Connecticut Wedding in Berlin and Atlanta Cast Wide Interest
A Berlin Connecticut wedding of Margaret Webster Wilcox and J Edgar Hunnicutt Jr drew wide Atalanta interest. The ceremony at Second Congregational church Berlin featured green and white decorations and a Lohengrin inspired procession. Bridesmaids wore pastel shades, with Kathleen Wilcox Bean and others supporting. The couple planned a reception at the Wilcox home and a wedding trip to New York and the Atlantic coast, before settling with the groom’s parents on Peachtree Road in Atlanta.
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Atantans
Second Congregational Church
Berlin
Conn
King Margaret Webster Wilcox
J. Edgar Hunnicutt, Jr
Atlanta
Hey
Sanuel A. Ficke
Pride
Herbert UH
Darmon
Lohengrin
Ite
Grounsmen
Fair Green
de Ford Smith
Mianta
Howell Jackson
New York
Amd
William Maanan
Detroit
Katheryn Wileat
Middletown
Landeau
Elizabeth Wilcox Bean
Hrenklyn
Vrinces Powell
Kknth Fase
Dirunswick
Misa Mirinin Prime
Yonkers
Maire Eatin
Maid of Horn
Tittle Bliss
Aimee Romberger
Samuel C. Wilcox
Frank Tlangdon Wilcox
Worthington Ridge
Wilcox
J. Udgar Hunnicuit
Miss Holbrook and Mr Mitchell Wed in Pretty Home Ceremony
The marriage of Vivian Tolbrook to Daniel Mitchell occurred at the bride’s mother's East Ninth Street home. The service, officiated by J. W. Veatch, featured garden flowers, palms, and music by Mrs. Cowan and Miss Frances Johnson. The couple's families and close friends attended a formal reception with a tiered wedding cake and decorative silver accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Holbrook
Mr. Mitchell
Vivian Tolbrook
Ola Tardman Tolbrook
Warry
Daniel Mitchell
Buffalo
N.Y
East Ninth Street
Itex
J. W. Veatch
Upworth Methodist Church
Enge |Wood
Ophelia
Ola Solbrook
Nf. J. Mitchell
Georgette Crepe
Ruth Sarah
Martha
Shelia Holbrook
Annual Convention Of W M Societies Held at Milner
The annual convention of the Woman's Missionary Societies of the Methodist Griffin district met at Milner Methodist Church, concluding Wednesday. District secretary Mrs TB Sasser presided. notable attendees included Mes A I Atkinson, Mrs D N McEachorn, Mrs T E Atkinson, Mrs Wallace Rogers, Mrs M FL Piller, and Mrs Yee. Due to Sasser's departure, Mrs WY Daniel was elected district secretary. Milner hosted with a noon barbecue. a Boys' Picnic is planned for June 27 and features watermelon and ice cream among activities with committee chairs named.
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Barnesville
Methodist Church
Griffin
Milner Methodist Church
Molner
TB. Sasser
Senoia
Distrut
Mes
A. I. Atkinson
Greenville
D. N. McEachorn
Atlanta
T. E. Atkinson
Newnan
Wallace Rogers
LaGrange
M. FL Piller
I Yee
Forsyth
Sasser
WY. Daniel
Thomaston
Milner
F. Boskin
Cl.al Women’s Auxiliary
Boss’ Club
Kin
XN. EF. Martin
G. K. Guffin
AL TE Shaw
A. L. Sorris
M. B Garwood
Central Y. M. GC. A
F. E. Kibler
H. Tu. Simmons
F. Boykin
Norman Pool
A. J. Bruce
M. F. Trenary
W. @. Sands
Daniel
Hors’ Club
XY. of
C. A. Women’s Auxiliary
College Set Back From Athens
Returning Thursday from the University of Georgia commencement at Athens were many students and guests. The Chi Phi Phi Delta Theta and Phi Delta Theta events were chaperoned by named faculty and local hosts, reflecting college traditions and social gatherings.
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University of Georgia
Athens
Irene Thomas
Mildred Frazier
Margaret Elder
Rebecca Ashcraft
Janet Bailey
M. N Sm
Rebecca Harmon
Marianna Goldsmith
Rosa Harbin
Eloise Allen
Anna Trewin
Tula Lewis
Nora Northen
Jeo Ashcraft
Howell Trwin
Suey Earnest Hill
Irene Williams
Lee Duncan
John Grant
J Rutherford
Bilis
Donovan
Walker Imaan
Richard Hu
Albert Irving
Sam Campbell
Ppipernous Clark
Ie Chi Phi
Stacy Ill
Phi Delta Theta
Tee Duncan
Bridge Luncheon Honors Visiting Ladies at Edge Home
Carolyn Essig hosted a Thursday luncheon at West Fifth Street in a refined event honoring Misses Frances Harper of Moultrie Alce Harrold of Americus Fagenia Hahr of Barnesville Tutina McClatchey of Columbus and Miss Clayton Calloway, Mary Matheson of Philadelphia, guest of Clara Bell King and Henrietta Mikel recently returned from Washington DC. Guests received French powder puffs while top scorer and consolation winners received handkerchiefs. Attendees included Clayton Calloway Mary Armstrong Vera Kamper Clara Helle King Mary Slecart Mary Orme Anne Danexanor McGinty Eloise Jones Elizabeth Fall May Clarke Margorie Bailey Mary Prim Lillian McFarlan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Essig
West Fifth Street
Frances Harper
Moultrie
Alce Harrold
Americus
Fagenia Hahr
Barnesville
Tutina McClatchey
Columbus
Clayton Calloway
Mary Matheson
Philadelph
Clara Bell King
Henrietta Mikel
Washington, D. C
Wade
Clayton Callaway
Mary Armstrong
Vera Kamper
Clara Helle King
Mary _ Sle- Carty
Mark Orme
Anne Dane Xanor McGinty
Eloise 3
Anma Jones
Lucile Stone
Abeth Fall
May Clarke
Margore Bailey
Mary Prim
Lillian McFarlan
Pretty Luncheon Compliments Two at Charleston Luncheon
Miss Bettina Walker and Miss Emma Thomas O'Neal of Charleston, S.C., were guests of Miss Anais Jones and were complimented at an informal luncheon Thursday hosted by Miss Virginia Howard in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettina Walker
Emma Thomas O'Neal
Charleston
8. C
Anais Jones
Virginia Howard
Miss Richardson to Wed Mr Trimble This Month
Miss Richardson, daughter of Mr and Mrs D H Black of College Park, will marry Charles Ernest Trimble at 6:30 pm June 28 at College Park Baptist church Rev Joseph A Crumbles to perform ceremony Walter Richardson will give away bride Attendants include Matron of honor Mrs J J Banks Jr maid Grace Bramlett, bridesmaids Lynda Lee Morgan flower girls Mary Manning Nellie Wood Best man Karl Richardson ushers Henry Blair Harold Coady Numerous social events planned including matinee party June 26 and showers through June 25 in her honor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Black
College Park
Mattie Louise Richardson
Charles Ernest Trimble
College Park Baptist Church
Joseph A. Crumbles
Miss Richardson
Walter Richardson
J. J. Banks, Jr
Grace Bramlett
Lynda Lee Morgan
Mary Manning
W. J. Stanning
East Point
Nellie Wood
J. F. Anderson
Miza Richardson
Roberta Stallings
Misewynda Lee Morgan
Mathewson Place
Richardson
Spiritual Healing Topic For Atlanta Group Meeting
The Atlanta Psychological Society led by president Rose Mae Ashby will convene Sunday afternoon at the Ansley Hotel in the mahogany room. The program titled The Rational of Mental and Spiritual Healing will explain self healing and how to pray well using natural endowments. Both men and women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Psychological Society
Rose Mae Ashby
Ansley Hotel
Bone Club Girls Stage Rescue of the Princess Winsumne
The Bone Club staged a dramatic presentation titled The Rescue of The Princess Winsumne at Judge Shepard Bryan's home. Delightful acting drew a large crowd and the $46 receipts were donated to the Anti Tuberculosis association to fund milk for local children under care. Club members include Florence Bryan Marion Bryan Cornelia Orme Jaqulin Moore Elizabeth Hunter Annie S Harmon Catherine Stocking Harriet Grant and Calendar Welther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard Bryan
Winsumne
Bone Club
Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Ahis
Florence Bryan
Marion Bryan
Cornelia Orme
Jaqulin Moore
Elizabeth Hunter
Annie S. Harman
Catherine Stocking
Harriet Grant
Calendar Welther
Mid-Week Dance At East Lake Club
East Lake Country club resumes its mid week dinner dances with Ritz harmony orchestra. Notable attendees include William Noyes and Miss Margaret Rodgers, Carlyle Hollerman with Miss Florence Bokin, and a host of others dining and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake Club
East Lake Country Club
Ritz Harmony Orchestra
William Noyes
Margaret
Rodgers
Carlyle Hollerman
Florence Bokin
A. By Staley
Ben Ragsdale
David
TI. Bussy
T. F. Russy
E. Oo. Tompkins
B. Huson
Henry Wuhrt
Pretty Al Fresco Tea Compliments Summer Visitors
Miss Clara Belle King hosted an al fresco tea at her parents home in Druid Hill Thursday honoring seven visitors. Guests included Miss Mary Matheson of Philadelphia Miss Lucy Harris of San Paso Veaux Miss Dorothy Hester of Americus Miss Tucy Litte Funkhouser Miss Nora Fortson of Athens and Miss Clay Callaway s guests Misses Alice Barrold of Americus Julia Adelaide WeClatches of Columbus Frances Aneper of Moultrie and Eugenie Gahr of Barnesville Tables and chairs were set on the side lawn. Punch served in the sun house amid roses daisies and other blooms Helpers included Miss Mary Armstrong and Eleanor McGinty. Additional entertaining by Mrs Clyde King Mrs George Woodruff Mrs Robert Woodruff Mrs Albert Pritchard and Miss Pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Belle King
Clyde J. Xing
Mary Matheson
Philadelphia
Lucy Harris
Sl Paso
Veaux
King
Dorothy Hester
Americus
Tucy Litte
Funkhouser
Nora Fortson
Athens
Elizabeth Phillips
Clayon Callaway
Alice Barrold
Julia Adelaide WeClatches
Columbus
Frances Aneper
Moultrie
Eugenie Gahr
Barnesville
Beautiful King Home
Punch
Mary ‘Armstrong
Eleanor McGinty
Clyde King
George Woodruff
Robert Woodruff
Albert Pritchard
Mias
Drama Study Class Will Not Meet This Week
Mrs Fiama Garrett Boxd, president of the Drama league, announces there will be no further meeting of the study class for the summer months. The Friday morning session is canceled and no date is set for resumption.
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Drama League
Fiama Garrett Boxd
Matinee Party Honors Bride-Elect Miss Mangum at Forsyth
A matinee party honoring bride elect Miss Matie Mangum was hosted at the Forsyth theater on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J. S. Gibson. Miss Mangum wore black lace attire with a large hat, while Mrs. Gibson appeared in white canton crepe and a white hat. Guests included Mrs. Stewart Smith, Mrs. Robert Ingram, Mrs. John Stuart, Miss Lottie Loftis, Miss Mae Taylor, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Grant Mangum, and Mrs. Rt. M. Pelot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matie Mangum
Forsyth Theater
J. S. Gibson
Mangum
Gibson
Stewart Smith
Robert Ingram
John Stuart
Lottie Loftis
Mae Taylor
Johnson
Grant Mangum
Rt. M. Pelot
Tea Party Honors Miss Dickey At Piedmont Home
Mrs J J Lawless hosted a formal tea at her Piedmont road residence in tribute to bride elect Miss Katherine Dickey. Guests enjoyed orange blossom decor, Japanese novelties, and top scores in a game. The event showcased Mrs Lawless’s mother Mrs William J Stoddard in a net gown with orange accents. A Park Street church Missionary Society silver tea follows June 22 at 265 Gordon street with a varied program. Miss Mattie Mae Price wed Ellis Holbrook at Rev R H Lamkin’s East Pine street home in a white crepe dress. The couple, formerly of Chattahoochee, Georgia, will live there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima
John Joseph Lawless
Piedmont Road
William J. Stoddard
Young Peoples’ Missionary Society
Park Street
Diethadist Church
M & Ofclock
Herbert Culberson
Gordon Street
Burns
Douglas
Frances Beelan
Frances Moore
Elizabeth Tryatt
Martha Crowe
Carolyn Hall
Mary Merritt
Tamar Lowe
Elizabeth Gaston
R. M. Stripling
Miss Price
Ellis Holbrook
Attie Mae Price
Eilis Holbrook
Robert H. Lamkin
East Pine Street
Mattie Mae Pricer
Trolbrook
Chattahoochee
Georgia
Inman Park Wed: Miss Agathen and Mr Jeffords Tie Knot
Miss Willie Mae Agathen wed Reuil Charles Jeffords in a June home ceremony at Mrs. W H Walker’s house in Inman Park. Rev Costen J Harrell officiated with music by Elizabeth Richardson and solos by Florence Baldwin, as guests watched a staircase aisle and a palms altar. The couple, both from Georgia, plan a Highland View home while Jeffords starts a rising business career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Agathen
Mr. Jeffords
Inman Park
Willie Mae Agathen
Reuil Charles Jeffords
W. H. Walker
Costen J. Harrell
Elizabeth Richardson
Florence Baldwin
Moreland P T A to Meet Today about Fund Transfer
The Moreland Parent Teacher Association executive board will meet Friday June 22 at 5 o clock at the school. Members are urged to attend to discuss transferring the shrubbery appropriation to the playground fund and the immediate purchase of playground equipment.
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Ccre
The
Moreland Parent-Teacher Association
Mrs Wilkinson Hostess plans bridge luncheon event
Mrs Van Wilkinson will host a bridge luncheon at the Capital City club on Friday for Mrs Kenneth Williams who will move to Baltimore next week. Sixteen guests are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wilkinson
Capital City Club
Kenneth Williams
Baltimore
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Snow White Kid
B. Lane
Yenta
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Bandai
Pegmont
Stookhaven Country Club
H. B. Warner
Braanon
Hemlock
Gainesville
Mary Goethius
Raymond Womeldorf
Lexington
Ernest Campbell
Boulevard
China
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J. J. Lawless
Miss Dickey
Mary Budden
Gordon Bradley
Colonial Hall
Budden
Anordon Bradley
Mary Letitia Baldwin
Mary Cornelia Sturdivant
Clapley
Gay
Miss Baldwin
Misa Sturdivant
Offie Cooy
Lewis Fletcher
Rose Ogden Lockhart
Texas
Mildred Mulls
Nellie Henderson
Urme
W. M. Walker
John Robinson
Fred Mills
Pred Mills
Mrs. Jeffords
Moreland P.T. A
Queen Mantel & Tile Co
West Mitchel St
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M.rich & Bros. CO
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J.P. Allen & CO
Whitehall
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