Series of Beautiful Parties Honor Miss Katherine Dickey
A social calendar in Monday events celebrated Miss Katherine Dickey in Atlanta with a dinner dance at the Georgian Terrace hosted by Miss Marion Smith, lavish gladioli decor, and guests from Savannah and New York. An afternoon bridge party at Miss Ernestine Campbell’s Druid Hills home preceded a Piedmont Driving Club luncheon for the debutante and wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Dickey
Arthur Chambers Stevens
Savannah
Marion Smith
Dickey
Misers
Ernestine Campbell
Anne Heed
Catherine Hook
Wilmotine Jerdue
Mars Malong
George Marion Metcher
Arthur Stevens
Hugh Bell
Tack Milstad
Jack Lindsey
Frank Owen
Armand Tunter
Frank Howden
Carre Moon
Richard Hull
Harry Re
Dewey Cook
Dana Stevens
John Stevens
Flord Jefferson
J. Gu. Dickey
LV. Stevens
Miss Dickey
Misa Frnestine Campbell
Druid Hills
William F. Spalding
Piedmont Driving Club
Clu
Dinner Dance At East Lake Country Club Delights Members
East Lake Country Club members enjoyed an informal dinner dance with cool breezes and garden flowers on the sun parlor terrace. The Wits' Harmoneers Orchestra played as guests including Misses Fredricka MacGailon Lillian Ashley Dolores Dusenberry Goodwin Walker and many others attended. The regular dinner dance is scheduled to take place again Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake Country Club
Sun Parlor
Rr. McMillan
Fredricka MaGailon
Lillian Ashley
Dolores Dusonberrs
Goodwin Walk
George Rosenbush
Huth Wight
Verdery Rosenbush
Mrw
Fred Warner
J. 3. Clark
Min
Charles G. Daleston
Charles A. Searing
Montclair
N. J
B.D. Knight
Mummie Mathews
Fy Haskell
New York
Miss Nell Bronson Weds Mr Cater In Perry Georgia
Miss Nell Bronson married Thomas J. Cater at the bride’s home in Perry with Rev. W. I Tan officiating. The ceremony featured a bridal entrance to electric porch lights, a Daisy chains procession, and a reception on the porch before the couple departed for Athens and a wedding tour. Friends and family from Perrys, Buena Vista, Atlanta and nearby towns attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Martin
Bobbine- Massee
Billie Massee
Daisy Etchan
Brind Par
Norvoo, Jr
Norime Swanson
Perrys
Charles Allen
Bhepansham
Corinne Duncan
Atlanta
Elizabeth
Dorothy Bransop
William Magssee
Duncan Cater
Vuach
Emily Martin
Addie Kate Martin
Martha Cooper
Laura Guibert
FL Shellie
Reb. Marcin
J. 1
Matting
Winson
H.w.traylor
Jane
Mrs. Cater
Hy Moter
Athinta
Birthday Party for Little Girl at Berchenko Home
A birthday party honoring Rose Berchenko, second birthday, was held at Mr and Mrs Joseph Berchenko's home on Pryor Street. The decorated house featured roses and ferns. Relatives and friends included Ida Berchenko Gussie Berchenko Celia Bergman Bertha Rosen Fanny Berchenko Zelda Lupion Blanche Lupion and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Berchenko
Pryor Street
Rose Berchenko
Ida Berchenko
Gussie Berchenko
Celia Bergman
Bertha Rosen
Fanny Berchenko
Zelda Lupion
Blanche Lupion
Geraldine Lupion
Rose
Recent Bride Is Honored at Linen Shower
Mrs. Ben M. Butler hosted a Saturday linen shower for Miss Thelma Sullivan, whose wedding to Alvin Dempsey of Atlanta occurred Wednesday at Pryor Street Presbyterian Church. Readings by Estelle Sawtell and vocal solos by Caroune Scott preceded a pink and white color theme. Mildred Cole won the contest. Seventy-five guests attended with Mrs. Charles E. Sullivan and Miss Myrtle Crymes of Athens assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben M. Butler
Thelma Sullivan
Alvin Dempsey
Atlanta
Pryor Street Presbyterian Church
Estelle Sawtell
Caro- Une Scott
Mildred Cole
Butler
Charles E. Sullivan
Myrtle Crymes
Athens
Two Win Gold Medals At Local Oratorical Contest
At the Mary Brannon Memorial chuered event two competitors earned gold medals. Issyoretin Garner spoke on Rastus' Last Smoke and Frank McMallen presented A Twofold Triumph. Mrs Katie Tee Reeves state superintendent awarded the medals for the May Latimer McLendon union contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brannon Memorial
Chuered
Iss Yoretin Garner
Rastus
Frank McMallen
Katie Tee Reeves
May Latimer McLendon Union
Dance Held For College Set At D A Rohl Hall
A dance for the college set is announced at D A Ro hall next Friday evening with music by Vick Myers Melody Orchestra. Chaperon names appear in the notification, but details are limited in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Ro
Vick
Myers’ Melody Orchestra
Social items round Atlanta society notices go on
Social column lists Mr and Mrs W R Reeves enjoying ten days at Tybee Ga Mrs R E Hearn moving to Americus Ga to settle Mrs Charles Walton Reeves visiting Beatrice Neb Mrs Horace Smith guest of Ed ward Alf erend at 101 Ponce de Leon Ave until Wednesday then with Miss Enina Scott at Washington seminary. Warren White returns from Sweetwater Villa Austell with daughter Mrs Dan Glasgow Tyrone Penn and grandchildren Warren and Sue Glasgow. Mr Glasgow to stay in Atlanta for weeks and receive notices of social events. Ada Peeplea and Dorothy Stiff back from Buffalo Ala after Miss Henrietta McCormick house party with guests Betty Pou Theresa Knight Mares Patterson Lillian Roberts Virginia Beauchamp. Caroline 11 maid of honor. Dorothy and Marguerite Moncrief head to Cleveland Cincinnati St Louis then Denver Cal where uncle Col Hal V Moncrief awaits in Yellow Stone Park and California. Mrs Walter S Coleman leaves for Jackson for state conference of the Children of the Confederacy with Atlanta representatives. Mr and Mrs John Wandrow Strauss announce birth of John Woodrow Jr June 24. Edwin Fulcher and Edwin Fulcher Jr guests for son of Mr and Mrs Edwin L Beaver. Rayman Schwartz of Sumter S C hosts weekend for Victor Kriezshaber at Moreland Ave home. Miss Caroline Lorendon back from New York Columbia University W A degree. with grandmother Mrs Laura Flanders on Moreland Ave. Miss Dorothy Davis in New York Welfare Work school. Mrs ELVY Davis Jr returns from extended visit to New York and Washington as Mrs J M Adamson and child.
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Oae
Misa Ada Peeplea
Misa Dorothy Stiff
Fufaula
Ala
Tlenrietta McCormick
Betty Pou
Theresa Knight
Mares Patterson
Cohuabus
Lillian Roberts
Savannah
Yirginia Beauchamp
Montgomery
Bufula
Threen
Caroline 11
Miss McCormick
Mr and Mrs White Host Theater Party for Bride Elect
Miss Mattie Mangum and Ernest Gibson were honored guests at a theater party hosted by Mr and Mrs Warren White. Attending were Mrs Dan Glasgow of Tyrone Pennsylvania Mrs Pierce Smith of Shreveport Louisiana Mrs Mark White of Decatur Mr and Mrs Henry Godfrey and James B Mangum of Washington. After the theater supper will be served at the Whites home on Dixie avenue Inman Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Mangum
Ernest Gibson
Warren White
Dan Glasgow
Tyrone
Penn
Pierce “Smith
Shreveport
Mark White
Decatur
Henry Godfrey
James B. Mangum
Washington
Mrs Lowe 78th Birthday Party Honors Grandmother
A reception hosted by Mrs. Kt Kennon Perry at Westminster drive celebrated Mrs Emmett Ray Lowe turning seventy eight. Decor featured rose gladioli yellow candles and a lace tablecloth with a white cake holding seventy eight candles as guests arrived. Mrs Perry wore bronze beaded gown while Mrs Lowe wore gray jalteta with a rose point collar. About fifty friends paid congratulatory calls. Other notes list club meeting details and several Mrs residents visiting relatives and traveling to eastern resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennon Perry
Westminster Drive
Emmett Ray Lowe
Work Frocks Offer at Rich's Second Floor
Rich's showcases crepe de Chine work frocks in maize light blue navy rose and cocoa priced 9.98 12.50 to 15.00. Fashionably long waist full skirt with double ruffles pleatings at waist finished with dainty trims or ribbon belts. Sizes 12 to 16.
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New York
Rich's
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Hares Snelling
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E'red Setter
Dortha Crockett
Bob Hodgson
George Nix
Guy Shearer
J. B. Rowe
Billy Beel
Henry Lee Plage
Misa Lillian Webster
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Charles T. Ingram
Misa Jathan Tidwell
Wilson Green
MD Grenn
Frank Tidwell
Mary Ellen Smith
Margaret Rodgers
Ginda ” Minnahan
Hattie Ruth Cannon
Dortha Burnett
Mary Ellis Smith
Mary Dorham
Pauline Thompson
Hawkinsville
S. C
Nell Bronson
Mr. Cater
Perry, Ga
Wesley Hirshburg
Virginia Reid
Robert Caldwell Reid
Jacksonville
Tia
Eugene Bowen
Church of Our Lady of Angels
Mrs. W. R. Reeves
Tybee, Ga
R. E. Hearn
Americus, Ga
Charles Walton Reeves
Bealttice
Neb
Joe Lee Conch
Columbus
Riverside
Horace Smith
Fredericksburg
Edward Alfcrend
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Enina Scott
Washington Seminary
Ora
Sweetwater Villa
Austell
Eleren
Warren
Sue Glasgow
Mr Glasgow
Dorothy
Marguerite Moncrief
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Hal. V. Moncrief
Denver
Calo
Yellow Stone Park
California
Walter S. Coleman
Georgia Division
US. D
Jackson
the Children of the Confederacy
John Wandrow Strauss
John Woodrow, Jr
Edwin Fulcher
Edwin Fulcher, Jr
Waynesboro
Edwin L. Beaver
Rayman Schwartz
Sumter, 8. C
Victor Kriezshaber
Moreland Avenue
Caroline Lorendon
Columbia University
Laura Flanderson
Dorothy Davis
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EL VY. Davis, Jr
J. M. Adamson
Little
Davis & Freeman, Inc
Whitehall
Mrs. White
M.rich & Bros. CO
North Side
Eiaber Elders Club
C. Tappan
Springdale Road
Jeannette Adamson
Shrieveport
Earnest George Sewell
Miami
Fla
A. B. Simms
Thomas K. Gienn
the Waldorf-Astorix, New York
H. M
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Christine Breingan
East Orange
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