Cooper Inman wedding a brilliant social event in Philadelphia
Miss Mildred McHanlon Cooper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Cooper of Philadelphia, married Hough Theodore Kinman of Atlanta on a grand Tuesday evening at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Samuel Inman’s Penobscot street home. The ceremony featured a canopied smilax arch, a Laroche orchestral interlude, and an heirloom gown. A reception followed with palms, white and green decor, and a fountain table, with bridesmaids in daffodil chiffon and gifts including antique sets and jade bracelets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Mc Hanlon Cooper
Joseph Cooper
Dphilarte Ie Pa
Hough Theodoe Kimen
Aml
Edward Homvten Joman
Atlanta
Samuel Martin Inman
Penebtree Street
J. Sprale Lyons
Primeton Univer Atis
Smilax
Naling
Roper
Valles
Nak
Tadm
Charles Shelton
Oramst
Tieren Leiden
Tonan
Annevant
Tmmie Nexon
Jennie Rob
Mary Shedden
Mase Louise Tnemain
Cordelia Brumby
Marietta
Thomas Drwmby
Harry Rewick
Wap Best
Marshall’ Foster
John
Byerly
Joseph Walte Cooper, Jr
Samuel Toman Cooper
Philadelphia
Tw Bride
Garinrdo
Bertha
Point de Leterre
Samuel Inman
William Fitten
Cooper
Edward Komen
Captain Janes We English
John W. Grant
Hugh Inman
Edward Hhbran
China
Lovely Matron Hosts Bride Elect Katherine Dickes Luncheon
Miss Katherine Dickes, a bride elect, was guest of honor at a luncheon given by Mrs. George Marion Fletcher of New York. The Sed insut Driving club event featured pink roses, lace tables, and hand-painted place cards, with attendees including Miss Nell Sima, Miss Marion Smith, Miss Anne Reid of Savannah, Mrs. James L. Dickey, and Mrs. John Stevens of Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Dickes
Sedinsut
George Marion Fletcher
New York
Mr. and
Mire
Meador
Mrs. Fletcher
Miss Dickey
Mita Wilmutine Perdue
Catherine Look
Nell Sima
Marion Smith
Anne Reid
Savannah
James L. Dickey
John Stevens
Savanah
Pretty Luncheon for Bride-Elect in Lome Peachtree
Mrs T I Lawtell and her daughter Mrs Charles E Palmer hosted a buffet luncheon for Maka Dodu White at Lawtell’s home in Lome on Peachtree. Summer flowers from Sun townling gardens adorned reception rooms with a large silver basket of pastel flowers and pink shaded towels at the table. Guests included members and intimate friends of the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. i. Lawtell
Charles E. Palmer
Maka Dodu White
Miss Roberta Quick Weds Karl Daw Wood in Ithaca
A cordial wedding in Ithaca united Miss Roberta Quick daughter of Mrs. Rubert Quick of Ithaca with Karl Daw Wood of Washington DC as they begin married life. Quick, a former French teacher at Ithaca High School and Cornell class of 1922 member Delta Gamma, wed June 8. Wood, a Cornell graduate in mechanics from Sibley College and Scorpion fraternity member, plans to reside in Ithaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Roberta Quick
Rubert Quick
Ithaca
Karl Dawson Wood
Washington
DD. C
Wood
Georgia Tee
Ithaca High School
Cornell University
Delta. Gamma_sorority
Cornell
Mechanics
Sibley College
Scorpion Fraternity
Chaca
League of Women Voters Opens Downtown Headquarters
The League of Women Voters has opened downtown offices at OUt Connally building. Members are urged to use the rooms during shopping hours with a desk staffed daily from 10 to 1. A garden party will be hosted by Miss Eleanore Raoul at 180 Saltwater Coach on Friday June 20 at 2:30 PM to welcome new members and facilitate introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
oUt Connally
League
Eleanore Raoul
Saltwater
Atlanta Social Events Calendar Highlights Many Receptions
The Daily calendar lists meetings at Carnegie library at 11 AM and 6 PM, an 3:30 PM West End Woman's club start, St Luke's PTA at 4 PM, and the Atlanta Federation meets at 10 AM in Grant Park Cyclorama building. Weddings include Dodo White with Robert Pritchard McLarty at 5:30 PM in Roxboro. Laura Hoppe and Winter Alfriend wed at 8:30 PM in Marietta. Katheryn Hale and Frank Wilhoit wed at the bride’s parents home on Hart Street. Numerous teas, luncheons, bridge parties, and dances across Peachtree, Durant, Briar Cliff, and other venues mark a bustling social day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodo White
Robert Pritchard McLarty
Roxboro Road
Miss Callaway Hosts Elegant Tea for Visiting Guests
Miss Clayton Callaway entertained Tuesday afternoon at her Myrtle street home with a garden party and pink green dining decor. Guests included Miss Alice Harrord of Aimericus Miss Frances Harper of Moulthn Miss Eugenia Habe of Barnesville Miss Julia Adelaide McIntchey visiting from Tuesday and Miss Henrietta Mikell back from Sewanee Tean. A white georgette dress for the host, assisted by Mrs. S. Claston Callaway and many friends, complemented the floral setting as Vera Kamper postponed her own tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Harrord
Aimericus
Frances Harper
Clayton Callaway
S. Claston Callaway
Anna Lane Newell
Jara Bell King
Mary
Miss Hagen Weds Joseph Williams In Pretty Home Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Lee Hagen and Joseph Franklin Williams wed at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the drawing room of the Hagan home on Springdale road. Bishop Warren A. Candler officiated as floral aisle and white tapers framed the vows. The ceremony featured pastel floral standards and orange blossoms with an orchestra and a contralto aria. The bride wore a beaded crystal neck line gown with a mist veil, while her attendant maid of honor wore orchid chiffon. An elaborate reception followed the ceremony with pastel baskets and orange blossoms decorating the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lee Hagen
Joseph Franklin Willams
Lee Hagan
Springdale Road
Warren A. Candler
Florida
Howard Theater Orchestra
Enrico Weide
Harriet Suall
Asn Aew't
Bobengrin
Ruth Dodd Sal Filla Lewis
Mira Julienne Hazan
Lee Lagan
Marriag
Iis
Edward Eastman
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Cooper-Inman
Bride
Seth
Bradley
Forsyth
E. A. Morgan
E. Hunter St
Mrs
Wapaapre
Miss Quick
Mr. Wood
League of Voters
M. Rich & Bros. Company
Teem
Atlanta Truth Center
Carnegie Library
West End
Wren's Nest
Parent-Teacher Association of
St. Luke’s Church School
Atlanta Federation of Women's Sclubs
Cyclorama i
Grant Park
Laura Margaret Hoppe
Winter Alfriend
St. James Church
Katheryn Hale
Frank E. Wilhoit
D. T. Wale
Hart Street
Julia Phillips
Briarchif Place
Sylvia Montag
J. ¥. Wellborn
Marie Carlton
Charles Levy
Martha Boykin
Loudette Crutchfield
Durant Place
Catherine Hook
Peachtree Court
Katherine Dickey
O. K. Sorority
Cleburne Avenue
The
Rainbow Club
Hurst Hall
Peachtree Street
North Avenue
Atlanta Woman’s Club
Georgia Baptist Young People’s Union
Johnnie Suggs
St. Charles Place
Ruth Fischer
Wilmer Moore, Jr
Eula Norton
Tallapoosa
D A. R
Craigie House
Piedmont Avenue
Joseph Matthews
Peachtree Road
Lillian Webster
Madison, N. C
Charles P. Ingram
Hortense Adams
Sixteenth Street
Stewart’s
Oper
Gholstin Spring & Mattress Co. Asufacturers
Adan
Miss Kamper
Vera Kamper
Elizabeth Phillips
Clayton Calloway
Miss Hagan
Mr. Williams
Nell Pierson
Marie Antoinette
M. Rich and Bros. Company
Axminster Rugs
Axminster
Cretonnes
Rich’s
M.rich & Bros. CO
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