Mangum-Gibson Nuptials Solemnized at St Paul Church
The marriage of Miss Mattle Duke Mangum to Ernest Cleveland Gibson was solemnized Thursday at 9 p.m. in St Paul Methodist Church Hogansville Ga with Rev FE L Edmondson officiating. The ceremony featured palms, French roses, white jasmines, and organ music by Beyer. Guests included out of town friends and family. the couple planned a two week Gulf coast trip before settling in Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattle Duke Mangum
Ernest Cleveland Gibso
St. Paul Methodist Church
FE L. Edmondson
First Methodist Church
Fnesville, Ga
Fithel Beyer
K. K. Kelly
D. K.sey
Henry Godfrey
Mark
Hogansville
Ali Lou Denney
Mendelssohn
Harrison
Columbus
Marah Lee Hogan
Pathe
Bride's and
Valley
Fo Mailer
Irs
Hoawilie
Ieuatte
M. Miller
Hier
Featernal Creles
Saville
Millan
Arden Tent
Calvin
Wheeler Mansum
Spruce Street
J QO. Mangum
St. G. Mangum
Welling
Gibson
Vass Christian
The
Gulf
Creswell Street
Shreveport
BE. G. Duke
Palmetto
Mangum
Panama
Gist Cann
Moreland
Stuart Smith
L Ja
Duke
Fairburn
My Gibson
Thomasville
Katherine Gibson
Miss Goldsmith Honors Bride At Luncheon
Mrs Laurent Goldsmith, formerly Miss Marguerite Lowe of Athens, was honored at a luncheon given by Miss Marvin Goldsmith at the Piedmont Driving Club. The table featured patchwork cloth, a silver basket of pink stadioli, and white tapers. Mrs Goldsmith wore a Canary Georgette gown. Miss Goldsmith wore black and white chiffon. Grace Bramlitt hosted a party at the Forsyth Theater on June 2 for bride-elect Miss Mattie Lonire Richardson, with guests including Mattie Louise Richardson Eloise Brawwlitz Lynda Lee Morgan Roberta Stalfings Mrs Banks and Grace Bramlitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurent Goldsmith
Marguerite Lowe
Athens
Marvin Goldsmith
Piedmont Driving Club
Goldsmith
Miss Goldsmith
Grace Bramlitt
Forsyth Theater
Mattie Lonire Richardson
Mattie Louiseardson
Eloise Brawwlitz
Lynda Lee Morgan
Troberta Stalfings
Mre. Banks
Grace Ebramlitty
Dance Friday Evening for College Set at D A R Hall
A college set dance will be held Friday evening at the D A R hall on Fifteenth Street. Invited are members of the college set and various named social figures. A silver tea will follow at Mrs A A Payne’s home 5 Brookwood Drive on Peachtree Road Presbyterian church’s young matron’s committee. Tea operates from 4 to 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. R. Hall
Fifteenth Street
Jack Croft
W. W. and Mew
Ralphy Burns Brooks
Hinghes
YI. C. Hamilton
Peachtree
Road Presbyterian Church
A. A. Payne
Brookwood Drive
Prominent Young Couple Wed At Home in Fairburn
Miss Grace Manson and J Wilson Parker wed at the bride’s Fairburn home on June 28 with simple ceremony in a fern and flower altar. The bride wore gray crepe and corsage of roses. they honeymoon in New Orleans. Parker is a Campbell News editor and active in education and local Masonry. After July 5 they will reside on Campbellton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairburn
Grace Manson
J. Wilson - Parker
J. H. Allison
Cecil Longino
Moenelssohn
Schubert
New Orleans
Parker
Camp
Mrs Harrold Honored by Friends at Luncheon Today
A group of forty friends of Mrs Frank Harrold of Americus will host a luncheon at 1:30 this afternoon at the Capital City club. Mrs Clifford Walker and Mrs William Barris are guests of honor. Miss Alice Baxter directs arrangements. Harrold, state president of the Daughters of the Confederacy, seeks national office. she recently returned from Jackson where she was feted by the Children of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harrold
Americus
Capital City
Clifford Walker
William Barris
Harrold
Daughters ‘of the Confederacy
National Organization
Atlanta
Alice Baxter
Georgia
Harrold Bas
Jackson
Children of the Confederacy
Miss Noles Returns To Indiana Home
Miss Mabel Noles of Jeffersonville Indiana returns from several years in Atlanta to her home in Indiana She was active in Sunday school and church work at the Baptist Tabernacle and made many friends who regret her leaving She was entertained informally at social affairs and received gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Noles
Indiana
Mabel Noles
Jeffersonville
Ind
Atlanta
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Misa Noles
Judge Hutcheson to Speak at League Meeting
DeKalb County League of Women Voters invites members to hear Judge John R. Hutcheson discuss state courts Friday June 20 at 3 o clock in the grand jury room at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutcheson
DeKalb County League of Women Voters
John, R. Hutcheson
Capital City Club Gives Dance On Roof Garden
The Capital City Club hosts a Thursday dinner dance on the roof garden with gladioli adorned tables and a large, moonlit gathering. Guests include Captain and Mrs. Howell Woodward of Panama and other prominent couples. Terrace notes list multiple dinner parties and a Warner's Seven Aces orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Club
Capital City
Albert Thornton
Howell Woodward
Panama
Frank J. Merrinng
Mae Asbill
Ei. 1D. Tuttle
W. J. Massengale
PF. M. Butters
J. D. Soumenig
Cascade Terrace
H. R. Richards
Bridge Club
W. B. Hurt
J. A. Hutcheson
F. J. Pritchett
Mra
A. M. Taylor
J. E. Warren
Guy ‘Whitington
Atlanta
Triebner
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Brown Weds Mr. Lively At Home Thursday
Miss Mary Elizabeth Brown and Thomas Talmadge Lively wed Thursday at 2 PM in the Brown home on Mozley Drive. The ceremony, led by Dr. BR Belk, featured palms, flowers, and unshaded tapers. An informal reception followed as they plan a wedding trip east and then reside in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Thomas Talmadge Lively
William Fletcher
Brown
Mozley Drive
BR Belk
Trinity Church
Avery
Tarkspur
Cecil G. Lively
J. W. Lively
Mise Lily Vardeman
Bes, Brown
Miss Moore Hosts Club Event at Piedmont Driving Club
A Thursday swimming party followed by luncheon featured Miss Jacqueline Moore as hostess at the Piedmont Driving Club. Fourteen young friends attended with assistance from her mother, Mrs Wilmer Moore, in entertaining the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Moore
Piedmont Driving Club
Moore
Mra
Wilmer Moore
Seasonal coats and suits sale offers strong bargains
A clearaway sale features sixty five tailored coats in camel cloth with wide sleeves and convertible collars, plus Roshanara Poiret Twill options in navy and black. Also fifty Polaire coats and wraps with satin linings and generous pockets, and fifty three piece suits of Poiret Twill and crepe de Chine all at reduced prices.
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Mangum-Gibson
R. G. Margue
James BE. Mangum
J. 0
Kum
Hie Greeniamen
Ridéamnids
Lettie Doftis Oggle Bolemen
Wits Ming Lofts
Aliza
Aquets
Gare
Joe Matrons
Boner
Tt. N. F
J. Stewart Smith
Sis
Esmaida
Vikuin
Og.mangum
Missy
Janes Gibson
Sy Mae Arare
Tan
Oxfords
J. P. Allen & CO
Whitehall
Voile, Gingham, Ratine
Organdie
Sale
Miss Brown
Mr. Lively
Jack Rushin
Lively
Miss Moore
Gavan’s
Whitehall St
Clearaway
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