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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1913

Page

12

Lyle Harper Wedding at St Mark Methodist Church

Miss Anne Lyle and Marion Harper married at St Mark Methodist Church with Bishop W A Candler officiating. Bridal party included maid of honor Miss Martha Francis and best man Claud Douthit, as guests and family celebrated at a West Peachtree reception. The couple plan a three month tour abroad after the ceremony.

Anne Lyle Marion Harper Pesury St Mark Methodist Church W. A. Candler Hugulett Martha Francis Claud Douthit Margaret Wade Mary Sue Prim Messrs Mitchell King William Behroeder Henry Kennedy Julius Jenning Thas. BE. Dowman, Jr Birmingham B.C. Lyle Jace

Athens Bride Morris Yow Weds In Whitehall Ceremony

Miss Sarah Frances White of Athens marries Morris Yow of Toccoa at the bride’s Whitehall home. Rev. Dr. S. L. HN officiates. Attendants include Mrs. Hugh White, Mrs. William Bradshaw, bridesmaids Lil Hudson and Margaret Thomas, best man Jones Yow, groomsmen from Atlanta, and ribbon bearers. A late supper followed. couple heads to the south for their honeymoon before returning to Athens. Lawn party postponed due to a death. Grace Elizabeth Beddingfield Murray and Stare Paul Murray wed. Miss Nina Brown hosts a box party for Miss Bertha Vaughn. Miss Susie Clarke hosts luncheon for guests and wedding plans.

First Presbyterian Church Hugh White William Bradshaw Paducah, Ky Lil Hodson Margaret Thomas Minie Thomas Lil Paine Fr. Jones Yow Lavonia Roblet Write John Welch Jasenbraper Atlanta Hall Miller Tewise Morton Farfarer Virginia Morton Athens Miss Clarke Susie Clarke Prett Tine Street Julia May Fisher Anderson N. C Bertha Vaughn Sera Smith Forsyth Misg Vaughn Fisher Miss Smith Wilhelmette Bradley Washington, D. C W. BD. Brady Elizabeth Smith Sarah Smith

Miss Couper's Guests Set For Social Week in Rome

Miss Katherine Graven and Miss LaGrange Cothran of Rome will entertain Miss Lyn-Gell Haddon at a matinee party Saturday at the Forsyth. Invited guests include Miss Louise Couper, Miss Dade White, Miss Marie Cobb, Miss Helen Atkisson, Miss Edith Hudson, Miss Esther Hollyman, and Miss Helen Jackson. Marie Cobb hosts a tennis tea Friday at East Lake Country Club. Mrs. Rix Stafford hosts bridge this morning and Miss Cooper plans a small dance Monday. Miss Tinsley guest Miss Jamie Arnold hosted last night for Miss Elizabeth Tinsley of Louisville. Miss Frances Flemister hosts tea this afternoon at the Georgian Terrace for Miss Tinsley, and Miss Bowden gives a Hyperion club dance tonight for her guest. Miss Marcella Steadman hosts a 500 party. Miss Hortense Loeb hosts a matinee party Saturday. Daniel Thiele and Mr and Mrs N M Daniel announce the marriage of their daughter to Mr Frank H Thiele of Mhatta nonga yesterday at 4 pm in presence of immediate families. the wedding was to have been in the fall. The bride is described as very pretty.

Valley Ultes EC. Lyle J.lyle Macon DB. Lyle Junesboro W. J. Nalley Gatelock C Lyle West Peachtree Street Julian Prade E. T. Wade K. K. Rambe Geo. Westmoreland Harper East Atlanta Marion Harper Catton Qo! Company Miss Couper Misa Louise Couper Katherine Graven Misa LaGrange Cothran Rome Lyn- Gell Haddon Forsyth Louise Couper Dade White Marie Cobb Helen Atkisson Edith Hudson Esther Hollyman Helen Jackson East Lake Country Club Rix Stafford Bridge Miss Cooper Miss Tinsley Jamie Arnold Elizabeth Tinsl Louisville Frances Bowden Frances Flemister Georgian Terrace Miss Bowden Marcella Steadman Hortense Loeb Daniel Thiele N. M. Daniel Thet Frank H Thiele Mhattanonga Ealirre

Social season notes from Chattanooga and Tate Spring

Prominent Chattanooga figures gather for dinner hosted by Dr. Baker and Mr. Hugh Richardson. Guests include George McKenzie Morris Brandon John Cohen Edward Inman and many others. Rose and pink decor enhance the elegant evening. Tate Spring opens with a lavish ballroom as southern society flows in from Knoxville and New York. Notables like Miss Brigove Miss Hallyburton Miss Aiken and Miss Sith attend golf tournaments and receptions. Caroline Crenshaw plans a June return to concert stages after two years in New York and study with Dudley Buck.

Southern Society Tate Knoxville New York Brigove Milas Josephine Hallyburton Misa Dorothy Aiken Fannie Sith Lockett Hnoxville South Miss Crenshaw Caroline Crenshaw Dudley Buck England

Wedding Bells Brighten Augusta and Atlanta Social Circles

The period piece details two weddings and social events. Miss Mary Annie Hughes wed Mr Ernest Lawton Osborne of Augusta in a West Peachtree Place ceremony with a palm altar and stylish gowns including pink satin and crepe de chine. Dr William Crenshaw plans to accompany his daughter to New York next week. In a separate quiet ceremony, Miss Colteen Huphemia Curry of Key West wed Mr Arthur Harrington Wilson of San Angelo with modest turnout and the couple leaving for a northern Georgia tour. The notes also mention upcoming swimming and church circle events in Atlanta and a Georgia Avenue Presbyterian ice cream festival funds drive.

New York William Crenshaw Ollie Mae Osborne Jessie Thompson Julian Osborne Augusta Ruth Hahes Hiisabeth Snow Kate Thompson Robert Quinn

Arguments Completed in Georgia Life Insurance Suit

Macon Ga June 18 Special The arguments in the Injunction Suit against the Georgia Life Insurance company brought by minor stockholders to block reducing capital stock to 800000 and move to Georgia Casualty were completed Judge Mathews took the matter under advisement The company seeks 60000 damages from petitioning stockholders for alleged harm to the business

Macon The Georgia Life Insurance Company Georgia Casualty Company Mathews

Shaw Auction Sale Draws Atlanta Society Leaders

At the Shaw estate auction held Wednesday morning in Packard Motor company show rooms under Henry A Newman, receiver, B. Bernard as auctioneer, bidders offered an Alaska totem pole over 2000 years old, a Dutch seventeenth century hand carved sideboard, and finely carved Orient furniture pieces in a lively society event.

Supreme Court Shaw Packard Motor Company Atlanta Alaska Holland Orient Henry A Newman B. Bernard

Stay-At-Homes Entertain Old Guard At Informal Dinner

Old Guard members who did not join the eastward trip will host the returned group at Cafe Durand on Saturday night for an informal dinner billed as an experience meeting. All agents needed to spark discussion will be present to hear both sides.

Old Guard East Cafe Durand

Brigade officers outline for Atlanta meeting with dignitaries

The notice states the meeting will not adjourn until a task is completed. Invitations promise a right amart yit uala will be provided. Colonel George M Napier will chair the toast. Guests include Governor Brown Governor-elect John M Slaton and brigade HQ officers in Atlanta. Attendees expected in fatigue uniforms and no side arms.

George M. Napier Brown John M Slaton Atlanta

Groves Tasteful Tonic Promises Heat Resilience

An advertisement extols Groves Tasteless Tonic as a fortifying beverage that strengthens the body to withstand the depressing effects of hot summer weather. The copy claims it builds up the system and invigorates users, labeling it a tonic suitable for resisting heat. Prices referenced as 500.

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St. Mary's Guildt Firs J. Kamper Central Presbyterian Church Mrs. Murray Rawson Street Miss Vaughn Nina Brown Nunnally Whitehall Se Keely Company Ecru Thiele Chattanooga Ome Chattanson Baker Hugh Richardson Thomas &. Baker George McKenzie Morris Brandon John 8. Cohen Edward Inman William Ho Kiser Linton Hopkins Samuel Weyman Howerd Beil Richardson Edward C. Peters St. Julian Havenel Miss Trennor Francis J. W. Morrow, Jr Misa Martha Brands Charles B. Shelton Bertram Norris Caroline Muse Lula Dean Jones Emily Winship Isabel Kohrt Francea Connelly Elizabeth Sligh Lillian Logan Lesurge Collier Aiclen Jones Misa Buckner Roanoka Margaret Nutting William Schroder Robert Davis Iillan Downing Mary Thompson North Carolina Osborne John D Mabel Monselvatge Evan Thomas Butler John R. Byington Georgia Wilson James H. Wilson Texas Misa Lula Gachet Piedmont Park Carolyn Katherine Dicker Grayer Church Circle Second Baptist Church John E. White Frederic J. Paron Capitol Avenue Ladies of Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church Georgia Avenue Grant Street Muance Fund Davis & Freeman Whitehall St Jewelers India Vatican
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