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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1923

Page

5

Miss Hale Weds Mr Wilhoit At Home Wedding

Miss Katherin Hale daughter of Dr T Hale marries Frank Wilhoit in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the bride’s parents home on Hurt street. Bishop W N Ainsworth officiated with music by Misses Grodes and Hopsom and a fall of palms and white flowers decorates the altar. The bride wore a princess lace gown with pearl embroidery and a tulle veil. A reception followed and the couple departed for a honeymoon to Simla Mountain before settling in Atlanta.

Miss Hale Mr. Wilhoit Katherin Hale Mire D. Paine Frank Wilhatsbirk Hurt Street W. N. Ainsworth Grodes Hopsom R. D. Hale Loyd A. Wit Flw. Wilhot FR. DL. Hale L._ Salliv DT. Wale Columbia F. W. Wilhoit Mis. RD. Hale

Woodshock Wedding at the White Home on Woodshock Porch

Miss Dodo White of Woodshock House marries Hubert Partchett May on a Wednesday evening at the country home Woodshock. The aisle formed on the porch with palms and gladioli as guests watched a white net gown ceremony. Bridesmaids and flower girls preceded the bride who wore an antique georgette gown with lace and she carried a bouquet of orchids, violets, and swansom. An informal reception followed. out-of-town guests included Mrs. Gordon M. Myths and Miss Margaret Nater. The couple plan to reside on Piedmont Avenue in Atlanta.

Sammee Pautering Misa Dorothy Hale Mrs Elsions Nashville Georgette J. W. Adama Dodo White Ituguier W. Woods White Hubert Partchett May Uberride Flolen Mylls Mary Wyatt’ Scott Sroomsmen W. Woods Anne McLarty Birmingham Ala Margaret Balmer Vail Whso Carl Houston White Hride Te Valley Swansoma White McLarty J. QO. Winn Starier Haden T. M. Potter Als C. Ta Emerson Albert Staon W. H. Kreitshaber Cop Palmer Gore T. R. Savteile Pinch Nix Washington Seminary Margaret Napier Mrs. White Mrs. McLarty Piedmont Avenue F. M. Bryne Winifred Collins Annie McLarty Gordon M. Myths Rinzston Ontario Margaret Nater Milledgeville C. J. Minerson

Misses Johnson Host Evening Shower for Rose Jackson

Misses Johnson entertained with a miscellaneous shower Saturday at their Courtland Street home for bride elect Rose Jackson. The event featured cream and pink decor and gifts drawn from an old fashioned well. Attendees included Mildred White Mary Stephens Helen Jackson Loretta Maurer and many others. The Misses Johnson were joined by their parents Mr and Mrs L F Johnson in hosting the affair.

Ulisses Irene Nellie May Johnson Courtland Street Rose Jackson Misses Johnson Miss Jackson Mildred White Mary, Stephens Helen Jackson Loretta Maurer Ruth Wilson Eleanor Wallace Dorothy Stephens Annie Johnison Leila Livermore Julia Wallace Edna Guebranch Mesdames Aaron Clowers Fred Beam A. S. Alien H. J. Jackson BK. Fuller Sanford Bell Roebert Parrish New Orleans John Connors Boston Oscar Maurer Paul Garcia William Steward Jersey Wallace Ralph Grizzlid

Miss Willie Mae Agathen’s wedding invitation noted for Thursday

Miss Willie Mae Agathen and Renil Charles Jeffords will wed Thursday evening. A Monday afternoon reception at Miss Emily Kelley’s Holderness Street home featured yellow and white decor with summer flowers. Guests wore lavender voile and blue georgette.

Willie Mae Agathen Renil Charles Jeffords Emily Kelley Holderness Street

Club Women to Meet Friday to Plan July Fourth

The American Citizenship committee of the Atlanta Woman's club will hold a Friday morning meeting at 10:80 o'clock to discuss plans for the Fourth of July celebration. Mrs. St. M. Striplin will preside and urges numerous club members to attend.

The Atlanta Woman's Club Norman Sharp St. M. Striplin Capera Andrews E. Beaver Annie LE. Bunch James L. Beaver B. M. Boski Thomas Brook J. P. Jilinps Bachman Ros Britton W. A. Crossland Wallias AM. Carmichael Snton Clark H. B. Chamberlain Elmer F. Cox Marie B. Cason H. €. Chapman William Carder Clifford Dawson J. D. Evans FP. Fairey BE. F. Fincher Joe BE. Haley Harrold J. M. van Warlinger William Huch John W. Hardwick A. M. Ingram LaBlant V. A. Pierce B. J. Pal

Bride-Elect Honored at Decatur Social by Classmates

Miss Corine Smith hosted at her Decatur home on Thursday evening for bride-elect Miss Wille Mae Agathon. Guests enjoyed garden arrangements, pastel sweet pens, music, and two contests won by Miss Pauline White and Mrs James Lawson. Cornelia Sturdivant kept the bride’s book as members of the Win One Wesley class of First Methodist Atlanta attended. The honored guest received a silver gift from the class. Other attendees included Misses Martha Stovall Marty Baldwin Cornelia Sturdivant Lillie B McKay Carrie Holliday Cora Evercole Alma Lary Margaret Mull Pauline White Doris Smith Caroline Roberta Mrs Ralph Hall Mrs ALG Allen Mrs W Flaty Mrs James Lawson and Mrs GW Smith.

Corine Smith Decatur Wille Mae Agathen Pauline White James Lawson Cornelia Sturdivant Wesley First Methodist Church Atlanta Agathon Martha Stovall Marty Baldwin Lillie B. McKay Carrie Holliday Cora Evercole Alma Lary Margaret Mull Doris Smith Caroline Roberta Ralph Hall Alg. Allen W Flaty GW. Smith

New Officers Elected Wednesday in City Federation

Some officers of the City Federation of Women's clubs were elected Wednesday. Named in the group are Alfred Newell as first vice president, Mrs Willis Ragan as auditor, Mrs T E Stevens as president, Mrs Mugene Harrington as corresponding secretary, and Mrs R K Ramhe as second vice president. Miss Vivian Barker will host a bridge evening for Miss Ruth Fischer, a bride-elect.

City Federation of Women's Clubs Alfred Newell Gire Willis Ragan T. ‘E. Stevens Mugene [Larrington R. K. Ramhe Miss Barker Vivian Barker Bridge Ruth Fischer

Marietta Wedding of Hoppe and Alfriend in St James Church

Miss Laura Margaret Hoppe daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis D Hoppe of Atlanta and Winter Alfriend of Atlanta were married Wednesday evening in St James church Marietta The ceremony was conducted by Rev Randolph Claiborne with a reception at the Brumby home. A large Southwide attendance filled the historic chapel decorated with palms ferns and gladioli. The bridal party and guests traveled from Atlanta Washington DC and New York with out of town relatives. The couple planned a motor trip through the Carolinas and Virginia before settling with the bride’s parents.

Marietta Laura Margaret Hoppe Lewis D. Hoppe Atlanta Winter Alfriend South Randolph Claiborne St. James Church Otis Brumby Chhurch Palma Mrsorgia Cole Paul Lovejoy Mildred Brown Washington, DC. C Sam Mangham Davina Sheldon New York City Platt Everett Glenn Judson McLendon Lewis D. Trappe Alonzo M. Carroll Mra Hoppe Albert Alfriend Mr. Brumby Mra. Dorman Edward Alfriend Julia Anderson Marie Shippen Ellijay Cora McC Alfriend Carolinas Virginia St. Charles Place McLeal Patton Martha Patton Swannanoa N. C Robert Leach Clearwater Finn James Z. Stumby Dunedin Fla George Hoppe Richmond A AQ Lawrence Harriet

Miss Nesbit Weds F E Almand in Quiet Home Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Mary Ler Nesbit to Frederick Esmond Almand was solemnized Wednesday morning June 20 at the bride’s mother Mrs Carrie Walker Nesbit’s Drewry Street home. Dr B A pastor of the Central Press church performed the ceremony. The newlyweds left for a car trip to points of interest in North Carolina.

Mary Ler Nesbit Frederick Esmond Almand Carrie Walker Nesbit Drewry Street Central Press Church Armand North Carolina

Health Center Meets Friday at Ira Street School

The Ira Street Baby Health center met at Ira Street school on Friday June 99 at 2 o clock. All mothers with preschool children are urged to bring their children for examination with Dr. Cheney in charge.

Ira Street Cheney

Miss McCullough and Harper Wed in June Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Ethel Davis McCullough to Lamar William Harper took place Monday, June 11, with Dr. T. W. Twiggs officiating. Miss McCullough, eldest daughter of Mrs. Dora Davis McCullough, is noted in the school set. Mr. Harper is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stark Harper and is linked with Lane-Watkins Real Estate Co.

Ethel Davis McCullough Lamar William Harper T. W. Twiggs Harper Dora Davis McCullough Thomas Stark Lane-Watkins. Real Estate Co

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