Miriam Jones Weds Jonn L Doggett Jr In Albany Ga
Mr and Mrs R L Jones announce the marriage of their daughter Miriam to Jonn L Doggett Jr of Jacksonville Fla. The ceremony occurred Monday June 27 Rev H Belt officiated. Mrs M L Brooks announces Pauline Brooks marriage to James Joseph Hanley formerly of New York Saturday June 18. They reside at Colquitt apartments 619 Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Jones
Albany, Ga
Miriam
Jonn L. Doggett, Jr
Jacksonville, Fla
Brooks—Hantley
M. L. Brooks
Pauline
James Joseph Hanley
New York
R. Belt
Marriage Notices of Addy Little and Beck in Georgia
Miss Ethel Bertie Addy of Macon married Naman Kelsie Little of the Georgia Railway and Power Co in Macon at 3 30 PM. Rev C 4 Linn officiated. The couple to live in Atlanta. Thelma Yent wed John Erskine Beck of Boling Green Ky at Trinity Methodist Church. Ceremony featured palms and white blooms with music. The bride wore a blue Canton crepe gown. couple to reside in Boling Green after a trip to Signal Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addy—Little
Naman Kelsie Little
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Ethel Bertie Addy
Macon
Miss Addy
Rembert Avenue
C. 4. Linn
Lutheran Church
Mrs. Little
Atlanta
Yent
Beck
Thelma Yent
John Erskine Beck
Boling Green
Trinity Methodist Church
Belk
Potter
Nelin KE. Edwards
Marguerite Fischer
Catherine Williams
Massenburg
Norton Sanford
Mr. Red
Kentucky
Big Father
United Mates
Marriage of Miss Mary LaBell Smith to Mrs Chris A Carlos
An elegant Sunday ceremony at the bride’s Luckie street home united Miss Mary LaBell Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs W Ande Smith with Mrs Chris A Carlos. Rev D H Smith uncle of the bride officiated beside palm and pink gladioli decor. Ada Barnett Smith wore peach organdie as attendant while George Gitellis served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary LaBell Smith
W. Ande Smith
Chris A. Carlos
Wlaen
Luckie Street
D H. Smith
Beme
Candela-Sabra
Way
Ada Barnett Smith
Ophelia Regies
Swansonia
George Gitellis
Joseph Prickett Gang
Henry Grage
W. Zodermith
Weddings and Bridge Luncheons Spread Across Atlanta Social Scene
A flurry of social events marks Atlanta life with Mrs James Taylor Williams hosting a bridge luncheon at Haw tiorne, Mrs John Gelder entertaining at Capital City club for Miss Morgan, and Miss Gertrude Yearby honored at a luncheon by Mrs Ralph Finch. Guests arrive from Brooklyn to Los Angeles as weddings and travel plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor Williams
John Gelder
Capital City
Ralph Finch
Gertrude
Double Wedding of The Misses Lawton in Summeville
Atlanta and Georgia friends attended the double ceremony uniting Miss Harriet Loyer Lawton and Kenyon Benedict Zatner of Atlanta with Miss Suzan Hard Lawton and Carl Francisy Daugherty of Boyton Macon at St Pauls Episcopal Church Summeville DC Saturday at 4:30 PM. The Lawton family prominence is noted with Rev Frank W Ambler officiating and elaborate floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Harriet Loyer Lawton
Kenyon Benedict Zatner
Suzan Hard Lawton
Carl Francisy Daugherty
Boyton
Macg
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Summeville
D. C
Edward Payson Lawton
Summerville
Davants
Hardy
Chattanooga Bride of Atlantan Glady Hudson Weds Eugene Caverly Jr
Miss Gladys McCall Hudson of Chattanooga married Eugene Swayne Caverly Jr of Atlanta in a Thursday morning ceremony at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church. The church was decorated with palms ferns and pink gladioli. Attendants included Mrs. W. C. Phillips and Mrs. Arthur Sumner as matrons, Miss Irene Morgan as honor girl, and ushers P D Allen Addison Martin Cedric Abel Milton Lamon. Best man was Dr J Gordon Fixel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McCall Hudson
Chattanooga
Eugene Swayne Caverly, Jr
Atlanta
Saints Peter and Fall Catholic Church
Patner Francis T. Sullivan
Mendelssohn
Miss Hudson
W. C. Phillips
Arthur Sumner
Charlotte
N.C
Roy M. Wilhoit
Avanta
Irene Morgan
P. D. Allen
Addison Martin
Cedric Abel
Milton Lamon
J. Gordon Fizel
Children of the Confederacy Meet in Athens Georgia
The ninth annual Georgia Children of the Confederacy conference convenes in Athens with officers and delegates hosted by Miss Mille Rutherford at Lucy Cobb. Notables include state president Miss Alice Stewart and officers from Dublin Waycross Savannah and Atlanta. events feature a lawn reception with interpretative dancing and Morris Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Children of the Confederacy
State of Georgia
Athens
Mille Rutherford
Lucy Cobb Innelewta
Alice Stewart
Fred, Stewart
Atlanta
Misa Nell Martin
Waycross
Alice Smith
Tenville
Migg Mattie Lee Rogers
Mayaville
Helen White
Jainesville
Lois Lampkin
Baum Dryer
Dublin
Fred S. Stewart, Jr
Florence Crane
Peter J. Nis
Albany
Adeline Baum
Kate Latham
Savannah
Lucy Cobh
Morris Orchestra
Fred Stewart
Lena Hill Wright
Rome
Catharine Culbertson
Margaret A. Wilson
Bred Stewart, Jr
Va More
Mina Meredith
Walter Scott Coleman
A. D
A. McD. Wilson
Miss Stirling Returns to Atlanta for Vacation to Plan Acting Career
Miss Stirling, back in Atlanta to visit her parents at East Lake, will stay a month during vacation. In her teens she completed ten months of active theater work and has chosen acting as her career, eyeing light and high comedy after roles in The Treasure at Garrick Theatre and twenty three parts with Toledo Theater Stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora, Stirling
Atlanta
A. W. Stirling
East Lake
Stirling
Garrick Theater
New York
Theater Guild
Miss Stirling
Toledo Theater Stock Company
Polly
Toledo Stork Company
Hal Holstin
Misa Stirling
Washington Seminary
Ates Stirling
Alexa Stirling
Miss Stirling Planns
the Wineer
Mrs Pound Hosts For Miss Jenkins In North Boulevard
Mrs P P Pound entertained at bride elect Miss Annie Mae Jenking Thursday afternoon at her home on North Boulevard. Guests included club members and friends. The event featured garden flowers white and yellow decor, punch, pond tile ices, and small cakes. Top score prize went to Mrs L H McLarty. consolation to Miss Ruth Jenkins. club prize to Mrs Robert W Ross. consolation to Mrs Frank W Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegfeld
J. Q. Ziegfeld
Baltimore
C. R. Justi
Adair Avenues
J. H. Zeagler
Lawton
Metagier
Neys
Great Lakes
Daugherty
Pennsylvania
New York
J. C. Ziexlater
Boston
John Burdine
Bell Burdine
Jack Walker
W. J. Kalis
George Chillis
J. A. Walker
A. N. David
Clarence Calhoun
W. E. Richardson
Will Johnson
J. H. Zengier
Fred Thomas
Marjorie Thomas
W. BE. Richardson
Charles McWhorter
Willam Lewis
Homer Ledbetter
Burdine
Bloise Lewis
J. B. Beall
Riegfeld
King's Highway
Decatur
Mesdames Ziegfeld
C. R. Just
BE. A. Stuhrman
Gadsden Russell
O. L Freeman
Freq Thomas
J. H. Zengler
Rhodes McPhail
Pine Room
Ansley
Higofela
L. H. McLarty
Ruth Jenkins
Robert W. Ross
Frank W. Day
Annie Mae Jenking
Lovie Mae Smith
Snipes
William Garrett
L._W. McLarty
Henry Godfrey
George el Braughn
Robert W. Best
B. Lee Smith
Royal H. Plitt
James A. Rollestons
John D. Evans
Weyman Hudson
James A. Rodlestone
Boulevard Terrace
Interesting News From Indian Springs Wig Names Rendezvous
Indian Springs reports a popular ren dezvous for leading men of the south. The piece notes activity among local figures and hints at gatherings involving prominent men and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Springs
South
Notable guests attend resort visit with Florida congressman
Hon. Frank ark, U. S congressman completing his eighteenth year, Hon. Her ver Clay and other Georgia and local leaders visited a resort. Script Dance by Lee Roy Philips and Jimmy Garner at Grant Park Dancing pavilion next Thursday evening, June 30, with Jingo Jazz Orchestra. Dancing nine to twelve. dancing clubs invitees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankark
U. S
Florida
Herver Clay
House of Georgia
L. C. Brown
Johan Jones
J. H. Boykin
J. B. Roberts
D. F. MecClatchey
William Candler
Lee Roy Philips
Jimmy Garener
Grant Park
Jingo Jazz Orchestra
House Party At Clayton At Kingwood By King George King
Mr and Mrs William Akers entertain a house party at Kingwood the summer home of George E King at Clay On Guests include Al pert Akers L Peacock Hai Hart Mrs William Percy Dr and Mrs George Cook Albert Dillon Carson Sewell Alfred Birds The piece notes Swift Company carcass beef sales in Atlanta Ga week ending June 25 1921 with shipments solid out and prices from 12 to 17 12 cents per pound and 34 82 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle
Ellie Horner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Atlanta
KE. D. Adama
West End
Clayton
William Akers
Kingwood
George E. King
Clay- On
Alpert Akers
L. Peacock
Hai Hart
William Percy
George Cook
Albert Dillon
Carson Sewell
Alfred Birds
Swift & Company
Moving Picture Sidelights Given by Miss Connally
The Atlanta Woman's Club summer meeting featured Miss Louise Connally of New Jersey outlining motion picture production insights and advocating greater theater patron-manager cooperation. She urged family viewing, age-based screenings, and discussion at home, with supporting violin performances and a by-laws change approved by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Woman's Club
B. M. Boykin
Louise Connally
New Jersey
National Board of Motion Picture Review
Connolly
Lillouise Smith
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
George Lindner
Atlanta
Night Courts and Civilization Talk At Southern Business College
Afternoon program in the lecture room at 13 Whitehall street features Minnie Anderson Hall on Night Courts and F M Scofield on American Civilization. Dr Grace Kirkland reads letters from Georgia congressmen on Keller bills about earned versus measured incomes and relief for production and consumption. Social note: many locals and visitors head to Blowing Rock and Camp Greenbriar for summer, with multiple families and individuals highlighted in transit and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernoon
Southern Business College
Whitehall Street
Minnie Anderson Hall
F. M Scofield
Georgia
Keller
Grace Kirkland
Birthday Party for Little Miss Carson
A graceful birthday gathering was held yesterday at Mrs. William Anderson Parker’s home on East Fourteenth Street for her granddaughter Margaret Turner Carson’s first birthday. About sixty children and mothers enjoyed games on the lawn and in the garden with a large pink frosted cake, a grab bag of gifts, balloons, party favors, and pink accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson Parker
East Fourteenth Street
Margaret
John Turner Carson
Social Items From Georgia and Nearby Visits
Mrs Owens Johnson and Mrs A G Robinson return from Silko Ga after the death of Mrs Johnsons sister Mrs J H Grace. Miss Alice Stewart returns from Rome. Mrs Leila Hill Wright visits Mrs Fred Stewart and plans trips to Athens and Monroe. Mr and Mrs J Halsey Thompson and daughters Helen Lula Rose and Laura return from Savannah Tybee trip visiting relatives. W A Brimberry and J D Wood return from a motor trip to Deep Step Ga. Mrs Fitzhugh Knox and daughters depart for Warrenton Va for July at the Homestead. Mr and Mrs F W Patterson of Atlanta guests at Broadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs with Mrs James C Williams and Mrs T G Williams and Mary Lee Wilturalca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake Country Club
H. 8. Bartlett
W. C. Rea
Birmingham
C. E. Robertson
Atlanta
Sire Strother C. Fleming
Harry CD. Stanley
Harry D. Stanley
Dorothy Stanley
Martha Maddox
Henry Morgas
Durand Stanley
Fleming
L. BR. Rogers
Wiliam Fish
William Grimm
New York
J. P. O'Donnell
Bob Jarrett
Joe Holland
J L. Clarkson
Alice Steed
Miami
R. D Grove
Boyce Miler
Macon
Poole Maynard
Margaret Stockton
Meridian
J. P. Keeton
M. L. Stockton
Roy Keeton
J. J. Cunningham
Allison SL Turney
Charlotte
N.C
George W. Sharpe
Columbia
E. Goodhart
Robert H. Jones
Elizabeth Parsons
Ben Hill, Jr
Lillian Ahely
Catherine Carter
Maude Couch
Margaret Ransom
Martine Gilbert
Laura Rose
Gladys Griffin
Dorothy Saryant
Louise Scruggs
Evelyn Paterson
Maria-ret Dowe
Annie Kate Adams
Marina Goldsmith
Carolyn Welker
Carolyn Blount
Nellie McIver
Leila Ponder
Fla
Helen Bowen
Mary Bowen
Gertrude Kelley
C. Kk. ByFford
H. H. Johnson
Jack Knowlton
Frank Chalmers
Edward Lane
Barton Gause
Laurence Caldwell
Sam MacDaniel
Jack Foster
Tom Wilson
Jack Toland
Jack Wilkins
Milton Hall
Bob Martin
Bryan Huson
James Hodge
Lewis Hamilton
Matt Bridges
Dick Sanders
Joe Williams
Tom House
E. D. Tompking
T. J. Busses
W. W. Grist
Irwin Henderson
T. M. Shaffield
Dan Kenett
Brainard Adams
Harvey Baxter
Ed Hatcher
Harry F. Dobbs
Percy Lamp
Owens Johnson
A. G. Robinson
Silko, Ga
Johnson
J. H. Grace
Alice Stewart
Leila Hill Wright
Rome
Fred §. Stewart
Wright
Stewart
Athens
Monroe
J. Halsey Thompson
Helen
Lula
Rose
Laura
Savannah
Tybee
Wrestley Bailey
Edward Sipple
W. A. Brimberry
J. D. Woodall
Deep Step
F. W. Patterson
Broadmoor Hotel
Colorado Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miriam . Jones
Mr. Doggett
Carlos—Smith
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sunnyside
Velmer
Benpricee
Marion Smith
Maria
Lucy
Gleve Webb
Woman's Club
Clyde Webb
Albert Howell
Capital City Club
League of Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce
Carlos
Atlantic City
Jackson
Jackson Street
Blanche Mulder
Minneapolia
Minn
Janes Brownson
Los Angeles
Cal
Nunnally
Westmoreland
Miss Hache
John Westmoreland
Lawrenceville
Buckeye Women’s Club
Catholic Club of Business and Professional Women
Sacred Heart Church
Miss Morgan
Charles F. Searcy
Plowden—Harvey
Wiotda
Lucile Plowden
J. &. Plowden
Pierce Jones Harvey
Jacksonville
Canitel l Avenue Baptist Church
Majors
Capitol Avenue
Thelma Arabella Callaway
Lois Manne
Lohengen
William Blake
Carroll Plowden
Bruce Wall
Louisa Maurice
Marion Plowden
Miss Louisa
Miss Marion
J. B. Plowden
Anne Plowden
Milan
Fila M. Plowden
I.E. Plowden
Pride
Richard Plowden
Lila Plowden
Annie Ford
Annie, Thayers
Charleston
Ann Cushman
Richmond
Va.i
Mary Ambler
Rosalie St., Amand
Phoebie Smythe
Eien Reid Williams
Andrew Simons
John Carter
Wilmington
N. C
Samuel R. Benedict
Birmingha
George I. Hutchinson, Jr
Thomas I. Waring
William Doar
Cleveland Zahner
Chattanooga Girl Bride of
ATI Athens
Children of Confederacy
State Affairs
Hal Steed
Mary Cline
Milledgeville
J. Haugabook
Montezuma
Coley Lewis
Marvin Underwood
John Candler
Coley Lawie
Steed
Elizabeth Owens
Guy Woolford
R.H. Dobbs
GW. Shivers
Edgar Chambers
Sam Guy
Walter Candler
Albert Akers
Paul Vose
EB. Pomeroy
Earl Cone
J. E. McRee
George L. Brower
Mamuia Berkele
Piedmont Park
Rogers Winter
Winter
Congress
Stafford Seldell
Red Cross
Fayettes
W. B. Price-Smith
George Brower
J. A Carlisle
George Brandon
Wiliam Hannaberry
W. B. Price Smith
Clarence Bemis
Alonzo Richardson
C .K. Ayer
E. H Goodhart
A. C
Harriet Noyen
Phi Mi
Iams
Blowing Rock
William C. Warren
Green Dodd Warren
Camp Greenbriar
David Black
William Armstrong
Thomas Willingham
Baynard Wil Ingham
Carey Wilmer
Augustus Lowlegs
John Lawrence
Tifton
J. N. Sheffield
Americus
Bing Armstrong
Augustus Loyless
Camp Greenbria
Alderaca
W. Va
William ‘Warren
Atelanta
Harry C. Bongun Teave
Tenetebis
James Stanfiel
Cincinatti
Wallace Boyd
Elizabeth Chase Pattillo
Howard Pattillo
Ponce de Leon Apartments
Edward McDowell
Montgomery
Lawton Stevens
Cornell University
Waynesboro, Va
T. T. Stevens
Harris
Sandersylle
Hardwick
Georgian Terrace
Roland Ells
T. M. Morris
L. C. Stahl
Wigwam
Jennie Gray
Wm. Chandler
Mrs
Herbert Clay
Little Miss Carson
James C Williams
Tage
T. G. Williams
Dally Hughter
Mary Lee Wilturalca
Biro Bec
Davis & Freeman, Inc
Diamonds
Platinum Smiths
Davis Portable Electric
Davis
Carter Electric Co
Achtree St
Dr. Sons
LW. Lyon & Sons, Inc
West 27Th &., New York
RI Beka
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