Methvin Watt nuptials held at First Universalist Church
Miss Mary Louise Methvin and Mr. Charles Watt Jr wed in a formal ceremony at the First Universalist Church with Rev Dean Ellermwood officiating. The church and reception featured daisies, palms, and ferns. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs C C Coleman and maid of honor Nell Ballard, with bridesmaids Florence Powell Nancy Sue Perry Fannis Blanch Calsman and Lucy Bell Duke. The bride wore white Chantilly lace over satin. After a reception at the Methvin home, the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Camilla, Ga. The groom is a leading attorney there. Out-of-town guests included Judge Dasher and several Camilla residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Methvin
Euclid Avenue
S. A. Methvin
Corrie Heath
Henry Turner Spence
Camilla
Frank Lanier
Nashville
Nannie
Florence Lanier
Chertrude Frazier
Senola
Nixon Arnold
Claude Arnold
For Sweethearts and Wives Aunt Ruth Household Helps
Health and beauty tips from Aunt Ruth describe cosmetic applications for lashes eyebrows and hair. Directions include pyroxin laced lash roots mascara, dry shampooing, therox powder for dust and dandruff, witch hazel facial solution, and Delatone paste for temporary hair removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Ruth
Hancock Gann Wedding At Inman Park Church
A wedding report from Atlanta details Migg Eva Janette Hancock of Atlanta and Rothwell Gann of Smyrna Ga marrying June 23 at Inman Ward Methodist Church. The ceremony featured daisies roses and a Mendelssohn march with Mrs Harvey Moon as matron of honor and a small bridal party. Follow up notes cover other society marriages and social events of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marie Freeman
Harvey Moon
Bradley
Bass
Wiley Hancock
Mrs. Gann
Ana Mra. Freeman
West Tenth Street
Smyrna, Ga
Japanese Garden-Themed House Party With Palm Decor
Sei Bie home with six cent rents to thirteen orelude featured a Japanese garden motif. Palm and fern decor, wisteria on walls, and lanterns on the porch created an aromatic setting. Mrs. Wallace Rhodes and others assisted. an orchestra played for dancing while punch and refreshments were served. Invited guests included Miss Mary Stewart and many others, with Maurice Thomas and John Stewart among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sei Bie
Orelude
Wallace Rhodes
L. B. Thomas
DeWitt Pinson
Punch
Mary Stewart
Lawson Hines
Laura Ripley
Joe Walker
Edwin Lochridge
Lewis Blodgett
Tom Schultz
Will Biddell
C. D. Osborne
John Stewart
Frank Hooper
Newton Thomas
William Goree
Morton Nichols
Robert Redding
Reception by Habersham Chapter DAR at Piedmont Driving Club
The Joseph Habersham chapter hosted a 6 to 7 pm reception at the Piedmont Driving Club honoring retiring regent Mrs Spencer R Atkinson and Mrs John as guests of distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Habersham
Piedmont Driving Club
Spencer R. Atkinson
John
Spaghetti Night Promises Frugal Family Meal
Faust Spaghetti advertised as a weekly nourishing staple for American homes. It touts durum wheat for gluten, sanitary production, and sealed packaging to preserve freshness. A 16 cent package is promoted at grocers with a free recipe book from Maull Bros. 1221 St. Louis Avenue, St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust Spahetti
Faust
Regency chapter hosts elegant decor for event
The club, richly adorned with palms ferns and roges, welcomed guests as Mrs Atkinson Mrs Perdue and Mrs William Lawson Peel honorary regent presided. Helpers included Mrs George J Dexter Mrs George Calhoun Walters and others aiding in entertaining attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Perdue
William Lawson Peel
George J. Dexter
George Calhoun Walters
J. J. Spalding
Henry B Scott
Frank G. Lake
Preston Arkwright
William H. Kiser
Ulric Atkinson
J. Edgar Hunni
Aunt Sally's Advice to Beauty Seekers
Lydia asks for freckles solution followed by Ben’s reply to Stella. P. J. K. asks about wrinkle removal and favors a facial astringent with saxolite in witch hazel. Stella seeks clearer skin, advised mercorized wax nightly to reveal healthy hue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Woodbury’s
Andrew Jergens Co
Dept
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lydia
Ben
Stella
Fashionable Georgia Society Women Attend DAR Event
A large gathering of Atlanta society women wore elegant gowns at a DAR state executive board meeting hosted by Mrs. Shepard W. Foster at 711 Peachtree Street. After the business session, Foster hosted a luncheon for officers of three Atlanta chapters. Miss Annie Lee McKenzie plans a bridge party at the Driving Club Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Shepard W. Foster
Peachtree Street
Miss McKenzie
Annie Lee McKenzie
Ernest Woodruff
Nell Hodgson
Athens
Warm Springs
Covington
Daughters of the American Resvolution
Social items from Mrs Haris and many sightings
Mrs. Julian Haris improves at Elkin-Goldsmith sanitarium and plans to return home this week. Numerous social notices follow, including visits to Richmond, Maine coast trips, Brighton to Covington, car trips to Warm Springs, St Simon's Island, and Atlanta events. The column notes marriages, parties, hostess duties, and travels by many local residents and visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Haris
Elkin-Goldsmith Sanitarium
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Atlanta
George Miller
Mary George
Ralph Erskine Miller
Washington, D.C
R. E. George
Highland Avenue
A.A
John Orme Davies
Courtland Street
Baird
Forrest Avenue
Rutherford Cady
Katherine Rutherford
George Pardee Cady
Chicago
Vasser Woolley
Spring Street
A. M. Hughlett
Piper
Shirley Brooks
Bridge
Edith Piper
St. Louis
Clarence Blosser
Lamar Jeter
Mosely
Claude Simms
Lester Mosely
el Cristo
Cuba
W. Co. Trammell
Kilpatrick
Harriet Calhoun
R. F. Kilpatrick
New York
J. G. Oglesby
Wallace Rhodes, Jr
Maurice Thomas
Maull Bros
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis, Iq
Talcam Puff Co
Brooklyn
Bessie Tifi
The
College
Georgia
C. H. S. Jackson
Forsyth, Ga
Eft
TLEC
the Military School OF the South
State Capitol
United States Army
OG. R. Horton
A. B
Milledgeville
Ceorcia
Goucher College
Baltimore, Md
United States Bureau of Education
Maryland
Alabama
Geok 4A Syrup Co
RYALA
Howard
Ptt & Vempert
Lee Ashcraft
W. ‘Hh
Adkins
J. H. Nunnally
W. M. Nixon
D. &. Carson
W. R. Hammond
Frank C. Owens
D. Owens
T. J. Ripley
H. C. Cloud
A. M. Schoen
Henrietta Egleston
W. HE. Chapin
Ellora_ Chapin
Richmond
Robert J. Lowry
Charles A. Conklin
Maine
Ward Howard
Louisville
Mr. E. P. Gamble
Dorothy Arkwright
Master Preston Arkwright
J. Sintons
A. R. Thomason
Emily Carter Divine
Harry Jackson
A. J. Ormy
St. Simon's Island
Mize Annabel Love
J. H. Salmon Willl
West and Baptist Church
William J. Harris
Baltimore
M. P. Cooledge
Norman Cooledge
Wrightsville Beach
Henry Francia West
W. B. Logan
New Orleans
Ivaline Lois Luckets
Union City
Ene
Jeanne Jonas Wil
East Lake
Misa van Spaldhing
Alice Stewart
Louise Boutcher
A.D. Locke
A. Bailey
Fairburn
Mary Carter Griffin
Washington Street
Philip Wharton Nunan
Calhoun Rollins
Kingston
Omar F. Hitler
Beta Sigma Omicron
Ruth Stallings
Mary Helen Moody
Atlantic Beach
Burton Smith
Emil Laurson
Captain Meninney
Fort Oglethorpe
Margaret Foote
Eliza Killian
Greenville
B.C
Rosa Stocks
Ella Hough
Rome
Helen Thorn
Mildred Fort
Alfredo Barlli, Jr
James W. Power
Carrie Hayes
Birmingham
Lorene Youngblood
Edward H. Barnes
Tate Spring
T. A. Wyrick
Charlotte
W W. Hood
Spring
Worry Lian
Schlesinger
Hideway
Peathstree Road
P. J
Emma Wesley
Sarah Frances Marbut
Josephine Marbut
Oro
Worth
Milton Rogers
Georgian ‘Terrace
James Overby
Block’s Kennesaw
Frank E. Block CO
South
Sheraton
Sterling
King Hardware Co
Peachtree St
Whitehall St
Coa Constantine
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