wax as a better skin treatment than cosmetics. It claims wax removes bad complexions when applied at bedtime and washed away in the morning, leaving a white satiny youthful look. It endorses a cold cream and a powdery facial treatment as summer remedies without triggering greasy effects.
Mrs Ellis Luncheon Guests and Church Lawn Party
Mrs William D Ellis Jr hosted a luncheon at Fifteenth Street home in honor of Miss Edith Winter of New Jersey with guests including Mrs damuel Slicer and others. Grace Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society plans a lawn party on church grounds this evening with refreshments and free admission.
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Ellis
William D. Ellis, Jr
Fifteante
Edith Winter
New Jersey
Damuel
Woman's Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Church
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