Miss Cooper and Inman Honored at Al Fresco Party
Louise Inman hosted a Monday al fresco buffet at her parents' Peachtree home in honor of Miss Mildred Meriweeters Cooper and Hugh T. Inman whose wedding was set for Tuesday. Guests included wedding party members. lanterns lit the garden as a center basket of garden flowers complemented outfits of Miss Inman and Miss Edwards with gowns in white chiffon peach georgette and blue crepe de chine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cooper
Mr. Inman
Louise Inman
Frank Inman
Mildred Meriweeters Cooper
Hugh T. Inman
Twoet Martin Inman
Miss Inman
Ming Elizabeth Edwards
Fluteweh, N
Marie Mathews
Ponce de Leonmene
Misa Marie Cartion
Misa Uritton
Miss Willett
State Convention of C C to Be Held in Jackson Ga
The Children of the Confederacy state convention will convene in Jackson on June 1 as 26 chapters send two delegates each. Miss Alice Stewart leads as state president and Mrs W Miller as state director. Eliza LeSeuer and the Watson chapter will host visitors with banners and cups awarded for gains in new members. Miss Dodo White follows as guest after a recent bride’s tea at J Gageed Wyim home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacaon
Children of the Confederacy
Jacheon
Eliza LeSeuer
Lirkin Watson
Daughters of the Confederaci
Jackson
Alice Stewart
Childen of the Confederacy
W. Miller
Frank Pasrreth
US. O
Jackson Chapte
Pupils of Mrs Cox to Give Recital This Evening
Mrs Percy Cox, noted teacher, will present a group of pianists in a recital this evening at Cable Hall A316. The program features solo and ensemble numbers with violinist Miss Esa Lassiter and other young artists including Margaret Walker Dorothy Archer Lina Donahew and more. A P T A meeting at St Luke's follows with Wilmer to discuss an important parental topic. full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Cox
Cable Hall
Esa Lassiter
Mars Douglas
Margaret Walker
Dorothy Archer
Lina Donahew
Ringer Hornsby
Vorothy Lombard
Emily Arch Mary McTierman
Jean Gould
Louise Moore
Benn Archer
Margaret Rogers
P.T. A
St. Luke's
St. Luke's Church
Wilmer
Umeed
Cablehall
Wednesday Evening Dance at Segadies Hall
San Luc Georgia will give a set dance at Segadies hall Wednesday evening for the younger set. All their friends are invited. A special music program is planned. Chaperones include Mr and Mrs W A Kelly and several other local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luc Georgia Oerenittit
Segadie's Hall
W. A. Kelly
Dick Speer
Fynn Thornton
Howard Haire
Wade Tarding
T. C. Poole
Joseph Beard
Grady Walker
Miss Thompson Hosts Cheerful Children’s Party
Miss Thompson entertained a Saturday afternoon party for her two young sons Con nor and Curtis In. The event featured balloons, jumping frogs and games with a pin the frog on the right spot. Readable guest list includes Sarah Catherine Terrell and John Funke among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thompson
Afra
Curlis
Thompson
Tittle
Connor
Curtis
Sarah Catherine Terrell
John Funke
Charles Gip
Charles McKinney
Una Wages
Marion Unser
Mildred Lilly
Charlotte Johnson
Dorothy Ramsperk
Kathleen Dante
Mary Louise ‘Treti
Claire Hunnient
Dan Metnfire
Anne Jeter
Ruth Slark
Cirey Stak
Neal Johnson
Lonnie Scott
Elizabeth Scott
Burbera Taldwin
Farthman
Betty Sams
Louise W.horn
Marehive Mansfield
Stoveman
Edward Stoveman
Brown
Wendell Phillipe Ripley
Theodosia Ri
Miss Peay Weds Lamar Armstrong In Tennessee
Miss Amarillis Peay daughter of Governor Austin Peay of Tennessee marries Lamar Armstrong of Atlanta on June 1 at the bride’s grandfather John Hurst’s Clarksville home. Ceremony led by Dr Ryland Knight of Immanuel Baptist Nashville. reception steps and travels follow with plans to live in Atlanta. The wedding connects Tennessee Kentucky and Mississippi, with Armstrong a Georgia Tech faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillis Peay
Austin Peay
Tennessee
Lamar Armstrong
Atlanta
John Hurst
Madison Street
Clarkville
Fenn
Ryland Knight, Pasetor
Immanuel Baptist Church
Nashville
Sallie’ Hurst
Billie Green Lyle
Misa Mangan
Columbia Roses
Columbia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Georgia
Armtrong
Georgia Tech
Southwestern Presbterian University
Social events mark Georgias wedding season in Atlanta
A busy daily calendar lists multiple society weddings engagements and receptions. Miss Mildred Cooper weds Hugh T. Inman at her grandmother's Peachtree home and Miss Dorothy Hagan marries Joseph Franklin Williams at her parents' home. A series of teas luncheons bridge parties and concerts accompany these nuptials with clubs churches and schools hosting events including a Metropolitan club dance and a City Auditorium concert. The Eastlake Take Club plans a June 20 dinner dance and a June 10 wedding joins Mamie Belle Tatum and Reynolds Bishop whose futures include Roswell Electric Power Company work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Cooper
Hugh T. Inman
Samuel] Inman
Peachtree Street
Ene of Friends
Mamie Belle ,Tatum
Ellijay
Reynold Bishop
Roswell
Dessie Tatum
Electric Power Company
Miss Tatum Weds Mrs. Boykin Speaks At Club Institute
Mrs BR M Boykin departs Tuesday for Macon to speak Wednesday at the club institute at Mercer University. Her topic will be Now to Mobilize the Community for Service. A telegram from Dr Weaver says 160 students are enrolled for the institute classes and Reynold Bishops notes a full quota is ready.
Wedding Guests Entertained After Rehearsal for Hagan Williams
Following the rehearsal of Miss Dorothy Lee Hagan and Joseph Franklin Williams, Mr and Mrs Lee Hagan hosted a buffet supper at their Springdale Road home. The event honored the bridal party and out of town guests ahead of the Tuesday wedding. Sweet peas and pastel flowers decorated the dining room. Mrs Hagan wore a beaded green gown, and Miss Hagan appeared in an apricot chiffon dress. Twenty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lee Hagan
Joseph Franklin Williams
Lee Hagan
Springdale Road
Mrs. Hagan
Miss Hagan
Sunday Concert At Capital City Club Draws Weekday Guests
A Sunday concert at Capital City Country Club drew a large gathering from high society. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Black Jr and many others, with tea during the 4 to 6 afternoon performance. Later, dinner in the club’s roots garden assembled more attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Popular
Capital City Country Club
Eugene R. Black
O. J. Ryfie
Dunbar Row
Genege Nicholson
Sam Evins
Willian Turner
Adams
Aline Fielder Struble
Janet
Ed Upton
Harry Vaughan
Henry Walker
Barley
Richard Hall
Roots Garden
Capital City Club
Floy | Holt
W. J. Blalock
Toe ‘Ord
William McKennie
Cliff C. Hatcher, Jr
Mora
Cilmare Greene
Sam Mangham
Keough
New York
Katherine Fook
di Kyough
Willie Greene
Chiles
Lewis Hamilton
Forney
V McDonald
Harry L. Stearns
Tommy Atkins
J. EB
Garlington Rhodes Haverty
John Hill
Slarty Vaughan
Mrs Rose Ashby Will Lecture At Carnegie Library
Mrs Rose Mae Ashby will lecture Tuesday at 4 PM in the Carnegie library assembly room on Our Forces and How to Tie Them. The talk will cover applying knowledge to beading and creating happiness and prosperity, framed as a practical meeting in the arts of living. All who are interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Rose Mae Ashby
AML
Miss Callaway Hosts Guests At Bridge Tea Series
Miss Marguerite Hodnett entertained at her Pie Nue home with Miss Chway Harper of Moultrie Miss Eugenia Haler of Barnesville and Miss Alice Harrold of Americus as guests The party featured i colored summer flowers tea at tables and hand embroidered handkerchiefs for honorees Winners received French novel ties Miss Hodnett wore blue voile as others wore white crepe and tan Panton crepe The hostess planning continues with tea at Myrtle and further events including a bridge luncheon at Miss Caroline Assig's and a swimming party at Mast Lake Country Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Stodnett
Pienue
Chway
Francea Harper
Moultrie
Eugenia Haler
Barnesville
Alice Harrold
Americus
Miss Hodnett
A. W. Tlodnelt
Miss Calaway
Miss Haler
Miss Harrold
Nat
Tlenriella Mikell
Miss Call
Myrtle Street
Caroline Assig
Mast Lake Country Club
Mary Reed
Brookhaven Country Club
Vera Kamper
Mary Armstrong
Loo
Mrs. Caldwell
Emily Walker Caldwell
Peashtree Road
Louise Anderson
Fort Gibson
Sue Brown Sterne
Miss Stern
Minna Becker to Sing Madam Butterfly at College Park Hall
Illness of Mrs Bateman prompts Mrs Minna Becker to perform in Madam Butterfly with Mrs Tiecker and Mrs Wren McGuin narrating the tale and Miss Blanche Troberts delivering the opera premise. A realistic Japanese garden setting is planned by decorators Caldwell hosts a Bridge party on Peachtree Road with Miss Louise Anderson visiting from Fort Gibson. Essie Walther and I M Nixon quietly wed at Rev. Robert H Jones’s Oxford Alabama home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. IW. Bateman
Minna Becker
College Park Masonic Hall
Tiecker
Auanta
Wren McGuin
Blanche Troberts
Walker Nixon
Essie Walther
I. M. Nixon
Robert H. Jones
Oxford
Ala
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Dodo
Dodo White
Segadie
S. ‘San
Rountree
Rountree’s
W. & Turner
Mgr
Whitehall
A. K. Hawkes Company
Optometrists-Opticians
Warner’s
Seven Aces
Atlanta Constitution Orchestra
Beeckhaven Country Club
Tor
H. B. Warner
Care the Constitution
Brannon
Hemlock
Miss Peay
East Lake Club
East Lake Cantry
Jennings
Ritz Harmony Orchestra
Millia Veery
National Association of Credit Men
California
Percy
Ruth Troctor
Edith Merrits
B. B Moran
Louis
Frank Peters
BK. J. Brier
Tt. Buckingham
FH. Lothian
Ben Tregoe
John W. Whyte
Rodman Gilder
Ple
Glenn
Laura Margaret Hoppe
Winter Alftviend
Devina Sheldon
Mildred H Brown
George Hoppe
Richwood
Virginia
Sam Meaghan
TL. J. Hoppe
F. J. Cooledge
Elric Benjamin
Worsley
Gustave Sissins
T. N. Tinsley
Macon
M. Tf. Massee
John S. Derr
E. J. Beaver
Loner
Mary Shearer
Lebanon
Indiana
Earl Yaney
Mary Harris
Bart Yanes, Jr
Jack Yaney
E. J. Massengale
William D. Galley
Myre
Francia IL. Henry
Greenville
S.C. Edsard
Thompkins
Hester Hill
Anderson
Paul Manfird
A. J. W. Feeney
Lewis Sharpe
Ti. D. Gore
T. M. Willingham
M. Wright
Parrott
At Tanta
Misa Colorine Dusenberry
Fredericka Cullum
Alten Jones
Henry Harrison
Hal Daniel
Claude Hall
Virginia Ashe
Mary Ellie Smith
George Harper
Francis Harris
and Myra
LL. ©. Oilingston
A. M. Barfield
T. C. Hughley
Juke Gainer
Estelle Garden
Bryan Huson
Morgan Wynne
Dortha Crockett
Margaret Lewis
Mildred Frazier
Mildred Bowsell
Roberta Cook
Estelle Lindsey
Pansy
Dorothy Hagan
Mrs. Woods White
White-McLarty
William Kingdom
Fred Kauffman
Standard Club
Sylvia Montag
T. R. Sawtell
C. E. Palmer
Hazel Lamar
Marie Carlton
Jack Rushin
Bridge
Mary Elizabeth Brown
W. H. S. Wing
Willie Tee’ Wing
Clayton Callaway
Henrietta Mikell
R. N. Pelot
Henry Godfrey
George Turnipseed
Mattie Mangum
Hortense Adams
Aileen Harrold
Frances Harper
Eugenia Hahr
Georgia Baptist Hospital Training School For Nurses
First Baptist Church
College
Commercial High School
Metropolitan Club
Roseland Hall
Miss Jewell Ragsdale
Wallace Duncan Smith
Edward McGarity
Ruth Fischer
Frank J. Merriman
Peachtree Court
Immaculate Conception Club
Nonia Pearson
Madaline Hauff
College Park
Ray Speiger
North Boulevard
Mary Stephens
Paul Jones
Mikoy Coleman
George P. Howard
William Treadway
Harry Dobbs
Sam Clement
J. B. Osborne
Dick Sanders
Gilspie Enlow
Charles M. Wynne
Cooledge Newcommer
East Take Club
Miss Tatum
Stewart
Dorris
Stewart’ S
Paris
New York City
Rose Ashby
Frohsins Drews
Merry Widow
Ford Flour Company
Ford Flour Co
Tean
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