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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
12
A fragmented piece notes Edison phonographs displayed in a laboratory and a series of visits by Mrs Esmond Falvey and son Thomas. Mentions residents McKenna of Boston and a trip to Clayton with various people identified in terse lines. The text references selections and a hospital operation but lacks coherent detail.
The wedding of Misa Mary Fickett Brown and Jack J. Ruskin will be held at the Tabern Baptist church on Thursday June 23 at 6 30 in the evening. Dr J Sprole Lyons will officiate with Dr John W Ham assisting. Virginia Martin will sing Until and At Dawning. Mrs David Wood will perform the wedding music. The bride will be given in marriage by her grandfather R M Pickett. Ann Senn of Birmingham will be maid of honor with Elizabeth Norris Montgomery Laura Jenkins and Miles Margaret Brown as bridesmaids. John Senn and Elizabeth Senn will serve as junior bridesmaids. Olmstead Knox will stand as best man for Ruskin, with groomsmen James Ruse Richard W Courta Jr and Richard B Brown. Out of town guests include Mrs George D Halsey Washington D C Mrs J Clinton Jackson Columbus Mr and Mrs Raron Boulleny Charlotte N C and Mr and Mrs Yancey Senn Birmingham. Mr and Mrs A N Fickett will host an al fresco party for the bridal party and guests after the wedding reception.
A private dining room hosted a dinner where a silver basket of summer flowers served as the central decoration. Silver candlesticks with unshaded tapers graced the table ends as a few very close friends attended the meal.
Mrs R E Wal hosted a bridge luncheon on Ponce de Leon avenue in honor of Mrs James McFarland of Connorville Ohio. Harriett Noyes and Frances Noyes led games with prizes a handmade handkerchiefs and an ebony flower bowl as guest prize. The event featured garden flower decor and pink white accents.
Dr W H Holbrook of 389 Ponce de Leon avenue travels to New York for post graduate medicine and plans to return to Atlanta in August Brigh an. Miss Rose Marion Jackson and Miss Edna Glabruck are visiting Washington Philadelphia New York and Atlantic City with aunt L J Brown accompanying them. Miss Mary Allison Blodgett returns from South Carolina. Ann Leah of Birmingham and Elizabeth Norris of Montgomery stay with Miss Mary Wickett Brown until Brown Rushin wedding. Winnie Bell Davis and Louise McNulty of Dawson sail to New York for weeks distant. William Butt Griffith and wife visit Bever ly H Griffiths in San Francisco after Lake Laulae and Rose carnival, attend National Guild convention in Los Angeles. Griffith is guild secretary treasurer.
A bulletin from the Georgia department of the American Legion warns the public against solicitations and advertising claiming Legion endorsement. It requires written authority from department headquarters for any local venture, with signatures of the department commander and adjutant, and emphasizes that national approval must come with official endorsement.
The new starring vehicle follows a newly married couple who travel from the Midwest to New York seeking fortune, highlighting Anne Boleyn era style imagery and strong histrionic pace as it plays at the Criterion amid praise and theatrical flair.
At the Forsyth, Mabel Ballin delights big crowds in East Lynne. The modernized version is even more popular than the stage play, with Ballin as Lady Isabelle delivering a striking, appealing portrayal. Burton Holmes travelogue and News Weekly are noted as especially interesting.
The Belasco star Ina Claire appears in Polly With a Past at the Rialto this week. The play centers on Polly, a country girl who becomes a housemaid, with Rex Van Zile’s friends trying to fix her up with another woman’s rival. A new Fox comedy is also offered.
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